Beglec LED POWER BANK V1.0 FIRMWARE V12 User Manual

USER

MANUAL

Ver 1,0 (firmware V12)

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ABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS..................................................................I.

PART 1 PRODUCT (GENERAL)....................................................1.

PART 2 INSTALLATION...............................................................6.

PART 3 DISPLAY PANEL OPERATION.......................................15.

1.1--PRODUCT INTRODUCTION.........................................................2.

1.2--PRODUCT FEATURES.................................................................2.

1.3--TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.....................................................3.

1.4--PHOTOMETRIC DATA..................................................................4.

1.5--SAFETY WARNING......................................................................5.

2.1--MOUNTING...................................................................................7.

2.2--POWER CONNECTION..................................................................7.

2.3--INTERLOCKING MULTIPLE FIXTURES...........................................8.

2.4--SETTING UP WITH A DMX512 CONTROLLER.................................9.

2.4-1--DMX512 ADDRESSING WITHOUT ID ADDRESSING(STAGE 1 MODE)...........9.

2.4-2--DMX512 ADDRESSING WITH ID ADDRESS(STAGE 1 MODE).......................9.

2.4-3--ADAS WITH ID ADDRESS(STAGE 1 MODE)................................................10.

2.5--SETTING UP WITH THE PiX CONTROLLER.................................11.

2.5-1--SINGLE ROW APPLICATION.......................................................................11.

2.5-2--STANDARD BLOCK APPLICATION..............................................................12.

2.5-3--REPEAT ROW BLOCK APPLICATION...........................................................12.

2.6--OPERATION WITH DMX512 Vs PiX CONTROLLER.......................14.

3.1--BASIC........................................................................................16.

3.2--MENU........................................................................................17.

3.3--CREATING A STATIC COLOR......................................................18.

3.4--DMX512 SETTINGS....................................................................18.

3.5--ACTIVATINGAN AUTO PROGRAM..............................................19.

3.6--CHANGING THE SETTINGS........................................................19.

3.7--ACTIVATE THE PASSWORD.......................................................20.

3.8--POWER ON/OFF.........................................................................20.

PART 4 USING A DMX512 CONTROLLER....................................21.

4.1--BASIC ADDRESSING.................................................................22.

4.2--CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT............................................................22.

4.3--BASIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR DMX512 OPERATION......................32.

4.4--PROGRAMMING WITH A DMX512 CONTROLLER: EXAMPLES.....36.

PART 5 USING THE CONTROLLER.............................................40.

5.1--BASIC.......................................................................................41.

5.2--SETTING UP.............................................................................41.

5.3--MENU.......................................................................................42.

5.3--MENU.......................................................................................42.

5.4--WASH PROGRAM......................................................................44.

5.5--EFFECT PROGRAM..................................................................44.

5.6--CUSTOM PROGRAM.................................................................45.

5.7--PLAY SCHEDULE......................................................................46.

5.8--CLOCK.....................................................................................46.

5.9--SCHEDULE...............................................................................46.

5.10--SETTINGS..............................................................................47.

5.11--ACTIVATE THE PASSWORD.....................................................48.

5.12--PIX CONTROLLER EXTERNAL CONTROL VIA DMX512.............48.

PART 6 TROUBLE SHOOTING....................................................50.

TABLE OF CONTENTS I

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1

PRODUCT (GENERAL)

1.1 PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

1.2 PRODUCT FEATURES

1.3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

1.4 PHOTOMETRIC DATA

1.5 SAFETYWARNING

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1.1 PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

This product is designed for indoor or outdoor use. Suitable applications include wash or
effect lighting for architectural, stage or nightclub applications. This product can also be
installed for use in signage and advertising using the dynamic functions available with
DMX512 control. Direct input of DMX512 signal allows the units to be controlled from any
DMX512 controller. This product can be operated as a single unit or in multiple units for
large applications.

The specially developed controller that allows the product to be controlled independent of
the DMX512 controllerenables the userto create and edit a wide range of customprograms.
All programs can be touch-button displayed or scheduled to START and END at scheduled
times. When programs have been created or edited in the controller, it is also possible to
trigger these programs using the DMX IN function when connected to aDMX512 controller.

