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CLS Manuals
CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher
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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing the CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher. The CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher is an universal
DMX controlled luminaire that uses 49 Luxeon® I and III LED’s to create an even light-output
Included Items
The CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher is shipped in one package containing the following items:
• 1 CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher fixture
• 2 CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher Bracket
• 1 CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher User manual
Optional Accessories
• CLS DMX cable 0.8 meters Art. nr. 911200
• CLS DMX cable 1.5 meters Art. nr. 911201
• CLS DMX cable 3.0 meters Art. nr. 911203
• CLS DMX cable 5.0 meters Art. nr. 911205
ATTENTION: It is important to read this manual before you install or use this product.
SAFETY INFORMATION
Warning! This product is for professional use only. It is not for household use.
Read this manual before powering up or installing the CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher. Follow the
instructions listed below and observe all warnings in this manual.
• CLS DMX cable 10.0 meters Art. nr. 911206
• CLS DMX cable 15.0 meters Art. nr. 911207
• CLS DMX cable 20.0 meters Art. nr. 911209
CLS Dennis RGB
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Protection from electric shock
• Disconnect the power supply from AC power before installation, dismounting or maintenance of the
unit.
• Make sure all connectors are connected properly.
• Use only a source of AC power that complies with local building and electrical codes and has both
overload and ground fault protection.
• Refer all service to a qualified technician.
Protection from burns and fire
• Provide a clearance of at least 50mm around the unit.
• Do not install the CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher near a heat source.
• Do not install the CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher in a corrosive, flammable or explosive area.
• Do not modify the CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher, or install other than genuine parts.
• Do not operate the unit if the ambient temperature exceeds 50°C.
• Well ventilated area.
Protection from injury due to falls
• Verify that all covers and mounting hardware is securely fastened.
• Block access below the work area whenever installing or removing the unit.
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Main Features LED’s
CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher uses three types of Luxeon® LED’s (Red, Green and Blue).
• 7 Blue Luxeon
• 18 Green Luxeon
• 24 Red Luxeon
Lenses
Each Luxeon® LED is fitted with a 25° high efficiency lens.
Functions:
• RGB colour mixing.
• Linear dimmer.
• Adjustable strobe effects.
• Preset (on Macro) colour and rainbow effects.
• Settings via on-board microcomputer viewable on the unit’s display.
• Display “flip” function (rotates text 180°).
• Adjustable display brightness.
• Elapsed time meter for each colour channel (Red, Green and Blue).
• General fixture operating time meter.
• Panel with LED display and three buttons
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III LED’s.
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I LED’s.
III LED’s.
Addressing the fixture
Push the “UP” button.
“A***” will appear on the display, showing that the fixture is addressed to DMX channel ***.
ATTENTION!
If the flashing message NO SIGNAL or SIGNAL ERROR
WARNING
appears, this means that the fixture is not receiving a DMX
signal or is receiving an incorrect signal.
!
To change the DMX address:
• Press the UP key. The message A*** will appear.
• Press Enter and “***” will begin to flash.
• Use the UP and Down keys to choose the required address channel.
• Press Enter again to confirm.
CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher requires 8 DMX channels for control of all it’s functions.
Control signals
• DMX 512 input signal.
• Stand-alone operation with built-in programs.
• Day to day control of the on-board programs on a weekly basis.
• Stand-alone operation of systems with up to 30 fixtures, via Master – Slave.
INSTALLATION
Mounting the fixture
CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher is controllable with a DMX 512 signal according to the USITT DMX 512/1990.
Cables for DMX connection are fitted with standard XLR 3-Pin connectors.
Installation and positioning
CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher can be permanently mounted, in the case of fixed installations, by means of
the four holes on it’s base. The distance between the holes is 340 mm on the front and 195 mm on the
side.
The required movement is fixed by means of the screws on the head support. The hex keys for fixing PAN
and TILT are supplied with the fixture and are (respectively) 8 mm and 3 mm keys.
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ATTENTION!
Do not use more than 32 fixtures on one DMX line! Should it be
necessary to connect a larger number of fixtures, there must be
WARNING
used a splitter/buffer for each 32 fixtures, to ensure that the signal
quality remains unchanged.
!
OPERATION
Controlling the fixture via DMX
The following table shows the control channels of the CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher.
