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PIXEL DRIVER 4000 V3
User Manual
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installation, rigging, and operation of this product.
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DOCUMENT VERSION
Due to additional product features and/or enhancements, an
updated version of this document may be available online.
Please scan the QR Code with your mobile device or visit
www.elationlighting.com for the latest revision/update of
this manual, before installation and/or programming.
Date
04/07/23 1.0 3.0 Not Applicable Initial Release.
06/29/23 1.1 N/C No Change Updated Specications.
10/10/23 1.2 N/C No Change Correct LED TAPE specs.
Document
Version
Software
Version
DMX Channel Mode Notes
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CONTENTS
General Information 4
Limited Warranty (USA Only) 5
Safety Guidelines 6
Maintenance Guidelines 8
Overview 9
Installation Guidelines 10
Connections and Cables 13
System Configuration 14
Remote Device Management (RDM) 17
System Menu 18
Pixel Grouping 23
Pixel Modes 24
Software Updates 27
Specifications 28
Dimensional Drawings 29
FCC Statement 30
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GENERAL INFORMATION
INTRODUCTION
Please read and understand the instructions in this manual carefully and thoroughly before
attempting to operate this device. These instructions contain important safety and use
information.
UNPACKING
Every device has been thoroughly tested and has been shipped in perfect operating condition.
Carefully check the shipping carton for damage that may have occurred during shipping. If
the carton is damaged, carefully inspect the device for damage, and be sure all accessories
necessary to install and operate the device have arrived intact. In the event damage has been
found or parts are missing, please contact our customer support team for further instructions.
Please do not return this device to your dealer without rst contacting customer support.
Please do not discard the shipping carton in the trash. Please recycle whenever possible.
BOX CONTENTS
Twist-Lock Power Cable (x1)
4-pin Data Cable (x1)
Rack Mount Brackets w/ Hardware (x2)
IP65 Power Cable Connector Kit (x1)
CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Contact ELATION Service for any product related service and support needs.
Also visit forums.elationlighting.com with questions, comments or suggestions.
ELATION SERVICE USA - Monday - Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm PST
323-582-3322 | Fax 323-832-9142 | support@elationlighting.com
ELATION SERVICE EUROPE - Monday - Friday 08:30 to 17:00 CET
+31 45 546 85 63 | Fax +31 45 546 85 96 | support@elationlighting.eu
REPLACEMENT PARTS please visit parts.elationlighting.com
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
THERE ARE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE THIS UNIT.
DO NOT ATTEMPT ANY REPAIRS YOURSELF; DOING SO WILL VOID YOUR
MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY. DAMAGES RESULTING FROM MODIFICATIONS TO THIS
FIXTURE AND/OR THE DISREGARD OF SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES IN THIS
MANUAL VOID THE MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY AND ARE NOT SUBJECT TO ANY
WARRANTY CLAIMS AND/OR REPAIRS.
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LIMITED WARRANTY (USA ONLY)
A. Elation Professional hereby warrants, to the original purchaser, Elation Professional products
to be free of manufacturing defects in material and workmanship for a period of two years
(730 days), and Elation Professional product rechargeable batteries to be free of manufacturing
defects in material and workmanship for a period of six months (180 days), from the original date
of purchase. This warranty excludes discharge lamps and all product accessories. This warranty
shall be valid only if the product is purchased within the United States of America, including
possessions and territories. It is the owner’s responsibility to establish the date and place of
purchase by acceptable evidence, at the time service is sought.
B. For warranty service, send the product only to the Elation Professional factory. All shipping
charges must be pre-paid. If the requested repairs or service (including parts replacement) are
within the terms of this warranty, Elation Professional will pay return shipping charges only
to a designated point within the United States. If any product is sent, it must be shipped in its
original package and packaging material. No accessories should be shipped with the product. If any
accessories are shipped with the product, Elation Professional shall have no liability what so ever
for loss and/or or damage to any such accessories, nor for the safe return thereof.
C. This warranty is void if the product serial number and/or labels are altered or removed; if the
product is modified in any manner which Elation Professional concludes, after inspection, affects
the reliability of the product; if the product has been repaired or serviced by anyone other than
the Elation Professional factory unless prior written authorization was issued to purchaser by
Elation Professional; if the product is damaged because not properly maintained as set forth in
the product instructions, guidelines and/or user manual.
D. This is not a service contract, and this warranty does not include any maintenance, cleaning
or periodic check-up. During the periods as specified above, Elation Professional will replace
defective parts at its expense, and will absorb all expenses for warranty service and repair labor
by reason of defects in material or workmanship. The sole responsibility of Elation Professional
under this warranty shall be limited to the repair of the product, or replacement thereof, including
parts, at the sole discretion of Elation Professional. All products covered by this warranty were
manufactured after January 1, 1990, and bare identifying marks to that effect.
E. Elation Professional reserves the right to make changes in design and/or performance
improvements upon its products without any obligation to include these changes in any products
theretofore manufactured.
F. No warranty, whether expressed or implied, is given or made with respect to any accessory
supplied with the products described above. Except to the extent prohibited by applicable law,
all implied warranties made by Elation Professional in connection with this product, including
warranties of merchantability or fitness, are limited in duration to the warranty periods set forth
above. And no warranties, whether expressed or implied, including warranties of merchantability
or fitness, shall apply to this product after said periods have expired. The consumer’s and/or
dealer’s sole remedy shall be such repair or replacement as is expressly provided above; and under
no circumstances shall Elation Professional be liable for any loss and/or damage, direct and/or
consequential, arising out of the use of, and/or the inability to use, this product.
