Clay Paky A.LEDA B-EYE K20 User Manual

A.LEDA B-EYE K10 EASY

A.LEDA B-EYE K10

ENGLISH

A.LEDA B-EYE K20

C61415

C61419

61420

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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INDEX

Contents

Safety information

Unpacking and preparation

Installation and start-up

Control panel

Menu setting

Maintenance

Cause and solution of problems

Technical information

Channel functions

Congratulations on choosing a Clay Paky product!
We thank you for your custom.
Please note that this product, as all the others in the rich Clay
Paky range, has been designed and made with total quality to
ensure excellent performance and best meet your expectations
and requirements.

Carefully read this instruction manual in its entirety and keep it
safe for future reference. It is essential to know the information
and comply with the instructions given in this manual to ensure
the fitting is installed, used and serviced correctly and safely.
CLAY PAKY S.p.A. disclaims all liability for damage to the fitting
or to other property or persons deriving from installation, use and
maintenance that have not been carried out in conformity with this
instruction manual, which must always accompany the fitting.
CLAY PAKY S.p.A. reserves the right to modify the
characteristics stated in this instruction manual at any time and
without prior notice.

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SAFETY INFORMATION

• Installation

Make sure all parts for fixing the projector are in a good state of repair.
Make sure the point of anchorage is stable before positioning the projector.
The safety chain must be properly hooked onto the fitting and secured to the framework, so that, if the primary
support system fails, the fitting falls as little as possible.
If the safety chain gets used, it needs to be replaced with a genuine spare.

Minimum distance of illuminated objects

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The projector needs to be positioned so that the objects hit by the beam of light are at least 0.20 metres (8”) from
the lens of the projector.

• Minimum distance from flammable materials

The projector must be positioned so that any flammable materials are at least 0.20 metres (8”) from every point on
the surface of the fitting.

• Mounting surfaces

t is permissible to mount the fitting on normally flammable surfaces.

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• Maximum ambient temperature

Do not operate the fixture if the ambient temperature (Ta) exceeds 40° C (104° F).

IP20

tc90°C

• IP20 protection rating

The fitting is protected against penetration by solid bodies of over 12mm (0.47”) in diameter (first digit 2), but not
against dripping water, rain, splashes or jets of water (second digit 0).

• Protection against electrical shock

Connection must be made to a power supply system fitted with efficient earthing (Class I appliance according to
standard EN 60598-1). It is, moreover, recommended to protect the supply lines of the projectors from indirect
contact and/or shorting to earth by using appropriately sized residual current devices.

• Connection to mains supply

Connection to the electricity mains must be carried out by a qualified electrical installer. Check that the mains
frequency and voltage correspond to those for which the projector is designed as given on the electrical data label.
This label also gives the input power to which you need to refer to evaluate the maximum number of fittings to
connect to the electricity line, in order to avoid overloading. A.leda B-EYEK20: the user must determine, in
consultation with the supply authority, that the equipment is connected only to a supply with a maximum permissible
system impedance Zmax, at the interface point of the user’s supply, equal to 0.29 Ω or less.

• Temperature of the external surface

The maximum temperature that can be reached on the external surface of the fitting, in a thermally steady state, is
90°C (194°F).

• Maintenance

Before starting any maintenance work or cleaning the projector, cut off power from the mains supply.

• Light collimation system

This product contains internal light collimation system. Avoid intense light from any angle.

A.LEDA B-EYE

Risk Group 2

According to

EN 62471

• Photobiological Safety

CAUTION. Possibly hazardous optical radiation emitted from this product. Do not stare at operating lamp. May be
harmful to the eyes.

This product is intended for the following areas of application:
studios, stages, theaters, exhibitions, trade fairs, events, theme parks, entertainment venues, architectural lighting
and similar

Not suitable for household illumination

Not for residential use

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LiFePO4

Pb

• Battery

his product contains a rechargeable lead-acid or lithium iron tetraphosphate battery. To preserve the environment,

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please dispose the battery at the end of its life according to the regulation in force.

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Disposing

This product is supplied in compliance with European Directive 2012/19/EU - Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment (WEEE). To preserve the environment please dispose/recycle this product at the end of its life according

o the local regulation.

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The products to which this manual refers comply with the European Directives pursuant to:

2006/95/EC - Safety of electrical equipment supplied at low voltage (LVD)

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• 2004/108/EC - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

• 2011/65/EU - Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances (RoHS)

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LOCKED

UNLOCKED

UNPACKING AND PREPARATION

IST009/001

2 x 183102/805

Packing contents - Fig. 1

2

PAN Mechanism Lock and Release (every 90°) - Fig. 2

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INSTALLATION AND START-UP

Installing the projector - Fig. 3

The projector can be installed on the floor resting on special rubber feet, on a truss or on the ceiling or wall.

WARNING: with the exception of when the projector is positioned on the floor, the safety cable must be fitted. (Cod. 105041/003 available on request).
This must be securely fixed to the support structure of the projector and then connected to the fixing point at the centre of the base.

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Connecting and disconnecting power cable - Fig. 4

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CONTROL PANEL

0.2m

1

2

Dmx Address

Warning Message

Fixture ID

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IGNAL

SCREEN

DMX 512

5 PIN

1

2

3

4

5

S

IGNAL

SCREEN

1

3

2

DMX 512

3 PIN

SIGNAL

SIGNAL

5

onnecting to the mains supply - Fig. 5

C

Mains

6

Connecting to the control signal line (DMX) - Fig. 6
Use a cable conforming to specifications EIA RS-485: 2-pole twisted, shielded, 120Ohm characteristic impedance, 22-24 AWG, low capacity. Do not use
microphone cable or other cable with characteristics differing from those specified. The end connections must be made using XLR type 3 or 5-pin male/female
connectors. A terminating plug must be inserted into the last projector with a resistance of 120Ohm (minimum 1/4 W) between terminals 2 and 3.
IMPORTANT: The wires must not make contact with each other or with the metal casing of the connectors. The casing itself must be connected to the
shield braid and to pin 1 of the connectors.

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Switching on the projector - Fig. 7
Press the switch. The projector starts resetting the effects. At the same time, the following information scrolls on the display:

Model Firmware xxx (Fixture ID) System errors

A.leda B-EYE Version X.X.X Dmx Address xxx E: .........................

Date - Hour W: .........................

On conclusion of resetting in case of absence of the dmx signal, Pan and Tilt move to the “Home” position (Pan 50% - Tilt 50%). The control panel
(Fig. 7) has a display and buttons for the complete programming and management of the projector menu. The display can be in one of two conditions:
rest status and setting status. When it is in the rest status, the display shows the projector’s DMX address and the Fixture ID address (if set).
During menu setting status, after a wait time (about 30 seconds) without any key having been pressed, the display automatically returns to rest status.
It should be noted than when this condition occurs, any possible value that has been modified but not yet confirmed with the

key will be cancelled.

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8

Reversal of the display - Fig. 8
To activate this function, press UP
maintained even for the next time it will be switched on. To return to the initial state, repeat the operation all over again.

Setting the projector starting address

On each projector, the starting address must be set for the control signal (addresses from 1 to 512).
The address can also be set with the projector switched off.
Setting the address: see pag. 11.

