ADJ ENCORE LP12Z IP User guide

ENCORE LP12Z IP

User Manual

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DOCUMENT VERSION

Due to additional product features and/or enhancements, an updated version of
this document may be available online.
Please check www.adj.com for the latest revision/update of this manual
before beginning installation and/or programming.

Date

07/06/2023 1.0 1.01 6/9/10/12/15/18 Ch Initial Release
08/15/2023 1.1 N/C No Change Updated marine coating to C3

09/01/2023 1.2 N/C No Change

09/29/2023 1.3 N/C No Change Corrected Color Macros Chart
02/22/2024 1.4 N/C No Change Updated Specifications

Europe Energy Saving Notice
Energy Saving Matters (EuP 2009/125/EC)
Saving electric energy is a key to help protecting the enviroment. Please turn off all electrical products when
they are not in use. To avoid power consumption in idle mode, disconnect all electrical equipment from power
when not in use. Thank you!

Document

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Software

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DMX Channels Notes

Updated Overview, Dimensional
Drawings, Specifications.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction 4
Limited Warranty (USA Only) 5
Warranty Registration | Features 6
IP65 Rated 7
Safety Precautions 8
Overview 9
Installation 10
Accessory Installation 15
Wireless Setup 17
Remote Device Management (RDM) 18
Control Panel 19
System Menu 20
Operational Modes 23
DMX Set Up 25
DMX Traits 27
Color Macros Chart 30
Dim Speeds 32
Dim Modes 33
Primary-Secondary Set Up | Multi Unit Power Linking 34
Maintenance Guidelines 35
Torque Settings for Screws 36
Dimensional Drawings 38
Specifications 41
Optional Accessories | Error Codes 42

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INTRODUCTION

Unpacking: Thank you for purchasing the Encore LP12Z IP by ADJ Products, LLC. Every device has
been thoroughly tested and has been shipped in perfect operating condition. Carefully check the ship­ping carton for damage that may have occurred during shipping. If the carton appears to have been
damaged, carefully inspect your xture for any damage and be sure all accessories necessary to oper­ate the unit have arrived intact. In the event that damage has been found or parts are missing, please
contact our toll free customer support number for further instructions. Do not return this unit to your

dealer without rst contacting customer support.

Introduction: The ADJ Encore LP12Z IP is an IP65-rated wash xture with motorized zoom, wireless

DMX and a variety of useful professional control tools for staging and event application. Its twelve 20W
Quad RGBL (Red, Green, Blue and Lime) LEDs allow for a wide array of colors to be produced, tunable
white color control from 2700K to 6500K and an attractive CRI output. This product is intended to be

used by professionally trained personnel only and is not suitable for private use.

Customer Support: Contact ADJ Service for any product related service and support needs. Also visit

forums.adj.com with questions, comments or suggestions.

Parts: To purchase parts online visit:

http://parts.adj.com (US)
http://www.adjparts.eu (EU)

ADJ SERVICE USA - Monday - Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm PST
Voice: 800-322-6337 | Fax: [phone] | [e-mail]

ADJ SERVICE EUROPE - Monday - Friday 08:30 to 17:00 CET
Voice: [phone] | Fax: [phone] | [e-mail]

ADJ PRODUCTS LLC USA

6122 S. Eastern Ave. Los Angeles, CA. 90040

323-582-2650 | Fax [phone] | www.adj.com | [e-mail]

ADJ SUPPLY Europe B.V

Junostraat 2 6468 EW Kerkrade, The Netherlands

[phone] | Fax [phone]

www.americandj.eu | [e-mail]

ADJ PRODUCTS GROUP Mexico

AV Santa Ana 30 Parque Industrial Lerma, Lerma, Mexico 52000

[phone]

CAUTION! There are no user serviceable parts inside this unit. Do not attempt any repairs yourself,

as doing so will void your manufacturer’s warranty. In the unlikely event your unit may require service,

please contact ADJ Products, LLC.

Do not discard the shipping cartoon in the trash. Please recycle when ever possible.

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LIMITED WARRANTY (USA ONLY)

A. ADJ Products, LLC hereby warrants, to the original purchaser, ADJ Products, LLC products to be free of

manufacturing defects in material and workmanship for a prescribed period from the date of purchase (see

specic warranty period on reverse). This warranty shall be valid only if the product is purchased within the
United States of America, including possessions and territories. It is the owner’s responsibility to establish

the date and place of purchase by acceptable evidence, at the time service is sought.

B. For warranty service, you must obtain a Return Authorization number (RA#) before sending the product

back—please contact ADJ Products, LLC Service Department at 800-322-6337. Send the product only to
the ADJ Products, LLC factory. All shipping charges must be prepaid. If the requested repairs or service
(including parts replacement) are within the terms of this warranty, ADJ Products, LLC will pay return ship­ping charges only to a designated point within the United States. If the entire instrument is sent, it must be
shipped in its original package and packaging material. No accessories should be shipped with the product.
If any accessories are shipped with the product, ADJ Products, LLC shall incur no liability whatsoever for
loss of or damage to any such accessories, nor for the safe return thereof.

C. This warranty is void if the product serial number and/or labels are altered or removed; if the product is

modied in any manner which ADJ Products, LLC concludes, after inspection, affects the reliability of the

product; if the product has been repaired or serviced by anyone other than the ADJ Products, LLC factory
unless prior written authorization was issued to purchaser by ADJ Products, LLC; if the product is dam­aged because it was not properly maintained as set forth in the product instructions, guidelines and/or user
manual.

D. This is not a service contract, and this warranty does not include maintenance, cleaning, or periodic check-

up. During the period specied above, ADJ Products, LLC will replace defective parts at its expense with
new or refurbished parts, and will absorb all expenses for warranty service and repair labor by reason of

defects in material or workmanship. The sole responsibility of ADJ Products, LLC under this warranty shall
be limited to the repair of the product, or replacement thereof, including parts, at the sole discretion of ADJ
Products, LLC. All products covered by this warranty were manufactured after August 15, 2012, and bear
identifying marks to that effect.

E. ADJ Products, LLC reserves the right to make changes in design and/or improvements upon its products

without any obligation to include these changes in any products theretofore manufactured.

F. No warranty, whether expressed or implied, is given or made with respect to any accessory supplied with

products described above. Except to the extent prohibited by applicable law, all implied warranties made by
ADJ Products, LLC in connection with this product, including warranties of merchantability or tness, are
limited in duration to the warranty period set forth above. And all warranties, whether expressed or implied,
including warranties of merchantability or tness, are limited in duration to the warranty period set forth
above. The consumer’s and/or dealer’s sole remedy shall be such repair or replacement as is expressly

provided above; and under no circumstances shall ADJ Product, LLC be liable for any loss and/or damage,
direct and/or consequential arising out of the use of, and/or inability to use this product.

G. This warranty is the only written warranty applicable to ADJ Products, LLC products, and supersedes all

prior warranties and written descriptions of warranty terms and conditions heretofore published.

