Eliminator MEGA HEX L PAR User guide

MEGA HEX L PAR

User Manual

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Eliminator Lighting

6122 S. Eastern Ave. Los Angeles, CA. 90040

323-582-2650 | Fax [phone] | www.adj.com | [e-mail]

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Junostraat 2 6468 EW Kerkrade, The Netherlands
[phone] | Fax [phone]

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[phone]

DOCUMENT VERSION

Due to additional product features and/or enhancements, an updated version of this
document may be available online.

Please check www.adj.com for the latest revision/update of this manual before
beginning installation and/or programming.

Date

08/10/23 1.0 1.00

Document

Version

Software

Version >

DMX Channel Mode Notes

6 / 8 / 9 / 12 / 14 / 15 /

17 Ch

Initial release

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CONTENTS

General Information 4

Limited Warranty (USA Only) 5

Warranty Registration | Features 6

Safety Guidelines 7

Overview 10

Installation Guidelines 11

Accessory Installation 15

IR Remote 16

Remote Device Management (RDM) 18

System Menu 19

Operation Modes 23

Primary-Secondary Set Up 26

DMX Setup 27

DMX Traits 30

Color Macros Chart 32

White Color Temperature Chart 33

Dimmer Curve 34

Power Linking | Cleaning 35

Specications 36

Dimensional Drawings 37

FCC Statement 38

3

GENERAL INFORMATION

INTRODUCTION

Please read and understand all instructions in this manual carefully and thoroughly before attempting to

operate these products. These instructions contain important safety and use information. This product
is intended for use by professionally trained personnel only, and is not suitable for private use.

UNPACKING

This xture 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 appears
to be damaged, carefully inspect the unit for damage and be sure all accessories necessary to operate
the unit 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 kit to your dealer without

rst contacting customer support at the number listed below. Please do not discard the shipping carton

in the trash. Please recycle whenever possible.

CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Tel: [phone] | Fax: [phone]

www.adj.com | [e-mail]

WARRANTY RETURNS

All returned service items, whether under warranty or not, must be freight pre-paid and accompanied by 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 an R.A. number clearly marked on the outside of the

package will be refused and returned at customer’s expense. You may obtain an R.A. number by contacting

customer support.

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LIMITED WARRANTY (USA ONLY)

A. Eliminator Lighting, an ADJ Products, LLC brand, hereby warrants, to the original purchaser, Eliminator

Lighting products to be free of manufacturing defects in material and workmanship for a prescribed

period from the date of purchase (see specic warranty period on reverse). 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, you must obtain a Return Authorization number (RA#) before sending back the

product-please contact ADJ Products, LLC Service Department at 800-322-6337. Send the product
only to the Eliminator Lighting factory. All shipping charges must be pre-paid. If the requested repairs

or service (including parts replacement) are within the terms of this warranty, Eliminator Lighting
will pay return shipping charges only to a designated point within the United States. If the entire

instrument is sent, it must be shipped in its original package. No accessories should be shipped

with the product. If any accessories are shipped with the product, Eliminator Lighting shall have no
liability whatsoever for loss of or damage to any such accessories, or for the safe return thereof.

C. This warranty is void of the serial number has been altered or removed; if the product is modied

in any manner which Eliminator Lighting concludes, after inspection, affects the reliability of the
product, if the product has been repaired or service by anyone other than ADJ Products, LLC factory

unless prior written authorization was issued to purchaser by Eliminator Lighting; if the product is

damaged because not properly maintained as set forth in the instruction manual.

D. This is not a service contact, and this warranty does not include maintenance, cleaning or periodic

check up. During the period specied above, Eliminator Lighting will replace defective parts at
its expense with new or refurbished parts, and will absorb all expenses for warrant service and
repair labor by reason of defects in material or workmanship. The sole responsibility of Eliminator

Lighting under this warranty shall be limited to the repair of the product, or replacement thereof,
including parts, at the sole discretion of Eliminator Lighting. All products covered by this warranty

were manufactured after August 15, 2012, and bear identifying marks to that effect.

E. Eliminator Lighting reserves the right to make changes in design and/or 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 products described above. Except to the extent prohibited by applicable law, all implied warranties

made by Eliminator Lighting in connection with this product, including warranties of merchantability

or tness, are limited in duration to the warranty period set forth above. And no warranties, whether
expressed or implied, including warranties of merchantability or tness, shall apply to this product
after said period has 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 Eliminator Lighting

be liable for any loss or damage, direct or consequential, arising out of the use of, or inability to use,
this product.

G. This warranty is the only written warranty applicable to Eliminator Lighting products and supersedes

all prior warranties and written descriptions of warranty terms and conditions heretofore published.

LIMITED WARRANTY PERIODS

• All Eliminator Lighting products (except laser diodes) = 1-year (365 days) Limited Warranty

(Such as: Special Effect Lighting, Intelligent Lighting, UV lighting, Strobes, Fog Machines, Bubble
Machines, Mirror Balls, Par Cans, Trussing, Lighting Stands etc. excluding LED and lamps)

• Laser Products = 1 Year (365 Days) Limited Warranty (excludes laser diodes which have 6

month limited warranty)

• Batteries = 180 Day Limited Warranty (excluding batteries which have a 180 day limited warranty)

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WARRANTY REGISTRATION

Please fill out the enclosed warranty card to validate your purchase. All returned service items,
whether under warranty or not, must be freight pre-paid and accompanied by 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
included in the shipping carton. If the unit is under warranty, you must provide a copy of your proof
of purchase invoice. You may obtain an R.A. number by contacting our customer support team. All
pack-ages returned to the service department not displaying an R.A. number on the outside of the
package will be returned to the shipper.

