Elation ProTron LED User Manual

ProTron LED

USER MANUAL

Version 2.0 24-004-3533-00

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE

About this Manual Included Items Accessories

ProTron LED Luminaire Power Input Cables (North American Models Only) ProTron LED Luminaire Accessories

ProTron LED LUMINAIRE OVERVIEW

ProTron LED Luminaire Components

Major Luminaire Components LCD Display / Menu System

INSTALLATION AND SET UP

Power Requirements

AC Power Operation

Connecting Power

Connecting LED Luminaires to AC PowerProTron Connecting to the DMX512 Network Mounting Luminaire

OPERATION AND PROGRAMMING

LCD Display and Menu System LCD Display and Menu System Operation Edit a Preset

Settings Status

Dimming Curve Selection

ProTron LED Luminaires Menu Tree

Master / Slave Operational Mode

DMX CONTROL

Single Channel Mode Three Channel Mode Four Channel Mode 16-Bit Mode Custom Mode Zone Mapping Mode ProTron LED Luminaire RDM Parameter IDs

CLEANING AND CARE

Special Cleaning and Care Instructions Front Lens Cleaning Service and Maintenance

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

APPENDIX

ProTron LED Luminaire Operational Specifications

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APPENDIX II

ProTron LED Luminaire Dimensions

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PREFACE

1. About this Manual

The document provides installation and operation instructions for the following products:

LED LuminaireProTron

Please read all instructions before installing or using this product. Retain this manual for future reference. Additional product information and descriptions may be found on the product specification sheet.

Note: The LED Luminaire is univProTron ersal voltage 100 to 240 VAC (auto-ranging).

2. Included Items

Each LED LuminaProTron ire includes the following items:

LED Luminaire ProTron

Installation and User’s Manual (this document)

3. Accessories

P roTron LED Luminaire Power Input Cables (North American Models Only)

ProTron LED Luminaire Accessories

Part Number Description

PC1BE

ProTron LED Luminaire AC Power Input Cable (39 inches / 1 meter), Powercon with Bare End* (*Note, user supplies and installs own AC input connector)

PC1GP

ProTron Stagepin Connector LED Luminaire AC Power Input Cable (39 inches / 1 meter), Powercon with

PC1GTL

ProTron Twistlock Connector LED Luminaire AC Power Input Cable (39 inches / 1 meter), Powercon with

PC1GR

ProTron Edison Connector LED Luminaire AC Power Input Cable (39 inches / 1 meter), Powercon with

PC3BE

ProTron End LED Luminaire AC Power Input Cable (9.8 Feet / 3 meter), Powercon with Bare

PC8BE

ProTron End LED Luminaire AC Power Input Cable (26 Feet / 8 meter), Powercon with Bare

PC8GR

ProTron Connector LED Luminaire AC Power Input Cable (26 Feet / 8 meter), Powercon with Edison

Part Number Description

MC Mega Claw, Black, Anodized

SC Molded Yoke C-Clamp

HC Light Weight Half Coupler

82003 Safety Cable

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ProTron LED LUMINAIRE OVERVIEW

1. ProTron LED Luminaire Components

Major Luminaire Components

Figure 1: ProTron LED Luminaire Components

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DMX512 /

AC Input

RDM Input

DMX512 /

AC Output

RDM Output

Yoke Assem bly

High Int ensity LED Array

Yoke(Tilt) Position Lockin g handle

Lumina ire Head Assemb ly

Tru ss Hook / Clamp* Attach ment Point

Safety ca ble anc hor point

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LCD Display / Menu System

Figure 2: LCD Display & Menu System

Note: For Menu operation and programming details, refer to "LCD Display and Menu System" on page 9.

LEFT Arro w Bu tton

RIGH T Arrow B utton

CHEC K MARK(OK) Bu tton

EXIT Butto n

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INSTALLATION AND SET UP

1. Power Requirements

The ProTron LED Luminaire operates on AC input voltages from 100 to 240 VAC.