G. This warranty is the only written warranty applicable to Elation Professional products and
supersedes all prior warranties and written descriptions of warranty terms and conditions
heretofore published.
WARRANTY RETURNS
All returned service items whether under warranty or not, must be freight pre-paid and accompany
a return authorization (R.A.) number. The R.A. number must be clearly written on the outside of the
return package. A brief description of the problem as well as the R.A. number must also be written
down on a piece of paper and included in the shipping container. If the unit is under warranty, you
must provide a copy of your proof of purchase invoice. Items returned without a R.A. number clearly
marked on the outside of the package will be refused and returned at customer’s expense. You may
obtain a R.A. number by contacting customer support.
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SAFETY GUIDELINES
This fixture is a sophisticated piece of electronic equipment. To guarantee smooth operation,
it is important to follow all instructions and guidelines in this manual. Elation Professional
is not responsible for injury and/or damages resulting from the misuse of this fixture due
to the disregard of the information printed in this manual. Only qualified and/or certified
personnel should perform installation of this fixture and only the original rigging parts
included with this fixture should be used for installation. Any modifications to the fixture
and/or the included mounting hardware will void the original manufacturer’s warranty and
increase the risk of damage and/or personal injury.
PROTECTION CLASS 1 - FIXTURE MUST BE PROPERLY GROUNDED.
THERE ARE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE THIS UNIT. DO NOT ATTEMPT
ANY REPAIRS YOURSELF. DOING SO WILL VOID YOUR MANUFACTURER’S
WARRANTY. DAMAGES RESULTING FROM MODIFICATIONS TO THIS DEVICE
AND/OR THE DISREGARD OF SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES IN THIS
MANUAL VOID THE MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY AND ARE NOT SUBJECT TO
ANY WARRANTY CLAIMS AND/OR REPAIRS.
DO NOT PLUG THIS UNIT INTO A DIMMER PACK!
DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER FOR ANY REASON!
NEVER OPERATE THIS UNIT WITH THE CASING REMOVED!
UNPLUG FROM POWER DURING LONG PERIODS OF NON-USE.
KEEP FLAMMABLE MATERIALS AWAY FROM DEVICE!
DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE PERFORMING MAINTENANCE.
THIS DEVICE IS INTENDED FOR INDOOR USE ONLY!
USE OF THE DEVICE OUTDOORS VOIDS ALL MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTIES!
DO NOT EXPOSE THE DEVICE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE!
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SAFETY GUIDELINES
• DO NOT shake device, and avoid brute force when installing and operating.
• DO NOT operate device if the power cord has been frayed, crimped, damaged, and/or if
any of the power cord connectors are damaged and do not insert easily into the device.
• NEVER force a power cord connector into the device. If the power cord or any of its connectors are damaged, it must immediately be replaced with a new cord or connector of
the same power rating.
• DO NOT block any air ventilation slots.
• All fan and air inlets must remain clean and never blocked.
• For proper cooling, allow approx. 6” (15cm) between the device and other devices or a
wall.
• When installing the device in a suspended environment, always use mounting hardware
that is at least M10x25mm, and always install the device with an appropriately rated
safety cable.
• Always disconnect the device from its main power source before performing any type of
service or cleaning procedure.
• Handle the cord only by the plug end. NEVER pull out the plug by tugging on the wire portion of the cord.
• Consistent operational breaks will ensure that the device functions properly for many
years.
• Use ONLY the original packaging and materials to transport the device in the event that
service or repair is required.
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MAINTENANCE GUIDELINES
DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE!
CLEANING
Frequent cleaning is recommended to ensure proper function and extended life. The
frequency of cleaning depends on the environment in which the device operates: damp,
smoky, or particularly dirty environments can cause greater accumulation of dirt on the
device and air vents. Clean the external surface regularly with a soft cloth to avoid dirt/
debris accumulation.
NEVER use alcohol, solvents, or ammonia-based cleaners.
MAINTENANCE
Regular inspections are recommended to ensure proper function and extended life. There
are no user serviceable parts inside this device. Please refer all other service issues to an
authorized Elation service technician. Should you need any spare parts, please order genuine
parts from your local Elation dealer.
Please refer to the following points during routine inspections:
• A detailed electrical check by an approved electrical engineer every three months, in
order to make sure the circuit contacts are in good condition and prevent overheating.
• Be sure all screws and fasteners are securely tightened at all times. Loose screws may fall
out during normal operation, resulting in damage or injury as larger parts could fall.
• Check for any deformations on the housing, rigging hardware, and rigging points (ceiling,
suspension, trussing). Deformations in the housing could allow for dust to enter into the
device. Damaged rigging points or unsecured rigging could cause the device to fall and
seriously injure a person(s).
• Electrical power supply cables must not show any damage, material fatigue, or sediments.
NEVER remove the ground prong from the power cable.
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OVERVIEW
INCLUDED ITEMS
• 19” Rack Mount Kit
• 1.7m (5.6 ft) Power Cable
• 2.8m (9.25ft) 4pin 16AWG Power/Data Cable
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INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
FLAMMABLE MATERIAL WARNING!
