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Philips Selecon User Manual

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Document Number: 85-6376 (EUA)
Version as of: 16 MAY 2012
PLCYC LED Luminaire Installation & User’s Manual
©2012 Philips Group. All rights reserved.
PLCYC LED Luminaires

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Warnings and Notices

When using electrical equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed including the following:
a. READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS. b. Do not use outdoors. c. Do not mount near gas or electric heaters. d. Equipment should be mounted in locations and at heights where it will not readily be subjected to
tampering by unauthorized personnel.
e. The use of accessory equipment not recommended by the manufacturer may cause an unsafe
condition. f. Do not use this equipment for other than intended use. g. Refer service to qualified personnel.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
WARNING: You must have access to a main circuit breaker or other power disconnect device
before installing any wiring. Be sure that power is disconnected by removing fuses or turning the main circuit breaker off before installation. Installing the device with power on may expose you to dangerous voltages and damage the device. A qualified electrician must perform this instal lation.
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WARNING: Refer to National Electrical Code® and local codes for cable specifications. Failure to use proper cable can result in damage to equipment or danger to personnel.
WARNING: This equipment is intended for installation in accordance with the National Electric Code® and local regulations. It is also intended for installation in indoor application s on ly. Before any electrical work is performed, disconnect power at the circuit breaker or remove the fuse to avoid shock or damage to the control. It is recommended that a qualified electrician perform this installation.

Additional Resources for DMX512

For more information on installing DMX512 control systems, the following publication is available for purchase from the United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT), "Recommended Practice for DMX512: A Guide for Users and Installers, 2nd edition" (ISBN: 9780955703522). USITT Contact Information:
USITT 315 South Crouse Avenue, Suite 200 Syracuse, NY 13210-1844 Phone: 1.800.938.7488 or 1.315.463.6463 www.usitt.org

Philips Selecon Limited Three-Year Warranty

Philips Selecon offers a three-year limited warranty of its luminaires against defects in materials or workmanship from the date of delivery. A copy of the Philips Selecon three-year limited warranty containing specific terms and conditions can be obtained from the Philips Selecon web site at www.seleconlight.com, or by contacting your local Philips Selecon office.
PLCYC LED Luminaire’s powerful LED engine offers exceptional performance and life. Under normal operating conditions, our LED engine has a life expectancy in excess of 50,000 hours, however under worst case operating conditions with the luminaire set to continuous full output it is possible that a small percentage of LED’s may require replacement sooner. The Philips Selecon three-year limited warranty includes our guarantee against premature failure of the LED engine.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Philips Selecon Offices......................................................... .................................................................. Inside Front Cover
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Warnings and Notices..................... ... ......................................................................... ........................................................ 1
Additional Resources for DMX512.................................................................................................................................... 1
Philips Selecon Limited Three-Year Warranty .................................................................................................................. 1
TA BLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE
About this Manual ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Accessories ................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
PLCYC LED Luminaire Wireless DMX512 Receivers..................................................................................................... 3
PLCYC LED Luminaire Wireless DMX512 Transmitters................................................................................................. 3
PLCYC LED Luminaire USB Luminaire Software Cable................................................................................................. 3
PLCYC LED LUMINAIRE OVERVIEW
PLCYC LED Luminaire Components........................................................................................................................................ 4
Major Luminaire Components............................................................................................................................................ 4
Luminaire Connections and LCD Display.......................................................................................................................... 4
LCD Display / Menu System.............................................................................................................................................. 5
INSTALLATION AND SET UP
Power Requirements................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Connecting Power....................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Connecting to the DMX512 Network......................................................................................................................................... 7
Mounting..................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Tilt Adjustments.......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
OPERA TION AND PROGRAMMING
LCD Menu Operation... ...................................... ..................................... ................................................................................... 9
LCD Menu System .............................................................. ...................................... ............................................................... 10
Menu Structure ....................................................................................... .......................................................................... 11
Security..................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Passwords.......................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Security Levels ................................................................................................................................................................. 14
Locking Fixture.............................................................................................. ................................................................... 14
Presets....................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Presets Types .......................... ..................................... ...................................... ............................................................... 14
Editing Preset Names........................................................................................................................................................ 15
Settings...................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Setting Options & Descriptions...................................... .. ...................................... .. ........................................................ 15
DMX CONTROL
16-Bit Mode.............................................................................................................................................................................. 17
8-Bit Mode................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
DMX 3-Channel (3-Chan) Mode.............................................................................................................................................. 21
Lighting Console Settings for Preset White ............................................................................................................................. 22
PLCYC LED Luminaire DMX Timing Channel Detail........................................................................................................... 22
CLEANING AND CARE
Special Cleaning and Care Instructions .................................................................................................................................... 28
Front Lens / Reflector Cleaning...................................................................................... .. ........................................................ 28
Service and Maintenance....... ...................................... ..................................... ........................................................................ 28
Accessories ............................................................................................................................................................................... 29
TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshooting Guide............................................................................................................................................................. 30
TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS
PLCYC LED Luminaire Operational Specifications................................................................................................................ 31
PLCYC LED Luminaire Dimensions....................................................................................................................................... 31
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PLCYC LED Luminaires