Channel DMX Function Description
Ch 1 Shutter/Strobe Shutter and strobe functions are adjustble and random Pulse Functions
Ch 2 Dimmer Luminous itensity control
Ch 3 Red Continuous Red saturation control 0-100%
Ch 4 Green Continuous Green saturation control 0-100%
Ch 5 Blue Continuous Blue saturation control 0-100%
Ch 6 CTC Continuous colour temperature control
Ch 7 Macro Macro functions
Ch 8 Mod_Colore White balance control
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Strobe/Shutter Channel Ch 1
DMX Value Mean Value Function
0 - 7 Shutter closed
8 - 15 Shutter open
16 - 151 Linear Strobe frequency adjustment from 1 to 20 hz
152 - 159 Pulse open effect, low speed
160 - 167 Pulse open effect, medium speed
168 - 175 Pulse open effect, high speed
176 - 183 Pulce close effect, low speed
184 - 191 Pulse close effect, medium speed
192 - 199 Pulse close effect, high speed
200 - 207 Random strobe effect, low speed
208 - 215 Random strobe effect, medium speed
216 - 223 Random strobe effect, high speed
224 - 255 Shutter open
Dimmer Channel Ch 2
DMX Value Mean Value Function
0 - 255 Linear intensity adjustment 0 - 100%
Red Channel Ch 3
DMX Value Mean Value Function
0 - 255 Linear Red adjustment 0 - 100%
Green Channel Ch 4
DMX Value Mean Value Function
0 - 255 Linear Green adjustment 0 - 100%
Blue Channel Ch 5
DMX Value Mean Value Function
0 - 255 Linear Blue adjustment 0 - 100%
CTC Channel Ch 6
DMX Value Mean Value Function
0 - 19 10 OFF
20 - 255 138 From Cold + 2000 K° compared to balanced white or not
Macro Channel Ch 7
DMX Value Mean Value Function
0 - 7 4 NO MACRO
8 - 15 12 MACRO 1 Rainbow Slow - Stand Time 5 sec
16 - 23 20 MACRO 2 Rainbow Medium - Stand Time 5 sec
24 - 31 28 MACRO 3 Rainbow Fast - Stand Time 5 sec
32 - 39 36 MACRO 4 Rainbow Slow - NO Stand Time
40 - 47 44 MACRO 5 Rainbow Medium - NO Stand Time
48 - 55 52 MACRO 6 Rainbow Fast - NO Stand Time
56 - 63 60 MACRO 7 Rainbow Very Slow - NO Stand Time
64 - 70 86 MACRO 8 Random Colour Show
71 71 Store Colour_mode enable
72 - 79 76 MACRO 9 Ranom Colour Medium
80 - 87 84 MACRO 10 Random Colour Fast
88 - 95 92 Future
96 - 103 100 Future
104 - 111 108 Future
112 - 119 116 Future
120 - 136 128 Future
Colour Mode Channel Ch 8
DMX Value Mean Value Function
0 - 63 32 White balance disabled (Full Colour)
64 - 189 127 White balance enabled (Balanced)
190 - 250 220 White balance disabled (Full Colour)
251 - 255 253 Store a new white balance
Colour temperature
The CTC channel allows to adjust CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher’s colour temperature. It acts in a range around
the white balance or Full Colour.
Shutter/Strobe
The Shutter/Strobe channel allows an endless number of shutter effects to be achieved. As well as the
adjustable frequency strobe effect (from 1 Hz to 20 Hz), it’s possible to create Random-Strobe effects at three
different speeds (Low – Medium – High). CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher is also fitted with a Pulse Open and
Close effect for each of the three different speeds (Low – Medium – High).
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4.1 Menus
Control panel
The control panel is needed to access CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher’s settings and programming functions.
Elapsed time meter
This menu gives access to the display of running time of the single channels (Red, Green and Blue). It is
also possible to reset the elapsed time meter when the LED matrix is replaced. The “L_h” menu gives
access to the display of the fixture’s total operating time and can not be reset.
UP/DOWN KEYS
keys are used to choose the available parameters.
ENTER KEY
Addressing
This menu gives access to fixture addressing functions. (See Installation – Addressing Chapter)
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Colour Balance
This menu gives access to the setting of CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher’s white balance. If its necessary to work
with a fixed colour temperature, this menu must be used.
