Beglec LED POWER BEAM V1.0 User Manual

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

PART1 PRODUCT (GENERAL)....................................................1.

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.

PART2 INSTALLATION...............................................................6.

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

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

2.3--SETTING UP WITH A DMX512 CONTROLLER.................................8.

2.3-1--DMX512ADDRESSING WITHOUTID ADDRESSING......................................8.

2.3-2--DMX512 ADDRESSING WITHID ADDRESS..................................................8.

2.4--SETTING UPWITH THE PiXCONTROLLER...................................9.

2.4-1--SINGLE ROWAPPLICATION.........................................................................9.

2.4-2--STANDARD BLOCKAPPLICATION..............................................................10.

2.4-3--REPEATROW BLOCK APPLICATION...........................................................11.

2.5--OPERATIONWITH DMX512 VsPiX CONTROLLER.......................12.

PART3 DISPLAY PANEL OPERATION.......................................13.

3.1--BASIC........................................................................................14.

3.2--MENU........................................................................................15.

3.3--CREATING ASTATIC COLOR......................................................16.

3.4--DMX512 SETTINGS....................................................................16.

3.5--ACTIVATINGAN AUTOPROGRAM..............................................17.

3.6--CHANGING THE SETTINGS........................................................17.

3.7--ACTIVATE THE PASSWORD.......................................................18.

3.8--POWER ON/OFF.........................................................................18.

3.9--RGB CHANNEL MODEL .............................................................18.

PART4 USING A DMX512 CONTROLLER....................................19.

4.1--BASIC ADDRESSING.................................................................20.

4.2--CHANNELASSIGNMENT............................................................20.

4.3--BASIC INSTRUCTIONS FORDMX512 OPERATION......................23.

PART5 USING THECONTROLLER.............................................24.

5.1--BASIC.......................................................................................25.

5.2--SETTING UP.............................................................................27.

5.3--MENU.......................................................................................27.

5.4--CUSTOM PROGRAM..................................................................28.

5.5--PLAY SCHEDULE......................................................................29.

5.6--CLOCK.....................................................................................29.

5.7--SCHEDULE...............................................................................29.

5.8--SETTINGS................................................................................30.

5.9--ACTIVATE THE PASSWORD.......................................................31.

5.10--PIX CONTROLLEREXTERNAL CONTROL VIADMX512.............31.

5.11--MAINTENANCE........................................................................33.

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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 widerange of custom programs. 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 a DMX512 controller.

1.2 PRODUCT FEATURES

LED F IXTU RE

* RGB Dimmer 0-100% * Strobe * Automatic programs * IP65protection rating * LED display * Display control'lock-out' * Direct DMX512 input * Independant ID address * Lightweight aluminium casing

Pi X C ON TR OLL ER

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

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1.3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

LED M ODUL E

LED MODULE:

Voltage

Rated Power

LED/Unit

Output/LED

Environment Temperature

LED Beam Angle

Cooling

Dimensions

Weight

CON TROLLER

CONTROLLER:

Voltage

Rated Power

Dimensions

Weight

90~250V...50/60Hz 65W IP65 protection rating

36pcs (12 xRED / 12x GREEN / 12 x BLUE) 1W

-20 ~40 15 (30 Optional) Direct air convection

235 x 165 x 300mm 4Kg

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

1.5W IP33 protection rating

180 x 125 x 49mm

0.7Kg

235mm

165mm

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1.4 PHOTOMETRIC DATA

PHO TOMETRI C DATA

WHITE

3 2 1 0 1 2 3

RED

3 2 1 0 1 2 3

GREEN

3 2 1 0 1 2 3

BLUE

3 2 1 0 1 2 3

2750

2(0 .52) 4(1 .05) 6(1.57) 8(2.10)

1145

2(0 .52) 4(1.05) 6(1.57) 8(2.10) 10Distance (m)

1763

2(0 .52) 4(1.05) 6(1.57) 8(2.10) 10Distance (m)

307

2(0 .52) 4(1.05) 6(1.57) 8(2.10) 10Distance (m)

700 320 190 145 LUX

10Distance (m) (2. 60Diame ter( m))

290 130 72 50 LU X

(2. 60Diame ter( m))

570 27 0 158 128 LUX

(2. 60Diame ter( m))

98 46 27 22 LUX

(2. 60Diame ter( m))

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1.5 SAFETY WARNING

IMP ORTA NT

ALWAYS READ THEUSER MANUAL BEFORE OPERATION. PLEASE CONFIRM THATTHE POWER SUPPLYSTATED ON THE

PRODUCT IS THE SAME AS THEMAINS POWER SUPPLY IN YOUR AREA.