PREFACE

1. About this Manual

The document provides installation and operation instructions for the following products:
• PLCYC LED Luminaire (PLCYC1-03). Please read all instructions before installing or using this product. Retain this manual for future re ference. Additional
product information and descriptions may be downloaded at www.seleconlight.com
Note: All PLCYC LED Luminaires are universal voltage (100VAC to 240VAC, Auto-ranging).

2. Accessories

Contact your Authorized Philips Selecon Dealer for price and availability of all accessories for PLCYC LED Luminaires. Additional information can be found on the Philips Selecon web site at www.seleconlight.com.

PLCYC LED Luminaire Wireless DMX512 Receivers

Part Number Description
PLCYC1WDMX03 W-DMX Wireless DMX512 Receiver (Wireless Solutions) Black
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PLCYC LED Luminaire Wireless DMX512 Transmitters

Part Number Description
PL1WDMXTR W-DMX Wireless DMX512 Transmitter

PLCYC LED Luminaire USB Luminaire Software Cable

Part Number Description
PLUPLD
USB Luminaire Software Programming Kit (for updating or reloa ding luminaire softwa re only) - include USB to DMX dongle, Uploader Program, and Carry Bag
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PLCYC LED LUMINAIRE OVERVIEW

1. PLCYC LED Luminaire Components

Major Luminaire Components

4
3
Front of Unit
1) PLCYC LED Luminaire Head
2) LCD Display Menu System (see "LCD Display / Menu System" on page 5 for more information)
3) Tilt Axis Point / Locking Handle
4) Yoke / Mounting Point
Figure 1: PLCYC LED Luminaire Components

Luminaire Connections and LCD Display

Rear View
A
C
2
1
E
B
A
PowerCon (AC) Input
B
F
D
PowerCon (AC) Output
C
DMX512 Input
D
DMX512 Output / Thru
E
Yoke Assembly
F
Yoke Adjustment / Locking Knob
G
LCD Display & Menu System
Rear of Unit
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G
Figure 2: PLCYC LED Luminaire - Rear View
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LCD Display / Menu System

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1
3
2
1) LCD Display (Menu System)
2) Preset / Intensity / Menu Access Buttons
3) Function (Menu System) Select Push Buttons
Note: For Menu operation and programming details, refer to "LCD Menu Operation" on page 9.
Figure 3: PLCYC LED Luminaire LCD Display & Menu System
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INSTALLATION AND SET UP

1. Power Requirements

The PLCYC LED Luminaire operates on 100 to 240 volts AC (+/- 10%, auto-ranging ). The luminaire contains an auto-ranging power supply. Depending on supply voltage, each luminaire can draw up to 1.5 amps.
Table 1: PLCYC LED Luminaire Voltage vs. Current
Maximum
Voltage
(AC)
100 1.50 13 180 0.83 24 110 1.36 14 190 0.79 25 120 1.25 16 200 0.75 26 130 1.15 17 210 0.71 28 140 1.07 18 220 0.68 29 150 1.00 20 230 0.65 30 160 0.94 21 240 0.63 32 170 0.88 22
Total
Current (A)
number of
units that can
be linked together*
Voltage
(AC)
Total
Current (A)
Maximum
number of
units that can
be linked together*
WARNING! *These figures are based on the Maximum Allowable Input Current of 20 Amps (and the maximum power supply limit of 150 Watts). Do not overload circuits!

