Prism REVEAL Profile Operating Instructions Manual

RevEAL Proﬁle with TrueSource® Operating Manual

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This Manual applies to the following products: RevEAL Proﬁle - Dynamic Color, Standard Deﬁnition Lens -!P1-16K5-LXX-001 RevEAL Proﬁle - Dynamic Color, High Deﬁnition Lens -!P1HD-16K5-LXX-001

Product Speciﬁcations and Information Subject to Change

The Product(s) and technologies described herein are protected by multiple issued and pending patents.

“RevEAL” and “RevEAL - Revolutionary Entertainment and Architectural Lighting™” are trademarks of Prism Projection Inc.

TrueSource ® and “Prism Projection - See what you’ve been missing. ®” are registered trademarks of Prism Projection Inc.

Product, Service or Company names mentioned herein may be trade or service marks of their respective owners.

Revised October 2011

Prism Projection, Inc.

8228 East 124th St. South

PO Box 448

Sully, IA 50251-0448

p: 641.594.3356

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Table of Contents

Warnings & Product Speciﬁcations! 4

TrueSource® Technology! 5

Live Color Metering

Full Spectrum

Interfacing with Color

Optics

TrueSource at a Glance

Basic Installation! 7

Mounting the product

Attaching Data and Power Cables

Beam Shaping! 10

Adjusting Focus

Using Shutters

Rotating the Barrel

Pattern Projection! 12

Pattern Image Size

Pattern Holders

Iris and Accessory Slot

Changing Beam Angles! 14

Standard Lenses

High Deﬁnition Lenses

Interface Panel! 15

Menu Tree

Fixture Address! 17

Modes and DMX Channels! 18

Color Modes

White (CCT)

Intensity

Advanced Settings! 22

Energy

Algorithm

Reset to Factory Defaults

Channel Map

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Standalone Control! 24

TrueSource Screen! 25

RevEAL Proﬁle Assorted Recommended DMX Settings (8 bit control)! 26

Whites

All Colors

xy, CCT, ECO

RGB, CCT, ECO

HSI, CCT, ECO

RevEAL Proﬁle CCT Channel Value Lookup Chart

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Warnings & Product Speciﬁcations

Read This Manual Prior To Use

This product is NOT for residential use.

• This product is intended for use by qualiﬁed individuals in the ﬁeld of entertainment

• lighting.

This product is NOT to be used in wet locations.

• Due to risk of injury the safety cable MUST be attached while the product is

• suspended.

The product MUST be attached to the appropriate power, which meets the following

• conditions:

90-264 VAC

• 47-63 Hz

• NOT for use on dimming circuits.

•

Any attempt to disassemble or service the product other than described in this user

• manual will void the warranty and may result in injury.

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TrueSource® Technology

After signiﬁcant research and development efforts, Prism Projection has solved many of the problems associated with LED based lighting devices developing the TrueSource® system. TrueSource assures color consistency by utilizing active live color metering, achieves a full spectral response by using carefully selected multiple primary emitters and provides a consistent ﬂat ﬁeld with next generation optics and reﬂector systems.

Live Color Metering

At the heart of every TrueSource system is a Tristimulus color sensor. Tristimulus sensors, while electronic, actually “see” in a way that mimics the human eye’s response to color. Even though every human sees color differently, there are well established base lines for normal color response. By taking live measurements and adjusting how each LED or group of LEDs is being driven, the problems of color shift during use are removed. Tristimulus values are referenced to the well established CIE 1931 2° observer color space. By referencing a standard, TrueSource systems are inherently calibrated to each other. The problems of using only an initial calibration and predictive algorithms are not an issue with TrueSource systems.

Full Spectrum

TrueSource systems use several colors of primary emitters. At the minimum each TrueSource system will use 5 primary colors. These primaries are carefully chosen to minimize the valleys of the SED curve. When outputting 3200k “white”, TrueSource systems have a CRI of 95+. With deep understanding of how to drive each individual LED, TrueSource is not locked into only using a ﬁxed number of primary emitters. TrueSource is also ﬂexible enough to utilize LEDs from several manufacturers at once. With this discreet control, TrueSource systems can pick from the best available LEDs on the market.

Since all TrueSource enabled instruments are structured to provide a full spectral response, they have a very wide gamut.