FEATURES

The Eliminator Mega Hex L Par is a compact, LED Par with 4 x 20-Watt, 6-IN-1 (RGBLA + UV) LEDs
and Eliminator’s patented “sit-flat” design so that it may sit directly on the ground or inside truss. It
includes the UC IR24 wireless IR remote control.

INCLUDED ITEMS

• Power Cord (x1)

• UC IR24 wireless remote controller (x1)

• 20-degree Filter (x1)

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SAFETY GUIDELINES

To guarantee a smooth operation, it is important to follow all instructions and guidelines in this manual.
Eliminator Lighting is not responsible for injury and/or damages resulting from the misuse of this xture
due to the disregard of the information printed in this manual. Only qualied and/or certied personnel
should perform installation of this xture and only the original rigging parts included with this xture
should be used for installation. Any modications to the xture 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, AS 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.

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 FIXTURE SURFACE MAY BE HOT!

AMBIENT OPERATING TEMPERATURE RANGE IS FROM -4°F TO 113°F (- 20°C TO
45°C). DO NOT OPERATE WHEN AMBIENT TEMPERATURE FALLS OUTSIDE THIS
RANGE!
DO NOT TOUCH THE HOUSING WITH BARE HANDS DURING OPERATION, AS
SURFACES MAY BE HOT! TURN OFF THE POWER AND ALLOW ABOUT 15 MINUTES
FOR THE UNIT TO COOL DOWN BEFORE REPLACING OR SERVICING.
KEEP FLAMMABLE MATERIALS AWAY FROM FIXTURE!

IF THE FIXTURE IS EXPOSED TO ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE CHANGES SUCH
AS RELOCATION FROM AN OUTDOOR COLD TO AN INDOOR WARM ENVIRONMENT,
DO NOT POWER THE FIXTURE ON IMMEDIATELY. INTERNAL CONDENSATION AS
A RESULT OF ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE CHANGE CAN CAUSE INTERNAL
FIXTURE DAMAGE. LEAVE THE FIXTURE POWERED OFF UNTIL IT HAS REACHED
ROOM TEMPERATURE BEFORE POWERING ON.

NEVER LOOK DIRECTLY INTO THE LIGHT SOURCE! RETINA INJURY RISK - MAY
INDUCE BLINDNESS! SENSITIVE PERSONS MAY SUFFER AN EPILEPTIC SHOCK!
THIS IS A RISK GROUP 3 (HIGH RISK) PRODUCT ACCORDING TO EN 62471 AND
IEC/TR 62778. THE LUMINAIRE SHOULD BE POSITIONED 63 METERS OR MORE
FROM THE OUTPUT OF THE FIXTURE TO REDUCE OR ELIMINATE EXPOSURE.

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SAFETY GUIDELINES

RISK GROUP 3 - RISK OF EXPOSURE TO ULTRAVIOLET UV RADIATION!

FIXTURE EMITS HIGH INTENSITY WAVELENGTH OF ULTRAVIOLET UV LIGHT FROM THE UV
COLOR FILTER.

WEAR PROPER EYE AND SKIN PROTECTION. AVOID PROLONGED PERIODS OF EXPOSURE
TO UV COLOR FILTER.

AVOID WEARING WHITE COLOR CLOTHING AND/OR USING UV PAINTS ON SKIN. AVOID
DIRECT EYE AND/OR SKIN EXPOSURE AT DISTANCES LESS THAN 11 feet (3.3m).

DO NOT OPERATE FIXTURE WITH DAMAGED/MISSING EXTERNAL COVERS.

DO NOT LOOK DIRECTLY INTO THE UV LIGHT AND/OR VIEW UV LIGHT DIRECTLY WITH
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS THAT MAY CONCENTRATE THE LIGHT/RADIATION OUTPUT.

INDIVIDUALS SUFFERING FROM A RANGE OF EYE CONDITIONS, SUNLIGHT EXPOSURE
DISORDERS, OR INDIVIDUALS USING PHOTOSENSITIVE MEDICATION, MAY EXPERIENCE
DISCOMFORT IF EXPOSED TO THE ULTRAVIOLET UV LIGHT EMITTED FROM THE UV LED.

8

SAFETY GUIDELINES

THIS FIXTURE IS COMPOSED OF SOPHISTICATED ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS. TO
GUARANTEE SMOOTH OPERATION, IT IS IMPORTANT TO FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
AND GUIDELINES IN THIS MANUAL. ELIMINATOR LIGHTING 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. ONLY CERTIFIED PERSONNEL SHOULD
PERFORM INSTALLATION OF THIS FIXTURE.

• PROTECTION CLASS 1 - FIXTURE MUST BE PROPERLY GROUNDED.

• THERE ARE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE THIS UNIT.

• DO NOT ATTEMPT ANY REPAIRS YOURSELF, AS 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.

• 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!

• RETINA INJURY RISK - MAY INDUCE BLINDNESS! NEVER LOOK DIRECTLY INTO THE LIGHT

SOURCE!

• SENSITIVE PERSONS MAY SUFFER AN EPILEPTIC SHOCK!

• INDOOR / DRY LOCATIONS USE ONLY!

• DO NOT EXPOSE FIXTURE TO RAIN AND MOISTURE!

• MINIMUM DISTANCE TO OBJECTS/SURFACES IS 1.6 FEET (0.5 METERS)

• MINIMUM DISTANCE TO FLAMMABLE MATERIALS FROM THE SURFACE IS 8.5 INCHES (22

CM).

• DO NOT TOUCH the xture housing during operation. Turn OFF the power and allow

approximately 15 minutes for the xture to cool down before serving.

• DO NOT shake xture, and avoid brute force when installing and/or operating xture.

• DO NOT operate xture 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 xture securely with ease.

• NEVER force a power cord connector into the xture. If the power cord or any of its connectors

are damaged, replace it immediately with a new one of the same power rating.

• DO NOT block any air ventilation slots. All fan and air inlets must remain clean and never blocked.