MANUFACTURER’S LIMITED WARRANTY PERIODS:

• Non-LED Lighting Products = 1-Year (365 Days) (Including Special Effect Lighting, Intelligent Lighting,
UV lighting, Strobes, Fog Machines, Bubble Machines, Mirror Balls, Par Cans, Trussing, Lighting Stands,

Power/Data Distribution, etc. excluding LED and lamps)

• Laser Products = 1-Year (365 Days) (excluding laser diodes which have a 6-Month Limited Warranty)

• LED Products = 2-Year (730 Days) (excluding batteries which have a 180 Day Limited Warranty)

• NOTE: 2-Year (730 Days) Limited Warranty ONLY applies to product purchased within the United States.

StarTec Series = 1-Year (365 Days) (excluding batteries which have a 180 Day Limited Warranty)

• ADJ DMX Controllers = 2 Year (730 Days)

• American Audio Products = 1 Year (365 Days)

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WARRANTY REGISTRATION

Please fill out the enclosed warranty card to validate your purchase. All returned service items,

whether under warranty or not, must be freight pre-paid and accompanied by a return authorization

(R.A.) number. The R.A. number must be clearly written on the outside of the return package. A brief
description of the problem as well as the R.A. number must also be written down on a piece of paper
included in the shipping carton. If the unit is under warranty, you must provide a copy of your proof of
purchase invoice. You may obtain an R.A. number by contacting our customer support team. All pack­ages returned to the service department not displaying an R.A. number on the outside of the package
will be returned to the shipper.

FEATURES

• IP65 Rating for Temporary Outdoor and Indoor Events

• 12 x 20W Quad RGBL (Red, Blue, Green, Lime) LEDs

• 64 Built-In Color Macros

• Tunable White Control with Five (5) Preset Color Temperatures

• Motorized Zoom Feature

• Wireless DMX Onboard

• RDM Compatible

• 6 Selectable Dimming Modes

• 4 Selectable Dim Curves

• Adjustable Refresh Rates and Flicker-Free Operation

INCLUDED ITEMS

• Power Cable (x1)

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IP65 RATED

The International Protection (IP) rating system is commonly expressed as “IP” (Ingress Protection) followed

by two numbers (i.e. IP65), where the numbers dene the degree of protection. The rst digit (Foreign Bodies
Protection) indicates the extent of protection against particles entering the xture, and the second digit (Water
Protection) indicates the extent of protection against water entering the xture. An IP65 rated lighting xture is

designed and tested to protect against the ingress of dust (6), and low-pressure water jets from any direction (5).

NOTE: THIS FIXTURE IS INTENDED FOR TEMPORARY OUTDOOR USE ONLY!

Maritime/Coastal Environment Installations: A coastal environment is seaside adjacent, and caustic to

electronics through exposure to atomized salt-water and humidity, whereas maritime is anywhere within 5-miles

of a coastal environment.

NOT suitable for maritime/coastal environment installations. Installing this xture in a

maritime/coastal environment may cause corrosion and/or excessive wear to the interior

and/or exterior components of the xture. Damages and/or performance issues resulting

from installation in a maritime/coastal environment will void the manufactures warranty, and
will NOT be subject to any warranty claims and/or repairs.

Maritime installations require additional preparation, and additional service intervals may be needed given the
maritime use. In general, IP ratings presuppose freshwater conditions VS maritime conditions, which are typically

more “caustic” to IP xtures (both internally and externally). A duty-cycle may also be needed when units are not
in use. During times of high humidity and colder temperatures, condensation may occur internally so the xture

may require a duty-cycle to bring it up to running temperature, allowing any accumulation of moisture to be

expelled via the vent valve. Recommendations can change based on installation environmental circumstances.

A waterproof dome or similar device is recommended for use in permanent outdoor installations. When using a
dome, refer to manufacturer recommendations for duty-cycle.

NOTE: NOT ALL FEATURES LISTED ARE AVAILABLE ON ALL FIXTURES; THE FOLLOWING
INSTRUCTIONS MAY NOT APPLY. CONTACT SUPPORT FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS.

Exterior Maintenance: Inspect the exterior every 30-days. The unit must be powered off/disconnected. Inspect

optics to determine if the lens is obstructed, then clean optics and chassis accordingly. Based on initial nding,
schedule maintenance accordingly, keeping in mind that exterior maintenance will be required. Even if the
luminaires are NOT in use, maintenance will still be needed given its location (exterior use). The use of a durable
type of wax on the chassis is recommended since it will help prevent contaminant build up. Inspect both power

and data lines for any signs of contaminants or corrosion. Periodically reapplying di-electric grease, especially
in coastal environments. If any signs of corrosion/contaminants are present, clean thoroughly, and/or replace
connectors, then reapply di-electric grease. Typically, this should be done annually, or any time an opportunity
presents itself. As a preventive measure, annual replacement of both vent valves is recommended. The vent
valve membrane can become contaminated and/or clogged causing improper venting of humidity within the
luminaire. Inspect all mounting hardware as a precaution.

Interior Maintenance: Inspect the interior every 30-days. The unit must be powered off/disconnected.

• Inspect zoom/focus mechanism, clean optics, lubricate linear bearings (Krytox oil) as needed, inspect belts
for wear

• Inspect all rotating effect wheels, manually rotate them, note any resistance

• Inspect all remaining rotating belts for any wear

• Inspect all fans, clean as needed, check rotation, check connections

• Inspect CMY module, manually move ags and check for signs of resistance, and if needed, clean guide rods

rst, then reapply a thin layer of grease (moly lube)

• Clean interior with low-volume compressed air, then clean optics prior to reassembly of head covers

Although the base has limited moving parts, the pan belt should also be inspected for wear. Remember to always
perform an IP test anytime a cover is removed.

There is no specic time frame regarding the routine replacement of parts such as belts/stepper motors, PCBs,
or LEDs. These items should only be replaced on an as needed bases, except for cooling fans, which should

be replaced once the luminaries reach 10,000-hours. This is a prophylactic measure intended to keep the unit
running as cool as possible, insuring proper function of all internal components. A complete service breakdown
is available, please contact [e-mail] for any needed parts or manuals.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

PROTECTION CLASS 1 - FIXTURE MUST BE PROPERLY GROUNDED.

THERE ARE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE THIS UNIT. DO NOT ATTEMPT

ANY REPAIRS YOURSELF, AS DOING SO WILL VOID YOUR MANUFACTURER’S

WARRANTY. DAMAGES RESULTING FROM MODIFICATIONS TO THIS FIXTURE
AND/OR THE DISREGARD OF SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES IN THIS

MANUAL VOID THE MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY AND ARE NOT SUBJECT TO

ANY WARRANTY CLAIMS AND/OR REPAIRS.

NEVER LOOK DIRECTLY INTO THE LIGHT SOURCE!
RETINA INJURY RISK - MAY INDUCE BLINDNESS!
SENSITIVE PERSONS MAY SUFFER AN EPILEPTIC SHOCK!

• Maximum ambient operating temperature is 113° F (45° C)!

• DO NOT TOUCH the fixture housing during operation. Disconnect the power and allow approxi­mately 15 minutes for the fixture to cool down before servicing.