2. Connecting Power

Units can be powered in one of two ways:
• Direct connection to a AC power source using an AC input cable.
• Daisy chain connection using a interconnect AC cable.
AC Input Connection
IMPORTANT AC POWER CONNECTION NOTES: a. When using the daisy-chain connection method, ONLY connect PLCYC LED Luminaires
to AC Output Connection of PLCYC LED Luminaires. DO NOT CONNECT OTHER TYPES
OF LUMINAIRES OR DEVICES! b. Use only use approved cable types. c. Do not overload circuits! d. Do not connect PLCYC LED Luminaires to dimmed circuits.
e. The MAXIMUM allowable number of PLCYC Luminaires which can be 'daisy-chained' on
one power feed are listed in Table 1, above. DO NOT EXCEED!' !
AC Output Connection
(to next luminaire, optional)
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If the unit is supplied with an AC input cab le but yo u did not order an AC input con nector, Table 2 describes how to connect power to your PLCYC LED Luminaire. Field wiring of the PLCYC LED Luminaire is straight forward. A total of 3 wires/conductors need to be brought to the unit. The following wiring scheme is required:
Ta ble 2: PLCYC LED Luminaire AC Input Connections
Wire Colour Purpose
Brown Main / Line (100 to 240VAC)
Blue Neutral
Green/Yellow Ground

3. Connecting to the DMX512 Network

Basic DMX512 installation consists of connecting multiple PLCYC LED Luminaires together (up to 32 luminaires) in "daisy-chain" fashion. A cable runs from the control console (or DMX512 control source) to the DMX connector on the first PLCYC LED Luminaire. Another cable runs from the other DMX connector on the first unit to a DMX connector on the next PLCYC LED Luminaire (or DMX512 device to be controlled).
Note: For more information on DMX512 networking and systems, refer to "Additional Resources for DMX512" on
page 1. For PLCYC LED Luminaire DMX Mapping, refer to "DMX CONTROL" on page 17.
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DMX512
(from conso le or control device)
DMX512 (out from first
to second luminaire)
DMX512 Connections
DMX512 Signal XLR Pin
Common (Drain) 1
DMX512 - 2
DMX512 + 3
Note: Remaining pins on each connector are not used.
DMX512 (out to the next luminaire or DMX512
controlled device)
Figure 4: PLCYC LED Luminaires - DMX512 Connections
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4. Mounting

PLCYC LED Luminaires offer a plastic monocoque yoke design for mounting by theatrical clamps or hooks (sold separately).
For optimum performance and use, PLCYC LED Luminaires should be mounted and spaced as shown in Figure 5.
How to read Figure 5:
S
• S = Spacing between fixt ures
• D = Distance from fixture to projection surface.
• A ratio of S = D x 0.9 is the formula used to cal­culate the optimum spacing for these fixtures.
WARNING! Before attempting any installatio n or service, disconnect all power at power source. Turning off the output of the luminaire does not disconnect power. Installation and service should only be performed by a trained and qualified
Figure 5: PLCYC LED Luminaire Hanging / Spacing
professional. Be sure to check circuit capacity before installing luminaires.

5. Tilt Adjustments

To adjust luminaire tilt position: Step 1. As shown in Figure 6, at tilt locking handle, loosen handle by twisting to the left.
Yoke Assembly
6.7 in. /
170.5 mm
1.2 in. /
30.2 mm
D
9.5 in. /
240.4 mm
Tilt Locking Handle
Luminaire Head Assembly
Step 2. Position tilt (up or down) luminaire head assembly as desired. Step 3. Hand-tighten, but do not over tighten, tilt locking handle.
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R 5.7 in. /
143.5 mm R 7.7 in. /
195.0 mm
Figure 6: Tilt Adjustments
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OPERATION AND PROGRAMMING

1. LCD Menu Operation

The PLCYC LED Luminaire’s LCD Display and Menu System provides local control for accessing all the fixture’s status information, menu options, and settings.
Note: If there are multiple luminaires in a system, changes would need to be made at each LCD Menu as desired.
Upon power up, the LCD will display the main screen showing the product type/name. If DMX is enabled, the programmed address will appear after power up.
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LCD Display ­Displays all menu parameters and option settings. Also displays DMX512 address.
PRESET Button ­Allows the recall of stored presets.
Escape Button ­Enters menu options. Navigates (backs up) one menu level.
INTENSITY Button ­Allows the customization of current intensity (light output). Note, using the LEFT and RIGHT arrow buttons you can select each RGBW channel individually and change their intensity using the UP and DOWN arrows.
OK (Enter) Button ­Accesses details, activates a field, or enters a setting depending on the current menu item.
Figure 7: LCD Display and Menu System
Up/Down/Left/Right Arrow Buttons ­Navigates menu system and used for selecting and setting options.
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