Allow approx. 20” (15cm) between xture and other devices or a wall for proper cooling.

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

• Always disconnect xture 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 xture, a light smoke or smell may emit from the interior of the

xture. 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 xture will function properly for many years.

• Only use original packaging and materials to transport the xture in for service.

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OVERVIEW

DMX

Out

Display

Screen

Yoke

Adjustment

Knob

Power

Out

Mounting

Yoke

Yoke

Adjustment

Knob

DMX

In

Mode

Button

Setup

Button

Down

Button

Up

Button

Power

In

Fuse

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INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

FLAMMABLE MATERIAL WARNING

Keep xture at least 7.9in. (0.2m) away from any ammable materials, decorations,

pyrotechnics, etc.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

A qualied electrician should be used for all electrical connections and/or

installations.

MINIMUM DISTANCE TO OBJECTS/SURFACES MUST BE 1.6 FEET (0.5 METERS)

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 the xture to any metal truss/structure or placing the
xture on any surface, a professional equipment installer MUST be consulted to determine if the metal
truss/structure or surface is properly certied to safely hold the combined weight of the xture, clamps,

cables, and accessories.

Overhead xture 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.

Fixture ambient operating temperature range is -4°F to 113°F. (-20°C to 45°C). Do not use this xture
when ambient temperature falls outside of this range!

Fixture should be installed away from walking paths, seating areas, or areas where unauthorized
personnel might reach the xture by hand.

NEVER stand directly below the xture when rigging, removing, or servicing.

Allow approximately 15-minutes for the xture to cool down before servicing.

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INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

NOTICE: The suitable environmental temperature for this lighting xture is -4˚F to 113˚F (-20˚C to

45˚C). Do not place this lighting xture in an environment where the temperatures fall outside of this
range. This will allow the xture to run at its best and help prolong the xture life.

MOUNTING

CLAMP

SAFETY

CABLE

LOOPED

AROUND

MOUNTING

YOKE

MOUNTING

YOKE

Align the hole of a mounting clamp with the hole in the mounting yoke, then insert an M12 screw through
the aligned holes and secure in place with a locking nut. Loop one end of an appropriately rated safety
cable (not included) around the mounting yoke, and attach the other end to a secure mounting surface
or mounting point. The clamp should be rated for at least 10 times the weight of the xture, and

the safety cable should be rated for at least 12 times the weight of the xture. Never stand directly

below the unit when mounting, removing, or servicing the unit.

Overhead mounting requires extensive experience, including calculating working load limits, installation

material being used, and periodic safety inspection of all installation material and unit. If you lack these

qualications, do not attempt the installation yourself.

NOTE: These installations should be checked by a skilled person once a year.

SAFETY CABLE

ALWAYS ATTACH A SAFETY CABLE WHENEVER INSTALLING THIS FIX-

TURE IN A SUSPENDED ENVIRONMENT TO ENSURE THE FIXTURE WILL

NOT DROP IF THE CLAMP FAILS.

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INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

The xture is fully operational in three different mounting positions: hanging upside-down, mounted
sideways on trussing, or set on a at level surface. Be sure this xture is kept at least 0.2m (8in.) away
from any ammable materials (decoration etc.). Always use an appropriately rated safety cable as a
safety measure to prevent accidental damage and/or injury in the event the clamp fails. Never use the

carrying handles for secondary attachment.

SAFETY CABLE

ALWAYS ATTACH A SAFETY CABLE WHENEVER INSTALLING THIS FIXTURE IN A SUSPEND-

ED ENVIRONMENT TO ENSURE THE FIXTURE WILL NOT DROP IF THE CLAMP FAILS.

CAUTION: Falling xtures can cause severe injury or serious equipment damage! For this rea-

son, xtures should be installed and inspected only by qualied personnel. Do not in-stall the
unit if you lack the qualications to do so, or if you have doubts about the safety and security

of the installation setup or location!

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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 xtures, and lasers, which
are focused directly towards the exterior housing and/or penetrate the front lens opening of Eliminator
lighting xtures, can cause severe internal damage including burning to optics, dichroic color lters,
glass and metal gobos, prisms, animation wheels, frost lters, iris, shutters, motors, belts, wiring,

discharge lamps, and LEDs.

This issue is not specic only to Eliminator lighting xtures, it is a common issue with lighting xtures 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 ADJ 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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ACCESSORY INSTALLATION

FROST FILTER

To install the optional frost lter, pinch the lter in the middle, being careful not to create creases. Guide
the edges of the lter into the slots on either side of the xture’s lens, then slowly release the lter and
allow it to unfold until it sits at against the xture lens.

Frost
Filter

Fixture

Lens

Frost
Filter

(folded)

(flat)

Slots

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IR REMOTE

The unit can only be controlled when it has been set to Primary mode. The unit will NOT re­spond to commands when it has been set to Secondary mode. When using the remote to control

multiple units that are operating in primary/secondary mode, follow these steps to set up the units:

1. Power on the unit, and press MODE to scroll to the “Personality” menu.

2. Press SETUP, then use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll to “Prim/Sec Mode”, and press SETUP

to select this sub-menu.

3. Use the UP and DOWN key to toggle between “Primary” and “Secondary”. Press SETUP to conrm
and return to the “Personality” menu.

4. Use UP and DOWN to scroll to “IR Remote” and press SETUP to select this sub menu. Use UP and
DOWN to switch this setting ON. Repeat these steps for each unit.

NOTES:

• Only one unit should be congured as the primary, while all the other units should be congured as
secondaries.

• All units should be set to the same DMX channel mode.

• If xtures fail to sync, verify that all settings mentioned above are the same, then power all devices

off, then switch them on again to re-establish the link.

UC IR24 CONTROLS

• On: Fixture turns on and reverts to the last running state

• Off: Fixture goes into stand by mode in a blackout state.

