Troubleshoot the Fixture
The following error codes may be seen on the Source 4WRD Color II user
interface. For more troubleshooting assistance, see
Services on page 2
OtP
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fixture has gone into over-temperature protection mode to avoid
damaging the fixture. Once the fixture has self-cooled, any preset or
sequence will resume automatically. If you are using DMX, set the
intensity to 0 to clear the error.If the error does not clear, contact
ETC Technical Support (visit etcconnect.com/contactETC).
•
UtP
(UTP) indicates that the fixture has gone into under-temperature
protection. Allow the fixture to warm to a minimum of 5°C (41°F).
Once the fixture has warmed, any preset or sequence will resume
automatically. If you are using DMX, set the intensity to 0 to clear the
error.
CAL
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with the color calibration. The fixture will need to be returned to the
ETC factory; contact your local dealer to set up a repair.
No App
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upgraded fixtures have a software issue. Reload software to clear the
error. If the error persists, contact ETC Technical Support (visit
etcconnect.com/contactETC).
• Flashing DMX address indicates loss of DMX.
• Dark screen indicates loss of power or fixture time-out. In the event
of time-out, press any button to wake the user interface. If this fails
to wake the user interface, troubleshoot the power loss:
‐ Verify that all cables are fully seated and that power is applied to
the fixture.
‐ If a working Source 4WRD Color II is available, exchange the
Source 4WRD Color II with the working Source 4WRD Color II to
further isolate any issues.
‐ If the fixture still does not respond, contact ETC Technical
Services for additional troubleshooting steps or to arrange a
repair. See
contact information.
Source 4WRD Color II Installation and User Manual
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