WARNING! This unit does not contain an ON/OFF switch. Always disconnect power input cable to completely remove power from unit when not in use.

AC Power Operation

When connected to an AC source, the unit operates on 100 to 240 volts AC (+/- 10%, auto-ranging). The luminaire contains an auto-ranging power supply. Each luminaire can draw up to 150 Watts.

WARNING!

Maximum amount of units that may be daisy-chained is (A) 10 units 100 ~ 120VAC (15 Amps) or (B)

20 (15 Amps).units 230 ~ 240VAC

Note:

For wiring of AC input connector, refer to "Connecting ProTron LED Luminaires to AC Power" on page 6

The ProTron LED Luminaires has to be cooled down for 20min after it continuously works for 30 minutes.

Keep working continuously will do great harm to the luminaire.

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2. Connecting Power

Units can be powered in one of two ways:

Direct connection to an AC power sour ce using an AC input cable. For wiring of AC input connector, refer to "Con-

necting LED Luminaires to AC Power" on page 6ProTron .

Connection from the AC output of another ProTron LED Luminaire. When using this method, it is very important

to connect any other type of equipment device. not

WARNING! Only connect other ProTron LED Luminaires to the AC Output (Thru) connector of an ProTron LED

Luminaire.

Connecting ProTron LED Luminaires to AC Power

Table 2 on page 7 describes how to connect power to your ProTron L ED Luminaire. Field wiring of the ProTron LED Luminaire is straight forward. A total of 3 wires/conductors is supplied from the unit. The following wiring scheme is used:

Table 1: ProTron LED Luminaire Voltage (VAC) vs. Current*

Voltage (AC) Total Current (A) Voltage (AC) Total Current (A)

100 1.50 180 0.83

110 1.36 190 0.79

120 1.25 200 0.75

130 1.15 210 0.70

140 1.07 220 0.68

150 1.00 230 0.65

160 0.94 240 0.63

170 0.88

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Or there w ill be an power r eduction fu nction added, when the power output is at 100 % for 30 min ,

the powe r output will b e deduced to 50 % gradually; when the power output is lower t han 100%, the p ower

output w ill also be ded uced to 50% gra dually, but will tak e more than 30 mi n to finish the d eduction.

contin uously

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Table 2: ProTron LED Luminaire (IP65 Rated Models) AC Input Connections

Figure 3: ProTron LED Luminaire AC Input & Output Connections

CAUTION: In the event the AC input cable of this luminaire is damaged, it must be replaced, by the user, with an

approved cable through an Authorized Dealer or Service Center.

3. Connecting to the DMX512 Network

Basic DMX512 installation consists of connecting multiple ProTron LED Luminaires together (up to 32 luminaires) in "daisy-chain" fashion. A cable runs from the control console (or DMX512 control source) to the DMX connector

on the first LED Luminaire. ProTron the first unit to a DMXAnother cable runs from the other DMX connector on

connector on the next ProTron LED Luminaire (or DMX512 device to be controlled).

Figure 4: ProTron LED Luminaire DMX512 Input / Output Connections

Back of Unit

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Note: For more information on DMX512 networking and systems, refer to "Additional Resources for DMX512" on

page 1. For ProTron LED Luminaire DMX Mapping, refer to "DMX CONTROL" on page 13

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DMX512 /

AC Input

RDM Input

DMX512 /

AC Output

RDM Output

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Figure 5: ProTron LED Luminaire - DMX512 Connections

4. Mounting Luminaire

ProTron LED Luminaires

The LED Luminaires are designed to sit directly on its yoke assembly in a floor installation application. ProTron When used in this type of application, loosen the locking handle securing the inner shown inportion of the yoke assembly and out (as Figure 6). Be sure to leave enough soace around the luminaire to allow proper, uninterrupted airflow for cooling.

