Avsl 154.016UK, 154.017UK User Manual
COMPACT PLASTIC LED PAR CANS
Item refs: 154.016UK & 154.017UK
User Manual
Please do not open cover as it contains high voltage.
This product is not serviceable or repairable by the end user.
Please refer to qualified personnel for service or repair.
Please read this manual thoroughly before use.
Any damage caused by misuse of the product will void the warranty.
Item description
Compact LED PAR56 Can
Compact LED PAR48 Can with remote
Item reference
154.016UK
154.017UK
Power
100-240Vac, 50/60Hz
100-240Vac, 50/60Hz
LED type
186 x 10mmØ
(42 x red, 42 x green, 42 x blue, 60 x white)
154 x 10mmØ (36 x red,
48 x green, 46 x blue, 24 x white)
Power consumption
30W
20W
Fuse type
F1A
F1A
Illuminance
1700lux @ 2m
1500lux @ 2m
Beam angle
25°
25°
Dimension
200 x 200 x 64mm
173 x 173 x 105mm
Weight
1kg
1kg
Manual control
Press ‘MENU’ button to navigate through setting options, press ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’
buttons to choose setting values and finally press ‘ENTER’ to confirm setting.
A000 to A512 – DMX initial address setting
R000 to R255 – Red dimmer for colour mixing
G000 to G255 – Green dimmer for colour mixing
B000 to B255 – Blue dimmer for colour mixing
H000 to H255 – White dimmer for colour mixing
1E00 to 1E20 – Single colour jump strobe, speed decreases with value increase
2E00 to 2E20 – Full LED strobe, speed decreases with value increase
1F00 to 1F20 – Red LED only, brightness increases with value
2F00 to 2F20 – Green LED only, brightness increases with value
3F00 to 3F20 – Blue LED only, brightness increases with value
4F00 to 4F20 – White LED only, brightness increases with value
5F00 to 5F20 – Red and white LED only, brightness increases with value
6F00 to 6F20 – Green, blue and white LED only, brightness increases with value
7F00 to 7F20 – RGBW full LED, brightness increases with value
1J00 to 1J20 – Colour scroll, speed increases with value
2J00 to 2J20 – Colour jump, speed increases with value
1U00 to 1U20 – Sound-to-light, always on, single LED colour change with sound
2U00 to 2U20 – Sound-to-light, multicolour LED on with sound
3U00 to 3U20 – Sound-to-light, always on, multi LED colour change with sound
4U00 to 4U20 – random sound-to-light
Rent – remote control mode (154.017UK only)
For master and slave mode, connect the DMX out on master unit to the DMX in on slave unit using a balanced XLR
lead. DMX address setting should be set at A001 on the slave units. Further slave units can be daisy chained to the
slave DMX out. 154.016UK and 154.017UK are compatible with each other on master/slave mode.
For DMX control, ensure DMX mode is selected by navigating control menu to DMX address setting, ensure the
correct address is entered and press ‘ENTER’ to confirm.
DMX channel value reference
Channel
DMX
Value
Function
Channel 1
000-255
Red dimmer 0-100%
Channel 2
000-255
Green dimmer 0-100%
Channel 3
000-255
Blue dimmer 0-100%
Channel 4
000-255
White dimmer 0-100%
000-014
N/A
015-044
Strobe, colour controlled
by channel 1/2/3/4
Channel 5
045-255
Strobe, preset colour
001-209
N/A
210-223
Red
Channel 6
(overwrites
channel 1-5)
224-255
Green
Channel
DMX
Value
Function
001-019
Blue
020-039
White
040-059
White + Red
060-079
Green + Blue + White
080-099
Colour scroll 1
100-119
Colour scroll 2
120-139
Fully on
140-159
Colour jump 1
160-179
Colour jump 2
180-199
Sound-to-light 1
200-219
Sound-to-light 2
220-239
Sound-to-light 3
Channel 7
(overwrites
channel 1-6)
240-255
Sound-to-light 4
Channel 8
000-255
Strobe, speed increase
with DMX value
Troubleshooting
Check mains voltage is correct and outlet is switched on
No power (mains)
Check IEC lead and fuse (if fuse continually blows, refer to your dealer)
No LED display
Press any control panel button and check LED setting in menu
Check control panel mode settings (standby, slave, sensitivity, DMX)
No light output
Check DMX settings from controller (dimmer levels, blackout etc.)
No strobe output
Check strobe settings are selected control panel or from DMX controller
Check DMX connection and leads
Unresponsive to DMX
Check that DMX mode is enabled (set “AXXX” on control panel)
Overheating/
cutting out
Ensure that the unit is not too close to a heat source
This product is classed as Electrical or Electronic equipment and should not be disposed with other household or commercial
waste at the end of its useful life. The goods must be disposed of according to your local council guidelines.
Errors and omissions excepted.
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