• DO NOT shake the fixture, and avoid brute force when installing and/or operating the fixture.

• DO NOT operate the fixture if the power cord has become frayed, crimped and/or damaged. If the
power cord is damaged, replace immediately with a new one of the same power rating.

• DO NOT attempt to remove or break off the ground prong from the electrical cord. This prong is
used to reduce the risk of electrical shock and fire in case of an internal short.

• DO NOT attempt to operate this unit if it has been damaged in any way.

• Disconnect from main power before making any type of connection.

• DO NOT block any air ventilation slots. All fan and air inlets must remain clean and never blocked.

Allow approx. 6” (15cm) between fixture and other devices or a wall for proper cooling.

• Always be sure to mount this unit in an area that will allow proper ventilation. Allow about 6”
(15cm) between this device and a wall.

• DO NOT remove the cover for any reason.

• When installing fixture in a suspended enviroment, always use mounting hardware that is no less

than M10 x 25mm, and always install fixture with an appropriately rated safety cable.

• Never plug this unit in to a dimmer pack.

• During long periods of non-use, disconnect the unit’s main power.

• Always mount this unit in safe and stable matter.

• Power-supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by

items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to the point where they exit from the

unit.

• Cleaning - The fixture should be cleaned only as recommended by the manufacturer.

• Heat - The appliance should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers,
stoves, or other appliances (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

• The fixture should be serviced by qualified service personnel when:
A. The power-supply cord or the plug have been damaged.
B. Objects have fallen onto the fixture.
C. The fixture does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in performance.
D. The fixture has fallen and/or has been subjected to extreme handling.

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OVERVIEW

Mounting

Yoke

Knob

Safety

Cable

Loop

Mounting

Yoke

Mode

Button

Antenna

Power

In

Power

Out

Down

Button

Display

Screen

Up

Button

Enter

Button

Air

Valve

DMX

In

DMX

Out

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INSTALLATION

DO NOT INSTALL THE FIXTURE IF YOU ARE NOT QUALIFIED TO DO SO!

Fixture MUST be installed following all local, national, and country commercial electrical and construc­tion codes and regulations.

When installing the unit, the trussing or area of installation must be able to hold 10 times the weight of
the unit and any attached accessories without any deformation. The unit must be secured with a sec­ondary safety attachment, e.g. an appropriately-rated safety cable.

Before rigging/mounting a single fixture to any metal truss/structure or placing the fixture(s) on any

surface, a professional equipment installer MUST be consulted to determine if the metal truss/structure

or surface is properly certified to safely hold the combined weight of the fixture(s), clamps, cables, and

accessories.

Maximum ambient operating temperature is 113°F (45°C).

Fixture(s) should be installed away from walking paths, seating areas, or areas where unauthorized
personnel might reach the fixture by hand.

NEVER stand directly below the fixture(s) when rigging, removing, or servicing.

Overhead fixture installation must always be secured with a secondary safety attachment, such as an
appropriately rated safety cable that can hold 10 times the weight of the fixture.

Overhead mounting requires extensive experience, including calculating working load limits, knowl-

edge of installation material being used, and perodic safety inspection of all installation material as
well as the unit itself. If you lack these qualifications, do not attempt the installation yourself.

The installaiton should be checked by a skilled person once a year.

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INSTALLATION

CLAMP MOUNTING

This fixture features two mounting holes for the attachment of an Omega bracket, which are located
on the adjustable mounting yoke. Insert the Omega bracket’s twist lock fasteners into these two
mounting holes, then twist to secure in place. When mounting the fixture to a truss or any other sus-

pended structure, be sure to secure an appropriate rated clamp (not included) to the Omega bracket.

Insert a bolt of appropriate size through the bottom of the mounting clamp and the central hole on the

Omega bracket, and secure them together with a matching nut. Additionally, the unit also features a
safety cable loop on the rear panel (see the illustration below). Attach a separate SAFETY CABLE of
the appropriate weight rating to the provided safety cable loop, then secure the other end to a suitable
mounting point.

OMEGA

CLAMP

CLAMP

BOLT

CLAMP

NUT

MOUNTING

CLAMP

SAFETY

CABLE

LOOP

MOUNTING

YOKE

SAFETY CABLE:

ALWAYS ATTACH A SAFETY CABLE WHENEVER INSTALLING THIS FIX-

TURE IN A SUSPENDED ENVIRONMENT TO ENSURE THAT THE FIXTURE

WILL NOT FALL IF THE CLAMP FAILS.

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INSTALLATION

STAND MOUNTING

This unit can also be installed atop a tripod stand. Simply secure the Omega bracket to the bottom
face of the device, then insert the threaded bolt on the top of the tripod stand through the hole in the
Omega bracket. Tighten the nut onto the threaded bolt to secure the mounted device in place.

CAUTION!

MAKE SURE THAT THE TRIPOD LEGS AND ALL
TELESCOPING ELEMENTS OF THE TRIPOD STAND
ARE LOCKED IN PLACE BEFORE INSTALLING THE

DEVICE ATOP THE STAND!

POSITION THE TRIPOD STAND AND MOUNTED

DEVICE ONLY ON FLAT, STABLE SURFACES!

DEPLOY TRIPOD LEGS FULLY IN ORDER TO

MAXIMIZE STABILITY!

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INSTALLATION

POTENTIAL INTERNAL FIXTURE DAMAGE FROM EXTERNAL SOURCES OF LIGHT BEAMS

External sources of light beams from direct sunlight, lighting and moving head fixtures, and lasers,
which are focused directly towards the exterior housing and/or penetrate the front lens opening of ADJ
lighting fixtures, can cause severe internal damage including burning of optics, dichroic color filters,

glass and metal gobos, prisms, animation wheels, frost filters, iris, shutters, motors, belts, wiring, dis­charge lamps, and LEDs.

This issue is not specific only to ADJ lighting fixtures, but rather it is a common issue with lighting fix­tures from all manufacturers. Although there is no true way to fully prevent this issue from happening,
the guidelines below can reduce the risk of potential damage. Contact ADJ Service for more details.

DO NOT EXPOSE THE FIXTURE AND/OR FRONT LENS OPENING TO LIGHT BEAMS FROM
DIRECT SUNLIGHT, OTHER LIGHTING OR MOVING HEAD FIXTURES, AND LASERS DURING
UNPACKING, INSTALLATION, USE, AND EXTENDED IDLE TIMES OUTDOORS. DO NOT FOCUS
A LIGHT BEAM FROM ONE LIGHTING FIXTURE DIRECTLY TOWARDS ANOTHER.

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INSTALLATION

NOTICE: The maximum ambient operational temperature for this lighting fixture is 113˚ F (45˚ C).

Do not place this lighting fixture in an enviroment where the temperatures exceed this value. This will
allow the fixture to run at its best and help prolong the fixture life.

NOTE: When this fixture is fitted with the optional barndoors and installed in a suspended
setting, the fixture should be oriented with the gel frame holder latch upward, in order to
minimize the risk of the barndoor falling in the event that the latch fails. See the Accessory
Installation section for details.