• Strobe: Actives strobe mode. The strobe rate can be adjusted

using the + / - buttons, or a pre-set strobe speed can be direct­ly accessed using the number buttons (1-15). 1 is the slowest
strobe speed, and 15 is fastest.

• Sound: The unit plays the last selected program based on

sound inputs. Microphone sensitivity can be adjusted using the +

/ - buttons.

• Color: Activates color mode. Select a static color (0-15) using
the number keys. The intensity for the set color can then be ad­justed with the + / - buttons.

• Program: Activates program mode. Select an internal program

(0-15) using the number keys. The selected program run speed
can be adjusted with the + / - buttons. Note: only buttons 0-13

will activate a program for this unit.

• + and - buttons: Adjusts strobe rate, mic sensitivity, intensity, or

program run speed. The +/- buttons can be repeatedly pressed

to increase or decrease by individual level increments, or
pressed and held to quickly make large adjustments at once.

• Number Keys (0-15): These buttons are used to select preset

static colors and internal programs. Colors stored in the number
keys can be edited from the units menu if desired.

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IR REMOTE

REMOTE BUTTON COLOR ASSIGNMENT

The number keys (0-15) on the UC IR24 remote can each be programmed with a specialized color mix.
The default factory color programs that are assigned to these keys are shown in the table below.

DEFAULT REMOTE BUTTON COLOR VALUES

BUTTON RED GREEN BLUE LIME AMBER UV

0 0 0 0 255 0 0
1 255 0 0 0 0 0
2 0 255 0 0 0 0
3 0 0 255 0 0 0
4 231 68 0 0 0 0
5 0 117 58 0 0 0
6 17 0 75 0 0 44

7 255 83 0 0 63 0
8 0 109 70 0 0 0

9 32 0 75 0 22 35

10 0 0 0 0 255 0
11 0 114 160 0 0 0
12 82 0 35 0 0 74
13 255 255 0 0 255 0
14 0 75 136 0 0 0

15 81 0 35 0 0 115

These values can also be edited by the user by following the steps below:

1. Press MODE to scroll to the “Personality” menu, and press SETUP to select this sub-menu.

2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll to “IR Button Colors”, and press SETUP to select this op-
tion.

3. Use the UP and DOWN key to scroll to the number of the button you wish to edit, then press SETUP
to select.

4. Use UP and DOWN to scroll to a color component, press SETUP to select the color component

shown, and then use UP and DOWN to scroll to the desired intensity value. Press SETUP to con­rm, and repeat for each color component until you achieve your desired color mix.

5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for any other remote button color you wish to edit.

6. To return these color assignments to the factory settings, navigate to Personality > Service, enter
the passcode, select Factory Restore, and select YES. Press SETUP to conrm.

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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,andallowstheDMXsystemsofthexturestobemodiedandmonitoredremotely.This

protocol is ideal for instances in which a unit is installed in a location that is not easily accessible.

With RDM, the DMX512 system becomes bi-directional, allowing a compatible RDM enabled con-

trollertosendoutasignaltodevicesonthewire,aswellasallowingthexturetorespond(known

as a GET command). The controller can then use its 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:

Device ID Device Model ID RDM Code Personality ID

6Ch (1)

8Ch (2)

9Ch (3)

0000-FFFF 96DC 1900

12Ch (4)

14Ch (5)
15Ch (6)
17Ch (7)

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 [0x00E0] DMX Personality
[0x0002] Disc Mute [0x00F0] DMX Start Address
[0x0003] Disc Un Mute [0x0201] Sensor Value
[0x0050] Supported Parameters [0x0343] Curve
[0x0060] Device Info [0x0344] Curve Description
[0x0081] Manufacturer Label [0x1000] Identify Device
[0x0082] Device Label [0x0141] DMX Fail Mode
[0x00C0] Software Version Label

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SYSTEM MENU

The xture includes an easy to navigate system menu. The control panel located on the front of the
xture, provides access to the main system menu and is where all necessary system adjustments are
made to the xture. During normal operation, pressing MODE button once will access the xture’s

main menu. Once in the main menu you can navigate through the different functions and access the

sub-menus with the UP and DOWN buttons. Once you reach a eld that requires adjusting, press the
SETUP button to activate that eld and use the UP and DOWN buttons to adjust the eld. Pressing the
SETUP button once more will conrm your setting. You may exit the main menu at any time without
making any adjustments by pressing the MODE button.

TOUCH SCREEN LOCK

This function allows the user to congure whether or not the display screen and control panel keys
will lock after a certain period of inactivity. It can be accessed by navigating to Personality > Display >
Touch Screen Lock in the system menu. To unlock the screen, press and hold anywhere on the touch

screen for at least 3 seconds.

SERVICE PORT / SOFTWARE UPDATES

Please contact ADJ customer support or latest software and updating instructions.

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SYSTEM MENU

DMX
SETTINGS

PERSONALITY

Address 001 - 496

6ch

8ch

Channel
Mode

No DMX

Status

Prim/Sec
Mode

Dim Mode

Dim Curve

9ch
12ch

14ch

15ch
17ch

Hold Last

Blackout

Manual Settings

Internal Programs

Primary / Secondary

Standard

Stage

TV

Architectural

Theatre

Stage 2
Dim Speed 00 - 99

Square

Linear
Inv. Squa
S. Curve

Set DMX starting

address

Select DMX

channel mode

Unit holds channels
at the last values

received when DMX

signal is lost
Unit takes all

channels to 0 when

DMX signal is lost

Unit takes all
channels to last
manual settings

when DMX signal is

lost
Unit takes all

channels to last set
internal program

when DMX signal is

lost
Set unit to run

as primary or
secondary

Select dim mode

Select dim curve

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SYSTEM MENU

PERSONALITY
(continued)

RMD On / Off

Saver Delay Off, 1sec - 10sec

Display

Language

IR Remote On / Off

IR Button
Colors

Service

Screen Lock Off, 30sec, 2min - 10min

Rotate Display

180°

Passcode

(050)

Button 0

Button 1

... ... ...

