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4. O
PERATING
The J-Five LEDs operate in two different modes, designated by the two-position switch located on the
rear of the unit. In the O position the LEDs progress through a pre-programmed routine. In the I
position, the LEDs will react to sound, changing pattern and color based on sound input, as
determined by the microphone in the unit, and adjustable via the sensitivity knob located on the rear
of the unit.
The J-Five motors can operate in Sound-Active, Auto, or static mode. The mode is determined by the
position of the switch located on the rear of the unit. To switch between the three modes, place the
switch in either the I or II position for movement, or centered for static operation.
In the II position, the fixture operates in Sound-Active mode, the sensitivity of which can be adjusted
by the knob also located on the rear of the unit. To increase the sensitivity of the unit rotate the knob
clockwise.
In the I position the fixture operates in Auto mode, the light will rotate through a pre-programmed
routine, whether sound is present or not.
In Static mode, place switch in the O position, and the fixture will continue to light without rotating to
either an automatic or sound-activated response, determined by the two-position switch also located
on the rear of the unit.
2-Position LED Function Control Switch
3-Position Motor Control Switch
Troubleshooting
1)
Verify that the power cord is plugged into both the wall and the unit, and check that the fuse is
in good working order.
2)
If the unit fails to respond, place the unit in either auto or sound mode, listening for movement
of the motor inside the casing. If no sound is present, replace fuse and retry.
3)
If the unit is still not working, verify the integrity of the outlet with another fixture.
If you still have a problem after trying the above solutions, please contact CHAUVET Technical
Support at the location on the next page.
J-Five
I
NSTRUCTIONS
=Automatic
= Sound Activated
= Automatic
=Static
= Sound Activated
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