Setting the projector Fixture ID

On each projector, the Fixture ID address must be set for an easy identification of the fixtures in an installation (ID from 1 to 255).
The Fixture ID address can be set with the projector switched off.
Setting the Fixture ID: see pag. 11.

and DOWNCkeys simultaneously while the display is in the rest mode. This status will be memorised and

B

Functions of the buttons - Using the menu

Confirms the displayed value, or activates the displayed function, or enters the successive

F

C

DOWN

B

UP

D

LEFT

E

RIGHT

USING THE MENU:

1) Press

2) Use the UP

• Setup (Setup Menu): To set the setting options.

• Option (Option Menu): To set the operating options

• Informations (Informations Menu): To read the counters, software version and other information.

• Manual Control (Manual control Menu): To trigger the test and manual control functions.

• Test (Test Menu): To check the proper functionning of effects

• Advanced (Advanced Menu): Access to the "Advanced menu" is recommended for a trained technical personnel.
To enable the "Advanced" see pag. 15.

3) Press

4) Use the UP

once – “Main Menu” appears on the display.

F

and DOWN Ckeys to select the menu to be used:

B

to display the first item in the selected menu.

F

and DOWN Ckeys to select the MENU items.

B

menu.

Decreases the value displayed (with auto-repetitions) or passes to the next item in the menu.

Increases the value displayed (with auto-repetitions) or passes to the previous item in a menu.

Return to the top level.

Commute from units, tens, hundreds, in the "Address", "Fixture ID" and "Calibration" menù.

Setting addresses and options with the projector disconnected

The projector’s DMX address, as well as other possible operating options, can also be set when the appliance is disconnected from the electricity supply.
All that is needed is to press
the display will switch off again after a wait time of 30 seconds.

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to momentarily activate the display and thus access the settings. Once the required operations have been carried out,

F

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MENU SETTING

XXX = default value

Main Menu Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Choices / Values

SET UP

Basic Engine

Mode

Standard

Shape

Source

DMX

Art-net

Universe

0 - 255

DMX Address 1 - 512

Pixels Engine

Mode

Disabled

RGB

RGBW

Source

DMX

Art-net

Universe

0 - 255

DMX Address

1 - 512

Repeat on DMX

Enablement

Disabled

Enabled on primary

Universe

0 - 255

Ethernet Interface Control Protocol

Disabled

Art-net on IP 2.x.x.x

Art-net on IP 10.x.x.x

Fixture ID

0 - 255

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M

ain Menu

L

evel 1

L

evel 2

L

evel 3

C

hoices / Values

OPTION

Pan / Tilt

Invert Pan

On / Off

Invert Tilt On / Off

Swap Pan-Tilt On / Off

Encoder Pan-Tilt On / Off

P/T Homing mode

Standard

Sequenced

Pan Home Def Pos

0 degree

90 degrees
180 degrees
270 degrees

Tilt Home Def Pos

0 %

12.5 %
25 %
50 %
75 %

87.5 %

100 %

Silent Mode

Standard

Quiet

Fan Speed Mode

Auto

Full

Display On / Off

Special Functions

Pan/Tilt speed

Normal

Fast

Dimmer curve

Curve 1
Curve 2
Curve 3
Curve 4

RGB Gamma

Gamma 1.0
Gamma 1.5
Gamma 2.0

Halogen Mode

Halogen OFF
Halogen Lamp 1
Halogen Lamp 2
Halogen Lamp 3
Halogen Lamp 4
Halogen Lamp 5

Setting

Default Preset

Reset To Default

Go Back

User Preset 1

Load preset 1
Save to preset 1

User Preset 2

Load preset 2
Save to preset 2

User Preset 3

Load preset 3
Save to preset 3

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Main Menu Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Choices / Values

INFORMATION

System Errors Read / Reset

F

ixture Hours

T

otal Hours Read

Partial Hours Read / Reset

L

ED Energy Tot

T

otal Hours Read

P

artial Hours Read / Reset

System Version

Aleda fw Fw.rev.
CPU board Hw.rev.
com.dev Fw.rev.
0:PT-3f Fw.rev. / Hw.rev.
1:Ld-k20 Fw.rev. / Hw.rev.

Board Diagnostic

0:PT-3f Status / Err%
1:Ld-k20 Status / Err%

DMX Monitor Channels

Value / Percentage

Fans Monitor

PwrSp Speed (RPM)
PwrSp Speed (RPM)
Head Speed (RPM)

Sensor Status

Pan ON / OFF / n.a.
Tilt ON / OFF / n.a.
Zoom Rotation ON / OFF / n.a.
Zoom ON / OFF / n.a.

Network parameters

IP Address
IP Mask
MAC Address

MANUAL

C

ONTROL

Reset Yes / No
Channels Value / Percentage

TEST

Pan / Tilt
Colour
Zoom
Rotation
All
Zoom Rotation

Sensor Test

ADVANCED

Access Code 1234

Upload Firmware

Yes / No

Setup Model

Yes / No

Calibration Channels 000 - 255

LED calibration

LED Selection 01-37

Red 0-255

Green 0-255

Blue 0-255

White 0-255

Reset To Default
LED Calibration

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NOTE: On grey the default options

et Up

S

asic

B

ngine

E

Pixels

Engine

Repeat

on DMX

Ethernet
Interface

Fixture ID

Mode

Source

Universe

Dmx

Address

ode

M

Source

Universe

Dmx

Address

Enablement

Universe

Control

Protocol

SET UP MENU

For greater programming ease using the DMX control unit and Media­server Art-net, channel mapping is divided into BASIC ENGINE and
PIXEL ENGINE (see details in Channel Function).

BASIC ENGINE
Mode

This lets you select the projector operating mode for BASIC ENGINE,
selecting one of the two available modes:

• Standard (see channel mapping in Channel Function)

• Shape (see channel mapping in Channel Function)

Source

It lets you assign the input source the projector receives signals from dedicated

o BASIC ENGINE. One of the two available sources can be selected:

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• DMX

• Art-net

Universe

It lets you set “DMX Universe” for BASIC ENGINE mode to assign values
between 000 and 255 to a series of projectors (This option is valid only if
Source= Art-net)

DMX Address

It lets you select the address (DMX Address) for the control signal by
BASIC ENGINE. A DMX address between 001 and 512 can be selected.

NOTE: Without the DMX input signal, the displayed address (DMX
Address) blinks.

PIXELS ENGINE
Mode

This lets you select the projector operating mode for PIXELS ENGINE,
selecting one of the three available modes:

• Disabled

• RGB (see channel mapping in Channel Function)

• RGBW (see channel mapping in Channel Function)

Source

It lets you assign the input source the projector receives signals from dedicated
to PIXELS ENGINE. One of the two available sources can be selected:

• DMX

• Art-net

Universe

It lets you set “DMX Universe” for PIXELS ENGINE mode to assign
values between 000 and 255 to a series of projectors (This option is valid
only if Source= Art-net)

DMX Address

It lets you select the address (DMX Address) for the control signal by
PIXELS ENGINE. A DMX address between 001 and 512 can be selected.

REPEAT ON DMX
Enablement

It lets you enable/disable the transmission of the Ethernet protocol by
DMX signal to all the connected projectors.

• Disabled: DMX transmission disabled.

• Enabled on primary: DMX transmission enabled.

Universe

It lets you set the “DMX Universe” to assign values between 000 and 255
to a series of projectors. In this case it refers to an Art-net input not read
by the projector and re-transmitted to other projectors.

