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  • Page 1 1960 Z- 7 19x60W RGBW Wash Zoom USER MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS Safety Instructions ..................3-4 Technical Specification ................4-5 Mounting ....................6-7 Display and Menu ..................8-11 LUX Data ....................12 DMX Set Up ...................13-14 DMX Channel List ..................14-30 Attention ......................30 Trouble Shooting ..................30-31 Products Size ....................31 Fixture Cleaning ..................32 Multiple Unit Power Linking .................32 Fuse Replacement ..................32 Statement Fixtures should be fastened on the hooks with screws.

  • Page 3: Safety Instructions

    Safety Instructions 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. Unpack and check carefully there is no transportation damage before  using the unit. Before operating, ensure that the voltage and frequency of power supply ...

  • Page 4: Installation

    Warning: To prevent or reduce the risk of electrical shock or fire, do not expose  the unit to rain or moisture. Do not open the unit within five minutes after switching off.  The housing, the lenses, must be replaced if they are visibly damaged. ...

  • Page 5: Maximum Number Of Connections

    Flight Case 1in 2 size: 865*480*770mm Gross Weight: 75.5 Kg Maximum number of connections: 4 units (230V, 50Hz) 2.5mm² power cable 2 units (120V, 60Hz) 2.5mm² power cable Control: DMX Channel: 20/28/30/38/39/21CH Channels Control Modes: DMX512/Master-Slave/Auto Run/Music/RDM/Artnet Pan/Tilt: Pan/Tilt: 540°/ 270° Pan/Tilt Resolution: 8/16 bit Construction: Display: TFT 1.8 inch Display...

  • Page 6: Mounting

    Mounting When installing the unit, the trussing or area of installation must be able to hold 10 times the weight without any deformation. When installing the unit must be secured with a secondary safety attachment, e.g. and appropriate safety cable. Never stand directly below the unit when mounting, removing, or servicing the unit.
  • Page 7 of clamp fails (see next page). Never use the carrying handles for secondary attachment. Mounting NOTICE: The suitable environmental temperature for this lighting fixture is between -10˚ C to 45˚ C. Do not place this lighting fixture in an environment where the temperatures are under or above the temperatures stated .

  • Page 8: Display And Menu

    Screw one clamp each via a M12 screw and nut into the Omega holders. Insert the quick- lock fasteners of the Omega holder’s into the respective holes on the bottom of the 1960Z- 7. Tighten the quick-lock fasteners fully clockwise.Then install the second Omega holder. Pull the safety-cable through the openings located on the base plate and over the trussing system or a safe fixation spot.
  • Page 9 Set DMX Address Code: Press "Menu" to "Set DMX Address", and press "ENTER" keys to enter  into Show "Set DMX Address DMX Address:001", Press the "UP and DOWN"  keys to amended Press "ENTER" keys to save and Exit, Press the "MENU" Keys does not ...
  • Page 10 5.Sub Net Mask： 255.000.000.000 1.Yes 7.Reset Reset 2.No 1.Yes 8.Default Restore factory settings 2.No Pass Word： up+down+up+down 1.Pan:0--255 2.Tilt:0--255 3.Focus:0--255 4.Red 1：0--255 Changing the values of Pan/Tilt/Focus/Rota can 5.Greed 1：0-- correct the angle; changing 9.Adjust the values of R/G/B/W can 6.Blue 1：0-- adjust the white balance 7.Lemon light...
  • Page 11 Invert setting 2.Tilt Tilt forward and reverse 1.YES 2.NO Invert setting 3.Display Show forward and reverse 1.YES 2.NO Invert setting Display all channel 1.CH Value information 2.Temperat Display LED board ure ℃ temperature 3.Version: Informat Program version number 4.IP:** ** When network function is ** ** available...

  • Page 12: Lux Data

    8.Amber:0--255 9.Cyan：0-255 10.Purple：0- 9.Strobe 1：0- LUX Data 12 / 32...

  • Page 13: Dmx Set Up

    DMX Set Up Power Supply: The 1960Z- 7 contains a automatic voltage switch, which will auto sense the voltage when it is plugged into the power source. With this switch there is no need to worry about the correct power voltage, this unit can be plugged in anywhere.