The unit is fully operational in three different mounting positions: hanging upside-down from the ceil-

ing or trussing, sideways on trussing, or set on a flat level surface. Be sure this fixture is kept at least

12m (40ft) away from any flammable materials (decorations, etc). Always use and install a safety
cable (not included) as a safety measure to prevent accidental damage and/or injury in the event the
clamp fails. Never use the carrying handles for secondary attachment.

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ACCESSORY INSTALLATION

GEL FRAME AND BARN DOORS

Available accessories include a gel frame and a set of barndoors, both of which can easily be

installed using the fixture’s detachable accessory mounting slot. Follow the instructions below:

1. Remove the four (4) screws around the frame

of the xture’s lens.

2. Align the gel frame holder on the frame, then
re-install the four (4) screws to secure in
place. Flip the latch open.

3. Slide the gel frame into gel frame holder’s
slot.

4. If desired, removed the barn door’s included
thumb screws, then slide the barn door into
the slot in front of the gel frame.

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ACCESSORY INSTALLATION

GEL FRAME AND BARN DOORS

5. Align the semi-circular slots on the front of the
barndoors with the two screw holes located on
the tabs of the gel frame holder, and loosely
re-install the included thumb screws. Twist the
barndoors to adjust their position, then tighten
the thumb screws to secure in place.

NOTE: WHEN FITTED

WITH THE BARN-

DOORS AND IN-

STALLED IN A SUS-

PENDED SETTING,
THE FIXTURE MUST
BE ORIENTED WITH

THE GEL FRAME

HOLDER LATCH

UPWARD. THIS

MINIMIZES THE RISK

OF THE BARNDOOR

FALLING IN THE

EVENT THAT THE

LATCH FAILS.

6. Flip the latch closed to secure the gel
frame and barndoors in place.

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WIRELESS SETUP

To set up wireless control, follow the steps below:

1. Navigate to Personality > Wireless Settings in the system menu. Press ENTER to select this
menu.

2. Use UP and DOWN to scroll to “Wireless Settings” and press ENTER. Use UP and DOWN to

scroll to the “On” option, then press ENTER to confirm. A green LED and signal strength indicator

should illuminate to show that wireless is enabled and connected.

3. Return to the “Wireless Settings” sub-menu and scroll to “Set Wireless Channel.” Press ENTER,
then use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the wireless channel that you would like this unit to
operate on. Selectable values are from 00 to 14. Press ENTER to confirm.

There are many factors that can affect and/or interrupt a wireless signal, including walls, glass, metal,

objects, and people. Therefore, the following guidelines are recommended in order to maximize the

chances of having a clear path for the wireless signal to reach the device:

• Install the device a minimum of 9.8 ft (3m) above audiences and/or ground level.

• Arrange the wireless antenna in an upright, vertical position.

• Position devices in direct line of sight of the transmitting controller.

Careful planning and testing of the selected installation location is critical to ensure optimum and reli­able wireless operation.

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REMOTE DEVICE MANAGEMENT (RDM)

NOTE: In order for RDM to work properly, RDM enabled equipment must be used throughout
the entire system, including DMX data splitters and wireless systems.

Remote Device Management (RDM) is a protocol that sits on top of the DMX512 data standard for

lighting, allowing the DMX systems of the xtures to be modied and monitored remotely. This proto-

col is ideal for instances in which a unit is installed in a location that is not easily accessible.

With RDM, the DMX512 system becomes bi-directional, allowing a compatible RDM enabled con-

troller to send out a signal to devices on the wire, as well as allowing the xture to respond (known as

a GET command). The controller can then use its SET command to modify settings that would typi-

cally have to be changed or viewed directly via the unit’s display screen, including the DMX Address,

DMX Channel Mode, and Temperature Sensors.

FIXTURE RDM INFORMATION:

RDM Code Device ID Device Model ID Personality ID

0x1900 003C 60

6Ch (1); 9Ch (2); 10Ch (3); 12Ch (4); 15Ch (5);
18Ch (6)

Please be aware that not all RDM devices support all RDM features, and therefore it is important
to check beforehand to ensure that the equipment that you are considering includes all of the fea­tures that you require.

[0x1031] Preset Playback [0x0400] Device Hours
[0x0122] Default Slot Value [0x0015] Comms Status
[0x00C2] Boot Software Version Label [0x0031] Status ID Description
[0x00C1] Boot Software Version ID [0x0032] Clear Status ID
[0x0070] Product Detail ID List [0x0401] Lamp Hours
[0x0030] Status Messages [0x0402] Lamp Strikes
[0x0011] Proxied Device Count [0x0403] Lamp State
[0x0200] Sensor Denition [0x0404] Lamp Mode
[0x0201] Sensor Value [0x0405] Device Power Cycles
[0x0080] Device Model Description [0x0500] Display Invert
[0x0081] Manufacturer Label [0x0501] Display Level
[0x0082] Device Label [0x0603] Realtime Clock
[0x00E0] DMX Personality [0x1010] Power State
[0x00E1] DMX Personality Description [0x0020] Queued Message

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CONTROL PANEL

This unit features a display screen with a 4-button control pad, which can be used to easily adjust any
device settings.

Pressing the MODE button will cycle through the various Main Menu options. When the desired Main
Menu option is displayed on the screen, press the ENTER button to enter the sub-menu, then use
the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through sub-menu options. In some cases, there will be a second
sub-menu that can be navigated in the same way.

SCREEN LOCK

The control panel screen will lock after a period of inactivity which can be set by navigating to Person­ality > Display > Lock. Default time is 30 seconds. To unlock the screen, press and hold the MODE
button for 10 seconds.

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SYSTEM MENU

DMX SET

PERSONALITY

Address 001 - 512

6Ch

9Ch

10Ch

Ch Mode

12Ch

15Ch

18Ch

Hold

Blackout

No DMX

Manual

Int Prog

Prim / Sec Mode Primary / Secondary

DMX or Wireless

Select Signal

Wireless and DMX Out

Wireless Enable On / Off

Wireless Set­tings

Set Wireless Channel 00 - 14

Set DMX ad­dress

Select DMX
channel mode

Unit holds last
DMX values
received when
signal is lost

Unit takes all
channels to
DMX value of 0
when signal is
lost

Unit defaults
to last manual
mode settings
when signal is
lost

Unit default to
selected internal
program when
signal is lost

Set unit to pri­mary or second­ary mode

DMX has prior­ity; green LED
when wireless
connected, red
LED when wire­less not con­nected

DMX XLR out­put shall send
DMX signal out

Enable or dis­able wireless

Select wireless
channel

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SYSTEM MENU

Zoom Mode

Zoom Reset Yes / No Reset zoom

Dim Mode

PERSONALITY
(continued)

MANUAL

Dim Curve

LED Rfrsh

Display

Service

Red 000 - 255
Green 000 - 255
Blue 000 - 255
Lime 000 - 255
Clr Macro 00 - 64
Clr Temp 000 - 255
Clr Temp Macro 000 - 255