Interfacing with Color

TrueSource systems allow the designers and operators to ask for and interface with color in very speciﬁc ways not normally seen in current lighting equipment. Instead of asking designers to describe color in a non-standardized way, ie. unknown RGB values, RGBW, RGBA, RGBCA, or seven discreet primaries. TrueSource

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instruments can be conﬁgured to respond directly to x,y coordinates on the CIE 1931 2° color space. An RGB mode that is based on the NTSC gamut, but slightly wider is available. The designer may also elect to use Hue and Saturation to describe the desired color. Each of these modes uses a dedicated dimmer channel that does not shift the color. Designers may also add a speciﬁc Correlated Color Temperature channel (CCT). The CCT channel takes over from the other color channels, not by adding white, but producing speciﬁc white points along the black body curve.

Optics

The TrueSource optical systems are truly the next generation of optical design. The beams are ﬂat, and fully collimated.

Each unit produces one shadow. A shadow that would be expected from a traditional source or natural sunlight. Of course diffusion can be added to soften or adjust the shadow, instead of starting from an unfamiliar shadow.

TrueSource at a Glance

References international standards to describe color, CIE 1931 2° observer

• Uses multiple primary emitters to ensure full spectrum response

• Live color monitoring using Tristimulus sensor, sensing color similar to the

• human eye

Wide gamut from one lighting instrument

• CRI above 95

• CCT Channel (as low as 1,800k up to 10,000k)

• Independent dimmer channel with no color shift

• A shadow that matches conventional sources

• 5 year warranty that includes color

•

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Basic Installation

Before installing this product please make sure that you have read all warnings and safety information provided in this manual.

Caution: The product must be placed/mounted on a rack, shelf, or other suitable surface that is rated to support the weight of the product.

The product must also be placed such that the safety cable can be attached. The safety cable must be attached in such a way that it can not be removed without releasing the clip.

The safety cable should be attached at all times during both installation and removal of the product. Attaching the safety cable should be the ﬁrst step before installing the product and the last step after removing the product.

Mounting the product

Step 1:Install a c-clamp or other appropriate rated pipe coupling device to the steel

yoke of the RevEAL Studio Instrument.

Step 2: Loop the safety cable through your support, such that after clipping the carabiner the loop cannot slip off of your support.

Step 3: After ensuring that the loop cannot slip off of the support, clip the carabiner to the safety cable.

Step 4: Position the mouth of the c-clamp over your intended mounting surface. Once you are happy with the location, tighten the clamp until the product is secured to the surface.

Caution: The product should never be installed without the proper use of the safety cable.

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Adjusting Yoke Height

To facilitate some mounting orientations, it may be necessary to extend the yoke. DO NOT ATTEMPT WHILE THE INSTRUMENT IS HANGING.

1. Loosen the lock nuts on either side of the yoke.

2. Slide the yoke to desired extension.

3. Be sure to tighten lock nuts on both sides of the yoke.

Attaching Data and Power Cables

Note: This lighting ﬁxture can be used individually or modules can be daisy chained. In a chain of ﬁxtures each module can be individually addressed, or each can have its own address wherein each ﬁxture is independent of the others.

Step 1: If Needed attach an appropriate connector to the end of the power cord included with the product. Any connector you attach to the end of the product must be rated for 15 Amperes and 250VAC, and of the grounding type. The conductors in the power cable are color coded for ease of assembly.

Wire Color! Conductor function

Green or Green with Yellow Stripe" GROUND Blue or White" NEUTRAL Brown or Black" LINE

Step 2: After attaching the appropriate connector to the power cord you can attach the power cord to the ﬁxture. The power cord will go into the power-in port (blue). Slide the connector into the port and twist the connector clockwise.

Step 3: Now that the unit has power you need to provide data to the unit. This is done by plugging in an approved 5 pin DMX cable. The data-in port is found on the rear, of the ﬁxture. If you have daisy chained your units, data-in from your second unit should

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come from the data-out port of the ﬁrst unit. Continue attaching cables in this fashion, 1 to 2, 2 to 3, and so on. Follow best practices for DMX wiring, Do not exceed recommended cable lengths or number of receivers on a chain.

The unit may also be controlled via ArtNet. Contact Prism Projection for details.

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Beam Shaping

Adjusting Focus!

The lens focus of the proﬁle is adjusted by the focus knob on the bottom of the lens area, towards the front of the instrument. Loosen the focus knob then slide the lens sled to the desired focus. Be sure to tighten the focus knob once you are satisﬁed with the focus.

Using Shutters

RevEAL Proﬁles have a tri-plane shutter system. The top and bottom shutters are on the same plane, while the side shutters are on independent planes. The top and bottom shutters may be inserted far enough to touch each other and block all light.