This productmust be installed by a qualifiedprofessional. Always operatethe equipment as described in 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 a well 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 tothe ground. Do not touch the power cablesif your handsare wet.

ATT ENT ION

This product leftthe place ofmanufacture in perfectcondition. In order to

maintain this condition and for safeoperation, the user must always follow the

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

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

immediately. When transferring the product,it isadvisable to use the original packagingin

which the productleft thefactory. Shields, lenses or ultraviolet screens shallbe changed ifthey have become

damaged tosuch an extent thattheir effectiveness is impaired. The lamp(LED) shall be changed if ithas become damaged orthermally

deformed.

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INSTALLATION

2.1 MOUNTING

2.2 POWER CONNECTIONS

2.3 SETTING UP WITHA DMX512 CONTROLLER

2.3-1 DMX512 ADDRESSING WITHOUTID ADDRESSING

2.3-2 DMX512 ADDRESSING WITHID ADDRESS

2.4 SETTING UP WITH THE PiX CONTROLLER

2.4-1 SINGLEROW APPLICATION

2.4-2 STANDARD BLOCK APPLICATION

2.4-3 REPEAT ROW BLOCK APPLICATION

2.5 OPERATION: DMX512 Vs PiX CONTROLLER

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2.1 MOUNTING

HANGING

The LED PAR can be mounted in a hanging position using the supporting bracket. The bracket should be secured to the mounting truss or structure using a standard mounting clamp. Please note that when hanging the unit a safety cable should also beused.

UPRIGHT

The LED PAR can be mounted in an upright or sitting position using the supporting brackets.

The LED MODULE can be mountedat any angleand in any position. It is possible to furtheradjust the angle of the LED MODULE using thetwo adjustment knobslocated on the side of the fixture.

2.2 POWER CONNECTIONS

@ 220V:40 units may beconnected in series @120V: 20units maybe connected in series

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2.3 SETTING UP WITH A DMX512 CONTROLLER

2.3-1 DMX512 ADDRESSING WITHOUT IDADDRESSING

Connect the DMX512 controller to the units in series. Each unit has 9 DMX channelsso the DMX Addresses should increase by increments of

9 (e.g. 1,10,19,28...)

The ID address has not beenset so therefore when usingthe controller CH8 must

be inactive (CH8=0 ). Each DMX Address may be used as many times as required. Any DMX address inthe range from 001 to 500 may be used.

Example:

DMX Addr.1 DMX Addr.10 DMX Addr.19

DMX512 CONTROLLER

The figure above shows a simple DMX512 layout with thestarting address of the first unit set at 1, with thesecond set at 10 and so on... (Note that when used in this way, the CH8 IDfunction must be inactive (CH8=0))

2.3-2 DMX512 ADDRESSING WITH IDADDRESS

Connect the DMX512 controller to the units in series Each unit has 9 DMX channelsso the DMX Addresses should increase by increments of 9 (e.g. 1,10,19,28...) Each DMXAddressmay be used as many times as required. Any DMX address inthe range from 001 to 500 may be used. Each DMX address may carry upto 66 separateID addresses.

ID should beset in the menu on each unit in ascending values

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

ID addressesare accessible from Ch8on the DMX512 controller.

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Example:

DMX Addr.1 ID Addr.1

DMX Addr.1 ID Addr.2

DMX Addr.1 ID Addr.3

DMX Addr.10 ID Addr.1

DMX Addr.10 ID Addr.2

DMX Addr.10 ID Addr.3

DMX512 CONTROLLER

The figure above shows a simple DMX layout which has used three units at each DMX address. The three unitshave differentID addresses which allows the user to collectively control the whole group ofunits atthat DMX address by setting CH8 to 0, or to control each unit independently by first selectingthe DMXaddress and then byusing CH8 to locatethe target IDaddress.

2.4 SETTING UP WITH THE PiX CONTROLLER

2.4-1 SINGLE ROW APPLICATION

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

When using thePIX CONTROLLER with the fixtures there is no need toset the DMX address.

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

Settings menu of the PIX CONTROLLER.