Mode 1

Mode 2

Standard

Stage

TV

Archi

Theatre

Stage 2

Dim Speed 0.1s ~ 10.0s

Square

Linear

Inv Squa

S Curve

900Hz, 1000Hz, 1100Hz, 1200Hz, 1300Hz, 1400Hz,
1500Hz, 2500Hz, 4000Hz, 5000Hz, 10KHz, 15KHz,
20KHz, 25KHz

Save Dlay 1 - 10

Lock Off, 1min - 10min

Red 000 - 255

Calibrat
Passcode = 050

Restore
Passcode = 011

Green 000 - 255

Blue 000 - 255

Lime 000 - 255

Yes / No

Zoom adjust­ment moves
quickly

Slow zoom

speed w/ minim­mal noise

Select dim mode

Set dim delay
time

Select dim curve

Select LED
refresh rate

Set length of
inactivity before
screen display
turns off

Screen locks
after selected
period of inactiv­ity

Calibration

Reset to factory
default settings

Manual mode
settings; please
note that Color
Macros will
override manual
settings

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SYSTEM MENU

Shutter 000 - 255
Mastr Dim 000 - 255

MANUAL
(continued)

INT PROGS

INFO

Zoom Line 000 - 255
Zoom Pres 000 - 255
Auto Prog 000 - 255
Prog Spd 000 - 255
Prog Fade 000 - 255

Prog 0

Prog 1

... ... ...

Prog 7

Hours

Temp

Fan Info Fan RPM xxxx Fan speed

DMX Value

Soft Vers x.xx

Speed 000 - 255

Fade 000 - 255

Speed 000 - 255

Fade 000 - 255

Speed 000 - 255

Fade 000 - 255

Pwr On Hr1 xxxxxx Hours

Pwr On Hr2 xxxxxx Hours

Pwr On Rst
Passcode = 050

Current Temperature xxx F / xxx C

Max Temp 1 xxx F / xxx C

Max Temp 2 xxx F / xxx C

Temp Rst
Passcode = 050

Red

Green

...

Auto Prog

Yes / No

Yes / No

Manual mode
settings; please
note that Color
Macros will
override manual
settings

Internal pro­grams mode

Total lifetime

hours xture has

been powered
on

Hours xture

has been pow­ered on since
last reset

Reset Pwr On
Hr2

Current xture

temp

Max recorded

temp since last
reset

Lifetime high

recorded xture

temp

Reset Max

Temp 1

Displays current
DMX value of
each setting

Display current
software version

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OPERATION MODES

This device features 4 different operation modes, plus a primary/secondary setting, all of which can

be selected from the main system menu. These are easily congured and operated from the display

screen and its control buttons. Follow the directions below to set up and operate each mode.

STATIC COLOR MODE: The unit will display a single pre-programmed color macro.

1. From the main menu, press UP and DOWN to navigate to “Manual Control”, then press ENTER to

select.

2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll to the “Clr Macro” option, then press ENTER.

3. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to set “Clr Macro” to the desired value. Refer to the Color Mac-

ros Chart section of this manual for information about which colors are represented by each

value. Press ENTER to conrm.

RGBL DIMMER MODE: The unit will display a single, custom mixed static color.

1. From the main system menu, press UP and DOWN to navigate to “Manual Control”, then press

ENTER.

2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the following menu options: Red, Green, Blue,

and Lime. Press ENTER to select the desired option.

3. Use the UP and DOWN button to select the desired value for the selected option, then press EN-

TER to conrm. Selectable values range from 000 to 255.

4. Press MODE to turn to the “Manual Control” menu, and repeat steps 2 and 3 for each color option.

The unit should now steadily display the color mix that you have created.

5. Press MODE to return to the “Manual Control” menu, then use the UP and DOWN to scroll to the

“Mastr Dim” option, and press ENTER to select.

6. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to set the dimmer, then press ENTER to conrm. Selectable val-

ues range from 000 to 255.

PROGRAM MODE: The unit will run a pre-congured program that is selected by the user. Speed

and fade are adjustable.

1. From the main system menu, press UP and DOWN to navigate to “Int Progs”, then press ENTER.

2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the program options, from Program 0 through

Program 7. The unit will preview the program shown on the display screen. Press ENTER to se­lect the desired program.

3. Use the UP and DOWN button to scroll to “Speed” and press ENTER to select this option. Use the

UP and DOWN buttons to set the speed at which the unit will cycle through the steps of the se-

lected program. 0 is the slowest, and 255 is the fastest. Press ENTER to conrm.

4. Use the UP and DOWN button to scroll to “Fade” and press ENTER to conrm. Use the UP and

DOWN buttons to set how gradually you want the unit each step of the selected program to fade
in and out. 0 has no fade at all, 1 has a least fade, and 255 has the most. Press ENTER to con-

rm.

23

OPERATION MODES

DMX CONTROL MODE: Control the unit using a DMX controller.

1. Use a DMX cable to connect the output port of your DMX controller to the DMX Input port of your

rst xture. If multiple units will be running off the controller, then connect the DMX Output port
of your rst xture to the DMX Input port of the next xture, continuing until all xtures are daisy-

chained together via their DMX Input and Output ports. Refer to the DMX Setup section of this
manual for detailed information about DMX connections.

2. From the main system menu, press UP and DOWN to navigate to “DMX Settings”, then press
ENTER.

3. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll to the “Address” option, then scroll to the desired channel

and press ENTER to conrm. This channel represents the channel at which the xture will begin to

listen to the DMX signal.

• If you want all of your xtures to react in the same way, then all xtures should be set to the

same DMX starting address.

• If you want each of your xtures to react differently, then each xture’s DMX address that is

spaced apart from the previous xture’s DMX address by the number of DMX channels that the
xtures have been set to run. For example, when running in a mode with 6 DMX channels, unit

addresses should be set to 1, 7, 13, 19, etc.

For detailed information, please refer to the DMX Setup section of this manual.

4. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll to the “Ch Mode” option, and select the DMX channel

mode that you would like the xture to operate in. Press ENTER to conrm. Please refer to the

DMX Traits section of this manual for detailed information.

5. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll to the “No DMX” option, then press SETUP to select. Use
the UP and DOWN buttons to select the option for how you would like the unit to behave when
DMX signal is lost or interrupted, then press ENTER to conrm. Please refer to the System Menu
section for detailed descriptions of each option.

PRIMARY-SECONDARY MODE: This function allows you to link units together to run in a Primary­Secondary set-up, in which one unit will act as the controlling unit and the others will react to the

controlling unit’s built-in programs. Any unit can be congured to act as a Primary or as a Secondary,

but only one unit in a given system can be programmed to act as the Primary.

1. Daisy chain your units via the XLR connectors on the rear panels of each unit. Use standard XLR
data cables to link your units together. Remember that the male XLR connector is the input and

the female XLR connector is the ouput. The rst unit in the chain (primary) will use the female XLR

connector only. The last unit in the chain will use the male XLR connector only.

2. From the main system menu, use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll to “Personality”, then press
ENTER.

3. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll to “Prim/Sec Mode”, and press ENTER.