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. “Rblnc” will appear on the display and the CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher will switch on at the old white
balance values.
4. Press “
5. Use the UP/DOWN
6. Press “
7. Use the “UP
8. Press “
9. Use the UP/DOWN
10. Press “
11. Use the “UP
12. Press “
13. Use the UP/DOWN
14. Press “
15. Press “Enter” for approx. 6 seconds to exit the “BALANC” menu.
: Used to scroll through the menu items. Once the required menu has been selected, these
: Confirms access to the selected menu and any parameters changed in it.
keys to find the “A****” menu.
Enter” to confirm the choice. The text on the display will begin to flash.
keys to select the required start channel.
Enter” to confirm the choice.
keys to find the “BALANC” menu.
Enter” for approx. 6 seconds.
Enter” again and “***” will begin to flash.
keys to adjust the new maximum value required for the Red channel.
Enter” to confirm the choice.
” key to select “Gblnc”.
Enter” again and “***” will begin to flash.
keys to adjust the new maximum value required for the Green channel.
Enter” to confirm the choice.
” key to select “Bblnc”.
Enter” again and “***” will begin to flash.
keys to adjust the new maximum value required for the Blue channel.
Enter” to confirm the choice.
1. Use the UP/DOWN
Resetting the Elapsed Time Meter
1. hold the ENTER
2. Use the UP/DOWN
3. Press “ENTER
Use the same procedure for “G_h” (Green) and “B_h” (Blue).
Display brightness
Operators can select one of the brightness’s available for the CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher. To adjust
display brightness, proceed as follows:
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
4.2 Flip display
When the fixture is suspended “upside down” from a structure, the operator can turn the text on the
display through 180°, thus enabling the menus available to be easily read. To change the reading angle,
proceed as follows:
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
4.3 Time
It is important to set CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher’s on-board clock if it has to be used later in
Stand-alone mode.
1. Use the UP/DOWN keys to find the “TIME
2. Hold the “
3. Press “
4. Use the UP/DOWN
5. Press “
6. Use the “UP
7. Press “
Enter” to confirm the choice. The text on the display will begin to flash.
Enter” to confirm the changes.
Enter” to confirm the choice. The text on the display will begin to flash.
Enter” to confirm the changes.
Enter” to change the year.
Enter” to save.
Enter” to change the month.
keys to find the “R_h” menu to display the operating time of all the Red LED’s.
key pressed down for approx. 6 seconds, until “R_h” flashes.
keys to find set the elapsed time meter at zero.
” to confirm.
keys to find the “Bright” menu.
keys to select the required option from those available.
keys to find the “Dspfli” menu.
keys to select the required option.
” menu.
Enter” key pressed down for approx. 6 seconds. The display shows “YEAR”.
keys to select the current year.
” key to select the “M/D”.
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8. Use the UP/DOWN
9. Press “
10. Use the UP/DOWN
11. Press “
12. Use the “UP
13. Press “
14. Use the UP/DOWN
15. Press “
16. Use the UP/DOWN
17. Press “
18. Use the “UP
19. Press “
20. Use the UP/DOWN
21. Press “
22. Hold the “
4.4 Factory settings
With this function you can get back to factory settings.
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Resetting default parameters
This enables to reset the parameter values immediately before the FACT operation. In other words, if the
default parameters have been set by mistake, this operation allows to revert to the values set as saved
previously.
Enter” to change the day.
Enter” to save.
Enter” to change the hour.
Enter” to change the minutes.
Enter” to save.
Enter” to change the day of the week.
Enter” to save.
Enter” to confirm the choice. The text on the display will begin to flash.
Enter” to set the default parameters.
keys to select the current month.
keys to select the current day.
” key to select the “H:M”.
keys to select the current hour.
keys to select the current minutes.
” key to select the “WEEK”.
keys to select the current day of the week.
Enter” key pressed down for approx. 6 seconds to exit the time-menu.
keys to find the “FACT” menu.
keys to select ”SET”.
Test functions
Using the test menu, it is possible to test the correct operation of the channels that control the CLS Dennis
RGB Wallwasher.
