Add fixture neewer/tl60-rgb-tube-light-stick

[FloEdelmann]

• Update manufacturers.json
• Add fixture neewer/tl60-rgb-tube-light-stick

Fixture warnings / errors

• neewer/tl60-rgb-tube-light-stick
  • ❌ Category 'Color Changer' invalid since there are no ColorPreset and less than two ColorIntensity capabilities and no Color wheel slots.
  • ❌ Category 'Pixel Bar' invalid since no horizontally aligned matrix is defined.

Thank you blutaz!

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✔️ neewer / tl60-rgb-tube-light-stick: d-light / attributes-correctness

• ✔️ neewer/tl60-rgb-tube-light-stick-CCT.xml

✔️ neewer / tl60-rgb-tube-light-stick: dmxcontrol3 / channel-numbers

• ✔️ neewer-tl60-rgb-tube-light-stick-CCT.xml

❌ neewer / tl60-rgb-tube-light-stick: dragonframe / json-schema-conformity

• ❌ neewer/tl60-rgb-tube-light-stick.json

  fixture/physical/DMXconnector "RJ45" must be equal to one of [3-pin, 3-pin (swapped +/-), 3-pin XLR IP65, 5-pin, 5-pin XLR IP65, 3-pin and 5-pin, 3.5mm stereo jack]
• ✔️ manufacturers.json

❌ neewer / tl60-rgb-tube-light-stick: millumin / json-schema-conformity

• ❌ neewer/tl60-rgb-tube-light-stick.json

  fixture/physical/DMXconnector "RJ45" must be equal to one of [3-pin, 5-pin, 3-pin (swapped +/-), 3-pin and 5-pin, 3-pin XLR IP65, 3.5mm stereo jack]

✔️ neewer / tl60-rgb-tube-light-stick: qlcplus_4.12.2 / fixture-tool-validation

• ✔️ fixtures/Neewer-TL60-RGB-Tube-Light-Stick.qxf

❌ neewer / tl60-rgb-tube-light-stick: qlcplus_4.12.2 / xsd-schema-conformity

• ❌ fixtures/Neewer-TL60-RGB-Tube-Light-Stick.qxf

  Element '{http://www.qlcplus.org/FixtureDefinition}Dimensions', attribute 'Weight': [facet 'minExclusive'] The value '0' must be greater than '0'.

[kengruven]

AFAICT, there's no manual available online for this fixture. The "Chamsys Fixture Finder" (the "other" link) has a 4-channel mapping, and this file matches that.

There's almost certainly more sophisticated modes, but I don't see an easy way to figure out what they are.

[kengruven]

Suggested change

	"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyklHZz0MIU&si=u_uiZhWCT8nd2vLt"
	"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyklHZz0MIU"

[kengruven]

The product page says to go here for manuals, but I see no manual here.

[kengruven]

This isn't ideal, but all the other fixtures in OFL just use a pile of Generic capabilities for green/magenta point, so I guess it's the best we can do right now.

[blutaz00]

Hi everybody, I'd like to thanks all the people here for your amazing work, thanks so much for your efforts in keep this repository up and running with all the updates. This is my fist fixture and I didn't really know very well how to do it but I tried. The fixture I published is one of a more complex system of fixtures of the same light, I was able just to publish the first mode looking for help in doing the rest of the job. Today I found the light manual and the dmx table, you can find them here:
manual: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jN9up84Qke7Pe6J5X3XqUxJEizWnO_YW/view?usp=sharing
dmx tale: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Cq2BAuAPLEWzJ_KTSDHWNl14m-VKPJmH/view?usp=sharing
@kengruven
ciao

[blutaz00]

Hi guys, how can I help to fix this fixture in order to publish it? Thanks.

@kengruven
@dimitre

[kengruven]

The DMX table scan is a great help. To clarify, is the first assigned DMX channel a switch to select the fixture’s personality? I’ve never actually seen that before — it’s always an out-of-band setting.

And for OFL: how do you map a fixture with various personalities (from 4 to 56 channels) which depend on the first channel? My impression was that switched channels only work if all options have the same number of channels.

An idea I thought of: map each personality separately, as usual, and make the first channel in each mode a “constant” channel with a representative value. I don’t know that that’s what constant channels were meant for, but I can’t imagine what else they’d be used for!