1x channel for lamp brightness (likely pinned to "on" to provide constant power). 2x channels for pan (double fine). 2x channels for tilt. 1x channel for gobo r

1x channel for lamp brightness (likely pinned to "on" to provide constant power). 2x channels for pan (double fine). 2x channels for tilt. 1x channel for gobo rotation. 1x channel for gobo selection. 3x channels for standard color mix (RGB) are then sent to the modulator controlling the emitter. = 10x DMX channels per fixture. +1 maybe for focus depending on the style of fixture. I'd bet good money that these things respond to standard DMX color codes. https://astera-led.com/wp-content/uploads/DMX-Values-for-common-Colors.pdf https://astera-led.com/wp-content/uploads/DMX-Values-for-com... Want to hack the system? Look into whether they are using wireless DMX. Probably not, but if they are you might be able to take over the individual instruments. And I mean own them because such signals are never encrypted and the lamps won't be in a position to be rewired during the show.