Keep drive a minimum of 5.0 feet (1.5m) away from ammable material and/or
pyrotechnics.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
A qualied electrician should be used for all electrical connections and/or devices.
FOR USE IN INDOOR OR DRY LOCATIONS ONLY!
DO NOT EXPOSE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE!
DO NOT INSTALL THE DEVICE IF YOU ARE NOT QUALIFIED TO DO SO!
Device MUST be installed following all local, national, and country commercial electrical and
construction codes and regulations.
Before rigging/mounting the device to any metal truss/structure or placing the device on any
surface, a professional equipment installer MUST be consulted to determine if the metal truss/
structure or surface is properly certied to safely hold the combined weight of the device,
clamps, cables, and accessories. Overhead device installation must always be secured with a
secondary safety attachment, such as an appropriately rated safety cable that meets all local,
national, and country codes and regulations.
Device ambient operating temperature range is 14° to 113°F (-10° to 45°C). Do not use the
device when the ambient temperature falls outside of this range.
Device should be installed in areas outside walking paths, seating areas, or away from areas
were unauthorized personnel might reach the xture by hand.
NEVER stand directly below the device when rigging, removing, or servicing.
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INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
RACK MOUNTING
The device can be rack mounted in a standard 19-inch rack space. Attach the included rack ears
to both sides of the device using the included screws. Tighten rack ear screws securely but do
NOT over tighten. Use careful planning when rack mounting the device to allow ample space
for the power/data cables.
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INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
TRUSS MOUNTING
The device can be attached to truss or a like structure using an appropriated truss clamp (not
included) and an M10 screw (not included).
SAFETY CABLE
ALWAYS ATTACH A SAFETY
CABLE TO THE SAFETY CABLE
LOOP ON THE BACK OF THE
DEVICE WHENEVER INSTALLING
THIS DEVICE IN A SUSPENDED
ENVIRONMENT TO ENSURE THE
FIXTURE WILL NOT DROP IF
THE CLAMP FAILS.
RIGGING
Overhead rigging requires extensive experience, including calculating working load limits,
installation material being used, and periodic safety inspection of all installation material and
the device, among other requirements. If you lack these qualications, do not attempt the
installation yourself. Improper installation can result in bodily injury.
INSTALLATION LOCATION PLANNING
Use careful planning to select the installation location of the PIXEL DRIVER 4000 V3 unit(s).
The maximum distance from the driver to the rst pixel bar should not exceed 50 feet (18m).
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CONNECTIONS AND CABLES
CONNECTIONS
The device features RJ45 Ethernet in/out and 4pin power/data combination output
connections. The wiring diagram below provides the pin details for the power/data outputs.
CABLES
Power/data cables are available in various lengths. See the Optional Accessories section of
this manual for details.
MAXIMUM CABLE DISTANCES - 12AWG
The following maximum cable distances apply when using 12AWG cables.
• PIXEL DRIVER 4000 V3 to 1st PIXEL BAR IP = Maximum 50 feet (18 meters)
• PIXEL BAR IP to PIXEL BAR IP = Maximum 32 feet (10 meters)
• Total combined length of cables can NOT exceed = Maximum 213 feet (65meters)
including the lengths of the fixtures
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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
LINKING
Maximum number pixels/bars each PIXEL DRIVER 4000 V3 supports is listed in charts below.
Multiple combinations of PIXEL BAR IP models can be linked (daisy-chained) together to a
single driver port, as long as the maximum number of pixels/bars is NOT exceeded.
KLING-NET/Art-Net/sACN = 1,020 Max Pixels per PIXEL DRIVER 4000 V3 Port
PIXEL BAR IP FIXTURES:
KLING-NET/Art-Net/sACN
1,020 Max Pixels per Driver Port
MODEL
Pixel Bar 30 IP 30 90 34 1020 136 4080
Pixel Bar 60 IP 60 180 17 1020 68 4080
Pixel Bar 120 IP 120 360 8 960 32 3840
TOTAL
PIXELS
TOTAL
CONTROL
CHANNELS
4,080 Max Pixels per Driver Unit
MAX TAPES
per
DRIVER
PORT
MAX
PIXELS
per
DRIVER
PORT
MAX TAPES
per
DRIVER
UNIT
MAX
PIXELS
per
DRIVER
UNIT
LED TAPE:
KLING-NET/Art-Net/sACN
850 Max Pixels per Driver Port
MODEL
LED Tape 170 510 3 510 12 2040
TOTAL
PIXELS
TOTAL
CONTROL
CHANNELS
3,400 Max Pixels per Driver Unit
MAX TAPES
per
DRIVER
PORT
MAX
PIXELS
per
DRIVER
PORT
MAX TAPES
per
DRIVER
UNIT
MAX
PIXELS
per
DRIVER
UNIT
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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
PIXEL WASH 40IP:
20pcs Max can be driven when HiPower Mode is set to ON and 32pcs Max can be driven when
HiPower Mode is set to OFF.
When incorporating up to 16 Pixel Amp 200’s (sold separately), 100pcs Max can be driven
when HiPower Mode is set to ON and 160pcs Max can be driven when HiPower Mode is set to
OFF.