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Example:

ID Addr.1 ID Addr.2 ID Addr.3 ID Addr.4

CONTROLLER

MOD E SET UP UP DOW N

In the figure above the PIX controller is connected in series to 4 units with corresponding ID addressesfrom 1 to 4. In order to activate the Effect programs in the PIX CONTROLLER, the Range must be setto 004 in the Settings menu ofthe PIXCONTROLLER.

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2.4-2 STANDARD BLOCK APPLICATION

Connect the fixtures to the PIX CONTROLLER in series in the direction that is required. ID Address should be setin the Id menu on each unit in ascendingvalues

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

When usingthe 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 IDA ddr.3

ID Addr.6ID Addr.5IDA ddr.4

ID Addr.7 ID Addr.8 IDA ddr.9

CONTROLLER

MOD E SET UP U P DO WN

In the figure above the PiX controller is connected in series to 9 units with corresponding ID addressesfrom 1 to 9. In order to activate the Effect programs in the PIX CONTROLLER, the Range must be set to 009 in the Settings menu of the PIX CONTROLLER. (Note: it ispossible to create different kinds ofeffects by changing the direction andposition of IDAddresses)

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2.4-3 REPEAT ROW BLOCK APPLICATION

Connect the fixturesto the PIX CONTROLLER inseries.

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

each row repeated (Not required for Wash programs).

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

address.

When usingthe Effect programs itis important to setthe Range of fixturesin the

Settings menu ofthe PixCONTROLLER.

Example:

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

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

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

CONTROLLER

MODE SE TUP UP DOW N

In the figure above the PIX controller is connected in series to 9 fixtures with each row comprising of 3 fixtureswith corresponding IDaddresses from 1to 3. Eachrow is repeatedso that theID addresses appear the same was asthe first row. In order to activate the Effect programs in the PIX CONTROLLER, the Range must be setto 003 in the Settings menu ofthe

PIX CONTROLLER.

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2.5 OPERATION: DMX512 Vs PiX CONTROLLER

OPERATION WITH ADMX512 CONTROLLER

DMX512 ADDRESS ID ADDRESS

AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS

Basic WASH Programming

Advanced

WASH & EFFECT

programming

Basic WASH programming

Advanced

WASH & EFFECT

programming

BENEFITS DRAWBACKS

No need to set up DMX Address or IDAddress

Units are fully controlled from DMX512 controller

DMX Address ID address allowsfor less DMX channels when programming*

Advanced fixture

mapping

OPERATION WITH THE PiX CONTROLLER

AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS

BENEFITS DRAWBACKS

Must locate previosly stored DMX Address

Programming requires many DMX channels

All ID addresses

must be set

All ID addressesmust

be set

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DMX512 ADDRESS ID ADDRESS

Play WASH auto

programs, Basic

CUSTOM

programming &

Schedule play

Play WASH auto programs, Basic

CUSTOM

programming &

Schedule play

Play WASH &

EFFECT auto

programs, Advanced

CUSTOM

programming &

Schedule play

Play WASH &

EFFECT auto

programs, Advanced

CUSTOM

programming &

Schedule play

No need to set up DMX Address or ID Address

DMX address not used

DMXAddress not used Controlspeedandtimeof

all WASH &

EFFECT programs Createpowerful CUSTOM programs Schedule play Triggerautoprograms with

DMXIN

DMXAddress not used Controlspeedandtimeof

all WASH &

EFFECT programs Createpowerful CUSTOM programs Schedule play Triggerautoprograms with

DMXIN

Only control ofall units at thesame time

Only control ofall units at the sametime

All ID Addresses must be set

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DISPLAY PANEL OPERATION

3.1 BASIC

3.2 MENU

3.3 ACTIVATING AUTO PROGRAMS

3.4 DMX512SETTINGS

3.5 ID ADDRESS

3.6 EDITING CUSTOM PROGRAMS

3.7 SPECIAL SETTINGS

3.8 ACTIVATE THE PASSWORD

3.9 RGB CHANNEL MODEL

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3.1 BASIC

The LED fixtureis mounted witha LCD display and 4 controlbuttons.