1.2 PRODUCT FEATURES

LED FIXTURE

* RGB Dimmer 0-100%
* Strobe
* Individual control of each LED group
* Automatic programs
* IP65 protection rating
* LCD display
* Display control 'lock-out'
* Direct DMX512 input
* Automatic DMX512 Addressing
* Independant ID address
* Lightweightaluminium casing
* Black anti-UV plastic cover
* Interlocking-module system

PiX C ONTROLLE R

* RGB Dimmer 0-100%
* Strobe
* Clock & Timer
* Automatic programs (wash & effect)
* Custom programs
* Program Schedule
* LCD display
* Display control 'lock-out'
* Direct DMX512 input
* Lightweightplastic casing

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1.3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

LED MODUL E

LED MODULE:

Voltage

Rated Power

LED/Unit

Output/LED

LED Beam Angle

Cooling

Dimensions

Weight

CONTR OLLER

CONTROLLER:

Voltage

Rated Power

Dimensions

Weight

90~250V...50/60Hz
80W
IP65 protection rating

IP

54pcs (18 xRED / 18x GREEN /18 x BLUE)
1W
15 (30 Optional)

Direct air convection

570 x 210x 190mm

8.2Kg

220~240V, 50/60Hz......100~120V, 50/60Hz

1.5W
IP33 protection rating

IP

180 x 125x 49mm

0.7Kg

215MM

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169MM

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1.4 PHOTOMETRIC DATA

PHOT OMETRIC DATA

RGB 100%

3
2
1
0
1
2
3

2(0 .9x 0.5) 4(1 .4x 1.0) 6(2 .0x 1.6) 8(2 .5x 2.1) 10(3.0 x2.6Area (m) )

WHITE

3
2
1
0
1
2
3

2(0 .9x 0.5) 4(1 .4x 1.0) 6(2 .0x 1.6) 8(2 .5x 2.1) 10(3.0 x2.6Area (m) )

RED

3
2
1
0
1
2
3

2(0 .9x 0.5) 4(1 .4x 1.0) 6(2 .0x 1.6) 8(2 .5x 2.1) 10(3.0 x2.6Area (m) )

GREEN

3
2
1
0
1
2
3

2(0 .9x 0.5)

BLUE

3
2
1
0
1
2
3

2(0 .9x 0.5) 4(1 .4x 1.0) 6(2 .0x 1.6) 8(2 .5x 2.1) 10(3.0 x2.6Area (m) )

2970 950 450 266 218 LUX

Diameter(m)

2370

1130

1763

307 98 46 27 22 LUX

788 375 222 177 LUX

360 167 97 78 LUX

570 270 159 128 LUX

4(1 .4x 1.0)

6(2 .0x 1.6) 8(2 .5x 2.1) 10(3.0 x2.6Area (m) )

Diameter(m)

Diameter(m)

Diameter(m)

Diameter(m)

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1.5 SAFETY WARNING

IMPORTANT

ALWAYS READ THE USER MANUAL BEFORE OPERATION.
PLEASE CONFIRM THAT THE POWER SUPPLYSTATED ON THE

PRODUCT IS THE SAME AS THE MAINS POWER SUPPLYIN YOUR
AREA.

This product must be installed by a qualifiedprofessional.
Always operate the equipment as describedin the user manual.

A minimum distance of 0.5m must be maintained between the equipment and

combustible surface.

The product must always be placed in awell ventilated area.

Always make sure that the equipment is installed securely.

DO NOT stand close to the equipment and stare directly into the LED light

source.

Always disconnect the power supply before attempting and maintenance.

Always make sure that the supporting structure is solid and can support the

combined weight ofthe products.
The earth wire must always be connected to the ground.
Do not touchthe power cables if your handsare wet.