ETHERNET INTERFACE

It lets you set the Ethernet settings to be attributed to the projector.

Control Protocol

It lets you select the Art-net “Control Protocol” to be assigned according
to the control unit used. The following options are available:

• Disabled

• Art-net on IP 2.x.x.x

• Art-net on IP 10.x.x.x

FIXTURE ID

It lets you set the “Fixture ID” to be assigned to the projector. An “ID”
between 000 and 255 can be assigned.

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Option

an / Tilt

P

nvert

I

Pan

Invert

ilt

T

Swap

an-Tilt

P

Encoder

Pan-Tilt

P/T Homing

Mode

Pan Home

Def Pos

Tilt Home

Def Pos

On

ff

O

n

O

Off

n

O

Off

n

O

Off

tandard

S

Sequenced

OPTIONS MENU

PAN / TILT
Invert pan

Used for reversing Pan movement.

1) Press

2) Use the UP
PAN inversion.

3) Press

Invert tilt

Used for reversing tilt movement.

1) Press

2) Use the UP
inversion.

3) Press

Swap Pan-Tilt

Used for swapping Pan and Tilt channels (as well as Pan fine and Tilt fine).

) Press

1

2) Use the UP
Pan and Tilt channel swap.

)Press

3

Encoder Pan-Tilt

Used for enabling the Pan / Tilt encoders.

1) Press

2) Use the UP
Pan / Tilt encoders.

3) Press

You can quickly disable the Pan and Tilt Encoder by simultaneously
pressing the UP

P/T Homing Mode

Lets you set the initial projector Reset mode.

1) Press

2) Use the UP

Standard: Pan & Tilt are simultaneously reset.
Sequenced: Tilt is reset first followed by Pan.

3) Press

Pan Home Def Pos

Lets you assign the Pan channel “home” position at the end of Reset,
without a DMX input signal.

1) Press

2) Use the UP
settings:

0 degree
90 degrees
180 degrees
270 degrees (default)

3) Press

Tilt Home Def Pos

Lets you assign the Tilt channel “home” position at the end of Reset,
without a DMX input signal.

1) Press

2) Use the UP

0%

12.5%
25%
50% (default)
75%

87.5%
100%

3) Press

- the current settings appear on the display (On or Off).

F

F

F

F

F

F

F

F

F

F

F

F

F

F

and DOWN Ckeys to enable (On) or disable (Off)

B

to confirm the selection or LEFT Dto keep current settings.

- the current settings appear on the display (On or Off).
and DOWN Ckeys to enable (On) or disable (Off) Tilt

B

to confirm the selection or LEFT Dto keep current settings.

the current settings appear on the display (On or Off).

-

and DOWN Ckeys to enable (On) or disable (Off)

B

o confirm the selection or LEFT

t

- the current settings appear on the display (On or Off).
and DOWN Ckeys to enable (On) or disable (Off)

B

to confirm the selection or LEFT Dto keep current settings.

and DOWN Ckeys in the ''Main Menu''.

B

, the current setting appears on the display.

and DOWN Ckeys to select one of the following settings:

B

to confirm the selection or LEFT Dto keep the current setting.

, the current setting appears on the display.

and DOWN Ckeys to select one of the following

B

to confirm the selection or LEFT Dto keep the current setting.

, the current setting appears on the display.

and DOWN Ckeys to select one of the following settings:

B

to confirm the selection or LEFT Dto keep the current setting.

o keep current settings.

t

D

A.LEDA B-EYE

Silent
mode

Standard

Quiet

SILENT MODE

It lets you select the “Silent Mode” from the two available.

1) Press

2) Use the UP

Standard: Maximum speed and consequently maximum effects/fans
noise level.
Quiet: Regulates the speed of the effects (Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Zoom rotation) and
of the fans thereby reducing their noise level.

3) Press Fto confirm the selection or LEFT Dto keep the current setting.

12

the current setting appears on the display.

F

and DOWN Ckeys to select one of the following settings:

B

Display

O

Off

n

DISPLAY

Used for automatically reduce brightness on the display after about 30
seconds in idle.

1) Press

2) Use the UP
the decreasing of display brightness.

3) Press

- the current settings appear on the display (On or Off).

F

F

and DOWN Ckeys to enable (On) or disable (Off)

B

to confirm the selection or LEFT Dto keep current settings.

Fan Speed

ode

M

pecial

S

Functions

uto

A

Full

an / Tilt

P

speed

Dimmer

Curve

RGB

Gamma

FAN SPEED MODE

Allows you to set how to manage the fan speed of the head of the fixture,
select between the two available:

• Auto: the head’s fan varies the speed depending on the temperature
detected on the LED.

• Full: the head’s fan is always at full speed.

SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
Pan / Tilt speed

Lets you select two different Pan and Tilt speeds.

1) Press

2) Use the UP

- Normal

- Fast

3) Press

Dimmer Curve

Lets you select four different Dimmer channel curves.

1) Press

2) Use the UP
settings:

- Curve 1

- Curve 2

- Curve 3

- Curve 4

3) Press

RGB Gamma

Lets you select three different RGBW gamma curves.

1) Press

2) Use the UP

- Gamma 1.0

- Gamma 1.5

- Gamma 2.0

3) Press

- the current setting appears on the display.

F

F

F

F

F

F

and DOWN Ckeys to select one of the following settings:

B

to confirm the selection or LEFT Dto keep current settings.

- the current setting appears on the display.
and DOWN Ckeys to select one of the following

B

to confirm the selection or LEFT Dto keep current settings.

- the current setting appears on the display.

and DOWN Ckeys to select one of the following settings:

B

to confirm the selection or LEFT Dto keep current settings.

A.LEDA B-EYE

Setting

Halogen

Mode

Default

Preset

User

Preset 1

User

Preset 2

User

Preset 3

Reset To

Dafault

Go Back

Load

Preset 1

Save To
Preset 1

Load

Preset 2

Save To
Preset 2

Load

Preset 3

Save To
Preset 3

Halogen Mode

Lets you select five different halogen lamp simulations.

1) Press

2) Use the UP
settings:

- Halogen OFF

- Halogen Lamp 1 - 750 W

- Halogen Lamp 2 - 1000 W

- Halogen Lamp 3 - 1200 W

- Halogen Lamp 4 - 2000 W

- Halogen Lamp 5 - 2500 W

3) Press

SETTING

Used to save 3 different settings of the items in the options menu and
relative submenus.

1) Press

2) Use the UP
configurations:

- Default preset (*)

- User preset 1

- User preset 2

- User Preset 3

3) Press

4) Use the UP

- Load preset X to recall a previously stored configuration.

- Save to preset X to store the current configuration.
a confirmation message (Are you sure?) appears on the display.

5) Select YES to confirm the selection or NO to keep the current setting
and return to the next higher level.

(*) DEFAULT PRESET

13

- the current setting appears on the display.

F

F

F

F

and DOWN Ckeys to select one of the following

B

to confirm the selection or LEFT Dto keep current settings.

- “Default preset” appears on the display.
and DOWN Ckeys to select one of the following

B

- “Load preset X” appears on the display.
and DOWN Ckeys to select:

B

Continue

➔

ption

O

nformation

I

ystem

S

Errors

By pressing the RIGHTEkey and the LEFT Dkey simultaneously
once entered in the "main menu" it is possible to quickly (short cut)
reset the default settings (DEFAULT PRESET).