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
(ALL - SHUTT - DIMMR - RED - GREEN - BLUE - CTC
4. Press “
5. Press “
6. Keep “
Head temperature
The TEMPERATURE menu is used to view the current temperature of the CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher’s
head. In some critical heat conditions, it is very important to know the temperature of the CLS Dennis RGB
Wallwasher, as a self-protection system of the LED’s cuts overall power when CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher
is required to work at excessively high temperatures.
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. Using the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Configuring a Master
When a system with several interconnected fixtures has to be used in Stand-alone mode, there has to be
one MASTER fixture, able to control the other fixtures, via appropriate on-board programming.
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Enter” and hold it down for a few seconds to confirm the choice.
Enter” and the selected text will begin to flash, running a test routine on the chosen channel.
Enter” again to exit the routine being run and choose another channels to be tested.
Enter” pressed down for a few seconds if you wish to exit the TEST menu.
Enter” and the current temperature will be immediately displayed.
Enter” to exit the TEMPE menu.
Enter” and the displayed text will immediately begin to flash.
Enter” to exit the MASTER menu.
keys to find the “TEST” menu.
keys to select the physical channel to be tested.
).
keys to find the “TEMPE” menu.
keys, it’s possible to display the temperature in degrees Centigrade or Fahrenheit
keys to find the “MASTR” menu.
keys to choose ON or OFF status.
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
begin to flash.
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Enter” and hold it down for a few seconds to confirm the choice. The text on the display will
Enter” to accept this.
keys to find the “Prev” menu.
keys to select ”SET”.
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Configuring Slaves
When a system with several interconnected fixtures has to be used in Stand-alone mode, there has to be
one MASTER fixture, whereas each of the fixtures controlled by it must be individually configured with its
own SLAVE number. In the event of the same ID being used for several fixtures, they will not be able to be
controlled individually by the MASTER program.
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Enter” and the displayed text will immediately begin to flash.
Enter” to exit the SLAVEID menu and confirm.
keys to find the “SLAVID” menu.
keys to choose the required ID (from 1 to 29).
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Enabling – Disabling the Scheduler
The Scheduler allows to organize and run the fully automatic playback of a series of Events on a weekly
basis, including the preset programs on the MASTER fixture. The Scheduler is enabled as follows:
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Internal program playback
Each fixture can be programmed with 5 Programs of 10 scenes each. The programs are enabled using the
PGRUN
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
current program.
4. Press “
5. STAND-ALONE PROGRAMMING
Programming CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher
Make certain that the fixture is not receiving a DMX 512 signal and configure CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher as
a “MASTER” (see “Master Configuration“ in the previous chapter).
Follow the steps as described for the programming:
Step 1 - Choosing the program number
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. If it is necessary to create a program other than number 1, press “
flash.
4. Use the UP/DOWN
the PROG
Step 2 - Choosing The Scene Number
1. Use the “UP
2. If it is necessary to create a program other than number 1, press “
flash.
3. Use the UP/DOWN
the SCENE menu and confirm.
Enter” and the displayed text will immediately begin to flash.
Enter” to exit the SCHED. menu and confirm.
menu
Enter” and the displayed text will immediately begin to flash.
Enter” to exit the PGRUN menu and confirm.
Enter” for a few seconds, until the following appears: “PROG.”
. menu and confirm.
keys to find the “SCHED.” menu.
keys to choose ON or OFF status.
keys to find the “PGRUN” menu.
keys to choose the required programs from 1 to 5, or OFF to stop the playback of a
keys to find the “PGSET” menu.
Enter” again and “*” will begin to
keys to choose the required program number from 1 to 5, then Press “Enter” to exit
” key to select the “SCENE” menu.
Enter” again and “**” will begin to
keys to choose the required scene number from 1 to 5, then Press “Enter” to exit
Step 3 - Choosing the fixture number
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
• ”ALL” if the scene to be created involves all fixtures (MASTER + SLAVES).
• ”MSTR” if the scene to be created involves just the Master fixture.
• ”ODD” if the scene to be created involves the odd-numbered fixtures.
• ”EVEN” if the scene to be created involves the even numbered fixtures.
• “SLV1” - “SLV29” if the scene to be created must have each slave fixture with its own channel status,
chosen individually.