ATTENTION

This product left the place ofmanufacture in perfect condition. In order to

maintain this condition and for safe operation, the user must always follow the

instructions and safety warnings described in this user manual.
Avoid shaking or strong impactsto any part of the equipment.
Make sure that al parts ofthe equipment are kept clean and free of dust.
Always make sure that the power connections areconnected correct and

secure.
If there is any malfunction of the equipment, contact your distributor

immediately.
When transferring the product, it is advisable to use the original packaging in

which the productleft the factory.
Shields, lenses orultraviolet screens shallbe changed ifthey have become

damaged to such an extent that their effectiveness is impaired.
The lamp (LED) shall be changed if ithas become damaged or thermally

deformed.

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2

INSTALLATION

2.1 MOUNTING

2.2 POWER CONNECTION

2.3 INTERLOCKING MULTIPLE FIXTURES

2.4 SETTING UP WITH A DMX512 CONTROLLER

2.4-1 DMX512 ADDRESSING WITHOUTID ADDRESSING(STAGE 1
MODE)

2.4-2 DMX512 ADDRESSING WITH ID ADDRESS(STAGE 1 MODE)

2.4-3 ADAS WITH ID ADDRESS(STAGE 1 MODE)

2.5 SETTING UP WITH THE PiX CONTROLLER

2.5-1 SINGLE ROW APPLICATION

2.5-2 STANDARD BLOCK APPLICATION

2.5-3 REPEAT ROW BLOCK APPLICATION

2.6 OPERATION: DMX512Vs PiX CONTROLLER

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2.1 MOUNTING

HANGING

The LED MODULE can be mounted in a hanging
position using thesupport frame. Itis possible to
use any bolt of the correct size and strength to
mount the fixture. It is recommended to use at
least 2 mounting points per fixture.
Mounting with a clamp or other
mounting bracket is recommended
depending on the requirements of
your application.

UPRIGHT

The LED MODULE can be mounted upright using the support
frame. It is possible to use any bolt of the correct size and
strength to mount the fixture. It is recommended to use at
least 2 mounting points per fixture. Mounting with a
clamp or other mounting bracket is recommended
depending on the requirements of your
application.

HANGING

UPRIGHT

The LED MODULEcan be mounted at any angleand in any
position. It is possible to further adjust the angle of the LED
MODULE using thetwo adjustment knobs located on the side of
the fixture.

2.2 POWER CONNECTIONS

@ 220V:30 units may be connected in series
@120V: 15 units may be connected in series

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2.3 INTERLOCKING MULTIPLE FIXTURES

The diagram above shows how multiple units can be interlocked together to create a 'panel'
or 'blinder' arrangement.

The 'male' and 'female' connections enable the fixtures to be interlocked together in the
way shown in the diagram. Please note that when multiple units are mounted together it is
not necessary to attach every single unit to the truss, wall or weight supporting system.
However, it is important to ensure that all fixtures are securely locked together and that
each fixture is secured using a safety cable.

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2.4 SETTING UP WITH A DMX512
CONTROLLER

2.4-1 DMX512 ADDRESSING WITHOUT ID ADDRESSING
(STAGE 1 MODE)

Connect the DMX512controller to theunits in series.
Each unit has 12 DMX channels so theDMX Addresses should increase by increments of

12 (e.g. 1,13,25,37...)

The ID address has not been set so therefore when usingthe controller CH10 must

be inactive ( CH10=0 ).
It is also possible to deactivate ID address selecting ID OFF from the Settings menu.
on the fixture
Each DMX Address may be used as many times as required.
Any DMX address in the range from 001 to 245 may be used.

Example:

DMX Addr.1 DMX Addr.13 DMX Addr.25

DMX512
CONTROLLER

The figure above shows a simple DMX512
layout with thestarting address ofthe first
unit set at 1, with the second set at 13 and
so on... (Note that when used in this way,
the CH10 IDfunction must be inactive (CH10=0))

2.4-2 DMX512 ADDRESSING WITH ID ADDRESS(STAGE 1 MODE)

Connect the DMX512 controller to the units in series
Each unit has 12 DMX channels so the DMX Addresses should increase by increments of
12 (e.g. 1,13,25,37...)
Each DMXAddress may be used as many times as required.
Any DMX address in the range from 001 to 245 may be used.
Each DMX addressmay carry upto 66 separateID addresses.

ID Address should be set in the Settings menu on each unit in ascendingvalues

(i.e. 1,2,3...)