Used for restoring default values on all options menu items and relevant
submenus.

1) Press

, a confirmation message (Are you sure?) appears on the display.

F

2) Select YES to confirm the selction or NO to keep current setting.

INFORMATION MENU

SYSTEM ERRORS

Shows a list of warnings and messages relevant to errors occurred since
the fixtures switching-on.

1) Pressing
A confirmation message (Are you sure you want to clear error list ?)
appears on the display.

2) Select YES to reset the list or NO to go back.

you are allowed to reset the SYSTEM ERRORS list.

F

ixture

F

ours

H

LED Energy

Tot

System

Version

otal XXX

T

artial XXX

P

Board Revis. Hw.rv.
CPU brd x.x.x x.x
com.dev x.x
0: PT-3f x.x x.x
1: Ld - Kxx x.x x.x

Reset...

FIXTURE HOURS

Used for displaying projector operating hours (total and partial).

1) Press

- Hours total and partial appears on the display.

F

Total counter

Counts the number of projector working life hours (from manufacture to date).

Partial counter

Counts the number of partial projector working life hours since the last
reset to date.

2) Press

to reset partial projector working hours a confirmation

F

message (Are you sure?) appears on the display.

3) Select YES to reset partial projectors counter or NO to keep the current
setting and return to the top menu level.

LED ENERGY TOT

Lets you view total LED working hours.

1) Press

- to display total and partial Watts/hour:

F

Total

Total LED working hours from construction to date.

Partial

LED working hours from last reset to date.

2) Press

to reset the partial counter. A confirmation appears on the

F

screen (Are you sure?)

3) Select YES to reset the partial counter or NO to keep the current setting
and open the next menu level.

SYSTEM VERSION

Used for displaying the software and hardware version of each board
installed in the projector.
CPU brd (CPU board)
0: PT-3f (Scheda Pan / Tilt)
1: Ld - Kxx (Scheda LED)

A.LEDA B-EYE

Board

Diagnost.

Dmx

Monitor

Fans

Monitor

Sensor

Status

Board Status Err%
0:PT-3f Good 0.00
1: Ld - Kxx Good 0.00

Fan Speed (RPM)
PwrSp XXXX
Head XXXX

BOARD DIAGNOSTIC

Used for displaying the status error of each board installed in the projector:
0: PT-3f (Scheda Pan / Tilt)
1: Ld - Kxx (Scheda LED)

DMX MONITOR

Used for displaying the projector DMX channel level in bit (Val) and in
percentage (Perc).

FANS MONITOR

Used for displaying the speed of each fan installed in the projector:
PwrSp (fan PSU)
Head (fan head)

SENSOR STATUS

It lets you check the correct operations of each "sensor” installed in the
projector, each channel is associated with one of the following three
parameters:

• n.a.= sensor not available

• ON= sensor working

• OFF= sensor defective

14

etwork

N

arams

p

NETWORK PARAMS

Allows the "Network" parameters of the projector to be displayed or:
IP address: Internet Protocol address (two projectors must not have the
same IP address)

P mask: 255.0.0.0

I
Mac address: Media Access Control: the projector’s Ethernet Address.

MANUAL CONTROL

M
C

anual
ontrol

est

T

Reset

hannel

C

an-Tilt

P
Colour

oom

Z
Rotation
All

oom Rot Sens Test

Z

N

Yes

o

RESET

Used for resetting the projector.

1) Press
sure ?) appears on the display.

2) Select YES to starting reset the fixture or NO to keep the current setting
and return to the top menu level.

CHANNEL

Used for setting channel levels from the projector control panel.

1) Press

2) Use the UP

3) Press
required DMX level (value between 0 and 255).

4) Press LEFT

to reset the projectors, a confirmation message (Are you

F

- the first channel appears on the display.

F

F

and DOWN Ckeys to select the required channel:

B

and use the UP Band DOWN Ckeys to select the

to return to the top menu level.

D

TEST MENU

TEST

Allows you to check the proper functioning of effects.

1) Press

2) Use the UP

3) Press

Test sequence:
Pan - Tilt effects (Pan & Tilt)
Colours
Zoom
Zoom rotation
All effects
Zoom Rotation Sensor Test

to return to the top menu level.

F

F

and DOWN Ckeys to select the required test.

B

to confirm the selection or LEFT Dto keep current settings.

Advanced

Code
1234

Upload

Aleda fw

Setup
Model

Calibration

Transfer the firmware on all
the connected fixtures ?
Are you sure ?
Yes/No

Changing to a wrong model
may damage the fixture.
Are you sure ?
Yes/No

ADVANCED MENU

To enable the "Advanced Menu" set up the "Access code" (1234) using the

, DOWN C, RIGHT Ekeys.

UP

B

Press

UP LOAD FIRMWARE

Allows you to transfer the firmware from 1 fixture to all the connected fixtures.

1) Press

2) Select YES to start the firmware loading or NO to keep the current set-

SETUP MODEL

Allows you to change the default model of projector.

1) Press

2) Select YES to define the model of projector or NO to keep the current

CALIBRATION

Allows you to adjust effects from the control panel to obtain perfect unifor­mity between the projectors.

1) Press

2) Using the UP

3) Press

4) Press

- "Menu advanced" appears on the display

F

, a confirmation message appears on the display.

F

ting and return to the top menu level

a confirmation message appears on the display.

F

setting and return to the top menu level.

- “channels” appears on the display.

F

regulate.

F

make the adjustment by setting a value between 0 and 255.

F

tings and return to the top level.

and DOWN Ckeys, select the effect you wish to

B

and use the RIGHT E, UP Band DOWN Cbuttons to

to confirm the selection

or

LEFT Dto keep current set-

A.LEDA B-EYE

FACTORY DEFAULT

Allows you to restore default values of all channels (128).

1) Press
calibration to factory default ?).

2) Select YES to reset calibration to factory default or NO to keep the
current setting and return to the top menu level.

15

– a confirmation message appears on the display (Reset

F

9

WARNING:
no alcohol

Light collimation system

This product contains internal
light collimation system. Avoid
intense light from any angle.

CAUTION:

• Light collimation system

This product contains internal light collimation system. Avoid intense light from any angle.
To avoid damage to the internal parts of the fixture when the fixture is not working, is recommended to turn the head down before turning the fixture off, so
that the front lenses of the fixture are invested as little as possible from the sun or any intense light.

• Set channel 20 (Zoom) to 255-bit before turning off the projector to facilitate the packaging of the projector.

• To ensure optimal operation and performance for a long time it is essential to periodically clean the parts subject to dust and grease deposits. The

frequency with which the following operations are to be carried out depends on various factors, such as the amount of the effects and the quality of
the working environment (air humidity, presence of dust, salinity, etc.).
It is recommended that the projector undergoes an annual service by a qualified technician for special maintenance involving at least the following
operations:

- General cleaning of internal parts.

- Restoring lubrication of all parts subject to friction, using lubricants specifically supplied by Clay Paky.

- General visual check of the internal components, cabling, mechanical parts, etc.

- Electrical, photometric and functional checks; eventual repairs.

Cleaning the lenses

Only use neutral soap and water to clean the lenses, then dry it carefully with a soft, non-abrasive cloth. (WARNING: the use of alcohol or any other
detergent could damage the lenses).