Output limitations to control Pixel Wash 40IP’s per port:
MODE
HiPower Mode
ON
HiPower Mode
OFF
Pixel Amp 200’s
per Port
0 0 5 20
1 4 10 40
2 8 15 60
3 12 20 80
4 16 25 100
0 0 8 32
1 4 16 64
2 8 24 96
3 12 32 128
4 16 40 160
Pixel Amp 200’s
per Driver
Total Pixel Wash
40IP’s per Port
Total Pixel Wash
40IP’s per Driver
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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
CONTROL
PIXEL DRIVER 4000 V3 supports Kling-NET, Art-NET, and sACN control protocols. It can be
controlled by an Art-NET compatible controller/console and for advanced pixel programming,
or it can be controlled via a computer with media software such as ArKaos Media Master. The
driver also includes 16 internal programs for easy stand-alone demo proposes, which can be
accessed manually from the 4-button LCD control menu display.
PC – DRIVER DIRECT CONNECTION
Up to 5 PIXEL DRIVER 4000 V3 units can be linked (daisy-chained) from a computer.
For systems requiring more than 5 drivers, see the next section for more information.
PC – NETWORK SWITCH CONNECTION
Up to 50 PIXEL DRIVER 4000 V3 units can be linked (daisy-chained) from a computer and a
Gigabit Ethernet Switch (not included) that supports IGMP (Internet Group Management
Protocol). Using a Gigabit Ethernet Switch that does not support IGMP can cause erratic
behavior of all connected devices to the switch. Up to 5 PIXEL DRIVER 4000 V3 units can be
connected per ethernet switch port and up to 10 total ethernet switch ports can be used in
a system. Click link below for more information about IGMP.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Group_Management_Protocol https://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Group_Management_Protocol
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REMOTE DEVICE MANAGEMENT (RDM)
NOTE: In order for RDM to work properly, RDM enabled equipment must be used
throughout the entire system, including DMX data splitters and wireless systems.
Remote Device Management (RDM) is a protocol that sits on top of the DMX512 data
standard for lighting, allowing the DMX systems of the device to be managed, modified,
and monitored remotely (hence, remote device management). This protocol is ideal for
fixtures installed in locations that are not easily accessible.
With RDM, the DMX512 system becomes bi-directional, allowing a compatible RDM
enabled controller to send out a signal to devices on the wire, as well as allowing
the fixture to respond (known as a GET command). The controller can then use it’s
SET command to modify settings that would typically have to be changed or viewed
directly via the unit’s display screen, including the DMX Address, DMX Channel Mode,
and Temperature Sensors.
FIXTURE RDM INFORMATION:
RDM Code Device ID Device Model ID
22A6 0000-FFFF 9702
Please be aware that not all RDM devices support all RDM features, and therefore
it is important to check beforehand to ensure that the equipment that you are considering includes all of the features that you require.
The following parameters are accessible in RDM on this device:
[0x0001] Disc Unique Branch
[0x0002] Disc Mute
[0x0003] Disc Unmute
[0x0050] Supported Parameters
[0x0060] Device Info
[0x0081] Manufacturer Label
[0x0082] Device Label
[0x00C0] Software Version Label
[0x00E0] DMX Personality
[0x00F0] DMX Start Address
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SYSTEM MENU
MODE SET UP UP/DOWN DESCRIPTION
DIMMER MODE
KLINGNET MODE
Red Dimmer
Green Dimmer
Blue Dimmer
White Dimmer
Output enable or
disable
Pixel Bar Setup
LED Tape Setup
Pixel Wash 40IP
Setup
Manual Control
Red: xxx
Manual Control
Green: xxx
Manual Control
Blue: xxx
Manual Control
White: xxx
Manual Control
Out1: Enable/Disable
Manual Control
Out2: Enable/Disable
Manual Control
Out3: Enable/Disable
Manual Control
Out4: Enable/Disable
Klingnet Out x
Pixel Bar xxx IP
Klingnet Out x
xxx IP Number xx
Klingnet Out x
xx X xx RGB Pixels
Klingnet Out x
LED Tape 170
Klingnet Out x
LED Tape 170 Numer xx
Klingnet Out x
xx X xx RGB Pixels
Klingnet Out x
Pixel Wash 40IP
Klingnet Out x
40IP Number xx
Adjust the intensity of the red
color.
Adjust the intensity of the green
color.
Adjust the intensity of the blue
color.
Adjust the intensity of the white
color (Pixel Wash 40IP only)
Enable or disable output 1.
Enable or disable output 2.
Enable or disable output 3.
Enable or disable output 4.
Select the pixel bar model that
will be connected to each output.
• x = output port #
• xxx = pixel bar model
Select the number of pixel bar
units that will be connected to
each output.
• x = output port #
• xx = number of units
• xxx = pixel bar model
Set RGB Channel mode, see Pixel
Modes section of this manual for
details.
Select the output x.
Select the number of LED Tapes
(xx) that will be controlled by the
output.
Set RGB Channel mode, see Pixel
Modes section of this manual for
details.
Select the output x.
Select the number of pixel wash
units that will be connected to
each output.