Figure 6: Floo r Mo unting

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DMX512

DMX512 (out from first

to second luminaire)

DMX512 (out to the next

luminaire or DMX512

controlled device)

(from console or control device)

Yoke( Tilt) P ositi on Loc king ha ndle

Truss / Hanging Applications

The ProTron LED is provided with the ability to hang via truss hooks, clamps, etc. (sold separately).

Safety Cable Anchor Point

Truss Hook or Clamp (sold separately)

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OPERATION AND PROGRAMMING

1. LCD Display and Menu System

The LED Luminaire’ProTron followings LCD Display and Menu System provides local control for accessing the

fixture’s settings:

Presets (Standard and User Defined) Fixture Settings

Effects(Chases - preloaded and user defined)

Current Fixture Operational Status

Setting the DMX512 Address

Note: If there are multiple luminaires in a system, changes would need to be made at each LCD Menu as desired.

Upon power up, the LCD will display the main screen showing menu of ProTron LED. User can use “ ” and “ ” to select then enter the desired function menu.

Figure 7: LCD Display and Menu System

2. LCD Display and Menu System Operation

The LCD Display Menu system consists of several categories. Upon power up, the LCD will display the main menu automatically. There are totally 4 menus available including Preset, Chase, Settings and Status. When the

navigate and desired menu item is reached, press OK button to display the menu options and to configure the

LEFT Arro w Bu tton

RIGH T Arrow B utton

CHEC K MARK(OK) Bu tton

LCD Di splay

EXIT Butto n

To navigate and access menu settings/selections:

Step 1. Make sure unit is powered and turned on.

Step 2. Press the desired button to access menu categories.

Step 3. Use “ ” and “ ” arrow buttons to navigate through

Step 4. Make changes as desired.

Press OK button to accept changes.

the various options and settings.

menu options as required.

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Press CH ECK MARK(OK )button to ac cess Preset Select.

Press CH ECK MARK(OK )button to ac cess Chase.

Press CH ECK MARK(OK )button to ac cess Settings.

Press CH ECK MARK(OK )button to ac cess Status.

Use LEFT and RIG HT arrow buttons to s croll throu gh all preset s and sele ct Preset x(0 t hru 31).

Use LEFT and RIG HT arrow buttons to s croll throu gh all menus, includ ing Chase Sel ect, Master Inten sity, Strobe Rate, Strob e Durati on and Edit Use rcha se.

Use LEFT and RIG HT arrow buttons to s croll throu gh all menus.

Once at de sired prese t, use LEFT and RIGHT arrow b uttons to adjust p arameter va lue as desire d. Once all values are adjusted as desire d, press CHEC K MARK(OK)b utton.

Once at de sired menu, u se LEFT and RIGHT arrow but tons to adjust p arameter va lue as desire d. Once all values are adjusted as desire d, press CHEC K MARK(OK)b utton.

Once at de sired menu, u se LEFT and RIGHT arrow but tons to check th e related fix ture inform ation.

Press CH ECK MARK(OK )button to se lect the desired menu among

Intens ity, Strobe Rate, Du ration and Ef fects, Zone1, Z one2, Zone3 an d Zone4.

Press CH ECK MARK(OK )button to se lect the desired menu.

Press CH ECK MARK(OK )button to se lect the desired menu among Ge neral, Fact ory Default , DMX and Displ ay.

Press CH ECK MARK(OK )button to se lect the desired menu among LE D Current Level, Temper ature, and Other Inform ation.

If savin g preset, pre ss CHECK MARK (OK) button. Confirm choice.

Save pre set menu opti on will appea r. Us e LEFT and RIGHT arrow button s to select pre set number.

Settings

Status

Note: Fo r more inform ation about P reset, Settings and Status, please refe r to “ LED Lumi naire Menu Tre e”

on page 11.

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To check t he fixture operat ional statu s:

..P reset E dit

1. In tensi ty

..C hase

1. Ch ase Sel ect

Setti ngs

1. Gene ral

Sta tu s

1. LED Le vel

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4. LED Luminaire Menu TreeProTron

Figure 8: ProTron LED Luminaire Menu Tree

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