A.LEDA B-EYE

16

5

6

3

4

1

2

10

Battery removal - Fig. 10

LiFePO4

A.LEDA B-EYE

This product contains a rechargeable lead-acid or lithium iron tetraphosphate battery. To preserve the environment, please dispose the battery
at the end of its life according to the regulation in force.

Pb

17

1

2

3

4

2

1

1

1

1

11

MAINTENANCE

Opening the covers - Fig. 11

12

Removing/Assembling the lens unit - Fig. 12

A.LEDA B-EYE

18

13

Replacing the line actuator - Fig. 13

THE PROJECTOR WILL NOT SWITCH ON

ELECTRONICS NON-OPERATIONAL

DEFECTIVE PROJECTION

REDUCED LUMINOSITY

POSSIBLE CAUSES CHECKS AND REMEDIES

No mains supply.
LED exhausted or defective.
Signal transmission cable faulty or disconnected.
Incorrect addressing.
Fault in the electronic circuits.
Lenses or reflector broken
Dust or grease deposited.

CAUSE AND SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS

PROBLEMS

Check the power supply voltage.
Call an authorised technician.
Replace the cables.
Check addresses (see instructions).
Call an authorised technician.
Call an authorised technician.
Clean (see instructions).

A.LEDA B-EYE

19

479

(18.86")

358

(14.09")

253

(9.96")

423

(16.65")

248

(9.76")

3

60

(14.17")

290

(11.42")

Zoom IN

340

(13.39")

Zoom OUT

180

(7.09")

Zoom IN

230

(

9.06")

Z

oom OUT

589

(23.19")

476

(18.74")

370

(14.57")

460

(18.11")

380

(14.96")

Zoom IN

430

(16.93")

Zoom OUT

200

(7.87")

Zoom IN

250

(9.84")

Zoom OUT

395

(15.55")

330

(12.99")

494

(19.45")

358

(14.09")

2

53

(9.96")

4

23

(16.65")

248

(9.76")

3

60

(

14.17")

350

(13.78")

Z

oom OUT

3

10

(12.20")

Z

oom IN

233

(

9.17")

Zoom OUT

189

(7.44")

Zoom IN

A.Leda B-EYE K10

A.Leda B-EYE K10 easy

A.Leda B-EYE K20

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Power supplies available

100-240V 50/60Hz

Input power

•

K20 - 750VA

•

K10 - 450VA

Total output

-EYE K10: 5500 lumens

B
B-EYE K10 Easy: 4800 lumens
B-EYE K20: 9800 lumens

LED source

Osram Ostar RGBW LED - 15W
Average LED life: 50.000 h

Motors

5 (k10), 7 (k20) stepper motors, operating with microsteps,
totally microprocessor controlled.

Cooling

• High efficiency die-cast aluminium
Forced ventilation

•

Inputs

• DMX 512

• Ethernet

Working position

Working in any position.

Moving Head

•

Movement by means of two stepper motors, controlled
by microprocessor.

•

Automatic repositioning of PAN and TILT after accidental
movement not controlled by control unit.

• Angle:

- PAN = 540°

- TILT = 210°

IP20 protection rating

• Protected against the entry of solid bodies larger than
12mm (0.47”).

• No protection against the entry of liquids.

CE Marking

Complies with the following European Directives

- 2006/95/EC (LVD)

- 2004/108/EC (EMC)

- 2011/65/EU (RoHS).

Weights

• K10: 14.5 kg (31.14 lbs)

• K20: 21 kg (46.3 lbs)

A.LEDA B-EYE

20

A.LEDA B-EYE K10 EASY

BASIC ENGINE PIXEL ENGINE

CHANNEL FUNCTION

STANDARD

CHAN-

NEL

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

Red
Red fine
Green
Green fine
Blue
Blue fine
White
White fine
Linear CTO
Macro colour
Strobe
Dimmer
Dimmer Fine
Pan
Pan Fine
Tilt
Tilt Fine
Function
Reset
Zoom

CHANNEL MODE

SHAPES

CHAN-

CHANNEL MODE

NEL

1

Red

2

Red fine

3

Green

4

Green fine

5

Blue

6

Blue fine

7

White

8

White fine

9

Linear CTO

10

Macro colour

11

Strobe

12

Dimmer

13

Dimmer Fine

14

Pan

15

Pan Fine

16

Tilt

17

Tilt Fine

18

Function

19

Reset

20

Zoom

21

Shape Selection

22

Shape Speed

23

Shape Fade

24

Shape R

25

Shape G

26

Shape B

27

Shape W

28

Shape Dimmer

29

Background Dimmer

30

Shape Transition

31

Shape Offset

32

Foreground Strobe

33

Background Strobe

34

Background Select

RGB

CHAN-

NEL

1
2

3
…
…
…

55
56
57

CHANNEL MODE

Red LED 1
Green LED 1
Blue LED 1
Red LED …
Green LED …
Blue LED …
Red LED 19
Green LED 19
Blue LED 19

RGBW

CHAN-

NEL

Red LED 1

1

Green LED 1

2

Blue LED 1

3

White LED 1

4

Red LED …

…

Green LED …

…

Blue LED …

…

White LED …

…

Red LED 19

73

Green LED 19

74

Blue LED 19

75

White LED 19

76

CHANNEL MODE

A.LEDA B-EYE

21

Continue

➔

A.LEDA B-EYE K10

BASIC ENGINE PIXEL ENGINE

STANDARD

CHAN-

NEL

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21

Red
Red fine
Green
Green fine
Blue
Blue fine
White
White fine
Linear CTO
Macro colour
Strobe
Dimmer
Dimmer Fine
Pan
Pan Fine
Tilt
Tilt Fine
Function
Reset
Zoom
Zoom Rotation

CHANNEL MODE

SHAPES

CHAN-

CHANNEL MODE

NEL

Red

1

Red fine

2

Green

3

Green fine

4

Blue

5
6

Blue fine

7

White

8

White fine

9

Linear CTO

10

Macro colour

11

Strobe

12

Dimmer

13

Dimmer Fine

14

Pan

15

Pan Fine

16

Tilt

17

Tilt Fine

18

Function

19

Reset

20

Zoom

21

Zoom Rotation

22

Shape Selection

23

Shape Speed

24

Shape Fade

25

Shape R

26

Shape G

27

Shape B

28

Shape W

29

Shape Dimmer

30

Background Dimmer

31

Shape Transition

32

Shape Offset

33

Foreground Strobe

34

Background Strobe

35

Background Select

RGB

CHAN-

NEL

1
2

3
…
…
…

55
56
57

CHANNEL MODE

Red LED 1
Green LED 1
Blue LED 1
Red LED …
Green LED …
Blue LED …
Red LED 19
Green LED 19
Blue LED 19

RGBW

CHAN-

NEL

Red LED 1

1

Green LED 1

2

Blue LED 1

3

White LED 1

4

…

Red LED …

…

Green LED …

…

Blue LED …

…

White LED …

73

Red LED 19

74

Green LED 19

75

Blue LED 19

76

White LED 19

CHANNEL MODE

A.LEDA B-EYE

22

A.LEDA B-EYE K20

BASIC ENGINE PIXEL ENGINE

STANDARD

CHAN-

NEL

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21

Red
Red fine
Green
Green fine
Blue
Blue fine
White
White fine
Linear CTO
Macro colour
Strobe
Dimmer
Dimmer Fine
Pan
Pan Fine
Tilt
Tilt Fine
Function
Reset
Zoom
Zoom Rotation