4. Press “
Step 4 - Shutter
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Step 5 - Dimmer
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Step 6 - Red
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Step 7 - Green
1 Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Step 8 - Blue
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
” key to select the “FIXT.” menu.
Enter” and “****” will begin to flash.
keys to choose:
Enter” to exit the FIXT. menu and confirm.
” key to pass to the “SHUTT” menu.
Enter” and “***” will begin to flash.
keys to choose the required value of the shutter channel for the current scene.
Enter” to exit the SHUTT menu and confirm.
” key to pass to the “DIMER” menu.
Enter” and “***” will begin to flash.
keys to choose the required value of the dimmer channel for the current scene.
Enter” to exit the DIMER menu and confirm.
” key to pass to the “R=***” menu.
Enter” and “***” will begin to flash.
keys to choose the required value of the Red channel for the current scene.
Enter” to exit the R=*** menu and confirm.
” key to pass to the “G=***” menu.
Enter” and “***” will begin to flash.
keys to choose the required value of the Green channel for the current scene.
Enter” to exit the G=*** menu and confirm.
” key to pass to the “B=***” menu.
Enter” and “***” will begin to flash.
keys to choose the required value of the Blue channel for the current scene.
Enter” to exit the B=*** menu and confirm.
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Step 9 - Macro
In the program, it is possible to use scenes with effects pre-programmed in the Macro channel. Wherever
Macros are used, all the colour channel settings will be ignored.
1. Use the “UP” key to pass to the “MAC” menu.
2. Press “Enter” and “***” will begin to flash.
3. Use the UP/DOWN keys to choose the required Macro value for the current scene.
4. Press “Enter” to exit the MAC menu and confirm.
Step 10 - Scene Time
Each scene in a program can be run with the required times. There are two types of scene times:
Total scene time (STIME), expressed in hours, minutes and seconds.
Scene fade time (FTIME), expressed in hours, minutes and seconds.
The scene time is the total time occupied by the scene in the program, whereas fade time is the time
taken by the scene’s channel status to reach the appropriate level.
The STIME menu gives access to the adjustment of the total scene time. The time can be configured in
hours, minutes and seconds.
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Step 10 - Fade time
The FTIME menu gives access to the adjustment of the scene fade time. The time can be configured in
hours, minutes and seconds.
” key to select the “TM_H” menu.
Enter” and “**” will begin to flash.
keys to choose the number of hours the current scene has to last.
Enter” to exit the “TM_H” menu and confirm.
” key to select the “TM_M” menu.
Enter” and “**” will begin to flash.
keys to choose the number of minutes the current scene has to last.
Enter” to exit the “TM_M” menu and confirm.
” key to select the “TM_S” menu.
Enter” and “**” will begin to flash.
keys to choose the number of seconds the current scene has to last.
Enter” to exit the “TM_S” menu and confirm.
1. Use the “UP” key to select the “FD_H” menu.
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
WARNING
Enter” and “**” will begin to flash.
keys to choose the number of hours of the current scene’s fade time.
Enter” to exit the “FD_H” menu and confirm.
” key to select the “FD_M” menu.
Enter” and “**” will begin to flash.
keys to choose the number of minutes of the current scene’s fade time.
Enter” to exit the “FD_M” menu and confirm.
” key to pass to the “FD_S” menu.
Enter” and “**” will begin to flash.
keys to choose the number of seconds of the current scene’s fade time.
Enter” to exit the “FD_S” menu and confirm.
ATTENTION!
The program does not display the scene if the scene time is ZERO. If
the scene time is less than the fade time, the scene will not reach its
value, but will be cut along the fade time when the scene time finishes.
!
Step 11 - Enabling scenes
Enabling a scene decides if the scene will be run or not when the program is run. The SCNRUN menu is
also useful when it is necessary to temporarily eliminate the playback of some scenes in a program without
cancelling them.
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Repeat the above steps to program other scenes on the CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher. Once programming is
finished, keep “Enter” pressed down for approx. 6 seconds in order to exit the PROGRAMMER menu.
Step 12 - program play
To start a program, access the PGRUN menu.
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
the current program.
4. Press “
” key to pass to the “SCRUN” menu.
Enter” and “***” will begin to flash.
keys to choose ON to enable the scene, or OFF if it has not to be run.