Button 15

Passcode
(011)

Activate/deactivate
RDM

Screen will shut
off after selected
period of inactivity

Screen locks after
selected period of

inactivity; to unlock,

press and hold
screen for 3sec

Yes / No

English / Spanish Select language

Red 000 - 255
Green 000 - 255
Blue 000 - 255
Lime 000 - 255
Amber 000 - 255
UV 000 - 255
Red 000 - 255
Green 000 - 255
Blue 000 - 255
Lime 000 - 255
Amber 000 - 255
UV 000 - 255

Red 000 - 255
Green 000 - 255
Blue 000 - 255
Lime 000 - 255
Amber 000 - 255
UV 000 - 255

Factory

Restore

Yes / No

Invert display
orientation

Activate/deactivate
IR control function

Manually set color
settings for each

IR color button;

see UC IR Control
section of this
manual

Restore unit to
factory default
settings

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SYSTEM MENU

Red 000 - 255
Green 000 - 255
Blue 000 - 255
Lime 000 - 255
Amber 000 - 255
UV 000 - 255
Color Macros 000 - 063

MANUAL
CONTROL

INTERNAL
PROGRAMS

Color Temp

Linear

Color Temp

Presets

Strobe 000 - 255
Master

Dimmer

Program 0

Program 1

... ... ... ...

Program 13

No Function, 2300K - 9900K

No Function, 2300K, 2600K, 2800K, 3100K,
3400K, 3800K, 4100K, 4500K, 4900K,
5500K, 6000K, 7000K, 8000K, 9000K,
9900K

000 - 255

Speed 001 - 255

Fade 000 - 255

Sound On / Off 01 - 16

Speed 001 - 255

Fade 000 - 255

Sound On / Off 01 - 16

Speed 001 - 255

Fade 000 - 255

Sound On / Off 01 - 16

Manually set each
parameter

Program speed,
slow to fast

Program fade, from

no fade to maximum

fade
Sound sensitivity

(takes priority over
speed/fade)

Program speed,
slow to fast

Program fade, from

no fade to maximum

fade
Sound sensitivity

(takes priority over
speed/fade)

Program speed,
slow to fast

Program fade, from

no fade to maximum

fade
Sound sensitivity

(takes priority over
speed/fade)

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OPERATION MODES

This device features 5 different operation modes which can be selected from the main system menu.
These are easily configured and operated from the included UC IR24 remote, or in some cases the
display screen and its control buttons. Follow the directions below to set up and operate each mode.

AUTO RUN MODE: The unit will cycle through a set of 14 pre-set internal programs (Program 0, plus

Program 1 to Program 13). Speed, fade, and sound reaction are adjustable.

Display Screen Control:

1. From the main system menu, press UP and DOWN to navigate to “Internal Programs”, then press
SETUP.

2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the program options, from Program 0 through
Program 13. Press SETUP to select the desired program.

3. Use the UP and DOWN button to scroll to “Speed” and select the speed at which the unit will cycle
through the steps of the selected program. 1 is the slowest, and 255 is the fastest.

4. Use the UP and DOWN button to scroll to “Fade” and select how gradually you want the unit each
step of the selected program to fade in and out. 0 has no fade at all, 1 has a least fade, and 255

has the most. Please note that sound reaction, if activated, overrides the fade.

5. Use the UP and DOWN button to scroll to “Sound” and toggle this setting off.

Remote Control:

1. Press the PROGRAM button on the remote to enter Auto Run mode.

2. Use the number buttons to select your desired program. Please note that only buttons 0 to 13 will
select a valid program.

3. Use the + and - buttons to adjust the program speed. The buttons can be repeatedly pressed to
change the speed in increments, or they can be held down to make large adjustments.

SOUND ACTIVE MODE: The unit will cycle through the steps of the selected program according to
inputs from the built-in microphone.

Display Screen Control:

1. From the main system menu, press UP and DOWN to navigate to “Internal Programs”, then press
SETUP.

2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the program options, from Program 0 through
Program 13. Press SETUP to select the desired program.

3. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select “Sound” and press SETUP to select this option. (Please
note that the “Speed” and “Fade” options can be ignored, as they will be overriden when Sound is
switched on). Use the UP and DOWN buttons to toggle this setting ON, and press SETUP.

4. Use the UP and DOWN to scroll to the desired sound sensitivity number, then press SETUP to
confirm.

Remote Control:

1. Press the SOUND button on the remote to enter Sound Active mode.

2. Use the + and - buttons to adjust thesound sensitivity level. The buttons can be repeatedly
pressed to change the speed in increments, or they can be held down to make large adjustments.

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OPERATION MODES

RGBLA + UV DIMMER MODE: The unit displays a single, custom mixed static color.

Display Screen Control:

1. From the main system menu, press UP and DOWN to navigate to “Manual Control”, then press
SETUP.

2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the following menu options: Red, Green, Blue,
Lime, Amber, UV, and Master Dimmer. Press SETUP to select the desired option.

3. Use the UP and DOWN button to select the desired value for the selected option, then press
SETUP to confirm. Selectable values range from 000 to 255.

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each menu option. The unit should now steadily display the color mix
that you have created.

Remote Control:

1. Press the COLOR button on the remote to enter Color mode.

2. Use the number buttons to select one of the pre-loaded default color settings. See the IR Remote
section of this manual for detailed info on these default settings.

3. Alternately, you can create a custom color mix for one of more of the number buttons. See the IR
Remote section for the detailed procedure on creating custom values.