CHANNEL MODE

SHAPES

CHAN-

CHANNEL MODE

NEL

Red

1

Red fine

2

Green

3

Green fine

4

Blue

5
6

Blue fine

7

White

8

White fine

9

Linear CTO

10

Macro colour

11

Strobe

12

Dimmer

13

Dimmer Fine

14

Pan

15

Pan Fine

16

Tilt

17

Tilt Fine

18

Function

19

Reset

20

Zoom

21

Zoom Rotation

22

Shape Selection

23

Shape Speed

24

Shape Fade

25

Shape R

26

Shape G

27

Shape B

28

Shape W

29

Shape Dimmer

30

Background Dimmer

31

Shape Transition

32

Shape Offset

33

Foreground Strobe

34

Background Strobe

35

Background Select

RGB

CHAN-

NEL

1
2

3
…
…
…

109
110
111

CHANNEL MODE

Red LED 1
Green LED 1
Blue LED 1
Red LED …
Green LED …
Blue LED …
Red LED 37
Green LED 37
Blue LED 37

RGBW

CHAN-

NEL

Red LED 1

1

Green LED 1

2

Blue LED 1

3

White LED 1

4

…

Red LED …

…

Green LED …

…

Blue LED …

…

White LED …

145

Red LED 37

146

Green LED 37

147

Blue LED 37

148

White LED 37

CHANNEL MODE

A.LEDA B-EYE

23

Continue

➔

B

IT

E

FFECT

2

55

0

L

ED ON

L

ED OFF

BIT

EFFECT

2550UP

LOW

OTE: On conclusion of resetting in case of absence of DMX signal, Pan & Tilt move to the "Home" position (Pan 128 bit - Tilt 128 bit ) all the others channels stay at 0 bit.

BIT

EFFECT

255

…

224

…

188

…

144

…

117

…

99

…

54

…

10

0-9

2

500 K

…

3

200 K

…

4

000 K

…

5000 K

…

5600 K

…

6

000 K

…

7000 K

…

8000 K

UNUSED RANGE

BIT COLOUR

LEE

R

EFERENCE

BIT VALUE

RG BW

2

09-255

208

207

1

91-206

1

84-190

1

80-183

179

175-178

174

1

72-173

168-171

162-167

1

57-161

151-156

149-150

147-148

1

46

1

45

142-144

138-141

136-137

1

34-135

1

31-133

129-130

128

127

126

125

123-124

121-122

120

119

118

117

115-116

114

113

112

110-111

100-109

89-99

78-88

68-77

62-67

49-61

46-48

45

35-44

32-34

31

30

29

27-28

23-26

20-22

19

18

17

16

15

14

13

12

11

10

0-9

-

-

1

97

181

1

74

170

1

69

165

1

64

162

1

58

152

147

141

139

137

136

135

132

1

28

1

26

1

24

1

21

1

19

118

117

116

115

113

111

110

109

108

107

105

104

103

102

100

90

79

68

58

52

39

36

35

25

22

21

20

19

17

13

10

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

2

55

2

55

1

28

77

1

81

255

2

55

82

2

55

255

2

22

253

255

0

77

219

255

255

0

2

55

2

27

8

4

2

06

0

74

206

206

51

255

255

217

255

255

255

255

255

230

237

245

41

0

0

243

243

255

255

255

255

255

255

255

255

198

152

156

0

255

255

216

255

255

0

0

0

255

-

2

35

2

55

2

55

0

2

55

168

1

99

214

4

6

181

8

4

171

143

255

255

197

197

58

255

5

3

4

1

2

55

2

55

1

86

255

255

255

255

20

109

130

138

148

141

122

166

160

163

202

219

194

255

117

117

107

87

112

83

65

100

135

56

114

115

126

0

137

201

237

0

255

255

0

255

0

-

6

6

1

22

1

43

255

9

5

64

4

9

90

2

28

0

26

13

87

0

79

61

0

143

3

6

5

6

1

3

0

2

55

82

56

56

51

15

33

28

31

23

31

0

0

0

0

0

0

130

135

133

39

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

9

9

0

0

0

25

61

255

0

255

255

0

0

-

2

55

2

55

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

69

0

0

0

0

0

199

197

130

107

141

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

193

255

255

0

0

0

0

0

0

-

W

hite

D

irty White

A

lice Blue

Congo Blue

D

ark Steel Blue

Deep lavender

L

ilac Tint

Daylight Blue

F

lame Red

Bastard Amber

D

eep Orange

Pale Gold

Apricot

Bright Blue

Primary Green

Special lavender

Pale Lavender

Deep Golden Amber

Medium Blue

B

right Pink

M

auve

D

ark Green

L

eaf Green

D

ark Blue

Light Blue

Steel Blue

Med Blu Green

Peacock Blue

Magenta

Dark Pink

Middle Rose

Light Salmon

English Rose

Light Rose

Orange

Deep Amber

Straw

Light Amber

Spring Yellow

Dark yellow green

Just Blue

Sky Blue

Lavender

Light Lavender

Pink Carnation

Medium Pink

Light Pink

Sunrise Red

Dark Amber

Gold Amber

Medium Amber

Fire

Surprise Peach

Straw Tint

Medium Yellow

Black

White 5000 K

White 3700 K

White 7000 K

Magenta

Yellow

Cyan

Blue

Green

Red

Macro color OFF

N

• RED
GREEN
BLUE
WHITE

RED FINE

•

GREEN FINE

BLUE FINE
WHITE FINE

• LINEAR CTO

Note: If CTO channel is active, the WHITE channel is disabled.

A.LEDA B-EYE

• MACRO COLOUR

24

B

IT

E

FFECT

106 – 255

1

03 – 105

98 – 102

93 – 97

8

8 – 92

83 – 87

78 – 82

73 – 77

6

8 – 72

63 – 67

58 – 62

52 – 57

48 – 52

43 – 47

38 – 42

24 – 37

12 – 24

0 – 11

Reserved

P

ixel map enabled

Halogen Lamp Simulation Linear CTO @ 0 bit

Halogen Lamp Simulation Linear CTO @ 0 bit

H

alogen Lamp Simulation Linear CTO @ 0 bit

Halogen Lamp Simulation Linear CTO @ 0 bit

Halogen Lamp Simulation Linear CTO @ 0 bit

Halogen Lamp Simulation OFF (Default)

R

GBW Gamma curve 3 – gamma = 2.0

RGBW Gamma curve 2 – gamma = 1.5

RGBW Gamma curve 1 – gamma = 1.0

Dimmer Curve 4

Dimmer Curve 3

Dimmer Curve 2

Dimmer Curve 1

Pan Tilt Normal

Pan Tilt Fast (Default)

Function off – rearmed

DIMMER CURVE 1 - GAMMA 1 LINEAR

DIMMER CURVE 2 - GAMMA 1,5

DIMMER CURVE 3 - GAMMA 2,0

DIMMER CURVE 4 - S

BIT

255

0

B

IT

255

0

BIT

255

0

BIT

255

0

BIT

255

0

BIT

2

55

0

BIT

2

55

0

B

IT

255

0

STOP STROBE - FOREGROUND STROBE - BACKGROUND STROBE

MACRO

BIT EFFECT

252 - 255

OPEN

0

- 3

CLOSED

213 - 225

RANDOM SLOW STROBE

4

SLOW STROBE (1 flash/sec)

