TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Safety Introductions ....................2 2.Technical Specifications ....................4 3.How To Set The Fixture ....................4 3.1 Control Panel ....................4 3.2 Main Function ....................5 4. How To Control The Unit ..................10 4.1 Master/Slave Built In Preprogrammed Function ..........10 4.2 DMX Controller ....................
1. Safety Introductions Please read the instructions carefully which includes important information about the installation, operation and maintenance. WARNING Please keep this User Guide for future consultation. If you sell the unit to another user, be sure that they also receive this instruction booklet. ...
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Do not touch any wire during operation as there might be a hazard of electric shock. Avoid power wires together around other cables. Disconnect mains power before fuse/lamp replacement or servicing. Replace fuse only with the same type. ...
2.Technical Specifications Voltage:100-240V~ 50/60Hz LED: 3W CREE XP-E LED x 90pcs, Red:18PCS; Green:24PCS; Blue:24PCS; White:24PCS. Fuse: T 6.3A Power consumption:280W Dimension: 234 x 299 x 265 mm Weight: 7.9kg/pcs 3.How To Set The Fixture 3.1 Control Panel ○...
○ 3 Button: MENU To select the programming functions DOWN To go backward in the selected functions To go forward in the selected functions ENTER To confirm the selected functions ○ 4 Microphone: Receive music for the sound active. ○ 5 DMX output: For DMX512 link, use 3/5-pin XLR plug cable to link the next unit.
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DMX 512 Address Setting Press the MENU button up to when is shown on the display. Pressing ENTER button and the display will blink. Use DOWN and UP button to change the DMX 512 address. Once the address has been selected, press ENTER button to setup or automatically exit menu mode without any change after one minute.
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setup or automatically exit menu mode without any change after one minute. To go back to the last function without any change press the MENU button. Optically Linear Square Law Inverse Square Law S-curve Optically Linear: The increase in light intensity appears to be linear as DMX value is increased. Square Law: Light intensity control is finer at low levels and coarser at high levels.
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the display will blink. Use DOWN and UP button to select (display always on) or (display off 20 seconds after exit menu) mode. Once select, press ENTER button to setup or exit menu mode without any change after one minute. Back to the functions without any change press MENU button again.
Fixture Hours Press the MENU button up to when is blinking on the display. Pressing ENTER button and the display will show the number of working hours of the unit. To go back to the functions press the MENU button. Software version Press the MENU button up to when is blinking on the display.
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has been selected, press and keep ENTER button pressed up to when the display stops blinking or storing automatically one minute later. To go back to the functions without any change press the MENU button again. If you use please refer to the following diagram to address your DMX512 channel for the first 4 units.
6. DMX512 Connections The DMX512 is widely used in intelligent lighting control, with a maximum of 512 channels. Connect the fixture together in a “daisy chain” by XLR plug cable from the output of the fixture to the input of the next fixture. The cable cannot be branched or split to a “Y” cable. Inadequate or damaged cables, soldered joints or corroded connectors can easily distort the signal and shut down the system The DMX output and input connectors are pass-through to maintain the DMX circuit when...
7. Troubleshooting Following are a few common problems that may occur during operation. Here are some suggestions for easy troubleshooting: A. The fixture does not work, no light 1. Check the connection of power and main fuse. 2. Measure the mains voltage on the main connector. B.
Declaration of Conformity We declare that our products (lighting equipments) comply with the following specification and bears CE mark in accordance with the provision of the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive 89/336/EEC. EN55103-1: 2009 ; EN55103-2: 2009; EN62471: 2008; EN61000-3-2: 2006 + A1:2009 + A2:2009; EN61000-3-3: 2008. &...