Elation RAYZOR 760 User Manual

RAYZOR 760™

user manual

©2019 ELATION PROFESSIONAL all rights reserved. Information, specifications, diagrams,

Date

Document

Version

Software

Version ≥

DMX

Channel Modes

Notes

01/18/19

1.1

TBD

TBD

Initial preliminary release.

03/27/19

1.2

1.1.1E

25 / 52 / 28 / 80

Updated preliminary release.

04/20/19

1.4

1.1.1F

25 / 52 / 28 / 80

Final full release.

04/24/19

1.6

N/C

NO CHANGE

Added Patching and FX Generator sections.

04/29/19

1.8

N/C

NO CHANGE

Updated System Menu section.

images, and instructions herein are subject to change without notice. ELATION
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ELATION PROFESSIONAL and all affiliated companies hereby disclaim any and all liabilities
for property, equipment, building, and electrical damages, injuries to any persons, and direct
or indirect economic loss associated with the use or reliance of any information contained
within this document, and/or as a result of the improper, unsafe, insufficient and negligent
assembly, 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.

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CONTENTS

General Information

4

Limited Warranty (USA Only)

5

Safety Guidelines

6

Maintenance Guidelines

8

Fixture Overview

9

Installation Guidelines

10

System Menu

14

Lighting Console Patching Guidelines

22

DMX Channel Functions and Values

27

Color Temperature Control Table

38

FX Generator Guidelines

39

RGBW Pixel FX Table

41

SparkLED FX Table

44

Error Codes

48

Specifications

49

Optional Accessories

51

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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 first contacting
customer support. Please do not discard the shipping carton in the trash. Please recycle
whenever possible.

BOX CONTENTS

Omega Brackets (x2)
Single Clamp Bracket Kit (mini-bracket, 2 bolts, 2 lock nuts)
Safety Cable
Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 Power Cable

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 [phone] | [e-mail]

ELATION SERVICE EUROPE - Monday - Friday 08:30 to 17:00 CET
[phone] | Fax [phone] | [e-mail]

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
MANUFACTURES WARRANTY. D A M A G E S R E S U LT I N G FROM MODIFICATIONS TO
THIS FIXTURE AND/OR THE DISREGARD OF SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND
GUIDELINES IN THIS MANUAL VOID THE MANUFACTURES 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

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 MANUFACTURES WARRANTY. DAMAGES RESULT IN G FR OM
MODIFICATIONS TO THIS FIXTURE AND/OR THE DISREGARD OF
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES IN THIS MANUAL VOID
THE MANUFACTURES WARRANTY AND ARE NOT SUBJECT TO ANY
WARRANTY CLAIMS AND/OR REPAIRS.

DO NOT PLUG FIXTURE INTO A DIMMER PACK!
NEVER OPEN THIS FIXTURE WHILE IN USE!
UNPLUG POWER BEFORE SERVICING FIXTURE!
NEVER TOUCH FIXTURE DURING OPERATION, AS IT MAY BE HOT!
KEEP FLAMMABLE MATERIALS AWAY FROM FIXTURE!

NEVER LOOK DIRECTLY INTO THE LIGHT SOURCE!
RETINA INJURY RISK - MAY INDUCE BLINDNESS!
SENSITIVE PERSONS MAY SUFFER AN EPILEPTIC SHOCK!

INDOOR / DRY LOCATIONS USE ONLY!

DO NOT EXPOSE FIXTURE TO RAIN AND MOISTURE!

This fixture is a sophisticated piece of electronic equipment. To guarantee a 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 (omega brackets) included with this fixture should be used for installation. Any
modifications to the fixture and/or the included mounting hardware will void the original
manufactures warranty and increase the risk of damage and/or personal injury.

MINIMUM DISTANCE TO OBJECTS/SURFACES
MUST BE 3.3 FEET (1.0 METER)
MAXIMUM TEMP OF EXTERNAL SURFACE 185° F (85°C)
MINIMUM DISTANCE OF INFLAMMABLE MATERIALS
FROM THE SURFACE 1.6 FEET (0.5 METER)

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SAFETY GUIDELINES

DO NOT TOUCH the fixture housing during operation. Turn OFF the power and allow

approximately 15 minutes for the fixture to cool down before serving.

DO NOT shake fixture, avoid brute force when installing and/or operating fixture.

DO NOT operate fixture if the power cord is frayed, crimped, damaged and/or if any of the

power cord connectors are damaged and do not insert into the fixture securely with ease.
NEVER force a power cord connector into the fixture. If the power cord or any of its
connectors are damaged, replace it immediately with a new one of similar power rating.

DO NOT block any air ventilation slots.

All fan and air inlets must remain clean and never blocked.

Allow approx. 6” (15cm) between fixture and other devices or a wall for proper cooling.

When installing fixture in a suspended environment, always use mounting hardware that is no less
than M10 x 25 mm, and always install fixture with an appropriately rated safety cable.

Always disconnect fixture from main power source before performing any type of service
and/or cleaning procedure. Only handle the power cord by the plug end, never pull out the
plug by tugging the wire portion of the cord.

During the initial operation of this fixture, a light smoke or smell may emit from the interior of
the fixture. This is a normal process and is caused by excess paint in the interior of the casing
burning off from the heat associated with the lamp and will decrease gradually over time.

Consistent operational breaks will ensure fixture will function properly for many years.

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MAINTENANCE GUIDELINES

DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE!

CLEANING

Frequent cleaning is recommended to insure proper function, optimized light output, and

an extended life. The frequency of cleaning depends on the environment in which the

fixture operates: damp, smoky or particularly dirty environments can cause greater

accumulation of dirt on the fixture’s optics. Clean the external lens surface at least every

20 days with a soft cloth to avoid dirt/debris accumulation.

NEVER use alcohol, solvents, or ammonia-based cleaners.

MAINTENANCE

Regular inspections are recommended to insure proper function and extended life.

There are no user serviceable parts inside this fixture, 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 electric check by an approved electrical engineer every three months, 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. Lose screws may fall out

during normal operation resulting in damage or injury as larger parts could fall.

Check for any deformations on the housing, color lenses, rigging hardware and rigging

points (ceiling, suspension, trussing). Deformations in the housing could allow for dust to

enter into the fixture. Damaged rigging points or unsecured rigging could cause the fixture

to fall and seriously injure a person(s).

Electric 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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FIXTURE OVERVIEW

1. Lens

2. LCD Menu Function Display

3. MODE/ESC Button

4. LEFT Button

5. ENTER Button

6. DOWN Button

7. RIGHT Button

8. UP Button

9. Carrying Handle(s)

10. 5pin DMX Input

11. 5pin DMX Output

12. RJ45 Input

13. RJ45 Output

14. Service Port

15. powerCON TRUE1 Output

16. Fuse

17. powerCON TRUE! Input

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INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

FLAMMABLE MATERIAL WARNING

Keep fixture minimum 5.0 feet (1.5m) away from flammable materials and/or pyrotechnics.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

A qualified electrician should be used for all electrical connections and/or installations.

USE CAUTION WHEN POWER LINKING OTHER MODEL FIXTURES AS THE
POWER CONSUMPTION OF OTHER MODEL FIXTURES MAY EXCEED THE MAX
POWER OUTPUT ON THIS FIXTURE. CHECK SILK SCREEN FOR AMX AMPS.