4. Use the + and - buttons to adjust the intensity of the displayed color. The buttons can be repeat-
edly pressed to change the speed in increments, or they can be held down to make large adjust­ments.

STATIC COLOR MODE: The unit will display a single pre-programmed color macro. Only available

using Display Screen control.

1. From the main system menu, press UP and DOWN to navigate to “Manual Control”, then press

SETUP.

2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll to the “Color Macros” option, then press SETUP.

3. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to set the “Color Macros” to the desired value. Refer to the Color
Macros Chart section of this manual for information about which colors are represented by each

value. Press SETUP to confirm.

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OPERATION MODES

DMX CONTROL MODE: Control the unit using a DMX controller. Only available from Display Screen

Control.

1. Use a DMX cable to connect the output port of your DMX controller to the DMX Input port of your

first fixture. If multiple units will be running off the controller, then connect the DMX Output port
of your first fixture to the DMX Input port of the next fixture, continuing until all fixtures are dai­sy-chained together via their DMX Input and Output ports. Refer to the DMX Setup section of this
manual for detailed information about DMX connections.

2. From the main system menu, press UP and DOWN to navigate to “DMX Settings”, then press
SETUP.

3. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll to the “Address” option, then scroll to the desired channel
and press SETUP to confirm. This channel represents the channel at which the fixture will begin to
listen to the DMX signal.

• If you want all of your xtures to react in the same way, then all xtures should be set to the

same DMX starting address.

• If you want each of your xtures to react differently, then each xture’s DMX address that is

spaced apart from the previous xture’s DMX address by the number of DMX channels that the
xtures have been set to run. For example, when running in a mode with 6 DMX channels, unit
addresses should be set to 1, 7, 13, 19, etc.

For detailed information, please refer to the DMX Setup section of this manual.

4. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll to the “Channel Mode” option, and select the DMX chan­nel mode that you would like the fixture to operate in. Press SETUP to confirm. Please refer to the

DMX Traits section of this manual for detailed information.

5. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll to the “No DMX Status” option, then press SETUP to
select. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the option for how you would like the unit to
behave when DMX signal is lost or interrupted, then press SETUP to confirm. Please refer to the

System Menu section for detailed descriptions of each option.

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PRIMARY-SECONDARY SET UP

This function allows you to link units together to run in a Primary-Secondary set-up, in which one unit
will act as the controlling unit and the others will react to the controlling unit’s built-in programs. Any

unit can be configured to act as a Primary or as a Secondary, but only one unit in a given system can
be programmed to act as the Primary.

Primary-Secondary Connections and Settings:

1. Daisy chain your units via the XLR connectors on the rear panels of each unit. Use standard XLR
data cables to link your units together. Remember that the male XLR connector is the input and
the female XLR connector is the ouput. The first unit in the chain (primary) will use the female XLR
connector only. The last unit in the chain will use the male XLR connector only.

2. Use the display screen and control panel to navigate to the Personality > Prim/Sec Mode, and
press ENTER.

3. The fixture can be set to Primary or Secondary. Select one or the other, depending on which mode
you would like the current fixture to use.

4. Make sure that only one unit is designated as the Primary, while all other units are designated as
Secondaries.

5. The secondary units will act in conjunction with the primary unit.

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DMX SETUP

DMX-512: DMX is short for Digital Multiplex. This is a universal protocol used as a form of communication

between intelligent xtures and controllers. A DMX controller sends DMX data instructions from the
controller to the xture. DMX data is sent as serial data that travels from xture to xture via the DATA
“IN” and DATA “OUT” XLR terminals located on all DMX xtures (most controllers only have a DATA
“OUT” terminal).

DMX Linking: DMX is a language allowing all makes and models of different manufacturers to be
linked together and operate from a single controller, as long as all xtures and the controller are DMX
compliant. To ensure proper DMX data transmission, try to use the shortest cable path possible when
linking several DMX xtures. The order in which xtures are connected in a DMX line does not inuence
the DMX addressing. For example, a xture assigned a DMX address of 1 may be placed anywhere in
a DMX line: at the beginning, at the end, or anywhere in the middle. When a xture is assigned a DMX
address of 1, the DMX controller knows to send DATA assigned to address 1 to that unit, no matter
where it is located in the DMX chain.

Data Cable (DMX Cable) Requirements (For DMX Operation): This unit can be controlled via DMX­512 protocol. Your unit and your DMX controller requires a 3-pin XLR connector for data input/output.
We recommend Accu-Cable DMX cables. If you are making your own cables, be sure to use standard
110-120 Ohm shielded cable (This cable may be purchased at almost all pro lighting stores). Your
cables should be made with a male XLR connector on one end and a female XLR connector on the
other. Also remember that DMX cable must be daisy chained and cannot be split.

Notice: Be sure to the gures below when making your own cables. Do not use the ground lug on
the XLR connector. Do not connect the cable’s shield conductor to the ground lug or allow the shield
conductor to come in contact with the XLR’s outer casing. Grounding the shield could cause a short

circuit and erratic behavior.

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DMX SETUP

Special Note: Line Termination. When longer runs of cable are used, you may need to use a terminator
on the last unit to avoid erratic behavior. A terminator is a 110-120 ohm 1/4 watt resistor which is con­nected between pins 2 and 3 of a male XLR connector (DATA + and DATA -). This unit is inserted in the
female XLR connector of the last unit in your daisy chain to terminate the line. Using a cable terminator
(ADJ part number Z-DMX/T) will decrease the possibilities of erratic behavior.

5-Pin XLR DMX Connectors: Some manufacturers use 5-pin DMX-512 data cables for DATA trans­mission in place of 3-pin. 5-pin DMX xtures may be integrated into a 3-pin DMX line with a 5-pin to
3-pin adapter cable. These adapters are readily available at most electronics stores. Follow the chart

below for a proper conversion.