ID On should be set in the Settings menu on eachunit.

ID addresses are accessible from CH10 on the DMX512 controller.

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Example:

DMX Addr.1
ID Addr.1

DMX512
CONTROLLER

DMX Addr.1
ID Addr.2

DMX Addr.1
ID Addr.3

DMX Addr.13
ID Addr.1

DMX Addr.13
ID Addr.2

DMX Addr.13
ID Addr.3

The figure above shows a simple DMX layout
which has usedthree units ateach DMX address.
The three unitshave different ID addresses which
allows the user to collectively control the whole
group of units at that DMX address by setting
CH10 to0, or to control each unit independently by
first selecting the DMX address and then by using
CH10 tolocate the target ID address. (Note that
when using IDaddresses it is also possible to
activate ADAS which allows for even more options
with DMX addressingand control see ADAS
Addressing section 2.2-3)

2.4-3 ADAS WITH ID ADDRESS(STAGE 1 MODE)

Connect the DMX512 controller to the units in series
Select ADAS ON from the Settings menu

ID Address should be set in the Settings menu on each unit

in ascending values (i.e. 1,2,3...)

ADAS addressing is based onthe ID addressas follows:

ADAS DMX Address = { ADAS fader * (IDAddress -1)}+ 1

ADAS addressing is activated by moving CH8 + CH10 faders to the 255 value (CH8 = 255 &

CH10 = 255)

ADAS addressing is deactivated by moving CH8 + CH10 + CH11 tothe 255 value

(CH8 = 255, CH10 = 255 & CH11 = 255)

When ADAS is deactivated, allDMX addresses willreturn to theiroriginal DMXAddress.
To permanently store ADAS DMX addresses, select ADAS copy from the Settings

menu,on the targetfixtures to store the new DMX Address.

Example:

ID Addr.1 ID Addr.2 ID Addr.3

DMX512
CONTROLLER

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The figure aboveshows a simpleID address
layout using one DMX address. Each of the
units hasa different ID address which will
receive a new temporary DMX address when
ADAS is activated(unless ADAS copy
is selected). The user is able to activate and
deactivate ADASat will giving the possibility
of creating many different fixture grouping
possibilities using theID address, real DMX
address and theADAS temporaryDMX address.

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Note:

When using ADAS, all fixturesmust have the
following settings from the Settings menu set correctly;

ID address Each unit should have the target ID address set
ID ON/OFF Each unit should set ID On

ADAS fader no Each unit shouldbe set tothe same numberof
ADAS ON/OFF Each unit should be set as ADAS On

in ascending order

faders as your controller(must be 12)

2.5 SETTING UP WITH THE PiX
CONTROLLER

2.5-1 SINGLE ROW APPLICATION

Connect the fixturesto the PIXCONTROLLER in series.
ID Address should be set in the Settings menu on each unit in ascending values
(i.e. 1,2,3...Not required for WASH programs).

ID ON should be set in the Settings menu on each unit.
When using the PIX CONTROLLER with the fixtures there isno need toset the DMX
address.

When using the Effect programs it is important to set the Range of fixtures in the

Settings menu of the PIX CONTROLLER.

Example:

ID Addr.1 ID Addr.2 ID Addr.3 ID A ddr. 4

CONTROLLER

MOD E SE TUP UP DOW N

In the figure above the PIX controller is connected in series to 4 units with corresponding
ID addresses from1 to 4.Each fixture has ID ON in the fixture's Settings menu.
In order to activatethe Effect programs in the PIX CONTROLLER, the Range
must be set to 004 in the Settings menu of the PIXCONTROLLER.

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2.5-2 STANDARD BLOCK APPLICATION

Connect the fixtures to the PIX CONTROLLER in series in the directionthat is required.
ID Address should be set in the Settings menu on each unit in ascending values

(i.e. 1,2,3...Not required for WASH programs).

ID ON should be set in the Settings menu on each unit. When using the

PIX CONTROLLER with the fixtures thereis no need to setthe DMX address.

When using the Effect programs it is important to set the Range of fixtures in the

Settings menu of the PiX CONTROLLER.