4. The xture can be set to Primary or Secondary. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select one or

the other, depending on which mode you would like the current xture to use, then press ENTER
to conrm.

5. Repeat steps 2 to 4 for each linked unit. Make sure that only one unit is designated as the Prima­ry, while all other units are designated as Secondaries. The secondary units will act in conjunction
with the primary unit.

24

DMX SET UP

DMX-512: DMX is short for Digital Multiplex. This is a universal protocol used as a form of commu-

nication between intelligent fixtures and controllers. A DMX controller sends DMX data instructions
from the controller to the fixture. DMX data is sent as serial data that travels from fixture to fixture via
the DATA “IN” and DATA “OUT” XLR terminals located on all DMX fixtures (most controllers only have
a DATA “OUT” terminal).

DMX Linking: DMX is a language allowing all makes and models of different manufacturers to be

linked together and operate from a single controller, as long as all fixtures and the controller are

DMX compliant. To ensure proper DMX data transmission, try to use the shortest cable path possible

when linking several DMX fixtures. The order in which fixtures are connected in a DMX line does not
influence the DMX addressing. For example, a fixture assigned a DMX address of 1 may be placed
anywhere in a DMX line: at the beginning, at the end, or anywhere in the middle. When a fixture is

assigned a DMX address of 1, the DMX controller knows to send DATA assigned to address 1 to that
unit, no matter where it is located in the DMX chain.

Data Cable (DMX Cable) Requirements (For DMX Operation): This unit can be controlled via DMX­512 protocol. The DMX address is set on the rear panel of the unit. Your unit and your DMX controller
require a standard 5-pin XLR connector for data input and data output. We recommend Accu-Cable
DMX cables. If you are making your own cables, be sure to use standard 110-120 Ohm shielded
cable (This cable may be purchased at almost all pro lighting stores). Your cables should be made
with a male XLR connector at one end and a female XLR connector at the other. Also remember that
DMX cable must be daisy chained and cannot be split.

Notice: Be sure to follow fthe illustration below when making your own cables. Do not use the ground

lug on the XLR connector. Do not connect the cable’s shield conductor to the ground lug or allow the
shield conductor to come in contact with the XLR’s outer casing. Grounding the shield could cause a

short circuit and erratic behavior.

25

DMX SET UP

Special Note: Line Termination. When longer runs of cable are used, you may need to use a termi­nator on the last unit to avoid erratic behavior. A terminator is a 110-120 ohm 1/4 watt resistor which is
connected between pins 2 and 3 of a male XLR connector (DATA + and DATA -). This unit is inserted
in the female XLR connector of the last unit in your daisy chain to terminate the line. Using a cable
terminator (ADJ part number Z-DMX/T) will reduce the risk of erratic behavior.

DMX ADDRESSING.

All fixtures should be given a DMX starting address when using a DMX controller, so the correct fix­ture responds to the correct control signal. This digital starting address is the channel number from

which the fixture starts to “listen” to the digital control signal sent out from the DMX controller. The

assignment of this starting DMX address is achieved by setting the correct DMX address on the digi-

tal control display on the fixture.

You can set the same starting address for all fixtures or a group of fixtures, or set different addresses
for each individual fixture. Setting all fixtures to the same DMX address will cause all fixtures to react
in the same way. In other words, changing the settings of one channel will affect all the fixtures simul-

taneously.

If you set each fixture to a different DMX address, each unit will start to “listen” to the channel number
you have set, based on the quantity of DMX channels of each fixture. That means changing the set­tings of one channel will only affect the selected fixture.

For example, when this unit is operating in 6 channel mode, you should set the starting DMX address

of the first unit to 1, the second unit to 7 (1 + 6), the third unit to 13 (1 + 6 + 6), and so on. See the
chart below for more details.

CHANNEL MODE UNIT 1 ADDRESS UNIT 2 ADDRESS UNIT 3 ADDRESS UNIT 4 ADDRESS

6Ch 1 7 13 19

9Ch 1 10 19 28
10Ch 1 11 21 31
12Ch 1 13 25 37
15Ch 1 16 31 46

18CH 1 19 37 55

26

DMX TRAITS

CHANNEL

6Ch 9Ch 10Ch 12Ch 15Ch 16Ch

1 1 1 1 1 1 000 - 255 Red, 0% to 100%

2 000 - 255 Red Fine

2 2 3 2 2 2 000 - 255 Green, 0% to 100%

4 000 - 255 Green Fine

3 3 5 3 3 3 000 - 255 Blue, 0% to 100%

6 000 - 255 Blue Fine

4 4 7 4 4 4 000 - 255 Lime, 0% to 100%

8 000 - 255 Lime Fine

5 5 5 000 - 255

6 6 6 000 - 255 Color Temperature, 2700K - 7000K Linear

7 7 7

5 8 8 8

6 9 9 9 000 - 255 Dimmer Intensity, 0% to 100%
7 10 10 10 000 - 255 Dimmer Fine

5 8 9 11 11 11 000 - 255

DMX

VALUES

000 Off

001 - 054 2700K

055 - 109 3200K

110 - 164 4000K

165 - 219 5600K

220 - 255 6500K

000 - 031 LEDs Off

032 - 063 LEDs On

064 - 095 Strobe Effect, slow to fast

096 - 127 LEDs On

128 - 159 Pulse Effect in Sequences

160 - 191 LEDs On

192 - 223 Random Strobe Effect, slow to fast

224 - 255 LEDs On

FUNCTION

Color Macros, see Color Macros Chart section
of this manual

Color Temperature Macros

Shutter, Strobe

Zoom Linear, minimum to maximum beam

angle

Zoom Presets

6 9 10 12 12 12

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000 - 020

021 - 040

041 - 060

061 - 080

081 - 100

101 - 255

27

Normal (5°)

Very Narrow Spot (6°)

Narrow (10°)

Medium Flood (30°)

Wide Flood (40°)

Very Wide Flood (50°)

DMX TRAITS

CHANNEL

6Ch 9Ch 10Ch 12Ch 15Ch 18Ch

13

14 000 - 255 Auto Programs Speed, slow to fast

15 000 - 255

13 16

14 17

15 18

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DMX

VALUES

000 - 031 Off

032 - 063 Auto Program 1

064 - 095 Auto Program 2

096 - 127 Auto Program 3

128 - 159 Auto Program 4

160 - 191 Auto Program 5

192 - 223 Auto Program 6

224 - 255 Auto Program 7

000 - 020 Default to unit setting

021 - 040 Standard

041 - 060 Stage

061 - 080 TV

081 - 100 Architectural

101 - 120 Theatre

121 - 140 Stage 2

141 - 160 Dim Speed, fast to slow (0.1s - 10s)

