Chauvet DJ 4BAR LTBT ILS

Per-pod control requires 15Ch and a matching profile.

1. In 15Ch keep channel 1 at 000–009 to avoid programs and raise dimmer on 2.
2. Test the first pod’s RGB on 4–6, then subsequent groups. Strobe/speed on 3 changes function with the program channel.
3. If programs still run, inspect mode and patch before editing scenes or updating firmware.

The manual gives the D-Fi USB dongle priority.

1. Save settings and remove it for an independent wired DMX test. Do not connect generic USB accessories to the control port.
2. For D-Fi match accessory channel and TX/RX as well as personality and address. Wireless channel and DMX address have different purposes.
3. For ILS select iLS1–4 and check a compatible transmitter; do not treat it as an individual console patch by analogy.

Bluetooth, footswitch and IRC-6 need separate checks.

1. Select bLE and match the displayed ID to the unit selected in BTAir; inspect device permissions and connection without deleting show configuration.
2. For the footswitch, check power, 9 V battery, local program and SEt > ir as specified in the manual. Check Blackout in a safe area.
3. If only one control path fails, keep another tested path for recovery. Record version and serial before updating; do not install another serial branch.

The four pods are aimed physically; DMX position commands do not move them. The number of zones does not prove every performer receives the required level and color.

1. Mark positions and movement, aim before doors and compare ambient light and camera results if recording. Check shadows and obstructions from the approved position.
2. We can assess one bar, distributed points or supplementary people lighting. Send photos, approximate width, positions and desired result; stage size alone does not set a universal quantity.
3. Include the date, venue, number of musicians, ambient light, existing equipment, and setup and rehearsal times. Identify areas that must stay steady while colors or programs change. We can compare a simple setup prepared for the musician with supplementary lighting or separate control. Equipment, supports, cables, footswitch, configuration, rehearsal, and operation should be identified in the quote and remain subject to confirmation.

A footswitch or prepared program may reduce actions, but cues need rehearsal and someone must be able to recover control. Unattended operation is not assumed.

1. Choose a main control route and test required changes, footswitch access and blackout before the show; retain a tested recovery alternative.
2. We can compare simple preparation for that performer with separate lighting control. Share songs or cues, required changes and existing control/equipment; accessories and operation are confirmed in the proposal.

We can assess reinforcement, but the complete signal route needs definition. The manual distinguishes Bluetooth/BTAir, ILS, and DMX, plus D-Fi USB functions; these names do not establish universal integration or simultaneous operation.

1. Send exact models, application or console and version, connection photos, and available accessories. We can compare a BTAir workflow with compatible products, an ILS route with a compatible transmitter, or DMX control using each fixture’s profile. Controlling a bar over Bluetooth is not assumed to make it an ILS transmitter for the entire system.
2. Tell us which lights must change together and which need an independent scene. We can assess separate groups if the program allows, or a verified common route. Confirm who configures, programs, and operates, and allow rehearsal of changes and recovery; adapters, transmitters, software, and availability require confirmation in the proposal.