MINIMUM DISTANCE TO OBJECTS/SURFACES
MUST BE 3.3 FEET (1.0 METER)

MINIMUM DISTANCE OF INFLAMMABLE MATERIALS
FROM THE SURFACE 1.6 FEET (0.5 METER)

MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE OF EXTERNAL SURFACE
185° F (85°C)

DO NOT INSTALL THE FIXTURE IF YOU ARE NOT QUALIFIED TO DO SO!

Fixture MUST be installed following all local, national, and country commercial electrical and
construction codes and regulations.

Before rigging/mounting a single fixture or multiple fixtures to any metal truss/structure or
placing the fixture(s) on any surface, a professional equipment installer MUST be consulted
to determine if the metal truss/structure or surface is properly certified to safely hold the
combined weight of the fixture(s), clamps, cables, and accessories.

Overhead rigging requires extensive experience, including amongst others calculating
working load limits, installation material being used, and periodic safety inspection of all
installation material and the fixture. If you lack these qualifications, do not attempt the
installation yourself. Improper installation can result in bodily injury.

Fixture ambient operating temperature range is 14° to 113°F. (-10° to 45°C)
Do not use the fixture under or above this temperature.

Fixture(s) should be installed in areas outside walking paths, seating areas, or away from
areas were unauthorized personnel might reach the fixture by hand.

NEVER stand directly below the fixture(s) when rigging, removing or servicing.
Overhead fixture installation must always be secured with a secondary safety attachment,
such as an appropriately rated safety cable.

Allow approximately 15 minutes for the fixture to cool down before serving.

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INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

SINGLE CLAMP

BRACKET

OMEGA BRACKETS INSTALLATION

Insert the Omega Brackets into the matching holes on the bottom of the fixture. Secure the
Omega Brackets to the fixture by turning each quick-lock fastener ¼ turn clockwise; making
sure the fastener is completely locked. Omega Brackets can be installed into the fixture base
as illustrated below.

To mount the fixture using a single clamp, install the included Single Clamp Bracket Kit
using ONLY the included hardware as illustrated below.

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INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

SAFETY CABLE
ATTAC HME NT

CLAMP INSTALLATION

When mounting fixture to truss, be sure to secure an appropriately rated professional grade
rigging clamp to the included Omega Brackets or Single Clamp Bracket Kit using an M10
screw fitted through the center hole of the Omega Brackets or through the center hole of
the Single Clamp Bracket Kit. The fixture provides a built-in rigging point for a SAFETY
CABLE. Be sure to only use the designated rigging point for the safety cable and never
secure a safety cable to a carrying handle.

ALWAYS ATTACH AN APPROPRIATELY RATED SAFETY CABLE (NOT
INCLUDED) THAT MEETS ALL LOCAL, NATIONAL, AND COUNTRY CODES
AND REGULATIONS WHENEVER INSTALLING FIXTURE IN A SUSPENDED
ENVIRONMENT!

POWER LINKING

USE CAUTION WHEN POWER LINKING OTHER MODEL FIXTURES AS THE
POWER CONSUMPTION OF OTHER MODEL FIXTURES MAY EXCEED THE MAX
POWER OUTPUT ON THIS FIXTURE. CHECK SILK SCREEN FOR MAX AMPS.

ART-NET / sACN CONNECTION

When connecting fixture to a network switch to control multiple devices, a Gigabit
Ethernet Switch that supports IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol) is

required. Using a Gigabit Ethernet Switch that does not support IGMP can cause erratic
behavior of all connected devices to the switch. Click link below for more information
about IGMP. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Group_Management_Protocol

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INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

POTENTIAL INTERNAL FIXTURE DAMAGE FROM EXTERNAL SOURCES OF LIGHT BEAMS

External sources of light beams from direct sunlight, lighting moving head fixtures, and
lasers, which are focused directly towards the exterior housing and/or penetrate the front
lens opening of ELATION lighting fixtures, can cause severe internal damage including
burning to optics, dichroic color filters, glass and metal gobos, prisms, animation wheels,
frost filters, iris, shutters, motors, belts, wiring, discharge lamps, and LEDs.

This issue is not specific only to ELATION lighting fixtures, it is a common issue with lighting
fixtures from all manufacturers. Although there is no true way to fully prevent this issue from
happening, the guidelines below can prevent any potential damage from occurring if
followed. Contact ELATION Service for more details.

DO NOT EXPOSE THE FIXTURE AND/OR FRONT LENS OPENING TO
LIGHT BEAMS FROM DIRECT SUNLIGHT, OTHER LIGHTING MOVING
HEAD FIXTURES, AND LASERS WHILE UNPACKING, INSTALLATION, USE,
AND EXTENDED IDLE TIMES OUTDOORS. DO NOT FOCUS A LIGHT
BEAM FROM ONE LIGHTING FIXTURE DIRECTLY TOWARDS ANOTHER.

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SYSTEM MENU

The fixture includes an easy to navigate system menu. The control panel (see image below)

located on the front of the fixture, provides access to the main system menu and is where

all necessary system adjustments are made to the fixture. During normal operation, pressing

MODE/ESC button once will access the fixture’s main menu. Once in the main menu you

can navigate through the different functions and access the sub-menus with the UP, DOWN,

RIGHT, and LEFT buttons. Once you reach a field that requires adjusting, press the ENTER

button to activate that field and use the UP and DOWN buttons to adjust the field. Pressing

the ENTER button once more will confirm your setting. You may exit the main menu at any

time without making any adjustments by pressing the MODE/ESC button.

To access the LCD Menu Control Display via the internal battery, press and hold the

MODE/ESC button for 3 seconds. The LCD Menu Control Display will shut OFF

automatically about 1 minute from the last button press.

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ELATION RAYZOR 760™

S Y S T E M M E N U

Supports Software Versions: ≥ 1.1.1F

Features subject to change without notice.

*Rotation direction (Clockwise/Counterclockwise) and control of effects depends on head orientation and Pan/Tilt settings.

MAIN MENU

SUB MENU

OPTIONS / VALUES (Default Settings in BOLD)

DESCRIPTION

FUNCTION

Set Dmx Address

A001~AXXX

DMX Address Setting

Dmx Value

ALL……

DMX Value Display

Slave Mode

Slave1, Slave2, Slave3

Slave Setting

Auto Program

Master / Alone

Auto Program

INFORMATION

Time Information

Current Time

XXXX (Hours)

Fixture Run Time From Power ON

To ta l Ru n Ti me

XXXX (Hours)

Fixture Total Run Time

Last Run Time

XXXX (Hours)

Fixture Last Run Time

LastRun Password

Password=038

(PSWD Required)

Clear Last Run

ON / OFF

Clear Fixture Last Run Time

Tem p er at ur e In fo
Head Temperature

XXX C° / F °

Tem p er at ur e in F ix tu re He ad

Base Temperature

XXX C° / F °

Temperature in Fixture Base

Ethernet IP

000.000.000.000

000.000.000.000

Displays Fixture Ethernet Address

Fan Info

HeadFan1-6, BaseFan1 / 2 (Standby, Fault)