161 - 255 Default to unit setting

000 - 020 Square

021 - 040 Linear

041 - 060 Inv Squa

061 - 080 S Curve

081 - 255 No function

000 - 015 Default to unit setting

016 - 030 900 Hz

031 - 045 1000 Hz

046 - 060 1100 Hz

061 - 075 1200 Hz

076 - 090 1300 Hz

091 - 105 1400 Hz

106 - 120 1500 Hz

121 - 135 2500 Hz

136 - 150 4000 Hz

FUNCTION

Auto Programs

Auto Programs Fade, minimum to maximum

fade

Dim Mode

Dim Curves

Special Functions

28

DMX TRAITS

CHANNEL

6Ch 9Ch 10Ch 12Ch 15Ch 18Ch

15 18

DMX

VALUES

151 - 165 5000 Hz

166 - 180 10000 Hz

181 - 195 15000 Hz

196 - 210 20000 Hz

211 - 225 25000 Hz

226 - 229 Enable Zoom Mode 1 (hold 3s)

230 - 233 Enable Zoom Mode 2 (hold 3s)

234 - 238 Zoom Reset

239 - 255 No function

FUNCTION

Special Functions (continued)

29

COLOR MACROS CHART

COLOR

MACRO

NUMBER

Off 000 0 0 0 0

1 001 - 004 80 255 234 80
2 005 - 008 80 255 164 80
3 009 - 012 77 255 112 77
4 013 - 016 117 255 83 83
5 017 - 020 160 255 77 77
6 021 - 024 223 255 83 83
7 025 - 028 255 243 77 77
8 029 - 032 255 200 74 74

9 033 - 036 255 166 77 77
10 037 - 040 255 125 74 74
11 041 - 044 255 97 77 71
12 045 - 048 255 74 77 71
13 049 - 052 255 83 134 83
14 053 - 056 255 93 182 93
15 057 - 060 255 96 236 96
16 061 - 064 238 93 255 93
17 065 - 068 163 87 255 87
18 069 - 072 150 90 255 90
19 073 - 076 100 77 255 77

DMX VALUES RED GREEN BLUE LIME

20 077 - 080 77 100 255 77
21 081 - 084 67 148 255 67
22 085 - 088 77 195 255 77
23 089 - 092 77 234 255 77
24 093 - 096 158 255 144 144
25 097 - 100 255 251 153 153
26 101 - 104 255 175 147 147
27 105 - 108 255 138 186 138
28 109 - 112 255 147 251 147
29 113 - 116 151 135 255 138
30 117 - 120 99 0 255 100
31 121 - 124 138 169 255 138
32 125 - 128 255 255 255 255
33 129 - 132 255 206 143 0
34 133 - 136 254 177 153 0
35 137 - 140 254 192 138 0

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30

COLOR MACROS CHART

COLOR

MACRO

NUMBER

36 141 - 144 254 165 98 0
37 145 - 148 254 121 0 0
38 149 - 152 176 17 0 0
39 153 - 156 96 0 11 0
40 157 - 160 234 139 171 0
41 161 - 164 224 5 97 0
42 165 - 168 175 77 173 0
43 169 - 172 119 130 199 0
44 173 - 176 147 164 212 0
45 177 - 180 88 2 163 0
46 181 - 184 0 38 86 0
47 185 - 188 0 142 208 0
48 189 - 192 52 148 209 0
49 193 - 196 1 134 204 0
50 197 - 200 0 145 212 0
51 201 - 204 0 121 192 0
52 205 - 208 0 129 184 0
53 209 - 212 0 83 115 0
54 213 - 216 0 97 166 0
55 217 - 220 1 100 167 0

DMX VALUES RED GREEN BLUE LIME

56 221 - 224 0 40 86 0
57 225 - 228 209 219 182 0
58 229 - 232 42 165 85 0
59 233 - 236 0 46 35 0
60 237 - 240 8 107 222 0
61 241 - 244 255 0 0 0
62 245 - 248 0 255 0 0
63 249 - 252 0 0 255 0
64 253 - 255 0 0 0 255

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DIM SPEEDS

DMX VALUES DELAY TIME

141 0.1 sec
142 0.2 sec
143 0.3 sec
144 0.4 sec
145 0.5 sec
146 0.6 sec
147 0.7 sec
148 0.8 sec
149 0.9 sec
150 1.0 sec
151 1.5 sec
152 2.0 sec
153 3.0 sec
154 4.0 sec
155 5.0 sec
156 6.0 sec
157 7.0 sec
158 8.0 sec
159 9.0 sec
160 10.0 sec

32

DIM MODES

DIMMER

100%

50%

10%

0%

255 255

0 0

Stage 2 0 1100 0 1660

Rise Time

Down Time

0 sec Fade Time

1 sec Fade Time

0 Sec

Time (ms)

Dimming Curve

Ramp Effect

Rise Time (ms) Down Time (ms) Rise Time (ms) Down Time (ms)

Standard (default) 0 0 0 0

Stage 780 1100 1540 1660

TV 1180 1520 1860 1940

Architectural 1380 1730 2040 2120

Theatre 1580 1940 2230 2280

33

PRIMARY-SECONDARY SET UP

This function allows you to link units together to run in a Primary-Secondary set-up, in which one unit

will act as the controlling unit and the others will react to the controlling unit’s built-in programs. Any

unit can be configured to act as a Primary or as a Secondary, but only one unit in a given system can
be programmed to act as the Primary.

Primary-Secondary Connections and Settings:

1. Daisy chain your units via the XLR connectors on the rear panels of each unit. Use standard XLR
data cables to link your units together. Remember that the male XLR connector is the input and
the female XLR connector is the ouput. The first unit in the chain (primary) will use the female XLR
connector only. The last unit in the chain will use the male XLR connector only.

2. Use the display screen and control panel to navigate to Personality > PrimSec Mode. Select
this sub-menu using the ENTER button, and use the UP and DOWN buttons to toggle between

“Primary” and “Secondary”. Press ENTER to confirm your selection.

3. Repeat Step 2 for each unit in the system. Make sure that only one unit is designated as the
Primary, while all other units are designated as Secondaries.

4. The secondary units will now follow the behavior of the primary unit.

MULTI UNIT POWER LINKING

This features allows you to connect the fixtures to one another using the power cable input and output

sockets.

The maximum number of units that can be linked in this manner is as follows:

• 6 units when running on 120V power.

• 14 units when running on 230V power.

DO NOT EXCEED THIS MAXIMUM NUMBER WHEN POWER LINKING UNITS!

All linked units must be of the same make and model type. Do not mix and match units!

34

MAINTENANCE GUIDELINES

DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE!

CLEANING

Frequent cleaning is recommended to ensure proper function, optimized light output, and an extend­ed life. The frequency of cleaning depends on the environment in which the fixture operates: damp,
smoky, or particularly dirty environments can cause greater accumulation of dirt on the fixture’s optics.
Clean the external lens surface regularly with a soft cloth to avoid dirt/debris accumulation.

NEVER use alcohol, solvents, or ammonia-based cleaners.

MAINTENANCE

Regular inspections are recommended to ensure proper function and extended life. There are no
user serviceable parts inside this fixture. Please refer all other service issues to an authorized ADJ

service technician. Should you need any spare parts, please order genuine parts from your local ADJ
dealer.

Please refer to the following points during routine inspections:
A. A detailed electrical check by an approved electrical engineer every three months, to make sure

the circuit contacts are in good condition and prevent overheating.