MENU SET UP

POWE RO UTPOWE RI N

DMX IN DMX OU T

UPSET DOWNMENU

DOWN

scroll through the mainmenu or return tothe main menu enter the currently selected menu orconfirm thecurrent function value scroll 'UP' through the menulist or increase the valueof the current function scroll'DOWN'through themenulist or decrease thevalue ofthe currentfunction

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3.2 MENU

AUTO AT.01

dMX

Edit

SET UPLd

AT.02

AT.10 PR.C1 PR.C2

PR.C10

d 001 512

I 001 IO66

PR.C1 PR.C2 PR.C3 PR.C4 PR.C5 PR.C6 PR.C7 PR.C8 PR.C9 PR.C10

SC.01 SC.02

SC.30

rEd GrEn bluE Strb TInE FAdE

R. 0 255 G. 0 255 B. 0 255 S. 0 255 T. 0 255 F. 0 255

PAS S

ARC

REST

On OFF

RGb

PASS

***

Send

En d

rEST

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3.3 ACTIVATING AUTO PROGRAMS

Auto

Select the target[Auto] program andpress SET Programs AT.01 to AT.10 are fully pre-programmed andwill not be altered

by changes in EdIT mode

Programs PR.C1 to PR.10 are fully pre-programmed andcan be edited

in EdIT mode

AUTO AT.01

3.4 DMX512 SETTINGS

AT.02

AT.10 PR.C1 PR.C2

PR.C10

dMX

Enter the dMX mode to setthe DMX ADDRESS.

d 001 512

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3.5 ID ADDRESS

I 001 IO66

Enter the Id mode to setthe IDADDRESS

3.6 EDITING CUSTOM PROGRAMS

Edit

EdIT

PR.C1 PR.C2 PR.C3 PR.C4 PR.C5 PR.C6 PR.C7 PR.C8 PR.C9 PR.C10

SC.01 SC.02

SC.30

rEd GrEn bluE Strb TInE FAdE

R. 0 255 G. 0 255 B. 0 255 S. 0 255 T. 0 255 F. 0 255

Enter the EdIT mode to edit the customprograms PR.C1 to PR.10 Each custom program has 30 stepsthat can be edited Each step allowsthe creation ofa scene using RED rED , GREEN GrEn ,

BLUE bLUE , STROBE STrB , TIME TInE & FADE FAdE

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3.7 SPECIAL SETTINGS

SET

Select UPLd to upload thecustom programs from the current MASTERunit to

the SLAVE units. In order to activate the upload function thepassword mustbe entered Password is thesame as the main access password When uploading the MASTER and SLAVE units willdisplay YELLOW If an error occurs whenuploading the MASTERand/or SLAVE units will display RED On successful uploadingof the customprograms the MASTER and SLAVE units

will display GREEN. In order toreset custom modesto default valuesselect rEST

SET UPLd

PASS

REST

PASS

3.8 A CTIVATE THE PASSWORD

***

Send

En d

rEST

PASS

Enter the PASS mode to selectwhether the accesspassword is onor off. In order toenter access passwordit is necessaryto first press SET Accesspassword is UP + DOWN + UP + DOWN

On OFF

3.9 RGB CHANNEL MODEL

ARC

RGb

Enter the RGb mode, the DMX512 only receive 3channels' signal, thesequence

is channel 1 RED (0~255), channel 2 GREEN (0~255) , channel 3 BLUE

(0~255).

RGb

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USING A DMX512 CONTROLLER

4.1 BASIC ADDRESSING

4.2 CHANNELASSIGNMENT

4.3 BASIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR DMX512 OPERATION

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4.1 BASIC ADDRESSING

Connect all of the unitsin series using standard DMX512signal cable or the IP65rated cable

provided. Set the DMX512 addressin the DMX menu. It is possible tohave the same DMX address orindependent addressesfor each fixture.

4.2 CHANNELASSIGNMENT

DMX M ODE

CHANNEL FUNCTIONVALUE

0 255

0 255 0 9

10 29 30 39 40 49

50 69 70 79

80 89

90 109 110 119 120 129 130 149 150 159 160 169 170 189 190 199 200 219 220 229 230 249 250 255

0 9 10 63 64 127

128 191 192 255

MASTER DIMMER

RED

(or STEP TIMEwhen PR.01-PR.10 is activated)

GREEN

(or FADETIME when PR.01-PR.10is activated)

