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RC4 Wireless LumenDimxxMicro Quick Start Manual

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LumenDimM4micro
Miniature Four-Channel Wireless Dimmer
Quick Start Guide
Rev. 1.1A

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  • Page 1 LumenDimM4micro Miniature Four-Channel Wireless Dimmer Quick Start Guide Rev. 1.1A...
  • Page 2 -D -C -B -A +IN- DimD DimC DimB DimA -D -C -B -A +IN-...
  • Page 3 P/Ns. Use the correct shell for the wire you are using. Amp also supplies crimping tools for these connectors. One 22 AWG connector assembly is included with each LumenDimM4micro. Additional cable assemblies are available from RC4 Wireless. 2. COP means “Computer Operating Properly.” This indicator always shows a blink pattern, proving that internal firmware is running.

  • Page 4: Registering Your Product

    LumenDimM4micro Quick Start Guide This guide will get you started using your RC4 LumenDimM4micro. Most LumenDimM4micro users will find all the information they need right here. Your LumenDimM4micro also has a wide variety of expanded features for advanced users. You can find out more about all of them in the RC4 Knowledge Base at http://rc4.info.
  • Page 5 LumenDimM4micro System Components To use your LumenDimM4micro wireless dimmer you will need: • A DMX lighting console. • A LumenRadio CRMX-compatible wireless transmitter like the RC4 LumenDimIO or the LumenRadio TX1. • A battery or DC power supply for the dimmer and loads you will be operating with it.

  • Page 6: Performing A Factory Reset

    Performing a Factory Reset If someone else has used your LumenDimM4micro, or you just want to get back to a known configuration, performing a factory reset is easy: Power on the device. The green COP indicator will be blinking. SetAB Press and hold Func, briefly tap (press and release) the SetAB button, then release Func.
  • Page 7 Unlink the LumenDimM4micro If the blue RF Connect LED on the LumenDimM4micro blinks continuously, it is looking for a transmitter that it was previously linked with. To unlink it, press and hold RF Connect for several seconds until the blue LED goes off and stays off.

  • Page 8: Link Button

    Linking Transmitter and Receiver In this example, we’re using an RC4 LumenDimIO transmitter. Have both devices powered on. Put the LumenDimIO Mode switch in the transmit position. Connect a DMX data source to the XLR data input on the LumenDimIO. Tap the Link button.

  • Page 9: Setting The Dmx Address

    Title Test the Wireless Link with Default Address Settings Text When you receive your new LumenDimM4micro, or after restoring default settings, it will be set to DMX addresses 1 through 4 for dimmer A, B, C, and D. Before changing any dimmer settings, play with the DMX levels for these addresses and see your wireless dimmer outputs work.
  • Page 10 Subsequent Channel Assignment When you set DimA, all 4 dimmers are automatically set sequentially. For example, if you have set DMX channel 60 to DimA, DimB is now assigned to channel 61, DimC is Channel 62, and DimD is 63. SetAB SetCD Non-Sequential Channel Assignment...
  • Page 11 Connecting Your Lamps, LEDs, Motors and More* To really use your LumenDimM4micro, you must connect a lamp, LED, motor, or other load to each dimmer. When you’re connecting anything to your Lumen- DimM4micro, be sure that the LumenDimM4micro is powered down. Connect everything first, double-checking your wiring, be certain connections are properly protected from short circuits, then turn on power.
  • Page 12 Dimming and Controlling Multicolor LEDs The illustration on the previous page shows a 4-color LED device with 5 wires: one for the 12V common positive (+), and four wires for the negative lead of each color. The common positive color is shown as red, but may vary. Dimming happens on the negative (–) terminals.
  • Page 13 Choosing Other Dimmer Curves or Profiles The LumenDimM4micro default is the ISL dimmer curve, which is best for LEDs. This is also the curve that is selected with RC4 OneTouch™ when the DMX level is at 30%. There are dimmer curves for different kinds of lamps, motors, and more. Detailed information can be found online by searching dimmer curves at http://rc4.info/.

  • Page 14: Advanced Features

    Advanced Features The LumenDimM4micro is a multifaceted device for users of all experience levels. The features below can be explored further at http://rc4.info/ or by asking us for help at support@rc4wireless.com: • Using a small adaptor cable, the LumenDimM4micro can be used as a wireless data receiver to deliver DMX to other devices, or as a wired DMX dimmer.
  • Page 15 Caring for Your LumenDimM4micro • The LumenDimM4micro is a circuit-board assembly without a protective case. This makes it more sensitive to damage by static discharge and accidental short circuits than devices with an enclosure. When wiring and installing this device in an application, take appropriate precautions for handling exposed electronics, including a grounded work mat and static discharge strap.
  • Page 16 North Carolina, USA, Local +44 (0)20 3289 8765 London, UK 1-866-237-6641 Toll Free Fax, North America Email: support@theatrewireless.com Website: www.rc4wireless.com Knowledge Base: http://rc4.info We’re here to help you at any time. James David Smith President and Chief Product Designer RC4 Wireless...

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