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Sixer Lighting Control Console
INSTALLATION AND SET UP
1. Power Requirements
The Sixer Lighting Control Console operates on 9 volts DC. It is powered via its supplied AC to DC power supply
(for either 230/240 volt or 120 volt operation - depending on model). Also, the console can operate using a 9 volt
battery (not supplied).
2. Connecting a DMX512 Network
Basic DMX512 installation consists of connecting a Sixer Lighting Control Console to DMX512 controlled devices
in "daisy-chain" fashion. A cable runs from the Sixer Lighting Control Console to the DMX connector on the first
device to be controlled.
Note: For more information on DMX512 networking and systems, refer to
page
1. For Sixer Lighting Control Console DMX512 operation, refer to
DMX512 Signal
Common (Drain)
Note: Remaining pins on connector are not used.
Note: It is recommended that control cable from the Sixer Lighting Console not be connected or disconnected when
power is applied to the controlled devices. Doing so may cause any connected loads to flash up momentarily.
3. Using The Sixer Control Console
Setup and using your Sixer Lighting Console is simple:
1) Connect provided power supply to AC supply source and to Sixer Lighting Console OR insert a 9 volt
battery (not supplied).
2) Connect DMX512 cable to Sixer Lighting Console and to device or devices to be controlled.
3) At Sixer Lighting Console Power Switch, turn ON console.
4) On Sixer Lighting Console, raise Channel Faders as desired to select the intensity for each channel.
5) On Sixer Lighting Console, use Grand Master to proportionally fade all channels.
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DMX512 Connections
XLR Pin
1
DMX512 -
2
DMX512 +
3
Installation & User's Manual
"Additional Resources for DMX512" on
"OPERATION" on page
6.
DMX512 Output
(out to DMX512
controlled device or devices)
Power Requirements
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