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July 27th, 2019
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Rory,
Welcome to the RDM forums! Yes, you can definitely have multiple secondary slots pointing to the same primary. It can be quite common on moving lights with gobo wheels and color systems too. There is a good webinar we did on this subject a couple years ago you can find here that I think will hopefully provide a lot of insight and some examples of this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5BmsJ7CeFE
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Hi Scott, little while no speak! Could you share a couple of practical examples of a real product that implements RDM defined slots in this way? I'm curious. I foresee that the permutations and combinations alluded to, or allowed by the standard are as robust as two marrows connected by a cucumber on a hot day! Best Hamish
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