B. Be sure all screws and fasteners are securely tightened at all times. Loose screws may fall out

during normal operation, resulting in damage or injury as larger parts could fall.

C. Check for any deformations on the housing, color lenses, rigging hardware, and rigging points

(ceiling, suspension, trussing). Deformations in the housing could allow for dust to enter into the

fixture. Damaged rigging points or unsecured rigging could cause the fixture to fall and seriously

injure a person(s).

D. Electric power supply cables must not show any damage, material fatigue, or sediments.

NEVER remove the ground prong from the power cable.

SOFTWARE UPDATES

Please contact ADJ service for assistance with updating your device’s software.

35

TORQUE SETTINGS FOR SCREWS

Following any maintenance or repair procedure that requires the opening of the xture casing, the
casing must be re-installed using a torque driver and torqued to the specied settings below. The
re-assembled xture should also be tested using an ADJ Hydro IP Tester in order to ensure that the
xture’s IP rating remains valid.

TORQUE DRIVERS (Recommended): UTICA TS-30 (Shown)

TORQUE DRIVER (Alternate):

• Proto J6107A

• Wiha 28887

1

2

ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TORQUE SPEC

1 Front Cover Screw 6

2 Back Cover Screw 6

8.7 + 0.4 lb-in

(10.0 + 0.5 kg-cm)

8.7 + 0.4 lb-in

(10.0 + 0.5 kg-cm)

36

TORQUE SETTINGS FOR SCREWS

CAUTION! DO NOT OVER TORQUE SCREWS AS THIS CAN CAUSE LEAKAGE
ISSUES! TO CONFIRM THE IP65 INTEGRITY AFTER A LAMP REPLACEMENT,
TEST THE FIXTURE USING THE IP TESTER. CONTACT ADJ SERVICE FOR
MORE DETAILS.

CAUTION! THE USE OF PROTECTIVE GLOVES AND SAFETY GOGGLES IS
STRONGLY RECOMMENDED WHILE PERFORMING THE IP PRESSURE TEST!
AVOID PLACING YOUR FACE, EYES, HANDS, ETC IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO

THE FIXTURE’S LENS WHILE PERFORMING THE TEST!

Low Pressure

Limit

3.336 psi
(23 KPa)

IP PRESSURE TESTING PARAMETERS

High Pressure

Limit

2.9 01psi

(20 Kpa)

Ination

Time

30 sec 15 sec 15 sec

37

Balance

Time

Detection

Time

Max

Leakage

0.015 psi
(100 Pa)

DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS

FIXTURE ONLY

Ø184mm

[Ø7.2in]

222mm [8.7in]

259mm [10.2in]

316mm [12.4in]

371mm [14.6in]

159mm [6.3in]

58mm
[2.3in]

316mm [12.4in]

259mm [10.2in]

Drawings not shown to scale.

58mm
[2.3in]

269mm [10.6in]

159mm [6.3in]

346mm [13.6in]

38

DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS

GEL FRAME

9.7 in (246mm)

ø 7.9 in

(ø 200mm)

9.7 in (246mm)

0.1 in (2mm)

GEL FRAME HOLDER

8.8 in (224mm)

10.7 in (273mm)

10.1 in (256mm)

8.9 in (225mm)

5.7 in (144mm)

R4.3 in

(R110mm)

5.7 in

(144mm)

ø 7.6 in

(ø 193mm)

0.2 in

(6mm)

0.5 in

(12mm)

39

DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS

BARNDOOR

ø 8.0 in

(ø 204mm)

10.4 in (264mm)

13.4 in (340mm)

9.8 in (248mm)

0.2 in

(6mm)

1.5 in

(39mm)

40

SPECIFICATIONS

SOURCE:

• Light Source: 12 x 20-Watt Quad RGBL LEDs
(4-IN-1: Red, Green, Blue & Lime)

PHOTOMETRIC DATA:

• Beam angle: 5° to 30°

• Field angle: 9° to 50°

• CRI: 84.4

• CRI R9: 77

• Lumens: 4400

EFFECTS:

• Motorized Zoom (5° to 30° Beam Angle, 9° to
50° Field Angle)

• Linear Color Temperature Control (2700K to
6500K)

• Preset Color Temperatures (2700K, 3200K,
4000K, 5600K and 6500K)

• 16-Bit Fine Color Control (Red, Green, Blue
& Lime)

• 64 built-in Color Macros

CONTROL / CONNECTIONS:

• 4-button, DMX digital display on rear panel

• Operational modes: Static Color Mode, RGBL
Dimmer Mode, Program Mode and DMX
Controlled

• Wireless DMX on-board

• Supports RDM (Remote Device
Management)

• With Wired Digital Communication Network

• 6 selectable Dimming Modes (Standard,
Stage, TV, Architectural, Theatre & Stage 2)

• 4 selectable Dim Curves (Linear, Square Inv.
Squa, S-Curve)

• Adjustable Refresh Rate (14 presets from

900 – 25,000Hz)

• Flicker Free operation (No flickering on cam­era)

• LED pulse and strobe effect

• Electronic Dimming: 0 - 100%

• 6 DMX Modes: 6, 9, 10, 12, 15 & 18-channel

• Quiet fan mode

CONSTRUCTION:

• IP65 Rated: Ingress Protection against liquid,
snow, dust and sand

• All aluminum construction

• Anti-Corrosion Coating: C3

• IP Rated rubber covers protect In/Out Locking
Power connectors and IP rated 5-pin sockets

• Locking, outdoor In/Out Power connectors

• Data linkable via 5-pin XLR DMX connections

• Scissor Yoke & safety eye

ELECTRICAL / THERMAL:

• Multi-voltage operation: AC 100-240V, 47/63Hz

• Daisy chain: 6 @ 120V, 12 @ 220V

• Max power: 227W

• Ambient Operating Temperature Range: 14°F ~
113°F (-10°C ~ 45°C)

DIMENSIONS / WEIGHT:

• Dimensions (LxWxH): 14.6” x 12.4” x 13.6”
(371mm x 316mm x 346mm)

• Weight: 16.6 lbs. / 7.5 kg.

APPROVALS / RATINGS:

• cETLus (Control # 4010765)

• CE

• FCC

• UKCA

• IP65

INCLUDED ACCESSORIES:

(1) Power Cord

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES:

Z-8050000053: 107mm Omega Bracket
ELP18IPBDA (ELP417): Barn Door / Gel Frame
Kit

Please Note: Specifications and improvements in the design of this unit and this manual are subject to change without any

prior written notice.

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OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

ORDER CODE (US) ORDER CODE (EU) DESCRIPTION

ELP18L100 1226100403

ELP18L60 1226100402

ELP18L30X60 1226100405

ELP18L1X40 1226100404

ELP18L20 1226100401

Z-8050000053 1226100419 107mm Omega Bracket
ELP18IPBDA 1226100416 Barn Door / Gel Frame Kit

100° frost lter

60° frost lter

30x60° frost lter

1x40° frost lter

20° frost lter

ERROR CODES

CODE DESCRIPTION

ZOOM ERROR Zoom Motor Error
TEMP ERROR Temperature Error

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