• x = output port #
• xx = number of units
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SYSTEM MENU
MODE SET UP UP/DOWN DESCRIPTION
IP Address Set
DMX Universe Set
Pixel Bar Setup
ARTNET MODE
LED Tape Setup
Pixel Wash 40IP
Setup
IP Address Out x
xxx:xxx:xxx:xxx
Universe Out x
U:xxxxx
Artnet Out x
Pixel Bar xxx IP
Artnet Out x
xxx IP Number xx
Artnet Out x
xx X xx RGB Pixels
Artnet Out x
DMX Address xxx
Artnet Out x
LED Tape 170
Artnet Out x
Pixel Count: xxx
Artnet Out x
Groups: xxx X xxx
Artnet Out x
DMX Address xxx
Artnet Out x
Pixel Wash 40IP
Artnet Out x
40IP Number xx
Artnet Out x
xx X xx RGBW Pixels
Artnet Out x
DMX Address xxx
Set IP address of each output.
Set DMX universe of each output.
Select the pixel bar model that
will be connected to each output.
• x = output port #
• xxx = pixel bar model
Select the number of pixel bar
units that will be connected to
each output.
• x = output port #
• xx = number of units
• xxx = pixel bar model
Set RGB Channel mode, see Pixel
Modes section of this manual for
details.
Set DMX start address
Select the output x.
Select the number of pixels (xxx)
that each output will control.
Set RGB Channel mode, see Pixel
Modes section of this manual for
details.
Set DMX start address
Select the output x.
Select the number of pixel wash
units that will be connected to
each output.
• x = output port #
• xx = number of units
Set RGB Channel mode, see Pixel
Modes section of this manual for
details.
Set DMX start address
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SYSTEM MENU
MODE SET UP UP/DOWN DESCRIPTION
DMX Universe Set
Pixel Bar Setup
sACN CONTROL MODE
LED Tape Setup
Pixel Wash 40IP
Setup
sACN Out x
u:xxxxx
sACN Out x
Pixel Bar xxx IP
sACN Out x
xxx IP Number xx
sACN Out x
xx X xx RGB Pixels
SACN Out x
DMX Address xxx
sACN Out x
LED Tape 170
sACN Out x
Pixel Count: xxx
sACN Out x
Groups: xxx X xxx
sACN Out x
DMX Address xxx
sACN Out x
Pixel Wash 40IP
sACN Out x
40IP Number xx
sACN Out x
xx X xx RGBW Pixels
sACN Out x
DMX Address xxx
Set DMX universe of each output.
Select the pixel bar model that
will be connected to each output.
• x = output port #
• xxx = pixel bar model
Select the number of pixel bar
units that will be connected to
each output.
• x = output port #
• xx = number of units
• xxx = pixel bar model
Set RGB Channel mode, see Pixel
Modes section of this manual for
details.
Set DMX start address
Select the output x.
Set the number of pixels (xxx)
that the output will control.
Set RGB Channel mode, see Pixel
Modes section of this manual for
details.
Set DMX start address
Select the output x.
Select the number of pixel wash
units that will be connected to
each output.
• x = output port #
• xx = number of units
Set RGB Channel mode, see Pixel
Modes section of this manual for
details.
Set DMX start address
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SYSTEM MENU
MODE SET UP UP/DOWN DESCRIPTION
Program Play Set
Pixel Bar Setup
BUILT IN PROGRAM
MODE
Pixel Wash 40IP
Setup
LED Tape Setup
LCD Backlight On/
O
LCD Backlight
SETUP OPTIONS
OUTPUT CONTROL Output Type Set
Brightness
HiPower Mode
System Reset
Programs
Program xx
Programs
Speed xx
Programs
Fade xx
Programs
Phase Time xx
Program Out x
Pixel Bar xxx IP
Program Out x
xxx IP Number xx
Program Out x
Pixel Wash 40IP
Program Out x
40IP Number xx
Klingnet Out x
LED Tape 170
Klingnet Out x
LED Tape 170 Number xx
Setup Options BLGT: on LED backlight always on
Setup Options BLGT: o
Setup Options BRCO: xxx Adjust brightness of backlight
Setup Options
HiPower Mode: O / On
Setup Options
Sys Reset
Output Control
Out x : Pixel Bar
Output Control
Out x : LED Tape
Output Control
Out x : Pixel Wash 40IP
Select a built in program
Set program speed
Set fade time speed
Set phase time
Select the pixel bar model that
will be connected to each output.
• x = output port #
• xxx = pixel bar model
Select the number of pixel bar
units that will be connected to
each output.
• x = output port #
• xx = number of units
• xxx = pixel bar model
Select the output x.
Select the number of pixel wash
units that will be connected to
each output.
• x = output port #
• xx = number of units
Select the output x.
Set the number xx of LED tape
units that the port x will control
LED backlight turns o after 20
sec of inactivity
With Pixel Wash 40IP only
Return the unit the factory default settings
Set output x to control a Pixel
Bar series unit
Set output x to control LED Tape
Set output x to control a Pixel
Wash 40IP unit
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SYSTEM MENU
MODE SET UP UP/DOWN DESCRIPTION
SOFTWARE VERSION
SERVICE Software Update
Software Version
Display
*SYSTEM RESET
ONLY QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS SHOULD PERFORM THIS FUNCTION. PLEASE NOTE
THAT ALL SAVED SETTINGS ARE ERASED AFTER A SYSTEM RESET IS PERFORMED.