RPM Speeds of Head/Base Fans

Software Version

1U01…

≥V1.1.1F

Software Version

Error Info

Error Record 1 ~ Error Record 10

Fixture Last 10 Error Codes

PERSONALITY

Status Settings

Address via DMX

ON/OFF

Address Via DMX

No DMX Status

Close / Hold / Auto

Fixture State When NO DMX Signal

Pan Reverse

ON/OFF

Pan Reverse Movement

Tilt Reverse

ON/OFF

Tilt Reverse Movement

Pan Degree

540/360

Pan Degree Select

Tilt Degree

270/360

Tilt Degree Select

PanTiltPath

ShortestPath /
ContinuePath

Pan Tilt Path Mode
Feedback

ON/OFF

Movement Feedback

LED Degree Change

0 / 180

LED Degree Change

Hibernation

OFF, 01M~99M, 15M

Stand By Mode

Service Setting

Password

Password=050

Service Password

Clear Err. Info

ON/OFF

Clear Error Info (PSWD Required)

USB Update

YES/NO

Service Port - Software Updates
Fans Control

Auto, High, Silent

Select Fan Speeds

Display Setting
Shutoff Time

02~60m 05m

Display Shut Off Time

Display Reverse

ON/OFF

Display Reverse 180º

Key Lock

ON/OFF

Key Lock

Tem p er at ur e C/ F

Celsius/Fahren

Tem p er at ur e Sw it ch B etw ee n C˚ / F˚

Initial Status

PAN =XXX

Initial Effect Position

Select Signal

DMX Only

DMX In/Out

Art-Net

Select Art-Net

sACN

Activate sACN

Ethernet IP

000.000.000.000

Ethernet IP (PSWD Required)

Ether Mask IP

000.000.000.000

Ethernet Mask IP (PSWD Required)

Set Universe

000 - 32767

Set Art-Net Universe

Dimmer Mode

Standard, Stage, TV, Architectural,
Theatre, Stage2

Set Dimmer Mode

Refresh

1200, 900-1500, 2500, 4000, 5000, 10000,
15000, 20000, 25000 (Hz)

Set LED Refresh Rate
Dimmer Curve

Linear, Square, Inverse Square, S-Curve

Set Dimmer Curve Mode

Reset Default

ON/OFF

Password=011

Restore Factory Settings (PSWD Required)

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ELATION RAYZOR 760™

S Y S T E M M E N U

Supports Software Versions: ≥ 1.1.1F

Features subject to change without notice.

*Rotation direction (Clockwise/Counterclockwise) and control of effects depends on head orientation and Pan/Tilt settings.

MAIN MENU

SUB MENU

OPTIONS / VALUES (Default Settings in BOLD)

DESCRIPTION

Reset Function

Reset All

Reset All Motors

Reset Pan&Tilt

Reset Pan/Tilt

Reset Others

Reset Other Motors

Effect Adjust

Test Channel

PAN ……

Test function

Manual Control

PAN =XXX, ......

Fine Adjustments

Calibration

Calibration Password

Password 050 (PSWD Required)

User Mode Set

User Mode

Standard

DMX Channel Modes
Pixels

Extended

Edit Program

Select Program
Auto Pro Part1 = Program 1~10 (Program 1)

Select Programs To Be Run
Auto Pro Part2 = Program 1~10 (Program 2)

Auto Pro Part3 = Program 1~10 (Program 3)

Edit Program
Program 1

Program Test

Testing Program

:

Step 01=SCxxx

Program In Loop

Program 10

Step 64=SCxxx

Save and Exit

Edit Scenes

Edit Scene 001
~
Edit Scene 250

Pan,Tilt,……

Save and Automatically Return

--Fade Time--

--Scene Time--

Manual Scenes Edit
Input By Outside

Stores Scenes via Ext DMX Console

Rec. Controller

XX~XX

Automatic Scenes Recorder

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SYSTEM MENU

PERSONALITY - Status Settings - Address Via DMX

When ON, define the desired DMX address via an external controller.

NOTE: This process assumes the fixture DMX address is set to 001. If fixture DMX address is not at 001,
you must adjust the channel numbers accordingly in order for this feature to work.
For example: if your fixture address is 010, then Channel 1 becomes Channel 10, Channel 2 becomes
Channel 11, and Channel 3 becomes Channel 12.

1.! Connect the fixture to the external controller and power ON.

2.! Set the DMX value of Channel 1 on the controller to (7).

3.! Set the DMX value of Channel 2 on the controller to (7) or (8).
When set to (7), the DMX address can be set between (1) and (255).
When set to (8), the DMX address can be set between (256) and (511).

4.! Using Channel 3 on the controller set the desired DMX address of the fixture.

Example 1: If the desired DMX address is 57, set Channel 1 to a value of (7), set Channel
2 to a value of (7), and then set Channel 3 to a value of (57).

Example 2: If the desired DMX address is 420, set Channel 1 to a value of (7), set
Channel 2 to a value of (8), and then set Channel 3 to a value of (164). (256+164=420)

5.! After setting Channel 3 to the desired DMX address value, wait for approximately 20
seconds (some fixtures may require a longer time) for the fixture to complete the address
reset function.

PERSONALITY – Service Setting - Password (050)

The Service Password MUST be entered in order to access the service menus.

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SYSTEM MENU

PERSONALITY – Service Setting – USB Update

To u pd at e the fixture software via the UPDATE/SERVICE PORT, follow steps below.

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.

1. Copy fixture software update file from a PC computer to a compatible USB flash drive.

Make sure only the fixture software update file is stored on the USB flash drive.

2. Disconnect DMX, Art-Net, and E-FLY connections and power the fixture ON.

3. Insert USB flash drive into the UPDATE/SERVICE PORT on the rear connection panel.

4. Navigate to the Personality main menu Service Setting / USB Update sub menu.

5. Select the software file name on the menu display and press ENTER.

6. Select YES to begin update process and Updating…% will show on the menu display.

7. After file is uploaded, the fixture will check the software which will take some time.

The fixture will perform a reset process when the software update process is complete.

8. Remove the USB flash drive and make necessary system menu setting adjustments.

PERSONALITY - Display Setting – Key Lock

When ON, Control Panel buttons lock automatically after exiting main menu for 15

seconds. To u n l o c k , k e e p MODE/ESC button pressed for 3 seconds.

PERSONALITY - Reset Default (011)

ONLY QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS SHOULD PERFORM THIS FUNCTION!

NOTE: SAVED WHITE BALANCE IS ERASED AFTER A RESET IS PERFORMED!

This function restores all fixture settings to the factory default settings. The password is

011 and must be entered each time a reset is performed.

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SYSTEM MENU

EFFECT ADJUST – Test Channel

Auto test each individual channel function independently from the DMX control board.

EFFECT ADJUST – Manual Control

Select and manually test and fine adjust each individual channel function
Independently from DMX control board. This function will center PAN and TILT motors and
set dimmer to 100%. PAN and TILT functions will still operate if the fixture needs to be
positioned to a flat clear surface. With the individual functions, you can focus the light on a
flat surface (wall) and perform fine adjustments.

EFFECT ADJUST – Calibration

ONLY QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS SHOULD PERFORM THIS FUNCTION.

This function allows small adjustments to be made to the Pan, Tilt, and Zoom movements
to compensate for ware or in the event a sensor has been knocked slightly out of place.
Because improper use of this function can result in undesired operation this function has
been password protected. The password is 050 and must be entered each time the
calibration menu function is entered. Because calibration is an extremely delicate procedure,
instructions on performing this action are left out of this manual. For a first-time calibrator,
please contact our customer support team for step-by-step instructions.

