Table of Contents
1 The ColourGear control
552-063-99
2 Safety instructions
3 Startup
3.1 Installing the Batteries
3.2 Essentials
3.3 Networking and
Wireless Remote Control
4 Using the remote control
5 Technical data
6 Setting codes
7 Included parts and accessories
8 EU declaration of Conformity
regarding the compliance with
standards
1 The ColourGear control 552-063-99
After setting up your wireless ColourGear application you can make the color light control with this
easily remote. Exceptions are special settings that
are made to the ColourGear USB dongle using the
PC.
Further instructions and the control software can
be viewed or downloaded at
www.drees-lichttechnik.eu
2 Safety instructions
When inserting the batteries must be paid to the
correct polarity, otherwise the unit may be damaged in the event of reverse polarity. Empty, old and
low quality batteries may leak and damage the
unit. For damages caused due to improper operation, reverse polarity, remodeling of the unit, improper handling or failure to observe safety
instructions, no liability can be accepted. Will void
the warranty accordingly.
This manual is intended to remain as part of the
product at the end customer.
WARNING: This product is not a toy and must
not fall into the hands of children. The same
applies for packing material.
3 Startup
3.1 Installing the Batteries
Insert two batteries type 2 AAA ("Lady" / "LR03")
1.5 volts (alkaline or alkaline). To do this, remove
the two screws on the back of the unit and remove
the cover. Pay attention to the polarity indicated on
the board (see Figure 1).
CAUTION:
If you remove the cover to replace the
battery, do not touch the the exposed
electronic components. These can be
damaged by static electricity occurring.
For optimum control of the various slave modules,
the master device should be installed centrally as
possible. Rules must be observed when choosing
the location that metal, stone and concrete take a
shielding and weaken the radio signal and can interfere. The transmitting and receiving antennas of
the modules should be freely designed in order to
ensure an optimal correspondence between the
devices. Please note that the radio remote control
signal is weaker than that of the master module or
the ColourGear wireless dongle. If you have problems to control the master device, you shorten
the distance to the first device. Communication
problems between the various wireless components ColourGear please change the location of
the first device and then try to control them..
3.3 Networking and
Wireless Remote Control
If there are several ColourGear wireless controllers
in a network, it is determined using a DIP switch, a
control unit to the master to ensure that all equipment and thus all color change and programs are
synchronized. To this end sends the master to set
at regular intervals its control signals to the other
devices on the same network ColourGear further
(see Figure 2).
The remote control signal is thus processed and
passed on from the master device. Subsequently
into the grid assigned slave devices are synchronized within short time intervals by the signal of the
master.
4 Using the remote control buttons
and functions
To control the ColourGear wireless remote control
buttons have dual functions 552-063-99 and labeled accordingly (see Figure 3). On the functional
level I, the program features setting
("Prg +" and "Prg-"), and color adjustment are
("Col +" and "Col-").
On the functional level II is the dimming function
("Dim +" and "Dim-"). At this level, the devices can
also turn on or off, and save settings. The change
between the functional levels I and II are made by
pressing the "Shift" key. You will find an overview of
the key bindings in the table below.
3.2 Essentials
By default, the remote control is adjusted that a
single ColourGear wireless controller can be operated with her. Is not to be controlled GolourGearwireless device nearby or the radio signal to
ColourGear-wireless-controller should be disturbed, this is indicated by a short flickering of the
LED indicator light when any button is pressed.
After about one second, followed by a constant
flashing and turns off after about three more seconds, the LED indicator light.
To ensure smooth operation, the ColourGear wireless system uses a bi-directional, that is, the control unit sends a response signal to the remote
control or the ColourGear dongle.
Figure 1
Figure 3
Figure 2
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emote control
"
Master" mode
functional level
button function
1 Col+/ Col- Choice of 20 pre-determined colors, including
16 "rainbow colors" and four whites.