1

03

FAST STROBE (25 flash/sec )

104 - 107

OPEN

1

08

SLOW PULSATION

(0,5 flash/sec)

2

08 - 212

O

PEN

226 - 238

RANDOM MEDIUM S TROBE

239 - 251

RANDOM FAST STROBE

207

FAST PULSATION

(25 flash/sec)

B

IT

E

FFECT

255 FULL LIGHT

N

O LIGHT0

B

IT

E

FFECT

2

55

0

U

P

LOW

•

TILT

•

TILT FINE

•

DIMMER

•

• PAN • PAN FINE

DIMMER FINE

•

peration with option InvertTilt

O

G

Operation with option InvertTiltGOn

• FUNCTION

ff

O

Operation with option InvertPan

Operation with option InvertPanGOn

A.LEDA B-EYE

Off

G

The functions are actived passing through the “unused range” and staying 5 seconds
in necessary level.
Last selected function still active. Enable setting a new function.

Continue

25

➔

RESET

BIT

EFFECT

255

128
127

77
76

26
25

0

ZOOM RESET

U

NUSED RANGE

Pan / Tilt reset is activated passing throug the unused range
and staying 5 seconds in Pan / Tilt reset levels

Effects reset is activated passing throug the unused range
and staying 5 seconds in Effects reset levels.

COMPLETE RESET

COMPLETE RESET
PAN / TILT RESET

PAN / TILT RESET
Z

OOM RESET

Complete reset is activated passing throug the unused range
and staying 5 seconds in complete reset levels

0

1

27

STOP

2

55

FAS T ROTATION

1

93

SLOW ROTATION

191 - 192

STOP

190

SLOW ROTATION

BIT EFFECT

128

F

LINEAR ROTATION

AST ROTATION

BIT

MACRO EFFECT

193-255
191-192
128-190

127
126
….

3
2
1
0

CCW Rotation, speed from 3 RPH to 10 RPM
Stop rotation
CW Rotation, speed from 10 RPM to 3 RPH
Indexed zone. Lens angle = 60.00
Indexed zone. Lens angle = 59.52

Indexed zone. Lens angle = 1.42
Indexed zone. Lens angle = 0.94
Indexed zone. Lens angle = 0.47
Indexed zone. Lens angle = 0

BIT MACRO EFFECT

128-255

127
126
125

…

1
0

Lens offset angle: 0.00 degree
Lens offset angle: +4.00 degree
Lens offset angle: +3.94 degree
Lens offset angle: +3.87 degree

Lens offset angle: +0.06 degree
Lens offset angle: 0.00 degree

BIT EFFECT

255

WIDE BEAM

0

NARROW BEAM

B

IT

E

FFECT

2550LED ON

L

ED OFF

•

• ZOOM

RED LED 1 to…

•
GREEN LED 1 to…

BLUE LED 1 to…
WHITE LED 1 to…

• ZOOM ROTATION

• ZOOM ROTATION (available on zoom channel from 0 bit to 42 bit)

• ZOOM ROTATION (available on zoom channel at 255 bit only)

A.LEDA B-EYE

26

Shape

Selection

Shape

Slot

M

acro Name

On

K10OnK20

D

escription

Random
colors *1

E

DAF EPAHSDEEPS EPAHS

BACKGROUND

SELECT (*3)(*4)

0

-7 Macro OFF Yes Yes .a.N.a.N.a.N.a.N
81 Pixel 1 Yes Yes
92 Ring 1 Yes Yes

10 3 Ring 2 Yes Yes
11 4 Ring 3 No Yes
12 5 Pixel 1+Ring 1 Yes Yes
13 6 Pixel 1+Ring 2 Yes Yes

14 7 Pixel 1+Ring 3 No Yes

15 8

Single ring

(Ramp -/+)

Yes Yes Yes

1

69

Filled rings

(ramp -/+)

Y

es Yes Yes

17 10 Open/Close 1 Yes Yes Yes

18 11 Open/Close 2 Yes Yes Yes

19 12 Random pixels 1 Yes Yes Yes

20 13 Random pixels 2 Yes Yes Yes

21 14

Rainbow 1

(Variable speed)

Yes Yes N.a.

0-63 = Angle 0-360°, static.

64-158 = max to min speed,

c.cw rotation

159-160 = STOP

161-255 = min to max speed,

cw rotation

0-15 = Snap effect
16-255 = Fade effect
and gamma selection

For K10:

0-7 = wash

8-15 = Bkgnd rings

selection

16-255 = wash

For K20:

0-7 = wash

8-23 = Bkgnd rings

selection

24-255 = wash

22 15

Rainbow 2
(Fixed speed
with variable

color offset)

Yes Yes N.a.

0-63 = STOP

64-158 = c.cw rotation

159-160 = STOP

161-255 = cw rotation

The value 64-158 or 161-255

change the rainbow angle
offset (the orange starting

angle).

0-15 = Snap effect
16-255 = Fade effect
and gamma selection

For K10:

0-7 = wash

8-15 = Bkgnd rings

selection

16-255 = wash

For K20:

0-7 = wash

8-23 = Bkgnd rings

selection

24-255 = wash

23 16 Fan Yes Yes

24 17 Bar 1 Yes Yes

25 18 Half moon Yes Yes

26 19 Triangle Yes Yes

27 20 Segment 1 Yes Yes

28 21 Arc 1 Yes Yes

29 22 Arc 2 Yes Yes

N.a.

0-63 = angle offset, 0-360°

64-158 = max to min speed,

c.cw rotation
159-160 = STOP
161-255 = min to max speed,

cw rotationt

0-15 = Snap effect
16-255 = Fade effect
and gamma selection

For K10:

0-7 = wash

8-15 = Bkgnd rings

selection

16-255 = wash

For K20:

0-7 = wash

8-23 = Bkgnd rings

selection

24-255 = wash

For all fixtures:

- Macro 25, 26

255 = Mirror Effect with

bkgnd color

- Macro 27, 28, 29

255 = Show Alternative

Color

0-63 = STOP

64-158 = max to min speed,

Instant-on + fadeout.

1

59-160 = STOP.

161-255 = min to max speed,

FadeIn + FadeOut.

0-255 → select

random distribution

from 2 up to 20

fixtures

0-15 = Snap effect
16-255 = Fade effect
and gamma selection

For K10:

0-7 = wash

8-15 = Bkgnd rings

selection

16-254 = wash

For K20:

0-7 = wash

8-23 = Bkgnd rings

selection

24-254 = wash

All Fixtures:

255 = Mirror Effect

0-255 → select pixel

density

0-255 → angle

offset from 0 to 360°

0-15 = Snap effect
16-255 = Fade effect
and gamma selection

For K10:

0-7 = wash

8

-15 = Bkgnd rings
s

election

16-255 = wash

For K20:

0-7 = wash

8-23 = Bkgnd rings

selection

24-255 = wash

0

-63 = Radius size, static.