Each shutter has a wide enough opening to be inserted at 45° allowing for most “racked” cuts. Some caution should be used when inserting cuts at extreme angles, it is possible to dislodge the shutter from it plane.

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Rotating the Barrel

The lens train, shutters and gobos may be rotated to achieve the desired position. Use the knob located on the right hand side, when looking down on the instrument, to front of the yoke. Loosen the barrel rotation knob, rotate the front of the instrument to desired position and retighten the barrel rotation knob.

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Pattern Projection

Pattern Image Size

The RevEAL Proﬁle uses the M sized Gobos or patterns. B sized gobos may be used but only the middle area will be projected.

Pattern Holders

RevEAL Proﬁles, ship with a steel holder in the initial gobo slot. This holder may be used for steel gobos, not glass. Without the holder the proﬁle will project a square ﬁeld.

Prism recommends the use of a glass holder designed to ﬁt into the accessory slot.

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Iris and Accessory Slot

RevEAL Proﬁles may use irises and other accessories designed for the Source Four. Remember that only the middle area of a B sized gobo will be projected. The accessory slot is covered by a sliding panel to reduce light leaks. To move the panel forward, loosen the two philips screws, slide the panel and retighten the screw.

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Changing Beam Angles

Standard Lenses

RevEAL Proﬁles are available with 14°, 19°, 26° and 36° beam spreads. To change the beam spread of your Proﬁle;

1) Locate the Lens Sled door on the front of the instrument.

2) Loosen philips screw and open the door.

3) Loosen philips screws on the top retention plate of the lens sled.

4) Remove existing lens.

5) Place new lens in the desired slot (labelled).

6) Replace retention plate, and retighten screws.

High Deﬁnition Lenses

High Deﬁnition Lenses occupy two slots on the lens sled. See instructions included with the HD lens for details.

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Interface Panel

Located on the rear of the instrument, all settings and options can be accessed by using the button pad and LCD on the Interface Panel.

From startup the LCD will be illuminated and cycle to the Home Screen. Pressing either the up or down keys will take the user to the other screens.

If the display is blacked out, pressing any button will illuminate the display’s backlight.

The Home screen provides an at a glance view of the instrument’s conﬁguration and current settings. Including if the fan is spinning, theDMX start address, how many channels the conﬁguration occupies, if DMX is being received, and the current values of each control parameter.

All settings can be accessed by using the up, down, left and right buttons. When a screen is highlighted use the check button to go to the highlighted section. Using the x button will always go back up one level. If a selection allows for multiple choices, left and right buttons will cycle through available options.

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Menu Tree

Home Screen

" Fixture Address " " DMX Address (1 to 512) " " Art-Net Universe (0-0 to 15-15) " " Encoding (8-bit, 16-bit) " Channel Personality " " Color (None, Cie XY, RGB, Hue+Sat, Dynamic) " " White (Disabled, Enabled, Correction) " " Intensity (Standard, Linear) " " Advanced Settings " " " Energy (Full Power, Remote, Eco/Fanless) " " " Refresh Rate (Medium, High, Remote, Low) " " " Algorithm (Brightness, Color) " " Reset to Factory Defaults " Standalone Control

" TrueSource! " " Demo Mode

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Fixture Address

Step 1: Using the up and down arrows select either “DMX Address”, “Art-NetUniverse”

or “Encoding”.

Step 2: Use the left and right arrow buttons to change the value of the selection.

DMX address may be 1-512, remember to leave enough room for the channels contained in the block as deﬁned by the features enabled.

When setting Art-Net universes, hold down an arrow key until the sub net changes.

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Modes and DMX Channels

RevEAL Instruments with TrueSource offer unparalleled options in how they are controlled. Ranging from simple one channel dimmed white light operation to obsessive control of almost every aspect of the ﬁxture. There are over 1900 possible personalities, however determining which one is right for your show is straightforward and quick to set.

Operating modes are set by using the button pad to navigate to the Fixture Personality Menu. This menu allows the user to adjust; Color Mode, Color Temperature, Intensity (dimmer curve) and select Advanced Features.

If advanced features are not set to remote, the color channels will be the ﬁrst channels available on the instrument.

Color Modes

Available Options: CIE xy, RGB, Hue + Sat, Dynamic, None

RevEAL instruments have 3 calibrated color modes, a dynamic color space mode and the option to only use white. Use the up and down buttons to select “Color” then use the left and right buttons to scroll through the available modes.

