Hello!
You can simply create your own DDF for this device by using an almost similar one as template. Do you have the detailed manual? Then it’s easier to give you a tip, which device can be a template.
Best regards, Stefan.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<device image="IMG.png" type="DMXDevice" dmxaddresscount="7" DefaultDisplayStyle="PREVIEW" dmxcversion="3.1.0" ddfversion="1.0.0">
<information>
<model>Par Lights 36 LED</model>
<vendor>LUNSY</vendor>
<author>Helmut</author>
<mode>7 Channel</mode>
</information>
<functions>
<dimmer dmxchannel="0"/>
<strobe dmxchannel="4">
<range type="linear" mindmx="0" maxdmx="255" minval="0" maxval="10"/>
</strobe>
<rawstep dmxchannel="5" name="Mode">
<step caption="Off" mindmx="0" maxdmx="50"/>
<step caption="Color Step" mindmx="51" maxdmx="100"/>
<step caption="Color Fade" mindmx="101" maxdmx="150"/>
<step caption="Color Fade In/Out" mindmx="151" maxdmx="200"/>
<step caption="Music Mode" mindmx="200" maxdmx="255"/>
</rawstep>
<raw dmxchannel="6" name="Mode Speed">
<range type="linear" mindmx="0" maxdmx="255" minval="0" maxval="100"/>
</raw>
<rgb>
<red dmxchannel="1"/>
<green dmxchannel="2"/>
<blue dmxchannel="3"/>
</rgb>
</functions>
</device>Please test once. Must be similar to the Lixada. You must test whether the internal programs fit.
Channel 7 is the speed for the auto programs on channel 6
Hi,
just open a text file editor like Notepad or Notepad++ and insert the XML code there. Then safe this as a file with te following name LUNSY Par Lights 36 LED.xml in the following folder: %appdata%\DMXControl Projects e.V\DMXControl\Kernel\UserDevices\. Afterwards, open DMXControl 3 and open the Add Devices-Dialog. Now, this device should be in the respective folder.
I hope, this will solve your problem 
JP
Under Start - Programs - DMXControl.. - you will find the folder "Own DDF" there simply save the XML file in it. Then, after opening DMXControl, you can find your device in the search field above "Lunsy" and insert it. I have attached the xml for you here.
Which DMX address did you give the second device? According to the DDF, DMXControl should set usually the next empty DMX channels inside the project. So when the first one has DMX address 1, the next device you want to control individually, should have DMX address 8 - because one device use 7 DMX channels.
This is not necessary by default. For DMXControl 3 it's doesn't matter, which DMX address you give your devices. You just keep in mind, that you don't overlap the DMX channels.
So when you second device has now the DMX adress 16, this you have to set also in DMXControl 3. To change them, you select the device in the stage view or in the project explorer and open the properties of this device.