EDIT PROGRAM – Rec. Controller

The fixture features an integrated DMX-recorder by which you can transmit the programmed
scenes from your DMX-controller to the moving head. Adjust the desired scene numbers via
the encoder (from – to). When you call up the scenes at your controller, they will
automatically be transmitted to the moving head.

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SYSTEM MENU

EDIT PROGRAM – Record Controller – Working with Built-In Programs

A Master unit can send up to 3 different data groups to the Slave units, i.e. a Master unit

can start 3 different Slave units, which run 3 different programs. The Master unit sends the

3 program parts in a continuous loop.

The Slave unit receives data from the Master unit according to the group which the Slave

unit was assigned to. If e.g. a Slave unit is set to “Slave 1” in the menu “Set to Slave”, the

Master unit sends “Auto Program Part 1” to the Slave unit.

If set to “Slave 2”, the Slave unit receives “Auto Program Part 2”.

To start an Auto Program, proceed as follows:

1. Slave Setting

Select “Function Mode”.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Select “Set to Slave”.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Select “Slave 1”, “Slave 2” or “Slave 3”.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Press MODE/ESC in order to return to the main menu.

2. Automatic Program Run

Select “Function Mode”.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Select “Auto Program”.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Select “Master” or “Alone”.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Press MODE/ESC in order to return to the main menu.

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SYSTEM MENU

EDIT PROGRAM – Record Controller – Working with Built-In Program [continued]

3. Program Selection for Auto Pro Part

Select “Edit Program”.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Select “Select Programs”.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Select “Auto Pro Part 1”, “Auto Pro Part 2” or “Auto Pro Part 3” and select which Slave
program is to be sent. Selection “Part 1” means, that the Slave unit runs the same
program as the master units.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Press MODE/ESC in order to return to the main menu.

4. Program Selection for Edit Program

Select “Edit Program”.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Select “Edit Program”.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Select the desired program to edit specific scenes into a specific program.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Press MODE/ESC in order to return to the main menu.

5. Automatic Scene Recording

Select “Edit Program”.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Select “Edit Scenes”.
Select desired scene numbers. A maximum of 250 scenes can be programmed.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Press MODE/ESC in order to return to the main menu.

Example:

Program 2 includes scenes: 10, 11, 12, & 13
Program 4 includes scenes: 8, 9, & 10
Program 6 includes scenes: 12, 13, 14, & 15
Auto Pro Part 1 is Program 2
Auto Pro Part 2 is Program 3
Auto Pro Part 3 is Program 6
The 3 Slave groups run the Auto Program in certain time segments. (See chart below)

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LIGHTING CONSOLE PATCHING GUIDELINES

The RAYZOR 760 is a versatile luminaire which combines two fixtures into one housing,
allowing it to produce multiple unique lighting effects typically not found in a single lighting
fixture. The DMX layout is designed to offer a variety of options for controlling each fixture
efficiently.

The main fixture contains 7x 60W RGBW pixel cells, while the SparkLED fixture contains 28
x 2W white LEDs. For ease of use the DMX layout is arranged to allow lighting consoles to
separate the fixture into multiple segments or parts. It is important to arrange the fixture in
such segments or parts especially when using the fixture in the full extended 80 channel
DMX mode. For simpler programming, reduced DMX channel modes can be used. However,
for easy recall of interesting pixel animations both the RGBW and SparkLED fixtures contain
two FX systems, one controls the RGBW cells, while the other is dedicated to the SparkLEDs.

The pixels are arranged in a grid pattern as illustrated below. (RGBW 1-7 | SparkLED 1-28)

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LIGHTING CONSOLE PATC HING GUIDELINES

PIXEL LAYOUT

PIXEL NUMBERS

RGBW Row 1

1, 2

RGBW Row 2

3, 4, 5

RGBW Row 3

6, 7

RGBW Column 1

3

RGBW Column 2

1, 3, 6

RGBW Column 3

1, 4, 6,

RGBW Column 4

4

RGBW Column 5

2, 4, 7

RGBW Column 6

2, 5, 7

RGBW Column 7

5

SparkLED Row 1

1, 2

SparkLED Row 2

3, 4, 5, 6

SparkLED Row 3

7, 8, 9, 10, 11

SparkLED Row 4

12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17

SparkLED Row 5

18, 19, 20, 21, 22

SparkLED Row 6

23, 24, 25, 26

SparkLED Row 7

27, 28

SparkLED Ring 1

1, 2, 6, 11, 17, 22, 26, 28, 27, 23, 18, 12, 7, 3

SparkLED Ring 2

4, 5, 10, 16, 21, 25, 24, 19, 13, 8

SparkLED Ring 3

9, 15, 20, 14

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LIGHTING CONSOLE PATCH GUIDELINES

Main Fixture

Master Pan, Tilt, RGBW Color, Strobe, Dimmer, Zoom, FX Controls

RGBW Cells 1-7

Red, Green, Blue, White per each individual cell

SparkLED Main

Master SparkLED Strobe, Dimmer

SparkLEDs 1-28

SparkLED Dimmer per each individual LED

ID

Ty pe

Address

1.0

RGBW Pixels Main

1

1.1

Pixel 1

22

1.2

Pixel 2

26

1.3

Pixel 3

30

1.4

Pixel 4

34

1.5

Pixel 5

38

1.6

Pixel 6

42

1.7

Pixel 7

46

1.8

SparkLED Main

50

101.1

SparkLED 1

53

101.2

SparkLED 2

54

101.3

SparkLED 3

55

101.4

SparkLED 4

56

…

…

…

101.28

SparkLED 28

80

There are also two additional parts for a master control of the RAYZOR 760, which creates
four separate control areas for the fixture. It is recommended to create fixture groups on the
lighting controller for each area of the fixture. (see below)

!

SparkLED is not available as a mode in the fixture menu but must be provided as a

console control profile for easy programming of the fixture. Use the RAYZOR 760 in
Extended mode and patch appropriate parts of the RGBW Pixels and SparkLED
fixtures on your control system to access all 80 channels.

On the lighting controller, patch the two fixture types (RGBW and SparkLED), separating the
SparkLEDs into a different ID range. (see below)

RGBW Pixels for Channels 1-52

SparkLEDs for Channels 53-80

ONYX Main and Sub Fixture ID patch example below for a single RAYZOR 760 fixture.

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LIGHTING CONSOLE PATCH GUIDELINES

ONYX screen shots below illustrate Main and Sub Fixture ID patch for a single RAYZOR 760 fixture.

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LIGHTING CONSOLE PATCH GUIDELINES

Group Name

Group Content

All RGBW Pixels Main

1

All RGBW Pixels

1.1, 1.2, 1.3 … 1.8

All SparkLEDs Main

1.8

All SparkLEDs

101.1 ,101.2 … 101.28

ONYX Groups example below for easier selection of a single RAYZOR 760 fixture.

ONYX screen shot below illustrates Groups for a single RAYZOR 760 fixture.

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DMX CHANNEL FUNCTIONS AND VALUES

ELATION RAYZOR 760™

DMX Channel Values / Functions (80 Total DMX Channels)

Supports Software Versions: ≥ 1.1.1F

Features subject to change without notice.

*Rotation direction (Clockwise/Counterclockwise) and control of effects depends on head orientation and Pan/Tilt settings.