While RevEAL instruments contain 5 base colors of LEDs, they are controlled within calibrated color systems. This ensures that the TrueSource TriStimulus sensor can guarantee color match between instruments, over the life of the instrument.

Users may elect to use 16 bit control for color and intensity channels, from Advanced Settings. 16 bit control is only recommended for users with advanced lighting consoles.

CIE xy

CIE x,y allows the user to select color from the CIE 1931 2° Observer color space.

Many Gel Manufactures have available CIE coordinates measured in the 1964 10° Observer color space. These values will not generate the same colors as the 1931 2° Observer color space. 2° values may be obtained with a color sampling device.

To determine the DMX decimal values for a given coordinate, simply multiply the coordinate by 255. For example 3200K white light has an x value of 0.4254 and a y of

0.4044.

x value: 0.4254 x 255 = 108 (42%) y value: 0.4044 x 255 = 103 (40%)

1st Color Channel

2nd Color Channel

x coordinate

y coordinate

1st Color Channel

2nd Color Channel

3rd Color Channel

4th Color Channel

x course

x ﬁne

y course

y ﬁne

1st Color Channel

2nd Color Channel

3rd Color Channel

Red

Green

Blue

1st Channel

2nd Channel

3rd Channel

4th Channel

5th Channel

6th Channel

Red Course

Red Fine

Green Course

Green Fine

Blue Course

Blue Fine

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In 16 bit mode, the multiplier is 65535;

x value: 0.4254 x 65535 = 27878 (42%) y value: 0.4044 x 65535 = 26502 (40%)

If the Color Temperature channel is enabled, the color temperature channel will “take over” color control from the color channels. Generating white light in the Kelvin value speciﬁed by the Color Temperature channel. To transition from a speciﬁc color temperature to a speciﬁc color, use the x,y values for color temperatures found in the Appendix.

CIE x,y DMX Map (8 bit control):

CIE x,y DMX Map (16 bit control):

RGB

RGB mode allows for familiar Red, Green and Blue control channels. With all channels full, white light will be produced. Unless changed in advanced settings or the color temperature channel is set to remote, the default white point is 3200K. With all channels at 0 no light will be produced regardless of the intensity channel’s state.

To translate from CMY values a general rule of thumb is to invert the values. ie: Cyan = Red @ 0, Green @ Full, Blue @ Full Magenta = Red @ Full, Green @ 0, Blue @ Full Yellow = Red @ Full, Green @ Full, Blue @ 0 While not completely accurate, because of subtractive ﬁlter technology, this will help get RevEAL instruments to a color near CMY based ﬁxtures.

RGB DMX Map (8 bit control):

RGB DMX Map (16 bit control):

Hue + Sat

Hue + Saturation mode is easiest to think of as common color pickers on photo editing software, commonly abbreviated to HSI or HSL. The Hue channel deﬁnes an angle on

1st Color Channel

2nd Color Channel

Hue Angle

Saturation

1st Color Channel

2nd Color Channel

3rd Color Channel

4th Color Channel

Hue Course

Hue Fine

Sat Course

Sat Fine

1st Color Channel

2nd Color Channel

3rd Color Channel

4th Color Channel

Control @ 0

xyempty

Control @ 50%

Red

Green

Blue

Control @ Full

Hue

Sat

empty

1st Channel

2nd Channel

3rd Channel

4th Channel

5th Channel

6th Channel

7th Channel

Control @ 0

x course

x ﬁne

y course

y ﬁne

empty

@ 50%

Red course

Red Fine

Green Course

Green Fine

Blue Course

Blue Fine

@ Full

Hue Course

Hue Fine

Sat Course

Sat Fine

empty

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the color wheel, and saturation deﬁnes how far from white (the center) of the wheel the color is. Red is at 0° (DMX @ 0) and 360° (DMX @ Full). Green is at 120°, Blue at 240°. The Saturation channel, moves the color closer to the center, creating white. The white point is set either in advanced settings or controlled remotely by the Color Temperature channel, the default is 3200k.

Hue + Sat DMX Map (8 bit control):

Hue + Sat DMX Map (16 bit control):

Dynamic

Dynamic Color mode allows remote DMX control of which color mode the instrument is in. Dynamic mode will add one channel at the beginning of the color block. the position of this channel determines the color mode used. Because not all color modes use the same number of channels, in Dynamic there may be empty channels.

The Dynamic color channel is broken up into 5 zones. DMX 0-51(20%) sets the color channels into CIE x,y. DMX 102(40%)-153(60%) set the color channels into RBG. DMX 204(80%)-Full sets the color channels into Hue + Sat.