1 Prg+/ Prg- Selection of twelve programs:
1. Fix adjusted color (last saved permanently set
color)
2. simple color change (default colormap, 5 seconds per color)
3. medium-fast color change (standard color
table, 20 seconds per color)
4. slow color change (standard color table, 40 seconds per color)
5. "Blob": Random playback colors from the
default colormap.
6. "LSD": fast-fading random play of colors from
the default colormap.
7. "Fire": simulation of fire in red and orange
tones
8. "Flashes": random lightning on a dark blue
tone
9. "Bursts": random flashes of colors from the
default colormap
10. User program 1*: Default rapidly changing colors
11. User program 2*: Default color change redgreen-blue
12. User program 3*: Default turn up combination
of colors
2 Dim+/ Dim- Dimming in eight steps. This function is appli-
cable to all programs
2 Off Shutdown the module
2 Save off Store the current settings and turn off the mo-
dule. After restarting the module, it works in
the stored setting
The deactivated module is switched on by
pressing the "Shift" key again and works in the
last setting used.
* The user programs 1-3 can be individually set
using the PC.
6 Setup code
If the "Shift" key is pressed for more than four seconds, there is a change in the functional level 3
This lets you make system settings and master. It
is possible to set the remote control so that it does
not wait for response signals of ColourGear wireless module. To do this, select the "No response".
We recommend this setting for networks that operate without a master module. For more details,
please see the table below.
5 Technical data
Power supply: 2 x 1,5V „Lady“
(AAA/ LR03)
Protection class: III
Radio frequency: 868,3 MHz
max. Distanz Indoor-/
Outdoor: 50/ 300m
Dimensions (LxWxH): 136x44x29mm
No:Co de Col+/-
Explanation
0:
- - - - -
No Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 1
1:
- - - - +
No Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 2
2:
- - - + -
No Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 3
3:
- - - + +
No Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 4
4:
- - + - -
No Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 5
5:
- - + - +
No Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 6
6:
- - + + -
No Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 7
7:
- - + + +
No Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 8
8:
- + - - -
No Echo, Only master, Net 1
9:
- + - - +
No Echo, Only master, Net 2
10:
- + - + -
No Echo, Only master, Net 3
11:
- + - + +
No Echo, Only master, Net 4
12:
- + + - -
No Echo, Only master, Net 5
13:
- + + - +
No Echo, Only master, Net 6
14:
- + + + -
No Echo, Only master, Net 7
15:
- + + + +
No Echo, Only master, Net 8
16:
+ - - - -
Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 1
17:
+ - - - +
Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 2
18:
+ - - + -
Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 3
19:
+ - - + +
Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 4
20:
+ - + - -
Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 5
21:
+ - + - +
Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 6
22:
+ - + + -
Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 7
23:
+ - + + +
Echo, Normal (Any module), Net 8
(Factory Default)
24:
+ + - - -
Echo, Only master, Net 1
25:
+ + - - +
Echo, Only master, Net 2
26:
+ + - + -
Echo, Only master, Net 3
27:
+ + - + +
Echo, Only master, Net 4
28:
+ + + - -
Echo, Only master, Net 5
29:
+ + + - +
Echo, Only master, Net 6
30:
+ + + + -
Echo, Only master, Net 7
31:
+ + + + +
Echo, Only master, Net 8
7 Included parts and accessories
The ColourGear remote control 552-063-99.
These operating instructions are part of the delivery.
The wireless module ColourGear 552-062-99
and ColourGear USB dongle 552-064-99 are not
supplied with this unit and must be ordered separately.
8 EU declaration of Conformity
regarding the compliance with
standards
We, Drees Lichttechnik GmbH, Zum Dümpel 4,
59846 Sundern, GERMANY, confirm the compliance of this product according to the following
standards:
R&TT directive 99/5/EC, EMC directive
2004/108/EC and the low voltage directive
2006/95/EC.
The declaration of confirmity can be fetched from
the internet.
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