The CODE Tango 98 lighting console manual provides setup, programming, and operation instructions for controlling up to 12 DMX512 fixtures.
The CODE Tango 98 is a DMX512 lighting console designed for small venues such as clubs and stage shows. It can control up to 12 computer‑controlled lights, each with 8 channels, and offers both programmed chase sequences and manual operation.
The manual covers safety precautions, installation in a 19‑inch 4U rack, wiring of DMX cables, panel functions, programming steps, manual control, and troubleshooting. English and Chinese instructions are provided throughout. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Output signal | DMX512 |
|---|---|
| DMX control channels | 1‑96 |
| Number of controllable fixtures | 12 |
| Channels per fixture | 8 |
| Maximum steps per program | 50 |
| Total program steps | 600 |
| Speed range | 0.25‑60 s/step |
| Gradient range | 0‑100 % |
| Power input | AC 90‑240 V, 4 W |
| Dimensions | 482 mm × 178 mm × 55 mm |
It can control up to 12 computer‑controlled lights, each using 8 DMX channels.
Use a 120 Ω shielded twisted‑pair cable with XLR connectors, and terminate the last device with a 120 Ω resistor.
Press and hold the Program key for more than 1 second to enter programming mode.
Move the speed slider; 0 % is the slowest and 100 % is the fastest.