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DMX SETUP

DMX Addressing:

All xtures should be given a DMX starting address when using a DMX controller, in order to ensure
that the correct xture responds to the correct control signal. This digital starting address is the channel
number from which the xture starts to “listen” to the digital control signal sent out from the DMX
controller. The assignment of this starting DMX address is achieved by setting the correct DMX address
on the digital control display on the xture.

You can set the same starting address for all xtures or a group of xtures, or set different addresses for
each individual xture. Setting all xtures to the same DMX address will cause all xtures to react in the
same way; in other words, changing the settings of one channel will affect all the xtures simultaneously.

If you set each xture to a different DMX address, each unit will start to “listen” to the channel number
you have set, based on the quantity of DMX channels of each xture. That means changing the settings
of one channel will only affect the selected xture. For instance, when this unit is set to 6 Channel
mode, you should set the starting DMX address of the rst unit to 1, the second unit to 7 (1 + 6), the

third unit to 13 (1 + 6 + 6), the fourth unit to 19 (1 + 6 + 6 + 6), etc...

Channel Mode Unit 1 Address Unit 2 Address Unit 3 Address Unit 4 Address

6Ch 1 7 13 19

8Ch 1 9 17 25

9Ch 1 10 19 28

12Ch 1 13 25 37

14Ch 1 15 29 43

15Ch 1 16 31 46

17Ch 1 18 35 52

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DMX TRAITS

CHANNEL

6Ch 8Ch 9Ch 12Ch 14Ch 15Ch 17Ch

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 000 - 255 All Red, 0% to 100%
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 000 - 255 All Green, 0% to 100%
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 000 - 255 All Blue, 0% to 100%
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 000 - 255 All Lime, 0% to 100%
5 5 5 5 5 5 5 000 - 255 All Amber, 0% to 100%
6 6 6 6 6 6 6 000 - 255 All UV, 0% to 100%

7 7 7 000 - 255

8 8 8 000 - 255 Color Temperature, 2300K - 9900K Linear

9 9 9

7 7 10 7 10 10

8 8 11 8 11 11 000 - 255 Dimmer Intensity, 0% to 100%

9 12 9 12 12 000 - 255 Dimmer Fine

10 13 13

11 14 14 000 - 255 Auto Programs Speed, slow to fast

DMX

VALUES

000 - 022 Open

023 - 099

100 - 255 No function

000 - 031 LEDs Off
032 - 063 LEDs On
064 - 095 Strobe Effect, slow to fast
096 - 127 LEDs On
128 - 159 Pulse Effect in Sequences
160 - 191 LEDs On
192 - 223 Random Strobe Effect, slow to fast
224 - 255 LEDs On

000 - 010 Off
011 - 026 Auto Program 1
027 - 043 Auto Program 2
044 - 060 Auto Program 3
061 - 076 Auto Program 4
077 - 093 Auto Program 5
094 - 110 Auto Program 6

111 - 126 Auto Program 7
127 - 143 Auto Program 8
144 - 160 Auto Program 9
161 - 176 Auto Program 10
177 - 193 Auto Program 11
194 - 210 Auto Program 12
211 - 226 Auto Program 13
227 - 255 No function

FUNCTION

Color Macros, see Color Macros Chart
section of this manual

White Color Temperature Presets

See White Color Temperature Chart
section of this manual

Shutter, Strobe

Auto Programs

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DMX TRAITS

CHANNEL

6Ch 8Ch 9Ch 12Ch 14Ch 15Ch 17Ch

12 15 15 000 - 255 Auto Programs Fade, least to most

13 16

14 17

DMX

VALUE

000 - 020 Default to unit setting
021 - 040 Standard
041 - 060 Stage
061 - 080 TV
081 - 100 Architectural
101 - 120 Theatre
121 - 140 Stage 2

141 0.1s

142 0.2s

143 0.3s

144 0.4s

145 0.5s

146 0.6s

147 0.7s
148 0.8s

149 0.9s

150 1.0s
151 1.5s
152 2.0s
153 3.0s
154 4.0s
155 5.0s
156 6.0s
157 7.0s
158 8.0s
159 9.0s

160 10.0s

161 - 255 Default to unit setting

000 - 020 Square
021 - 040 Linear
041 - 060 Inv. Squa
061 - 080 S. Curve
081 - 255 No Function

FUNCTION

Dim Mode

Dim Speed

Dim Curves

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COLOR MACROS CHART

DMX VALUES COLORS

000 - 003 Off
004 - 007 Red
008 - 011 Green
012 - 015 Blue
016 - 019 Lime
020 - 023 Amber
024 - 027 UV
028 - 031 R+G
032 - 035 R+B
036 - 039 R+L
040 - 043 R+A
044 - 047 R+UV
048 - 051 G+B
052 - 055 G+L
056 - 059 G+A
060 - 063 G+UV
064 - 067 B+L
068 - 071 B+A
072 - 075 B+UV
076 - 079 L+A
080 - 083 L+UV
084 - 087 A+UV
088 - 091 R+G+B
092 - 095 R+G+L
096 - 099 R+G+A
100 - 103 R+G+UV
104 - 107 R+B+L