Standard

Pixels

Extended

Value

Function

Fade

Status

Default

Value

Main Fixture Control

1 1 1

PAN

Fade

127

0-255

Movement

2 2 2

PAN F INE

Fade

127

0-255

Fine Movement

3 3 3

TILT

Fade

127

0-255

Movement

4 4 4

TILT FINE

Fade

127

0-255

Fine Movement

5 5 5

PAN RO TATE

Fade

0

0-2

Disabled

3-126

Rotating CW Fast to Slow

127-129

NO Rotation
(Fixture stops at its current position)

130-253

Rotating CCW Slow to Fast

254-255

NO Rotation
(Fixture stops at its current position)

6 6 6

TILT ROTATE

Fade

0

0-2

Disabled

3-126

Rotating CW Fast to Slow

127-129

NO Rotation
(Fixture stops at its current position)

130-253

Rotating CCW Slow to Fast

254-255

NO Rotation
(Fixture stops at its current position)

7 7 7

COLOR TEMPERAT UR E CONTROL

Fade

0

0-10

Disabled

11-171

Color Temperature
2,000K to 10,000K (100K Steps)
(See Table Page 37)

172-255

10,000K

27

Standard

Pixels

Extended

Value

Function

Fade

Status

Default

Value

8 8 8

COLOR WHEEL

Snap

0

0-9

Open

10-14

Red

15-19

Red Orange

20-24

Light Amber

25-29

Ye l lo w A mb e r

30-34

Greenish Yellow

35-39

Light Yellow Green

40-44

Dark Yellow Green

45-49

Green

50-54

Te a l

55-59

Cyan

60-64

Light Blue

65-69

Aqua

70-74

Dark Aqua

75-79

Green Blue

80-84

Light Lavender

85-89

Dark Purple

90-94

Medium Purple

95-99

Mid Rose

100-104

Mauve

105-109

Nice Magenta

110-114

Warm Magenta

115-119

Light Red

120-124

Straw

125-129

Dark CTB

130-134

Light Green

135-139

Purple

140-144

Lighter Purple

145-149

Pink

150-154

Rose

155-159

White

160-164

TBD

165-169

TBD

170-174

TBD

175-179

Open

COLOR SCROLL

180-201

CW Fast to Slow

202-207

Stop

208-229

CCW Slow to Fast

230-234

Open

RANDOM SLOTS

235-239

Fast

240-244

Medium

245-249

Slow

250-255

Open

28

Standard

Pixels

Extended

Value

Function

Fade

Status

Default

Value

9 9 9

STROBE

Snap

50

0-31

Shutter Closed

32-63

Shutter Open

64-95

Strobe Slow to Fast

96-127

Fast Close, Slow Open

128-159

Fast Open, Slow Close

160-191

Pulse Effects

192-223

Random Strobe Slow to Fast

224-255

Shutter Open

10

10

10

DIMMER

Fade

0

0-255

0 → 100%

11

11

11

DIMMER FINE

Fade

0

0-255

Fine Dimming

12

12

12

DIM MODES

Snap

0

0-20

Standard

21-40

Stage

41-60

TV

61-80

Architectural

81-100

Theatre

101-120

Stage 2

DIMMER DELAY TIME

121

0s

122

0.1s

123

0.2s

124

0.3s

125

0.4s

126

0.5s

127

0.6s

128

0.7s

129

0.8s

130

0.9s

131

1.0s

132

1.5s

133

2.0s

134

3.0s

135

4.0s

136

5.0s

137

6.0s

138

7.0s

139

8.0s

140

9.0s

141

10s

142-255

Idle

29

Standard

Pixels

Extended

Value

Function

Fade

Status

Default

Value

13

13

13

ZOOM

Fade

215
0 -215

Zoom Wide to Narrow

216-255

Overdrive Min to Max

14

14

ZOOM FINE

Fade

0

0-255

Fine Zoom

15

15

PAN / TILT SPEED

Snap

0

0-225

Max to Min Speed

226-235

Blackout When Pan / Tilt Moves

236-245

Blackout When All Wheels Change

246-255

NO Function

30

Standard

Pixels

Extended

Value

Function

Fade

Status

Default

Value

14

16

16

CONTROL

Snap

0

0-10

Idle

11-12

PanTilt Shortest Path

13-14

PanTilt Continue Path

15-16

Pan Range 540

17-18

Pan Range 360

19-20

Tilt Range 270

21-22

Tilt Range 360

23-39

Idle

40-59

Fan Mode Silent

60-79

Fan Mode Auto

80-84

Reset All

85-87

Reset Movement

88-91

Reset Zoom

92-100

Idle

100-168

Refresh Rate (Hz)

100

900

101

910

102

920

103

930

104

940

105

950

106

960

107

970

108

980

109

990

110

1000

111

1010

112

1020

113

1030

114

1040

115

1050

116

1060

117

1070

118

1080

119

1090

120

1100

121

1110

122

1120

123

1130

124

1140

125

1150

126

1160

127

1170

128

1180

129

1190

130

1200

31

Standard

Pixels

Extended

Value

Function

Fade

Status

Default

Value

14

16

16

CONTROL

Snap

0

131

1210

132

1220

133

1230

134

1240

135

1250

136

1260

137

1270

138

1280

139

1290

140

1300

141

1310

142

1320

143

1330

144

1340

145

1350

146

1360

147

1370

148

1380

149

1390

150

1400

151

1410

152

1420

153

1430

154

1440

155

1450

156

1460

157

1470

158

1480

159

1490

160

1500

161

2500

162

4000

163

5000

164

6000

165

10000

166

15000

167

20000

168

25000

169-200

Idle

201-210

Dimmer Curve Linear (default)

211-220

Dimmer Curve Square

221-230

Dimmer Curve Inverse Square

231-240

Dimmer Curve S-Curve

241-255

Idle

32

Standard

Pixels

Extended

Value

Function

Fade

Status

Default

Value

15

17

17

RGBW FX (See Table Page 34)

Snap

0

0-255

FX Selection 1 -255

16

18

18

RGBW FX SPEED

Fade

160

0–126

Rev Fast to Slow

127–128

Stop

129–255

Slow to Fast

17

19

19

SparkLED FX (See Table Page 37)

Snap

0

0-255

FX Selection 1 -255

18

20

20

SparkLED FX SPEED

Fade

160

0–126

Rev Fast to Slow

127–128

Stop

129–255

Slow to Fast

19

21

21

FX OFFSET

Snap

0

0

NO Sync

1

Fixture Offset 10 Degree

2

Fixture Offset 20 Degree

3-34

Fixture Offset…

35

Fixture Offset 350 Degree

36

Synchronized

37-100

NO Function

101–120

Random Fixtures

121-140

Random Duration

141-255

Random Pixels

33

Standard

Pixels

Extended

Value

Function

Fade

Status

Default

Value

RGBW Pixel Control

20

22

22

Red

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

21

23

23

Green

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

22

24

24

Blue

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

23

25

25

White

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

26

26

Red 2

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

27

27

Green 2

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

28

28

Blue 2

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

29

29

White 2

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

30

30

Red 3

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

31

31

Green 3

Fade

255

0 - 255

0 → 100%

32

32

Blue 3

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

33

33

White 3

Fade

255

0 - 255

0 → 100%

34

34

Red 4

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

35

35

Green 4

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

36

36

Blue 4

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

37

37

White 4

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

34

Standard

Pixels

Extended

Value

Function

Fade

Status

Default

Value

RGBW Pixel Control

38

38

Red 5

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

39

39

Green 5

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

40

40

Blue 5

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

41

41

White 5

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

42

42

Red 6

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

43

43

Green 6

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

44

44

Blue 6

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

45

45

White 6

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

46

46

Red 7

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

47

47

Green 7

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

48

48

Blue 7

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

49

49

White 7

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

35

Standard

Pixels

Extended

SparkLED

Value

Function

Fade

Status

Default

Value

SparkLED Control

SparkLED is not available as a mode in the fixture menu but must be provided as a console control profile for easy programming of the fixture.