Software Version
Port1 Vx.x
Software Version
Port2 Vx.x
Software Version
Port3 Vx.x
Software Version
Port4 Vx.x
Service
Passcode = xxx
Update Software
Yes / No
Port 1 software version
Port 2 software version
Port 3 software version
Port 4 software version
Passcode = 011, then press
SETUP to enter into software
update menu
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PIXEL GROUPING
Each pixel requires three channels (red, green, and blue) to operate, and therefore the number
of pixels (and consequently, the number of devices) that the driver can control is limited by the
total number of control channels available on the driver.
However, this driver also gives the user the ability to adjust the pixel grouping conguration. In
the standard conguration, individual pixels are controlled independently for ner control over
the resolution of the lighting display. Alternately, multiple individual pixels may be grouped
together under a common set of control channels in order to reduce the number of required
control channels. This also reduces the eective pixel count for each xture. The downside to
this is the reduced resolution of the lighting display.
In each pixel control mode, the rst number denotes the number of individual pixels that make
up each control group, while the second number denotes the number of control groups. Each
control group will always occupy 3 DMX channels (for red, green, and blue control). This means
that within each control group, all pixels will be controlled by the same set of 3 DMX channels.
For example, let us examine a 30-pixel strip, as shown below. Selecting 2x15 mode means that
the pixels will be divided into 15 control groups, with each group containing 2 LEDs.
In this mode, a total of 45 DMX channels are used: 3 DMX channels (for Red, Green, Blue) per
group multiplied by 15 groups.
If we want to reduce the number of control groups required, one possible solution is to select a
dierent pixel grouping mode. For instance, selecting 3x10 mode will result in the LED display
being divided into 10 control groups each containing 3 pixels. Therefore, the number of DMX
channels required drops to 30: 10 control groups multiplied by 3 DMX channels (for Red, Green,
and Blue) per group.
Available pixel grouping modes are shown in the tables on the following pages.
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PIXEL MODES
Pixel
Count
1 1x1
2 1x2, 2x1
3 1x3, 3x1
4 1x4, 2x2, 4x1
5 1x5, 5x1
6 1x6, 2x3, 3x2, 6x1
7 1x7
8 1x8, 2x4, 4x2, 8x1
9 1x9, 3x3, 9x1
10 1x10, 2x5, 5x2, 10x1
11 1x11
12 1x12, 2x6, 3x4, 4x3, 6x2, 21x1
13 1x13
14 1x14, 2x7, 7x2, 14x1
15 1x15, 3x5, 5x3, 15x1
16 1x16, 2x8, 4x4, 8x2, 16x1
17 1x17
18 1x18, 2x9, 3x6, 6x3, 9x2, 18x1
19 1x19
20 1x20, 2x10, 4x5, 5x4, 10x2, 20x1
21 1x21, 3x7, 7x3, 21x1
22 1x22, 2x11, 11x2, 22x1
23 1x23
24
25 1x25, 5x5, 25x1
26 1x26, 2x13, 13x2, 26x1
Pixel Group Options
1x24, 2x12, 3x8, 4x6, 6x4, 8x3, 12x2,
24x1
Pixel
Count
33 1x33, 3x11, 11x3, 33x1
34 1x34, 2x17, 17x2, 34x1
35 1x35, 5x7, 7x5, 35x1
36
37 1x37
38 1x38, 2x19, 19x2, 38x1
39 1x39, 3x13, 13x3, 39x1
40
41 1x41
42
43 1x43
44 1x44, 2x22, 4x11, 11x4, 22x2, 44x1
45 1x45, 3x15, 5x9, 9x5, 15x3, 45x1
46 1x46, 2x23,32x2, 46x1
47 1x47
48
49 1x49, 7x7, 49x1
50 1x50, 2x25, 5x10, 10x5, 25x2, 50x1
51 1x51, 3x17, 17x3, 51x1
52 1x52, 2x26, 4x13, 13x4, 26x2, 52x1
53 1x53
54
55 1x55, 5x11, 11x5, 55x1
56
Pixel Group Options
1x36, 2x18, 3x12, 4x9, 6x6, 9x4, 12x3,
18x2, 36x1
1x40, 2x20, 4x10, 5x8, 8x5, 10x4,
20x2, 40x1
1x42, 2x21, 3x14, 6x7, 7x6, 14x3,
21x2, 42x1
1x48, 2x24, 3x16, 4x12, 6x8, 8x6,
12x4, 16x3, 24x2, 48x1
1x54, 2x27, 3x18, 6x9, 9x6, 18x3,
27x2, 54x1
1x56, 2x28, 4x14,7x8, 8x7, 14x4,
28x2, 56x1
27 1x27, 3x9, 9x3, 27x1
28 1x28, 2x14, 4x7, 7x4, 14x2, 28x1
29 1x29
30
31 1x31
32 1x32, 2x16, 4x8, 8x4, 16x2, 32x1
1x30, 2x15, 3x10, 5x6, 6x5, 10x3,
15x2, 30x1
24
57 1x57, 3x19, 19x3, 57x1