BLUE NO FUNCTION RED RED(85%)+YELLOW(15%) RED(60%)+YELLOW(40%) YELLOW YELLOW(85%)+GREEN(15%) YELLOW(60%)+GREEN(40%) GREEN GREEN(85%)+BLUE(15%) GREEN(60%)+BLUE(40%) BLUE BLUE(85%)+CYAN(15%) BLUE(60%)+CYAN(40%) CYAN CYAN(50%)+PURPLE(50%) PURPLE PURPLE(50%)+WHITE(50%) WHITE(95%)+YELLOW(5%) WHITE NO FUNCTION STROBE 1 STROBE 2 STROBE 3 STROBE 4

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CHANNEL FUNCTIONVALUE

0 9 10 19 20 29 30 39 40 49 50 59 60 69 70 79 80 89 90 99

100 109

110 119 120 129 130 139 140 149 150 159

160 169 170 179 180 189 190 199 200 255

0 9 10 19 20 29 30 39 40 49 50 59 60 69 70 79 80 89 90 99

100 109 110 119 120 129 130 139 140 149

150 159 160 169 170 179 180 189 190 199 200 209

NO FUNCTION AT. 01 ( AUTO 01) AT.02 AT.03 AT.04 AT.05 AT.06 AT.07 AT.08 AT.09 AT. 101 (AT.01 to AT.09 cycle 5min each AUTOmode) PR.C1 (CUSTOM PROGRAM1) PR.C2 PR.C3 PR.C4 PR.C5 PR.C6 PR.C7 PR.C8 PR.C9 PR.10 ID ADDRESS ID1~ID66 ID1 ID2 ID3 ID4 ID5 ID6 ID7 ID8 ID9 ID10 ID11 ID12 ID13 ID14 ID15 ID16 ID17 ID18 ID19 ID20

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VALUECHANNEL FUNCTION

210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219

220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255

0 250

251 255

ID21 ID22 ID23 ID24 ID25 ID26 ID27 ID28 ID29 ID30

ID31 ID32 ID33 ID34 ID35 ID36 ID37 ID38 ID39 ID40 ID41 ID42 ID43 ID44 ID45 ID46 ID47 ID48 ID49 ID50 ID51 ID52 ID53 ID54 ID55 ID56 ID57 ID58 ID59 ID60 ID61 ID62 ID63 ID64 ID65 ID66 CH1, CH2, CH3& CH4 INSTANT FADER RESPONSE CH1, CH2, CH3& CH4 DELAY FADERRESPONSE

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4.3 BASIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR DMX512 OPERATION

MASTER DIMMER

CH1 controlsthe intensity of the currently projected color When the slider is at thehighest position (255) the intensity of the output is themaximum

RED, GREEN & BLUE COLOR SELECTION

CH2, CH3 & CH4 control theintensity ratio ofeach of theRED, GREEN &BLUE LEDs. When the slideris at the highest position(255) the intensity of the color is themaximum. CH2, CH3 & CH4 can becombined together tocreate over 16million colors. CH2, CH3& CH4 have priority over CH4, CH5, CH6 & CH7

COLOR MACROS

CH5 selects the requiredCOLOR MACRO CH5 has priority over CH2, CH3and CH4 CH1 is used to control theintensity of the COLOR MACRO

STROBE

CH 6 controls thestrobe of CH1 to CH5 Strobe 1is with RGB in-step Strobe 2is with RGB out-step Strobe 3 isa pulse strobe(slow on/fast off) Strobe 4 isa pulse strobe(fast on/slow off)

ID ADDRESSSELECTION

CH8 is used to select thetarget ID address. Each independent DMX address may haveupto 66 independent ID addresses. An IDaddress of 0will activate allID address locations.

AUTO

CH7 selects the presetAUTO programs AT.01-AT10 or the custom AUTO programs PR.C1-

PR.10 When activating the custom AUTO programs PR.C1to PR.10 then it is possible to control the STEP TIMEand FADE TIMEusing CH2 and CH3 respectively.

CH9 is used to select whether the unit operates with an instant response to the DMX fader or whether there is a preset delay response.