Use the RAYZOR 760 in Extended mode and patch appropriate parts of the RGBW Pixels and SparkLED fixtures on your control system to access all

80 channels. See the Lighting Console Patch Guidelines section for further instructions.

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50

50

STROBE

Snap

50

0-31

Shutter CLOSED

32-63

Shutter OPEN

64-95

Strobe SLOW to FAST

96-127

FAST Close, SLOW Open

128-159

FAST Open, SLOW Close

160-191

Pulse Effects

192-223

Random Strobe ALL SLOW to FAST

224-254

Random Strobe Pixels SLOW to FAST

255

Sync Dimmer and Strobe with Main

25

51

51

DIMMER

Fade

0

0-255

0 → 100%

52

52

DIMMER FINE

Fade

0

0-255

Fine Dimming

53

1

SparkLED #1 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

54

2

SparkLED #2 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

55

3

SparkLED #3 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

56

4

SparkLED #4 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

57

5

SparkLED #5 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

58

6

SparkLED #6 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

59

7

SparkLED #7 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

60

8

SparkLED #8 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

61

9

SparkLED #9 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

62

10

SparkLED #10 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

63

11

SparkLED #11 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 100%

64

12

SparkLED #12 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

65

13

SparkLED #13 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

66

14

SparkLED #14 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 100%

36

Standard

Pixels

Extended

SparkLED

Value

Function

Fade

Status

Default

Value

SparkLED Control

SparkLED is not available as a mode in the fixture menu but must be provided as a console control profile for easy programming of the fixture.

Use the RAYZOR 760 in Extended mode and patch appropriate parts of the RGBW Pixels and SparkLED fixtures on your control system to access all

80 channels. See the Lighting Console Patch Guidelines section for further instructions.

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15

SparkLED #15 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

68

16

SparkLED #16 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

69

17

SparkLED #17 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

70

18

SparkLED #18 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

71

19

SparkLED #19 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

72

20

SparkLED #20 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

73

21

SparkLED #21 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

74

22

SparkLED #22 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

75

23

SparkLED #23 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

76

24

SparkLED #24 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

77

25

SparkLED #25 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

78

26

SparkLED #26 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

79

27

SparkLED #27 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

80

28

SparkLED #28 Dimmer

Fade

255

0-255

0 → 100%

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COLOR TEMPERATURE CONTROL TABLE

Color

Temperature

DMX

Value

Color

Temperature

DMX

Value

Color

Temperature

DMX

Value

2000

11

4700

65

7400

119

2050

12

4750

66

7450

120

2100

13

4800

67

7500

121

2150

14

4850

68

7550

122

2200

15

4900

69

7600

123

2250

16

4950

70

7650

124

2300

17

5000

71

7700

125

2350

18

5050

72

7750

126

2400

19

5100

73

7800

127

2450

20

5150

74

7850

128

2500

21

5200

75

7900

129

2550

22

5250

76

7950

130

2600

23

5300

77

8000

131

2650

24

5350

78

8050

132

2700

25

5400

79

8100

133

2750

26

5450

80

8150

134

2800

27

5500

81

8200

135

2850

28

5550

82

8250

136

2900

29

5600

83

8300

137

2950

30

5650

84

8350

138

3000

31

5700

85

8400

139

3050

32

5750

86

8450

140

3100

33

5800

87

8500

141

3150

34

5850

88

8550

142

3200

35

5900

89

8600

143

3250

36

5950

90

8650

144

3300

37

6000

91

8700

145

3350

38

6050

92

8750

146

3400

39

6100

93

8800

147

3450

40

6150

94

8850

148

3500

41

6200

95

8900

149

3550

42

6250

96

8950

150

3600

43

6300

97

9000

151

3650

44

6350

98

9050

152

3700

45

6400

99

9100

153

3750

46

6450

100

9150

154

3800

47

6500

101

9200

155

3850

48

6550

102

9250

156

3900

49

6600

103

9300

157

3950

50

6650

104

9350

158

4000

51

6700

105

9400

159

4050

52

6750

106

9450

160

4100

53

6800

107

9500

161

4150

54

6850

108

9550

162

4200

55

6900

109

9600

163

4250

56

6950

110

9650

164

4300

57

7000

111

9700

165

4350

58

7050

112

9750

166

4400

59

7100

113

9800

167

4450

60

7150

114

9850

168

4500

61

7200

115

9900

169

4550

62

7250

116

9950

170

4600

63

7300

117

10000

171

4650

64

7350

118

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FX GENERATOR GUIDELINES

Value

Function

RGBW FX (See Ta bl e P ag e 34 )

0-255

FX Selection 1 -255

RGBW FX Speed

0–126

Rev Fast to Slow

127–128

Stop

129–255

Slow to Fast

SparkLED FX (See Ta bl e Pag e 37 )

0-255

FX Selection 1 -255

SparkLED FX Speed

0–126

Rev Fast to Slow

127–128

Stop

129–255

Slow to Fast

Sinewave

(default)

Step

Sawtooth

Ramp Up

Ramp Down

Selection and control of the integrated FX on the RAYZOR 760 is found in the Main Fixture
section. All FX are available even in the smallest DMX control modes. (see below)

FX for RGBW and SparkLED contain a selection channel to recall the desired pattern. The
pattern direction and speed is then adjusted using the associated Speed channels. FX can
run forward or reverse and can also be frozen at any time by using “Stop”. The FX tables
show the available patterns which are grouped for easier browsing. The first 10 DMX steps
of the FX channel are used to change the type of curve for smooth or steppy FX. Once a
curve is selected its used for all FX recalled afterwards. When programming cues for fixtures,
the user must ensure to change the curve first before selecting the pattern. The fixture
defaults to the Sinewave pattern after every power cycle. (see below)

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FX GENERATOR GUIDELINES

Value

Function

FX Offset

0

NO Sync

1

Fixture Offset 10 Degree

2

Fixture Offset 20 Degree

3-34

Fixture Offset…

35

Fixture Offset 350 Degree

36

Synchronized

37-100

NO Function

101–120

Random Fixture Offset

121-140

Random Pixel Order

141-255

Random Steps

In addition to FX direction and speed control, a Sync channel allows to offset or randomize
the fixtures or the FX steps. (see below)

A full FX cycle is 360 degrees and the fixture allows offsets in 10-degree increments.
Offsetting a fixture by 180 would mean it is exactly halfway ahead through the FX cycle.
Through individual offsets or utilizing lighting consoles fan functions the fixture allows a
variety of spreads for impactful FX.

Three randomization options are provided:

Random Fixture Offset

Every fixture randomly selects any of the 36 offset points. It will then use this until the offset
is changed or random offset is selected again.

Random Pixel Order

The actual FX steps are randomized. This shuffling of the fixture order is done once, the
fixture will use this shuffled order across all FX until changed.

