Solved! F16V4 DMX dead?

[rykone]

So first year trying to make DMX work with a F16v4.  All i'm trying to do is turn a few sets of dumb lights on at the beginning of the night and then off again when the "show" shuts down.  My problem is I cannot get the F16V4 to output anything on the DMX serial output.  So below I have screenshots of my Visualizer, my model info, and my F16's output page and test page.  Also included a photo of my jumper settings and my scope showing no signal output...  The blue cord the scope is attached to I verified having good connection.  I still get no signal even if plugging cord directly to the Falcon serial port bypassing the short jumper.  Is there something in the setup I might have missed?  Something that looks setup wrong?  Or do I have a bad serial output on my Falcon? 
P.S. I also get no signal when trying the test from Xlights...
P.P.S.  This is the first time trying DMX, though the controller is a year or two old...
Thanks for any help.

You cannot view this attachment. You cannot view this attachment. You cannot view this attachment. You cannot view this attachment. You cannot view this attachment. You cannot view this attachment.

[rykone]

Solved!
I'm posting this in case anyone else runs into a similar issue.  I was using Xlights to setup my ports, having a smaller show I don't use every port on my F16v4.  As seen in the visualizer picture.  What was going on was I was using Xlights to upload my port configurations.  It left all the ports I wasn't using set to Universe 1 channel 1.  The dmx channel was also set to universe 1 channel 1.  So...apparently if you have a channel assigned to both serial output and port output the f16v4 will output only to the "port" setting and send NO serial data.  At least that's my experience.  Once I changed all unused ports to an unused universe and channel the F16v4 now outputs data and I can see the relays clicking in test mode.  I haven't tried from Xlights yet, but knowing it works in test mode means everything else will just be configuration issues.