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USING THE CONTROLLER

5.1 MENU

5.2 WASH PROGRAM

5.3 EFFECTPROGRAM

5.4 CUSTOM PROGRAM

5.5 PLAY SCHEDULE

5.6 CLOCK

5.7 SCHEDULE

5.8 SETTINGS

5.9 ACTIVATE THE PASSWORD

5.10 PiXCONTROLLER EXTERNAL CONTROL VIA DMX512

5.11 MAINTENANCE

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5.1 MENU

Washprogram Wash 1

Wash 2

Wash 8

Effect program Effect 1

Effect 2

Effect 8

Custom program

Custom 1

Custom 1 Edit

Scene 1 Scene 2

Scene 100

Wash 1 Edit

Wash 2 Edit

Wash 8 Edit

Effect 1 Edit

Effect 2 Edit

Effect 8 Edit

Scene 1 IDaddress

Scene 1 Steptime

Scene 1 Fadetime

Scene 1 Red

Scene 1 Green

Scene 1 Blue

Scene 1 Module

Scene 1 Strobe

Step time 001 Fadetime 001

Speed 001

Scene 1 IDaddress

Scene 1 Module 001

Scene 1 Red 001

Scene 1 Green 001

Scene 1 Blue 001

Scene 1 Strobe 001

Scene 1

Steptime 001

Scene 1

Fadetime 001

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Playschedule

Clock Time now

Schedule >>>

Edittime

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13:50:24

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Schedule

Wash 1 00:00>>>00:00

Wash 2 00:00>>>00:00

Start >>> End 00:00>>>00:00

Wash 8 00:00>>>00:00

Effect 1 00:00>>>00:00

Effect 2 00:00>>>00:00

Effect 8 00:00>>>00:00

Custom 1 00:00>>>00:00

Custom 2 00:00>>>00:00

Custom 8 00:00>>>00:00

Settings DMXaddress

Range

Allow edit

Detect device

Start >>> End 00:00>>>00:00

DMXaddress

001

Range

001

Allow edit

YES NO

>>>

Reset to Factorysettings

Password PasswordON/OFF

Setpassword

Reset

YES NO

Password

ON/OFF

SetPassword

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5.2 WASH PROGRAM

Washprogram Wash 1

Wash

Select from the eight Wash programs andinstantly play When Edit is allowedin [Settings]it is possible to set the Step time

and Fade time The unitof Step time is 5 seconds and can be adjusted from1 to 255 The unitof Fade time is 5seconds and can be adjusted from 1 to 255

5.3 EFFECT PROGRAM

Effect program Effect 1

Wash 2

Wash 8

Effect 2

Wash 1 Edit

Wash 2 Edit

Wash 8 Edit

Effect 1 Edit

Effect 2 Edit

Step time 001 Fadetime 001

Speed 001

Effect 8

Effect 8 Edit

Speed 001

Effect

Select from the eight Effect programs andinstantly play When Edit is allowedin Settings it ispossible toset the Speed The Speed of the Effect can be adjusted from 1 to 255

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5.4 CUSTOM PROGRAM

Custom program

Custom 1

Custom 1 Edit

Scene 1 Scene 2

Scene 100

Scene 1 IDaddress

Scene 1 Step time

Scene 1 Fadetime

Scene 1 Red

Scene 1 Green

Scene 1 Blue

Scene 1 Module

Scene 1 Strobe

Scene 1 ID address

Scene 1 Module 001

Scene 1 Red 001

Scene 1 Green 001

Scene 1 Blue 001

Scene 1 Strobe 001

Scene 1

Step time 001

Scene 1

Fade time 001

Custom

Select from the eight Custom programs and instantly play When Edit is allowedin Settings it ispossible toenter theedit section

Scene

Select from 100 scenesto createor edit Scenes that are not required should have the Step time set as0

ID address

Select theID address of thetarget unit Set the ID address as 0 to include all ID addresses ID address action from previous steps is stored until changed allowing for

combination colors/effects using differentID addresses

Module

Select the[Module] to be active:

0=#1 #2 #3 1=#1 2=#2 3=#3 4=#1 #2 5=#2 #3 6=#1 #3

Red , Green & Blue

Combine RED,GREEN &Blue to create an infinite range of colors (0-255)

Strobe

Select thestrobe speed from 0-20Hz

Step time

Select the Step time of the current scene The unitof Step time is 0.1s for the range 0-10 and 1 sec forthe range11-255

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Fade time

Select the[Fade time] of thecurrent scene The unitof [Fade time] is 1 second and can be adjusted from 0to 255

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5.5 PLAY SCHEDULE

Schedule

Activate this menu in order to play the schedule

5.6 CLOCK

Time now

Enter this function to view the current time.

Edit time

Enter this menu to edit the date and time.