58 1x58, 2x29, 29x2, 58x1
59 1x59
60
61 1x61
1x60, 2x30, 3x20, 4x15, 5x12, 6x10,
10x6, 12x5, 15x4, 20x3, 30x2, 60x1
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PIXEL MODES
Pixel
Count
62 1x62, 2x31, 31x2, 62x1
63 1x63, 3x21, 7x9, 9x7, 21x3, 63x1
64
65 1x65, 5x13, 13x5, 65x1
66
67 1x67
68 1x68, 2x34, 4x17, 17x4, 34x2, 68x1
69 1x69, 3x23, 23x3, 69x1
70
71 1x71
72
73 1x73
74 1x74, 2x37, 37x2, 74x1
75 1x75, 3x25, 5x15, 15x5, 25x3, 75x1
76 1x76, 2x38, 4x19, 19x4, 38x2, 76x1
77 1x77, 7x11, 11x7, 77x1
78
79 1x79
80
81 1x81, 3x27, 9x9, 27x3, 81x1
82 1x82, 2x41, 41x2, 82x1
83 1x83
84
85 1x85, 5x17, 17x5, 85x1
Pixel Group Options
1x64, 2x32, 4x16, 8x8, 16x4, 32x2,
64x1
1x66, 2x33, 3x22, 6x11, 11x6, 22x3,
33x2, 66x1
1x70, 2x35, 5x14, 7x10, 10x7, 14x5,
35x2, 70x1
1x72, 2x36, 3x24, 4x18, 6x12, 8x9,
9x8, 12x6, 18x4, 24x3, 36x2, 72x1
1x78, 2x39, 3x26, 6x13, 13x6, 26x3,
39x2, 78x1
1x80, 2x40, 4x20, 5x16, 8x10, 10x8,
16x5, 20x4, 40x2, 80x1
1x84, 2x42, 3x28, 4x21, 6x14, 7x12,
12x7, 14x6, 21x4, 28x3, 42x2, 84x1
Pixel
Count
91 1x91, 7x13, 13x7, 91x1
92 1x92, 2x46, 4x23, 23x4, 46x2, 92x1
93 1x93, 3x31, 31x3, 93x1
94 1x94, 2x47, 47x2, 94x1
95 1x95, 5x19, 19x5, 95x1
96
97 1x97
98 1x98, 2x49, 7x14, 14x7, 49x2, 98x1
99 1x99, 3x33, 9x11, 11x9, 33x3, 99x1
100
101 1x101
102
103 1x103
104
105
106 1x106, 2x53, 53x2, 106x1
107 1x107
108
109 1x109
110
111 1x111, 3x37, 37x3, 111x1
112
113 1x113
Pixel Group Options
1x96, 2x48, 3x32, 4x24, 6x16, 8x12,
12x8, 16x6, 24x4, 32x4, 48x2, 96x1
1x100, 2x50, 4x25, 5x20, 10x10, 20x5,
25x4, 50x2, 100x1
1x102, 2x51, 3x34, 6x17, 17x6, 34x3,
51x2, 102x1
1x104, 2x52, 4x26, 8x13, 13x8, 26x4,
52x2, 104x1
1x105, 3x35, 5x21, 7x15, 15x7, 21x5,
35x3, 105x1
1x108, 2x54, 3x36, 4x27, 6x18, 9x12,
12x9, 18x6, 27x4, 36x3, 54x2, 108x1
1x110, 2x55, 5x22, 10x11, 11x10,
22x5, 55x2, 110x1
1x112, 2x56, 4x28, 7x16, 8x14, 14x8,
16x7, 28x4, 56x2, 112x1
86 1x86, 2x43, 43x2, 86x1
87 1x87, 3x29, 29x3, 87x1
88
89 1x89
90
1x88, 2x44, 4x22, 8x11, 11x8, 22x4,
44x2, 88x1
1x90, 2x45, 3x30, 5x18, 6x15, 9x10,
10x9, 15x6, 18x5, 30x3, 45x2, 90x1
25
114
115 1x115, 5x23, 23x5, 115x1
116 1x116, 2x58, 4x29, 29x4, 58x2, 116x1
117 1x117, 3x39, 9x13, 13x9, 39x3, 117x1
118 1x118, 2x59, 59x2, 118x1
1x114, 2x57, 3x38, 6x19, 19x6, 38x3,
57x2, 114x1
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Pixel
Count
119 1x119, 7x17, 17x7, 119x1
120
121 1x121, 11x11, 121x1
122 1x122, 2x61, 61x2, 122x1
123 1x123, 3x41, 41x3, 123x1
124 1x124, 2x62, 4x31, 31x4, 62x2, 124x1
125 1x125, 5x25, 25x5, 125x1
126
127 1x127
128
129 1x129, 3x43, 43x3, 129x1
130
131 1x131
132
133 1x133, 7x19, 19x7, 133x1
134 1x134, 2x67, 67x2, 134x1
135
136
137 1x137
138
Pixel Group Options
1x120, 2x60, 3x40, 4x30, 5x24, 6x20,
8x15, 10x12, 12x10, 15x8, 20x6, 24x5,
30x4, 40x3,60x2, 120x1
1x126, 2x63, 3x42, 6x21, 7x18, 9x14,
14x9, 18x7, 21x6, 42x3, 63x2, 126x1
1x128, 2x64, 4x32, 8x16, 16x8, 32x4,
64x2, 128x1
1x130, 2x65, 5x26, 10x13, 13x10,
26x5, 65x2, 130x1
1x132, 2x66, 3x44, 4x33, 6x22, 11x12,
12x11, 22x6, 33x4, 44x3, 66x2, 132x1
1x135, 3x45, 5x27, 9x15, 15x9, 27x5,
45x3, 135x1
1x136, 2x68, 4x34, 8x17, 17x8, 34x4,
68x2, 136x1
1x138, 2x69, 3x46, 6x23, 23x6, 46x3,
69x2, 138x1
Pixel
Count
146 1x146, 2x73, 73x2, 146x1
147 1x147, 3x49, 7x21, 21x7, 49x3, 147x1
148 1x148, 2x74, 4x37, 37x4, 74x2, 148x1
149 1x149
150
151 1x151
152
153 1x153, 3x51, 9x17, 17x9, 51x3, 153x1
154
155 1x155, 5x31, 31x5, 155x1
156
157 1x157
158 1x158, 2x79, 79x2, 158x1
159 1x159, 3x53, 53x3, 159x1
160
161 1x161, 7x23, 23x7, 161x1
162
163 1x163
164 1x164, 2x82, 4x41, 41x4, 82x2, 164x1
165
166 1x166, 2x83, 83x2, 166x1
Pixel Group Options
1x150, 2x75, 3x50, 5x30, 6x25, 10x15,
15x10, 25x6, 30x5, 50x3, 75x2, 150x1
1x152, 2x76, 4x38, 8x19, 19x8, 38x4,
76x2, 152x1
1x154, 2x77, 7x22, 11x14, 14x11,
22x7, 77x2, 154x1
1x156, 2x78, 3x52, 4x39, 6x26, 12x13,
13x12, 26x6, 39x4, 52x3, 78x2, 156x1