Example:

ID Addr.1 ID Addr.2 ID Addr.3

ID Addr.4 ID Addr.5 ID Addr.6

ID Addr.7 ID Addr.8 ID Addr.9

CONTROLLER

MOD E SE TUP UP DO WN

In the figure above the PiX controller is connected in series to 9 units with corresponding
ID addresses from 1 to 9. Each fixture has ID ON in the fixture's Settings menu.
In order to activatethe Effect programs in the PIX CONTROLLER, the Range
must be set to 009 in the Settings menu of the PIX CONTROLLER. (Note: it is possible
to create different kinds of effects by changing the direction and position ofID Addresses)

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2.5-3 REPEAT ROW BLOCK APPLICATION

Connect the fixturesto the PIX CONTROLLER inseries.

ID Address should be set in the Settings menu on each unit in ascendingorder with

each row repeated (Not required for Wash programs).

ID ON should be set in the Settings menu on each unit.

When using the PRO-a CONTROLLER withthe fixtures there is noneed to setthe DMX

address.

When using the Effect programs it is important to set the Range of fixtures in the

Settings menu of the PRO-a CONTROLLER.

Example:

ID Addr.1 ID Addr.2 ID Addr.3

ID Addr.1 ID Addr.2 ID Addr.3

ID Addr.1 ID Addr.2 ID Addr.3

CONTROLLER

MOD E SE TUP UP DO WN

In the figure above the PIX controller is connected in series to 9 fixtures with each row comprising
of 3 fixtures with corresponding IDaddresses from 1 to 3. Eachrow is repeatedso that the ID
addresses appear the same was as the first row. Each fixture has ID On in the fixture's

Settings menu. In order to activate the Effect programs in the PIX CONTROLLER,

the Range must be setto 003 in the Settings menu of the PIX CONTROLLER.

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2.6 OPERATION: DMX512 Vs PiX
CONTROLLER

OPERATION WITH ADMX512 CONTROLLER

DMX512 ADDRESS
ID ADDRESS

DMX512 ADDRESS
ID ADDRESS

DMX512 ADDRESS
ID ADDRESS

DMX512 ADDRESS
ID ADDRESS

X

X

X

X

AVAILABLE
FUNCTIONS

Basic WASH
Programming

Advanced

WASH &
EFFECT

programming

Basic WASH
programming &
ADAS

Advanced

WASH &
EFFECT

programming &
ADAS

BENEFITS DRAWBACKS

No need toset
up DMXAddress
or IDAddress

Units are fully controlled
from DMX512 controller

DMX Address
ID address allows for
less DMX channels
when programming*
ADAS

User can switch be

tween ADAS& real
DMX address

Advanced fixture

mapping

OPERATION WITH THE PiX CONTROLLER

AVAILABLE
FUNCTIONS

BENEFITS DRAWBACKS

Must locate
previosly stored
DMX Address

Programming requires
many DMX channels
No auto programs

No auto programs
All ID addresses

must be set

No auto programs
All ID addressesmust

be set

Play WASH auto

X

DMX512 ADDRESS
ID ADDRESS

DMX512 ADDRESS
ID ADDRESS

DMX512 ADDRESS
ID ADDRESS

DMX512 ADDRESS
ID ADDRESS

programs, Basic

CUSTOM

programming &

X

Schedule play

Play WASH auto
programs, Basic

CUSTOM

programming &

X

Schedule play

Play WASH &

X

EFFECT auto

programs, Advanced

CUSTOM

programming &

Schedule play

Play WASH &

EFFECT auto

programs, Advanced

CUSTOM

programming &

Schedule play

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No need toset up
DMX Address or
ID Address

DMX address not used

DMXAddress notused
Controlspeed and time of

all WASH &

EFFECT programs
Createpowerful
CUSTOM programs
Schedule play
Triggerauto programs with

DMXIN

DMXAddress notused
Controlspeed and time of

all WASH &

EFFECT programs
Createpowerful
CUSTOM programs
Schedule play
Triggerauto programs with

DMXIN

Only control of all
units at thesame time

Only control of all units
at the same time

All ID Addresses
must be set

All ID Addresses
must be set

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