Ayrton Nando 502 Wash

Movement and effects blocks may use different routes.

1. Compare personality: Basic, Standard, Extend Ring or Extend Pixel. Modes without a pixel block cannot receive that direct control.
2. Check FollowMain, address, universe and source for Effect and Pwr LED Pix. Identify the missing block before changing the entire patch.
3. In extended modes, check the blend toward Pixel/Ring and Chase controls against the actual revision chart. A crossfade can conceal individual values.

Global controls, presets and effects may contribute to the result.

1. Compare CTO, Colour Preset and its crossfade with direct mixing. The earlier chart distinguishes RGB-L control from preset control.
2. Disable effects in a diagnostic scene and check dimmer and shutter; then add rings or pixels separately.
3. Compare calibration, filters and fan mode across units. For camera work, test skin tones and white balance with the actual system.

Separate cooling behavior from modulation frequency.

1. Check Constant Fans and Defog; continuous ventilation may be a selected function rather than a fault.
2. Compare Auto, Stage, Silence and Super Silence: published light output changes with fan mode. Keep vents clear and do not force a mode to compensate for temperature.
3. Check Refresh Select alongside camera frame rate and shutter. Selecting PWM does not guarantee band-free results with every camera; test the setting away from an audience.

We can compare a color wash with the light people need. RGB-L mixing and available whites alone do not establish suitable skin, wardrobe or exposure results.

1. Send performer positions and travel, approximate width, mounting height, camera and ambient light if recorded. Test coverage and shadows on the actual people and wardrobe, including low levels and transitions.
2. We can assess Nando for the planned wash with complementary front light, or another source for the main task. Tell us what your production supplies and whether you need equipment, installation, power and data distribution, fixture profile and patch adaptation, programming, camera rehearsal or operation. GLMedia can assess and quote these scopes separately; model, availability, quantity, accessories and configuration are confirmed in the proposal and relevant test, without promising coverage from a nominal angle.

Additional control helps when the design needs differences within the head. A uniform look may need less detail than a visible ring or pixel pattern.

1. Share the reference, pattern-change moments, console and available library. Compare a shared look with an extended effect; personality, control blocks and version must match before recording.
2. We can quote simple look preparation or a scope with effects design and operation. More channels are not assumed to improve the show or rental to include programming; earlier maps require checking against the actual unit.

We can assess a partial addition, but keeping the file does not mean reusing profiles or palettes unchanged. Nando 502 Wash mixes RGB-L; Lime is not an interchangeable White channel from an RGBW wash.

1. Send a list or photos of models, modes and versions, the console, any existing show file and the scenes you want to keep. State what must match: performer light, a reference color or an effect; these require different checks. Preserve the original and compare a representative scene on the actual surfaces and camera where relevant.
2. We can quote patch and selected-scene adaptation, give Nando a role separate from the existing lights, or assess another documented option better suited to the rig. Preparation, rehearsal and operation are defined around the confirmed inventory; direct replacement, matching whites or colors, and programming time are not promised before reviewing the show.