Random Steps

Every step is randomly chosen every time, giving the most random looks possible.

To reshuffle the randomization set the channel to Idle and reselect the desired random option.

The FX system of the RAYZOR 760 allows many different combinations by changing the
curves, offsets and speed parameters. The RGBW and SparkLED systems are separate, and
by adjusting color, dimming and strobe channels there are endless creative designs possible.

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RGBW PIXEL FX TABLE

Ty pe

Slot

DMX

Name

FX Adjustment

Waveform

0

0

OFF 1

1

Sinewave (default)

2 2

Steps

3 3

Sawtooth

4 4

Ramp Up

5 5

Ramp Down

6-10

6-10

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RGBW PIXEL FX TABLE

Ty pe

Slot

DMX

Name

FX Adjustment

Intensity

11

11

Single

Reverse, Stop, Forward

12

12

Single Bounce

Reverse, Stop, Forward

13

13

Snake

Reverse, Stop, Forward

14

14

Snake Bounce

Reverse, Stop, Forward

15

15

Rows

Reverse, Stop, Forward

16

16

Rows Bounce

Reverse, Stop, Forward

17

17

Column

Reverse, Stop, Forward

18

18

Column Bounce

Reverse, Stop, Forward

19

19

Columns 2

Reverse, Stop, Forward

20

20

Slash

Reverse, Stop, Forward

21

21

Backslash

Reverse, Stop, Forward

22

22

Slash Back

Reverse, Stop, Forward

23

23

<>

Reverse, Stop, Forward

24

24

><

Reverse, Stop, Forward

25

25

>>

Reverse, Stop, Forward

26

26

<<

Reverse, Stop, Forward

27

27

Rotating Bar

Reverse, Stop, Forward

28

28

Rotating Dot

Reverse, Stop, Forward

29

29

Rotating 2 Dot

Reverse, Stop, Forward

30

30

Ring 2 Cell

Reverse, Stop, Forward

31

31

Ring 2 Cell Overlap

Reverse, Stop, Forward

32

32

Ring 3 Cell Blend

Reverse, Stop, Forward

33

33

Ring - Center Fade

Reverse, Stop, Forward

34

34

X - Bar

Reverse, Stop, Forward

35

35

Diagonals

Reverse, Stop, Forward

36

36

Arrow Left

Reverse, Stop, Forward

37

37

Arrow Right

Reverse, Stop, Forward

38

38

2 Pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

39

39

3 Pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

40

40

4 Pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

41

41

1,2,3,4 pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

42

42

Ring Build

Reverse, Stop, Forward

43

43

Ring Build Erase

Reverse, Stop, Forward

44

44

Ring Build Erase 2

Reverse, Stop, Forward

45

45

Chase 1

Reverse, Stop, Forward

46

46

Chase 2

Reverse, Stop, Forward

47

47

Chase 3

Reverse, Stop, Forward

48

48

Chase 4

Reverse, Stop, Forward

49

49

Chase 5

Reverse, Stop, Forward

50

50

Chase 6

Reverse, Stop, Forward

51

51

Chase 7

Reverse, Stop, Forward

52

52

Chase 8

Reverse, Stop, Forward

53

53

Chase 9

Reverse, Stop, Forward

54

54

Chase 10

Reverse, Stop, Forward

55-59

55-59

60

60

Center Chase

Reverse, Stop, Forward

61

61

Center Chase 2

Reverse, Stop, Forward

62-100

62-100

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RGBW PIXEL FX TABLE

Ty pe

Slot

DMX

Name

FX Adjustment

Static Patterns

101

101

Top 2

disabled

102

102

Center 3

disabled

103

103

Bottom 2

disabled

104

104

Top a nd B ot tom

disabled

105

105

X

disabled

106

106

Ring

disabled

107

107

Center Dot

disabled

108

108

Slash

disabled

109

109

Backslash

disabled

110

110

Arrow Left

disabled

111

111

Arrow Right

disabled

112

112

<

disabled

113

113

>

disabled

114-130

114-130

disabled

Color

131-255

131-255

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SparkLED FX TABLE

Ty pe

Slot

DMX

Name

FX Adjustment

Waveform

0

0

OFF 1

1

Sinewave (default)

2 2

Steps

3 3

Sawtooth

4 4

Ramp Up

5 5

Ramp Down

6-10

6-10

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SparkLED FX TABLE

Ty pe

Slot

DMX

Name

FX Adjustment

SparkLED FX

11

11

Starfield

Reverse, Stop, Forward

12

12

1 Pixel

Reverse, Stop, Forward

13

13

2 Pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

14

14

3 Pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

15

15

4 pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

16

16

5 pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

17

17

7 pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

18

18

14 pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

19

19

Single Row

Reverse, Stop, Forward

20

20

3 Rows

Reverse, Stop, Forward

21

21

Single Column

Reverse, Stop, Forward

22

22

3 Column

Reverse, Stop, Forward

23

23

Pixel Ring Chase

Reverse, Stop, Forward

24

24

Pixel Row Chase

Reverse, Stop, Forward

25

25

Pixel Ring Chase 2

Reverse, Stop, Forward

26

26

Center Out

Reverse, Stop, Forward

27

27

Fireworks

Reverse, Stop, Forward

28

28

Ring

Reverse, Stop, Forward

29

29

Row

Reverse, Stop, Forward

30

30

Snake

Reverse, Stop, Forward

31-90

31-90

SparkLED

Lens Combos

91

91

92

92

93

93

94

94

95

95

96

96

97

97

98

98

99

99

100

100

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SparkLED FX TABLE

Ty pe

Slot

DMX

Name

FX Adjustment

Full Lens Patterns

(all SparkLED in the lens # turn on together)