Playschedule

Clock Time now

Schedule >>>

Edittime

02/08/2006

13:50:24

02/08/2006

13:50:24

5.7 SCHEDULE

Schedule

Wash 1 00:00>>>00:00

Wash 2 00:00>>>00:00

Wash 8 00:00>>>00:00

Effect 1 00:00>>>00:00

Effect 2 00:00>>>00:00

Effect 8 00:00>>>00:00

Custom 1 00:00>>>00:00

Custom 2 00:00>>>00:00

Start >>> End 00:00>>>00:00

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Custom 8 00:00>>>00:00

Start >>> End 00:00>>>00:00

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Wash , Effect & Custom

Enter each of the twenty-four Wash , Effect and Custom programs to

set Start & End time

Programs will be played according to schedule time order. When a program is currently playing and has not yet reached the [End] time, any

new [Start] time will have priority when over-lapping times.

5.8 SETTINGS

Settings DMXaddress

Range

Allow edit

Detect device

Reset to Factorysettings

DMXaddress

001

Range

001

Allow edit

YES NO

>>>

Reset

YES NO

DMX address

Enter the DMX address menu toset theDMX address of the controller. The DMX address may only be selected in the range 1-250

Range

Enter the numberof units connected together in series.

Allow edit

This functionallows or disables editin Wash program ,

Effect program & Custom program

Detect device

This functionenables the controller to connect toall units. When new units are attached, thisfunction must beused to locatenew units. When the controlleris turned off and thenon again, the controller will also

detect new units.

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Reset to factorysettings

This functions will resetall settings to the original factory setting. Note that Custom program settings will not be affected by this function

Default settings

Schedule all times in theschedule are reset to 00:00 Wash program step timesand fade times are reset to 001 Effect program speeds are reset to 001 DMX address DMX address is resetto 001 Range range isreset to 066 Allow edit allow editis reset to Yes Password ON/OFF password is reset to OFF Set password password is reset to 00000000 ('DOWN’ = 0, 'UP'= 1)

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5.9 ACTIVATE THE PASSWORD

Password

ON/OF F

SetPassword

Password

ON/OFF

Password

Enter the Password mode to set passwordYES/NO

When password is activated, displaywill demand password each time

the fixture is powered on.

Enter the Set password menu to change password. Set new password using the UP & DOWN keys. Input an 8 digit passwordand then press SET to confirm NOTE: In the event thatthe password is forgotten. Please use the factory password shown below.

UP > DOWN > UP > DOWN > Up >UP > DOWN > DOWN

5.10 PiX CONTROLLER EXTERNAL

CONTROL VIADMX512

It is possible toaccess the internal programs of the PiX controller using a DMX512 controller. The diagram below shows how toconnect the equipment together. It is necessary toset the DMX address on the controller to the target

DMX address as selected on theDMX512 controller

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DMX512 CONTROLLER

CONTROLLER

MOD E SE TUP U P DO WN

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CHANNEL VALUE FUNCTION

Refresh Wash 1 Refresh Wash 2 Refresh Wash 3 Refresh Wash 4 Refresh Wash 5 Refresh Wash 6 Refresh Wash 7 Refresh Wash 8 Refresh Effect 1 Refresh Effect 2 Refresh Effect 3 Refresh Effect 4 Refresh Effect 5

0 10 11 30 31 40 41 60 61 70 71 90

91 100 101 120 121 130 131 150 151 160 161 180 181 190 191 210 211 220 221 255

0 10 11 30 31 40 41 60 61 70 71 90

91 100 101 120 121 130 131 150

CHANNEL VALUE FUNCTION

Refresh Effect 6 Refresh Effect 7 Refresh Effect 8 Refresh Custom 1 Refresh Custom 2 Refresh Custom 3 Refresh Custom 4 Refresh Custom 5 Refresh Custom 6 Refresh Custom 7 Refresh Custom 8

OFF ON

151 160 161 180 181 190 191 210 211 220 221 255

0 10 11 30 31 40 41 60 61 70 71 90

91 100 101 120 121 130 131 150 151 160 161 180 181 190 191 210 211 220 221 255

0 127

128 255

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5.11 MAINTENANCE

ITEM

Gel holder

Upper cover

Glass plate

LED heat-transfer plate

Power supply

Display board

Casing Driver board

Secondary support

Main support

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