108 - 111 R+B+A
112 - 115 R+B+UV

116 - 119 R+L+A
120 - 123 R+L+UV
124 - 127 R+A+UV

DMX VALUES COLORS

128 - 131 G+B+L
132 - 135 G+B+A
136 - 139 G+B+UV
140 - 143 G+L+A
144 - 147 G+L+UV
148 - 151 G+A+UV
152 - 155 B+L+A
156 - 159 B+L+UV
160 - 163 B+A+UV
164 - 167 L+A+UV
168 - 171 R+G+B+L
172 - 175 R+G+B+A
176 - 179 R+G+B+UV
180 - 183 R+G+L+A
184 - 187 R+G+L+UV
188 - 191 R+G+A+UV
192 - 195 R+B+L+A
196 - 199 R+B+L+UV
200 - 203 R+B+A+UV
204 - 207 R+L+A+UV
208 - 211 G+B+L+A
212 - 215 G+B+L+UV
216 - 219 G+B+A+UV
220 - 223 G+L+A+UV
224 - 227 B+L+A+UV
228 - 231 R+G+B+L+A
232 - 235 R+G+B+L+UV
236 - 239 R+G+B+A+UV
240 - 243 R+G+L+A+UV
244 - 247 R+B+L+A+UV
248 - 251 G+B+L+A+UV
252 - 255 R+G+B+L++UV

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WHITE COLOR TEMPERATURE CHART

DMX VALUES COLOR TEMP (K)

023 2300
024 2400

025 2500

026 2600

027 2700
028 2800

029 2900
030 3000
031 3100
032 3200
033 3300
034 3400

035 3500

036 3600

037 3700
038 3800

039 3900
040 4000
041 4100
042 4200
043 4300
044 4400

045 4500

046 4600

047 4700
048 4800

049 4900

050 5000
051 5100
052 5200
053 5300
054 5400
055 5500
056 5600
057 5700
058 5800
059 5900

060 6000
061 6100

DMX VALUES COLOR TEMP (K)

062 6200
063 6300
064 6400

065 6500

066 6600

067 6700
068 6800

069 6900

070 7000
071 7100
072 7200
073 7300
074 7400
075 7500
076 7600
077 7700
078 7800
079 7900
080 8000
081 8100
082 8200
083 8300
084 8400
085 8500
086 8600
087 8700
088 8800
089 8900

090 9000
091 9100
092 9200
093 9300
094 9400

095 9500

096 9600

097 9700
098 9800

099 9900

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DMX % DMX % DMX % DMX %

DIMMER CURVE

DIMMER

100%

50%

10%

0%

255 255

0 0

Stage 2 0 1100 0 1660

Rise Time

Down Time

0 sec Fade Time

1 sec Fade Time

0 Sec

Time (ms)

Dimming Curve

Ramp Effect

Rise Time (ms) Down Time (ms) Rise Time (ms) Down Time (ms)

Standard (default) 0 0 0 0

Stage 780 1100 1540 1660

TV 1180 1520 1860 1940

Architectural 1380 1730 2040 2120

Theatre 1580 1940 2230 2280

100%

Output

100%

Output

100%

Output

100%

Output

0

0

0

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0

POWER LINKING

This feature allows multiple units to be linked together by way of the power input and output sockets.
The maximum number of devices that can be connected in this manner is as follows:

• 20 units @ 120v

• 40 units @ 230v

After this quantity has been reached, a new power outlet must be used to accommodate additional
devices.

Linked devices must be of the same make and model type. DO NOT mix devices!

CLEANING

Due to fog residue, smoke, and dust cleaning the internal and external optical lenses must be carried

out periodically to optimize light output.

• Use normal glass cleaner and a soft cloth to wipe down the outside casing.

• Clean the external optics with glass cleaner and a soft cloth every 20 days.

• Always be sure to dry all parts completely before plugging the unit back in.

Cleaning frequency depends on the environment in which the xture operates (i.e. smoke, fog residue,

dust, dew).

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SPECIFICATIONS

• Vibrant slim at black Par with 4 x 20-Watt, 6-IN-1 Hex (RGBLA+UV) LEDs

• HEX LEDs allow for a wider pallet of colors like hot pink, lime green and electric blue

• With the newly added Lime LED chips, the unit can achieve much higher CRI, which means better light

quality

• Smooth Color Mixing (fast or slow color change operation)

• Patented “sit-at” design: Power & DMX Ins/Outs intelligently designed so the xtures may be set at on

the ground or set inside truss

• Great as an architectural wall wash or for performance stages where traditional stage lighting emits a lot of
heat onto performers

• 7 DMX Channel modes: 6, 8, 9, 12, 14, 15 an 17 channel modes

• 5 Operational modes: Auto Run Mode (14 pre-set internal programs listed as program 0 to program 13),

Sound Active Mode (14 Modes), RGBLA + UV Dimmer Mode, Static Color Mode (63 Colors), and DMX

Controlled

• 4-button with OLED display menu for easy navigation

• Stand Alone or Primary/Secondary Conguration

• Beam Angle: 17-degrees

• 63 built-in Color Macros

• DMX-512 protocol

• With Wired Digital Communication Network

• Color strobe effect

• Linkable via 3-pin XLR cable

• Electronic Dimming: 0-100%

• Flicker Free

• Includes a scissor yoke to hang on truss, mount on a wall or set on the ground

• Long Life LEDs (50,000 hrs.)

• Power Draw: 24W Max

• IEC AC input and out put on the side of the xture to daisy chain the power cords (link up to 30 xtures)

• Includes the ADJ UC IR24 wireless IR remote

• Multi-voltage operation: AC 100V-240V 50/60Hz

• Dimensions (LxWxH): 10.25”x 10.25”x 4.25”/ 261x260x110mm

• Weight: 4 lbs./ 1.87 kg.

• 20 degree lter included

• ETL Pending

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DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS

9.1in (230mm)

6.9in (175mm)

7.0in (178mm)

6.6in (168mm)

3.4in (89mm)

1.7in

(42mm)

7.0in (178mm)

3.9in (100mm)

7.7in (196mm)

9.0in (228mm)

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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 interfer-

ence received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE WARNINGS & INSTRUCTIONS
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable pro-

tection 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 that device.

• Increase the separation between the device and the receiver.

• Connect the device and the receiver to electrical outlets on separate circuits.

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

Please note that the changes or modifications of this product that are not expressly approved
by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equip­ment.

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