101

101

Single

Reverse, Stop, Forward

102

102

Single Bounce

Reverse, Stop, Forward

103

103

Snake

Reverse, Stop, Forward

104

104

Snake Bounce

Reverse, Stop, Forward

105

105

Rows

Reverse, Stop, Forward

106

106

Rows Bounce

Reverse, Stop, Forward

107

107

Column

Reverse, Stop, Forward

108

108

Column Bounce

Reverse, Stop, Forward

109

109

Columns 2

Reverse, Stop, Forward

110

110

Slash

Reverse, Stop, Forward

111

111

Backslash

Reverse, Stop, Forward

112

112

Slash Back

Reverse, Stop, Forward

113

113

<>

Reverse, Stop, Forward

114

114

><

Reverse, Stop, Forward

115

115

>>

Reverse, Stop, Forward

116

116

<<

Reverse, Stop, Forward

117

117

Rotating Bar

Reverse, Stop, Forward

118

118

Rotating Dot

Reverse, Stop, Forward

119

119

Rotating 2 Dot

Reverse, Stop, Forward

120

120

Ring 2 Cell

Reverse, Stop, Forward

121

121

Ring 2 Cell Overlap

Reverse, Stop, Forward

122

122

Ring 3 Cell Blend

Reverse, Stop, Forward

123

123

Ring - Center Fade

Reverse, Stop, Forward

124

124

X - Bar

Reverse, Stop, Forward

125

125

Diagonals

Reverse, Stop, Forward

126

126

Arrow Left

Reverse, Stop, Forward

127

127

Arrow Right

Reverse, Stop, Forward

128

128

2 Pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

129

129

3 Pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

130

130

4 Pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

131

131

1,2,3,4 pixels

Reverse, Stop, Forward

132

132

Ring Build

Reverse, Stop, Forward

133

133

Ring Build Erase

Reverse, Stop, Forward

134

134

Ring Build Erase 2

Reverse, Stop, Forward

135

135

Chase 1

Reverse, Stop, Forward

136

136

Chase 2

Reverse, Stop, Forward

137

137

Chase 3

Reverse, Stop, Forward

138

138

Chase 4

Reverse, Stop, Forward

139

139

Chase 5

Reverse, Stop, Forward

140

140

Chase 6

Reverse, Stop, Forward

141

141

Chase 7

Reverse, Stop, Forward

142

142

Chase 8

Reverse, Stop, Forward

143

143

Chase 9

Reverse, Stop, Forward

144

144

Chase 10

Reverse, Stop, Forward

145-149

145-149

150

150

Center Chase

Reverse, Stop, Forward

151

151

Center Chase 2

Reverse, Stop, Forward

152-200

152-200

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SparkLED FX TABLE

Ty pe

Slot

DMX

Name

FX Adjustment

Full Lens Static Patterns

(all SparkLEDs in lens turn on together)

201

201

Top 2

disabled

202

202

Center 3

disabled

203

203

Bottom 2

disabled

204

204

Top a nd B ot tom

disabled

205

205

X

disabled

206

206

Ring

disabled

207

207

Center Dot

disabled

208

208

Slash

disabled

209

209

Backslash

disabled

210

210

Arrow Left

disabled

211

211

Arrow Right

disabled

212

212

<

disabled

213

213

>

disabled

214-225

214-225

disabled

SparkLED Pattern

226

226

Row 1

disabled

227

227

Row 2

disabled

228

228

Row 3

disabled

229

229

Row 4

disabled

230

230

Row 5

disabled

231

231

Row 6

disabled

232

232

Row 7

disabled

233

233

Column 1

disabled

234

234

Column 2

disabled

235

235

Column 3

disabled

236

236

Column 4

disabled

237

237

Column 5

disabled

238

238

Column 6

disabled

239

239

Column 7

disabled

240

240

Ring 1

disabled

241

241

Ring 2

disabled

242

242

Ring 3

disabled

243-255

243-255

disabled

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ERROR CODES

Error Codes are subject to change without any prior written notice.

ERROR CODES

DESCRIPTION

PAN Er

Movement is not located in the default position after the reset.
This message will appear after a fixture reset if the magnetic­indexing circuit malfunctions (sensor failed, or magnet is missing)
or there is a motor failure (defective motor or a defective motor IC
drive on the main PCB). This error may also be displayed if the
head/yoke was blocked during a reset function.

TILT Er

Zoom Er

Movement is not located in the default position after the reset. This
message will appear after a fixture reset if the magnetic-indexing
circuit malfunctions (sensor failed, or magnet is missing) or there is
a motor failure (defective motor or a defective motor IC drive on
the main PCB).

When power is applied, the unit will automatically enter a “Reset/Test” mode. This mode brings all the

internal motors to a home position. If there is an internal problem with one or more of the motors an error

code will flash in the display in the form of “XXer” were as XX will represent a function number. For

example, when the display shows “0Er” it means there is some type of error with the Pan motor. If there

are multiple errors during the start-up process they will all flash in the display. For example: if the fixtures

has errors on Channel 1, 2, and 5 all at the same time, you will see the error message “01Er”, “02Er”,

and ”05Er” flash repeated 5 times.

If an error does occur during the initial start-up procedure the fixture will self-generate a second reset

signal and try to realign all the motors and correct the errors. If the error persists after a second attempt

a third attempt will be made. If after a third attempt all the errors have not been corrected the fixture will

make the following determinations:

•! 3 or More Errors - The fixture cannot function properly with three or more errors therefore the

fixture will place itself in a stand-by mode until subsequent repairs can be made.

•! Less Than 3 Errors - The fixture has less than 3 errors; therefore, most other functions will work

properly. The fixture will attempt to operate normally until the errors can be correct by a technician.

The errors in question will remain flashing in the display as a reminder of internal errors.

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SPECIFICATIONS

SOURCE

(7) 60W Osram RGBW LEDs
(28) 2W White SparkLED™
50,000 Hour Average LED Life*

*May vary depending on several factors including but not limited to:
Environmental Conditions, Power/Voltage, Usage Patterns (On-Off Cycling), Control, and Dimming.

EFFECTS

Motorized Zoom
Linear Color Temperature Presets (2,000-10,000K)
RGBW Color Mixing and Pixel Control
White SparkLED! Lens Effect
Color Presets and Macros
Electronic Strobe and Variable Dimming Curves
16-bit Dimming

COLOR

RGBW

CONTROL / CONNECTIONS

3 DMX Channel Modes (25 / 52 / 80)
360° Continuous Pan and Tilt Movement
DMX Adjustable Refresh Rate (900 -25000 Hz)
(6) Button Touch Panel
Full Color 180° Reversible LCD Menu Display
5pin XLR DMX In/Out
RJ45 etherCON In/Out (Art-Net, sACN)
Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 Power In/Out
USB Connection (Firmware Updates)

SIZE / WEIGHT

Length: 13.4 in (340.4mm)
Width: 8.58 in (218.0mm)
Height: 16.67 in (423.4mm)
Weight: 27.0 lbs. (12.2kg)

ELECTRICAL / THERMAL

AC 100-240V - 50/60Hz
650W Max Power Consumption
14°F to 113°F (-10°C to 45°C)

APPROVALS / RATINGS

CE | IP20

Specifications and improvements in the design of this unit and this manual are subject to change without notice.

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DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS

MODE
/ ESC

Pres s <M od e> 3 s e co n ds to a ct iv at e d is p la y!

R AY Z O R 7 6 0

340.4mm(13.4in)

98 mm( 3. 86 in)

27 2 mm( 1 0 . 7 in)

349.5mm(13.8in)

218mm(8.58in)

44 8 . 2m m( 1 7 . 6 5 in)

217.5mm(8.56in)

42 3 . 4m m( 1 6 . 6 7 in)

22 4 . 5m m( 8 . 84in)

106 mm( 4. 17 in)

MODE
/ ESC

Pres s < Mod e > 3 s e c on ds to a ct iv at e d is p la y!

R AY Z O R 7 6 0

14 0 . 9 mm( 5 . 5 5 in)

107m m(4 .21in )

10 9 mm ( 4 . 2 9 i n)

Specifications and improvements in the design of this unit and this manual are subject to change without notice.

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OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

ORDER CODE

ITEM

TRIGGER CLAMP

Heavy Duty Wrap Around Hook Style Clamp

SCABLE60

Safety Cable 24” (610mm) 60 lbs. (27kg) Rating

AC5PDMX5PRO

5 ft. (1.5m) 5pin PRO DMX Cable

CAT6PRO5

5 ft. (1.5m) CAT6 etherCON Cable

NEU096

5 ft. (1.5m) powerCON TRUE1 Power Link Cable

Additional Cable Lengths Available

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 off 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 different from which the radio receiver is connected.

•! Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Europe Energy Saving Notice
Energy Saving Matters (EuP 2009/125/EC)
Saving electric energy is a key to help protecting the environment. Please turn off all electrical products when
they are not in use. To avoid power consumption in idle mode, disconnect all electrical equipment from power
when not in use. Thank you

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