Enter” to exit the SCRUN menu and confirm.
keys to find the “PGRUN” menu.
Enter” and the displayed text will immediately begin to flash.
keys to choose the required programs from 1 to 5, or OFF to stop playing
Enter” to exit the PGRN menu and confirm.
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THE EVENT SCHEDULER
Scheduler is a menu that allows to organize a series of 48 events over a period of a week and which is
repeated week after week. Each event can control the day and time of the start and finish of one of the ten
programs already prepared on board the CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher, in order to automate playback, without
the need for any external operators.
ATTENTION!
BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE PROGRAMMING OF THE SCHEDULER,
WARNING
IT IS IMPORTANT TO SET THE CURRENT DATE AND TIME (SEE CHAP.
MENU - PARAGRAPH: DAYS OF THE WEEK AND TIME)
!
Step 1 - Choosing the event number
1. Use the UP/DOWN
2. Press “
3. If it is necessary to create a event other than number 1, press “
4. Use the UP/DOWN
EVENT menu and confirm.
Step 2 - Choosing the program number
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3.
4. Press “Enter” to exit the PROG. menu and confirm.
Step 3 - Choosing the day
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN keys to choose the day of the week which the event must begin. The days of the
week are expressed as follows:
• ALL Every day • TUE Tuesday • THU Thursday • SAT Saturday
• MON Monday • WED Wednesday • FRI Friday • SUN Sunday
4. Press “
Step 4 - Start Time
START TIME is used to configure: the hour, minutes and seconds in which an event containing
a previously prepared program will start.
Enter” for a few seconds, until the following appears: “EVENT”.
Enter” and “*” will begin to flash.
Use the UP/DOWN keys to choose the required program number (from 1 to 5) to be controlled by scheduler.
Enter” and “***” will begin to flash.
Enter” to exit the DAY menu and confirm.
keys to find the “SCHEDL” menu.
Enter” again and “**” will begin to flash.
keys to choose the required event, from 1 to 48, then Press “Enter” to exit the
” key to pass to the “PROG.” menu.
” key to pass to the “DAY” menu.
Step 5 - End time
END TIME is used to configure: the hour, minutes and seconds in which an event containing a previously
prepared program will end.
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
5. Use the UP/DOWN
6. Press “
Step 6 - Enabling an event
1. Use the “UP
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
Repeat the above steps to program other events on the CLS Dennis RGB Wallwasher. Once programming is
finished, keep “Enter” pressed down for approx. 6 seconds in order to exit the SCHEDL menu.
Step 7 - Enabling the scheduler
To start the scheduler and all its “Actions”, it is necessary to enter the SCHED. menu.
1. Use the UP/DOWN keys to find the “SCHED
2. Press “
3. Use the UP/DOWN
4. Press “
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
The head can be moved in relation to the base:
PAN +/- 45° and TILT -75° / +15° can be locked in the desired position.
Voltage: 200~240 VAC
Power consumption: 160 VA max.
LEDs: 24 x red, 18 x green and 7 x blue LEDs
IP rating: IP65
Measurements: 410 x 427 x 232 mm (w x h x d)
Weight: 13,5 kg
Shipping weight: 18,2 kg
” key to select the “END” menu.
Enter” and “**”:** will begin to flash.
keys to choose the hour at which the program has to end (from 0 to 23).
Enter” to select the minutes.
keys to choose the minutes at which the program has to end (from 0 to 59).
Enter” to exit the “END” menu and confirm.
” key to select the “ENABLE” menu.
Enter” and “***” will begin to flash.
keys to choose ON to enable the event, or OFF if it is to be disabled.
Enter” to exit the “ENABLE” menu and confirm.
.” menu.
Enter” and “***” will immediately begin to flash.
keys to choose ON or OFF, according to requirements.
Enter” to exit the SCHED. menu and confirm.
1. Use the “UP” key to select the “START” menu.
2. Press “Enter” and “
3. Use the UP/DOWN keys to choose the hour when the program has to start (from 0 to 23).
4. Press “Enter” to select the minutes.
5. Use the UP/DOWN keys to choose the minutes when the program has to start (from 0 to 59).
6. Press “Enter” to exit the “START” menu and confirm.
**”:** will begin to flash.
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