ZKYMZL Mini Moving Head

is it the 14/16 (RGBA) or the 16/18 (RGBUAW) version you have?

<tilt dmxchannel="0">

should be "1"

the Dimmer part contains 2 times the same.

I have reworked the complete fixture because there were not all needed information included in your version or there are some functions, where you can simplify it. For a better discussion, I did not add it to a file.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<device type="DMXDevice" dmxaddresscount="14" dmxcversion="3.1.0" ddfversion="1.0">
  <information>
    <model>Mini Moving Head</model>
    <vendor>ZKYMZL</vendor>
    <author>Metric</author>
  </information>
  <functions>
    <position>
      <pan dmxchannel="0">
        <range range="540"/>
      </pan>
      <tilt dmxchannel="1">
        <range range="180"/>
      </tilt>
    </position>
    <ptspeed dmxchannel="2">
      <range type="linear" mindmx="255" maxdmx="0" minval="0" maxval="100"/>
    </ptspeed>
    <dimmer dmxchannel="3"/>
    <strobe dmxchannel="4">
      <range type="linear" mindmx="0" maxdmx="225" minval="0" maxval="10"/>
    </strobe>
    <rgb>
      <red dmxchannel="5"/>
      <green dmxchannel="6"/>
      <blue dmxchannel="7"/>
      <white dmxchannel="8"/>
    </rgb>
  </functions>
  <procedures/>
</device>

All functions, they are used there, are all explained in our documentation in our Wiki. The original is in German indeed, but I guess a translation tool will help you.

If you have further questions, don't hesitate to ask.

Please note, that the LibDevice path in the program directory is not that path, where you should store your own created DDFs. The content inside that folder will be overwritten when executing the installer without any kind of information or warning.

To store your own created DDFs use the path, that you can reach while clicking on the shortcut called “custom DDFs” (or something similar) in the start menu. In our documentation in our wiki, you find further information to that point.

Quote from Metric

What is "Motor Auto SH 1" for example? I'll check the tutorials again and give it a go and let you know how I get on.

you'll find a "Channel overview" (or similar) in the menu where you can check the direct DMX values to a given DMX channel to see how your devece is acting to the values (not for real controlling a show)