  • Page 14: Dmx Channel List

    The DMX512 is widely used in intelligent lighting control, with a DMX 512 controller. connect several lights together, dmx in and dmx out,3 pin XLR connectors: Pin 1: GND, Pin 2: Negative signal (-), Pin 3: Positive signal (+) DMX Channel List DMX channel´s functions and values (20 DMX channels): Channel Function...
  • Page 15 R UP,G0%,B100% 80--97 R100%,G0%,B DOWN 98-115 Ch17 Color temperature R100%,G UP,B UP 116-133 R DOWN,G DOWN,B100% 134-152 R 100%,G 152-170 100%,B100%,W100% 2300K 171-175 2800K 176-180 3200K 181-185 3700K 186-190 4000K 191-195 4500K 196-200 5000K 201-205 5500K 206-210 6000K 211-215 6500K 216-220 7000K 221-225...
  • Page 16 .... （10 patterns Ch 18 Pattern in 1） Static pattern 6 60--69 Dynamic pattern 1 70--79 Dynamic pattern 2 80-89 .... （10 patterns in 1） Dynamic pattern 13 190-199 Dynamic pattern 14 200-255 Dynamic pattern Forward, from fast to slow 0--127 Ch 19 speed (with 18...
  • Page 17 Ch 3 Tilt adjustment Tilt adjustment 0----255 Tilt fine Ch 4 Pan fine adjustment 0----255 adjustment Ch 5 Speed of Pan/Tilt from fast to slow 0----255 Ch 6 zoom From near to far 0----255 Ch 7 Dimmer from dark to bright 0----255 Ch 8 Dimmer adjust...
  • Page 18 4500K 196-200 5000K 201-205 5500K 206-210 6000K 211-215 6500K 216-220 7000K 221-225 7500K 226-230 8000K 231-235 8500K 236-240 9000K 241-245 9500K 246-250 10000K 251-255 0--9 Macro color 1 10--19 Macro color 2 20--29 .... Macro color （10 Ch18 patterns in 1）...
  • Page 19 Static pattern 6 60--69 Dynamic pattern 1 70--79 Dynamic pattern 2 80-89 .... （10 patterns in 1） Dynamic pattern 13 190-199 Ch19 Pattern Dynamic pattern 14 200-255 Dynamic pattern Forward, from fast to slow 0----127 speed (with 19 Reverse, from slow to fast Ch20 channels) 128-255...
  • Page 20 251-- Lamp body reset (stay for 3s) DMX channel´s functions and values (30 DMX channels): Channel Function Description Value Ch 1 pan adjustment pan adjustment 0----255 Ch 2 Pan fine adjustment Pan fine adjustment 0----255 Ch 3 Tilt adjustment Tilt adjustment 0----255 Ch 4 Tilt fine adjustment...
  • Page 21 Ch 15 C1 LED dimming C1 LED dimming 0----255 Ch 16 P1 LED dimming P1 LED dimming 0----255 Ch 17 R2 LED dimming R2 LED dimming 0----255 Ch 18 G2 LED dimming G2 LED dimming 0----255 Ch 19 B2 LED dimming B2 LED dimming 0----255 Ch 20...
  • Page 22 DMX channel´s functions and values (38 DMX channels): Channel Function Description Value Ch 1 pan adjustment pan adjustment 0----255 Ch 2 Pan fine adjustment Pan fine adjustment 0----255 Ch 3 Tilt adjustment Tilt adjustment 0----255 Ch 4 Tilt fine adjustment Pan fine adjustment 0----255 Ch 5...
  • Page 23 Ch 16 Cyan dimming 0----255 Ch 17 Purple dimming 0----255 Ch 18 R1 LED dimming R1 LED dimming 0----255 Ch 19 G1 LED dimming G1 LED dimming 0----255 Ch 20 B1 LED dimming B1 LED dimming 0----255 Ch 21 L1 LED dimming L1 LED dimming 0----255 Ch 22...
  • Page 24 Ch 35 L3 LED dimming L3 LED dimming 0----255 Ch 36 A3 LED dimming A3 LED dimming 0----255 Ch 37 C3 LED dimming C3 LED dimming 0----255 P3 LED dimming P3 LED dimming Ch 38 0----255 DMX channel´s functions and values (39 DMX channels): Channel Function Description...
  • Page 25 Ch 15 Blue dimming 0----255 Ch 16 B adjust Blue fine-tuning 0----255 Ch 17 Yellow dimming 0----255 Ch 18 L adjust Yellow fine-tuning 0----255 Ch 19 Orange dimming 0----255 Ch 20 A adjust Orange fine-tuning 0----255 Ch 21 Cyan dimming 0----255 Ch 22 C adjust...
  • Page 26 5000K 201-205 5500K 206-210 6000K 211-215 6500K 216-220 7000K 221-225 Ch 25 Color temperature 7500K 226-230 8000K 231-235 8500K 236-240 9000K 241-245 9500K 246-250 10000K 251-255 0--5 Macro color 1 10--19 Macro color 2 20--29 Ch 26 ....（10 Macro color in1）...
  • Page 27 patterns in 1） Dynamic pattern 13 190-199 Pattern Dynamic pattern 14 200-255 Dynamic pattern Forward, from fast to slow 0----127 speed (with 27 Ch 28 Reverse, from slow to fast 128-255 channels) Ch 29 Dynamic pattern fade Pattern effect fade 0----255 Ch 30 Background dimming Background 0-100% dimming...
  • Page 28 21-channel mode (normal DMX512 signal control + ArtNet signal control) Channel Function Description Value Ch 1 pan adjustment pan adjustment 0----255 Ch 2 Pan fine adjustment Pan fine adjustment 0----255 Ch 3 Tilt adjustment Tilt adjustment 0----255 Ch 4 Tilt fine adjustment Pan fine adjustment 0----255 Ch 5...
  • Page 29 ArtNet signal control R1 LED dimming R1 LED dimming 0----255 G1 LED dimming G1 LED dimming 0----255 B1 LED dimming B1 LED dimming 0----255 L1 LED dimming L1 LED dimming 0----255 A1 LED dimming A1 LED dimming 0----255 C1 LED dimming C1 LED dimming 0----255 P1 LED dimming...

  • Page 30: Attention

    C3 LED dimming C3 LED dimming 0----255 P3 LED dimming P3 LED dimming 0----255 Attention When the lamp is powered on and lit, try to avoid looking directly at the light  emitted by the lamp beads. When loading or unloading the lamp, be sure to cut off the main power supply ...

  • Page 31: Products Size

    C. One of the channels is not working well 1. The stepper motor might be damaged or the cable connected to the PCB is broken. 2. The motor’s drive IC on the PCB might be out of condition. Products Size 31 / 32...

  • Page 32: Fixture Cleaning

    Fixture Cleaning The outside of the lens must always be wiped so that the lighting effect is better. Wipe frequency according to the environment. Humidity, excessive smoke, and a particularly dirty environment can make the lens dusty. Use a soft cloth and special glass cleaner. ...

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