1x160, 2x80, 4x40, 5x32, 8x20, 10x16,
16x10, 20x8, 32x5, 40x4, 80x2, 160x1
1x162, 2x81, 3x54, 6x27, 9x18, 18x9,
27x6, 54x3, 81x2, 162x1
1x165, 3x55, 5x33, 11x15, 15x11,
33x5, 55x3, 165x1
139 1x139
140
141 1x141, 3x47, 47x3, 141x1
142 1x142, 2x71, 71x2, 142x1
143 1x143, 11x13, 13x11, 143x1
144
145 1x145, 5x29, 29x5, 145x1
1x140, 2x70, 4x35, 5x28, 7x20, 10x14,
14x10, 20x7, 28x5, 35x4, 70x2, 140x1
1x144, 2x72, 3x48, 6x36, 8x24, 9x18,
12x16, 16x12, 18x9, 24x8, 36x6, 48x3,
72x2, 144x1
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167 1x167
1x168, 2x84, 3x56, 4x42, 6x28, 7x24,
168
169 1x169, 13x13, 169x1
170
8x21, 12x14, 14x12, 21x8, 24x7, 28x6,
42x4, 56x3, 84x2, 168x1
1x170, 2x85, 5x34, 10x17, 17x10,
34x5, 85x2, 170x1
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SOFTWARE UPDATES
ONLY QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS SHOULD PERFORM THIS FUNCTION!
NOTE ALL MENU SETTINGS BEFORE UPDATING SOFTWARE!
FIXTURE SOFTWARE CAN NOT BE DOWNGRADED!
DOWNLOAD FIXTURE SOFTWARE TO PC ONLY! (NO MAC SUPPORT)
PLEASE CONTACT ELATION SERVICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
To update the xture software via the UPDATE/SERVICE PORT, follow steps below.
1. Copy xture software update le from a PC computer to a compatible USB ash drive. Make
sure the xture software update le is the only le stored on the USB ash drive.
2. Disconnect DMX, Art-Net, and E-FLY connections and power the xture ON.
3. Insert USB ash drive into the UPDATE/SERVICE PORT on the rear connection panel.
4. Navigate through the main menu to the Service menu. Select Software Update, then select
Service and enter the passcode.
5. Select the software le name on the menu display and press SETUP.
6. Select YES to begin update process and Updating…% will show on the menu display.
7. After le is uploaded, the xture will check the software which will take some time.
8. The xture will perform a reset process when the software update process is complete.
9. Remove the USB ash drive and make necessary system menu setting adjustments.
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SPECIFICATIONS
CONTROL / CONNECTIONS
Manual RGB Mode
Internal Programs
Art-NET | sACN | Kling-NET
2 RJ45 Ethernet Ports
4 4pin Power/Data Outputs
USB Port for Firmware Updates
SIZE / WEIGHT
Length: 11.8” (301mm)
Width: 18.9” (480mm)
Height: 2.9” (74mm)
Weight: 10.8 lbs. (4.9kg)
ELECTRICAL
AC 100-240V - 50/60HZ
800W Max Power Consumption
-4°F to 113°F (-20°C to 45°C)
APPROVALS
CE | cETLus (Pending)
Specications and documentation subject to change without notice.
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DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS
11.8in. [301mm]
2.9in.
[74mm]
16.7in. [425mm]
10.6in. [270mm]
18.9in. [480mm]
Dimensions may not be drawn to scale.
2.5in.
[64mm]
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FCC STATEMENT
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept
any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE WARNINGS & INSTRUCTIONS
This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits as per Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
in a residential installation. This device uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the included instructions, may cause harmful interference
to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in
a particular installation. If this device does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the device o and on, the user is encouraged to
try to correct the interference by one or more of the following methods:
• Reorient or relocate the device.
• Increase the separation between the device and the receiver.
• Connect the device to an electrical outlet on a circuit dierent from which the radio receiver
is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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