Can't set channel to zero when it has a default value
Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2018 10:03 pm
First off, I'm using version 4.12.0 GIT.
I have a fixture definition where one of the channels has a default value of 255, so that is what is sent to the fixture without any changes. When I move its fader in the simple desk, it fades down correctly until DMX value 1, but when I move it a little bit further to DMX value 0, the channel fully lights up instead of going completely off. The DMX value that is shown above the fader reads 0, but the DMX monitor shows 255, which is the value that is actually outputted (I could check that because the fixture is actually a custom project using an ESP32 with Art-Net over WiFi and I could just output the exact DMX value it receives via the serial console).
The same happens when I put a fader in the virtual console into level mode for that channel.
What I expected: When I touch the fader (and it turns red), the value I choose is exactly what is outputted to the fixture. When I reset it (using the X button below the channel), the default value is applied.
I have a fixture definition where one of the channels has a default value of 255, so that is what is sent to the fixture without any changes. When I move its fader in the simple desk, it fades down correctly until DMX value 1, but when I move it a little bit further to DMX value 0, the channel fully lights up instead of going completely off. The DMX value that is shown above the fader reads 0, but the DMX monitor shows 255, which is the value that is actually outputted (I could check that because the fixture is actually a custom project using an ESP32 with Art-Net over WiFi and I could just output the exact DMX value it receives via the serial console).
The same happens when I put a fader in the virtual console into level mode for that channel.
What I expected: When I touch the fader (and it turns red), the value I choose is exactly what is outputted to the fixture. When I reset it (using the X button below the channel), the default value is applied.