64-158 = max to min speed,

Closing effect

159-160 = STOP

161-255 = min to max speed,

Opening effect

0-15 = Snap effect
16-255 = Fade effect
and gamma selection

For K10:

0-7 = wash

8-15 = Bkgnd rings

selection

16-255 = wash

For K20:

0-7 = wash

8-23 = Bkgnd rings

selection

24-255 = wash

0-63 = Radius size, static.

64-158 = max to min speed,

Closing effect

159-160 = STOP

161-255 = min to max speed,

Opening effect

0-9

→ continuous

10-255 → random

distribution of flash

Static effects.

The ring or

rings used by
the macro are
turned-on with

the foreground

colour.

N.a. N.a.

N.a.

SHAPE OFFSET

N

.a.

0-255 → angle

offset from 0 to 360°

N.a.

HAPE SPEED - SHAPE OFFSET - SHAPE FADE - BACKGROUND SELECT

S

*1: Random colors activation with foreground R,G,B,W = 0
*2: Aleda K10: macro 65 = Random on ring 1+3; macro 66 = Random on ring 2+3

A.LEDA B-EYE

*3: See Aleda K10 Background Rings Selection table
*4: See Aleda K20 Background Rings Selection table

27

Continue

➔

Shape

Selection

Shape

Slot

M

acro Name

On

K10OnK20

D

escription

Random

colors *1

E

DAF EPAHSDEEPS EPAHS

BACKGROUND
SELECT (*3)(*4)

30 23

Bar 2 (Variable

s

ize

)

Yes Yes N.a. Linear fade

31 24

Random

ex

p

losion

Yes Yes Yes

32 25 Segment 2 Yes Yes

33 26 x Bump No Yes

34 27 Image No Yes

Linear fade

35 28 Bumping section Yes Yes

36 29 Ramp by 6 Yes Yes

37 30 Ramp by 4 Yes Yes

38 31

Left/Right

s

crolling bar

Yes Yes

39 32

Up/Down

scrolling bar

Yes Yes

40 33 Bar 3 Yes Yes

41 34 Vertical arc 1 No Yes

42 35 Vertical arc 2 Yes Yes

43 36 Horizontal arc 1 No Yes

44 37 Horizontal arc 2 Yes Yes

45 38 Mirrored pixel Yes Yes

46 39 Pixel animation 1 Yes Yes

47 40 Pixel animation 2 Yes Yes

48 41 Pixel animation 3 Yes Yes

49 42 Pixel animation 4 Yes Yes

50 43 Pixel animation 5 Yes Yes

51 44

Semi arc (Ramp

-

/+

)

Yes Yes

52 45

Bumping arc

section

Yes Yes

53 46 Pixel animation 6 Yes Yes

54 47

Vertical ramp by

2

Yes Yes

55 48

Following pixel

b

y

2

Yes Yes

56 49 Syncopation Yes Yes

57 50 Bumping 1 Yes Yes

58 51 Bumping 2 Yes Yes

59 52 Bumping 3 Yes Yes

60 53

Vertical pixel

scrolling

Yes Yes

Linear fade and wake

length

61 54

Random vertical

section

Yes Yes

62 55

Random central

section

Yes Yes Yes

63 56 Random ring 2 Yes Yes Yes

64 57 Random ring 3 No Yes Yes

65 58

Random ring

1+3

Yes
(*2

)

Yes Yes

66 59

Random ring

2+3

Yes
(*2

)

Yes Yes

67 60

Single pixel ring

1

Yes Yes

68 61

Single pixel ring

2

Yes Yes

69 62

Single pixel ring

3

No Yes

70 63 Spiral Yes Yes

Linear fade and wake

length

.a.N.a.N.a.N46552-17

0-63 = STOP, indexed speed

64-158 = max to min speed,

c.cw rotation.

159-160 = STOP.

161-255 = min to max speed cc

rotation.

0-255 → select

sha

p

e

width

For K10:

0

-7 = wash

8-15 = Bkgnd rings

selection

16-254 = wash

255 = Mirror effect with

b

kgnd color

For K20:

0-7 = wash

8-23 = Bkgnd rings

selection

24-254 = wash

255 = Mirror effect with

bkgnd color

Note:

Mirror effect

unavailable for macro

31.

Macro 67, 68, 69: the

mirror effect is available

only for options 1, 3, 9

0-255 → select

random distribution

0-255 → select

macro width

Linear fade

Linear fade and wake

length

N.a.

Linear fade and wake

length

0-255 → select

macro width

Linear fade

Linear fade and wake

length

Linear fade

N.a.

0-255 → select

sha

p

e

width

Linear fade and wake

length

Linear fade

Linear fade and wake

length

0-255 → select

macro offse

t

SHAPE OFFSET

0

-255 → select
sha

p

e width

0-255 → select

macro offse

t

0-255 → select

sha

p

e width

0-255 → select

macro offse

t

0-255 → select

sha

p

e width

0-255 → select

macro offse

t

0-255 → select

random distribution

0-255 → select the

number of rotatin

g

N.a.

A.LEDA B-EYE

28

SHAPE FADE

BIT

EFFECT

246-255

245
243
2

44

18
1

7

16

0-15

Smooth, fading curve with automatic gamma *
Smooth, fading curve gamma 2
Smooth, fading curve gamma 1,986
S

mooth, fading curve gamma 1,993

Smooth, fading curve gamma 0,513
Smooth, fading curve gamma 0,506
Smooth, fading curve gamma 0,5
S

nap

BIT

EFFECT

2

55

0

L

ED ON

LED OFF

BIT EFFECT

255

216

171

1

13

73

5

0-4

4 sec

3 sec

2 sec

1 sec

0,5 sec

100 ms

No fade

BIT

EFFECT

16-255

15
14
13
1

2

1

1

10

9
8

No selection

Ring 2 + Ring 3
Pixel 1 + Ring 2 + Ring 3
Pixel 1 + Ring 2
P

ixel 1 + Ring 3

R

ing 3
Ring 2
Pixel 1
N

o selection

B

IT

E

FFECT

24-255

23
22
2

1
20
19
18
1

7
1

6
15
14
1

3
1

2
11
10

9
8

No selection

Pixel 1 + Ring 2 + Ring 4
Pixel 1 + Ring 3 + Ring 4
R

ing 2 + Ring 4
Pixel 1 + Ring 3
Ring 2 + Ring 3
Pixel 1 + Ring 4
R

ing 3 + Ring 4
R

ing 2 + Ring 3 + Ring 4
Pixel 1 + Ring 2 + Ring 3 + Ring 4
Pixel 1 + Ring 2 + Ring 3
P

ixel 1 + Ring 2
R

ing 4
Ring 3
Ring 2
P

ixel 1
N

o selection

•

SHAPE RGBW

•
SHAPE DIMMER
BACKGROUND DIMMER

• SHAPE TRANSITION

BACKGROUND SELECT

•
Aleda K10 - Background select

leda K20 - Background select

A

A.LEDA B-EYE

29

Continue

➔

LED

1

2

3

45

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13 14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28 29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

LED

1

3

6

4

5

2

7

8

9

10

11

12

13 14

15

16

17

18

19

A.LEDA B-EYE K10 & K10 EASY

LED reference number for pixel mapping
TILT: channel 16 @ 200 bit

A.LEDA B-EYE K20

LED reference number for pixel mapping
TILT: channel 16 @ 200 bit

A.LEDA B-EYE

30

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