Disco 240 Dmx Controller Manual Jun 2026

| Scanner No. | DMX Start Address (Decimal) | | :--- | :--- | | Scanner 01 | 1 | | Scanner 02 | 17 | | Scanner 03 | 33 | | Scanner 04 | 49 | | Scanner 05 | 65 | | Scanner 06 | 81 | | Scanner 07 | 97 | | Scanner 08 | 113 | | Scanner 09 | 129 | | Scanner 10 | 145 | | Scanner 11 | 161 | | Scanner 12 | 177 |

Tap the active Scanner button again to lock those values in place, allowing you to select and adjust a different fixture without altering the first one.

To control your lights, you must set each fixture to a specific starting address

The Disco 240 DMX controller is a popular lighting control device used in the entertainment industry to manage and synchronize lighting effects for concerts, parties, and other events. This manual serves as a detailed guide for users to understand the features, operations, and troubleshooting of the Disco 240 DMX controller. Whether you are a lighting technician, event coordinator, or a DIY enthusiast, this manual will help you master the functions of the Disco 240 and create stunning lighting displays.

Press the Page Select button to switch to Page B.

is a powerhouse for mobile DJs, small stage setups, and club environments. While its interface might look intimidating at first glance, its 192–240 channel capacity allows you to control up to 12–24 individual fixtures with precision.

The controller features multiple banks. Switching banks allows you to store and recall different sets of 8 scenes.

The console is divided into several key sections to help you navigate your show: Fixture Buttons (1–12): Select which lights you are currently controlling. Channel Faders:

Configure your lights according to this addressing schedule: Fixture Number Starting DMX Address Fixture 10 Fixture 11 Fixture 12

You might be adjusting Fader 1 on Page A (Channel 1), while your fixture requires Channel 9 (Fader 1 on Page B) for master dimming. Why are my lights flickering or moving randomly?

Adjusts how smoothly the lights transition from one look to the next. 2. Setting Up DMX Addressing