Dynamic DMX Map (8 bit control):

Dynamic DMX Map (16 bit control):

None

If None mode is selected, the instrument will not include color channels. In its simplest settings, this mode may be used to only have a CCT and intensity channel on the instrument. RevEAL ﬁxtures do not shift color while dimming. If you are attempting to match white with tungsten based lamps that are dimmed, make sure to enable remote control of Color Temperature.

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White (CCT)

Available Options: Enabled, Disabled, Correction

When enabled the White setting creates a Correlated Color Temperature (CCT)Channel. If the CCT channel is at any value other than 0, white colors will be produced by the instrument. At full the color generated will be 8000K white, at 11% the color generated will be ~3200K white. As the channel value is raised the color temperature will go up.

If CCT is at any value other than 0 and the Color Mode is any setting other than None, the instrument will ignore the color channels and only create white light. Moving the CCT channel to 0 will bump the instrument to wherever the color channels are set.

If the Correction option is selected, a channel will be added following the CCT channel that allows for the adjustment of green and magenta in the CCT output. The Correction channel should be defaulted to 50% (127) for no correction. Raising the Correction channel will add up to 5 units of green. While lowering the Correction channel will add up to 5 units of magenta. This feature is important of the user is attempting to balance to sources that may have color shift towards green or magenta, such has ﬂuorescents or only white LED devices.

If using the Correction option, ensure that Color is selected for the Algorithm found in Advanced Settings.

If enabled, in 8 bit mode 1 channel will be added after the color channels, 2 channels will be added if 16 bit control is being used.

If Correction is selected, in 8 bit mode 2 channels will be added after the color channels, 4 channels will be added if 16 bit control is being used. CCT channel(s) then Correction channel(s).

Intensity

Available Options: Linear, Standard

Users may select either from a linear dimming curve or square law dimming. Square law dimming is frequently used in television production with the low end and top end of the dimming curve are smoothed out.

RevEAL instruments always use an intensity channel, in 16 bit operation 2 channels are used.

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Advanced Settings

Advanced Settings are available in the Channel Personality screen.

Energy

Available Options: Full Power, Remote, ECO / Fanless

Full Power

With Full Power Selected the instrument will use all active cooling including the fan and produce the brightest possible output.

Remote

If Remote is selected a control channel will added at the beginning of the DMX address block. At full this channel will turn off the fan, output of the instrument will be diminished. The amount that output will be diminished is dependent on the color being produced. In general it is between 40-50%. A value other than full will put the ﬁxture in full power mode.

ECO / Fanless

ECO mode turns off the fan, the instrument will operate virtually silently, with diminished output. ECO mode will run the instrument with incredibly high efﬁciency. The total wattage draw of the instrument will be signiﬁcantly reduced depending on color. The output of the ﬁxture will also be reduced.

Algorithm

Available Options: Brightness, Color

Brightness

Brightness algorithm will force the ﬁxture to generate the brightest possible output. When changing color the user may notice slight jumps in brightness.

Color

The color algorithm smoothes transitions between colors, and allows for some improved subtly of color.

Color algorithm should be used when the Correction option in the White setting is selected.

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Reset to Factory Defaults

Setting to factory defaults will put the ﬁxture at address 1 with the following channel assignments:

1) x

2) y

3) CCT

4) Dimmer

Channel Map

The DMX channel map will change based on user selected settings. There are four potential blocks of channels.

Advanced Settings | Color Mode | White | Dimmer

The ﬁrst is for advanced settings, ECO in channel 1, Beam Angle in Channel 2. If either options are at a setting that does not use DMX channels, the channel slot will not be occupied.

The color block may contain no channels or up to 7 if dynamic mode in 16 bit is enabled.

The white block may contain no channels or 2 if 16 bit is enabled. One channel is used in 8 bit mode.

The dimmer channel block is always present.

For example a common set up is: Beam = Remote, Color = Dynamic, White = Remote operating in 8 bit. Below is the channel block for the ﬁxture:

1) Beam

2) Color Mode Selector

3) x, R, Hue

4) y, G, Saturation

5) unused, B, unused

6) CCT

7) Dimmer

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Standalone Control

Navigating to Standalone Control allows the user to create light without DMX present. To ensure there is no change in the light being produced it is recommended that DMX cables be removed while using standalone control.

Use the up and down arrows to select the parameter to change, then use the left right arrows to change the parameter.

Pressing the X button will return to the previous screen.

To ensure that the light settings established in the Standalone Control mode are maintained through power cycles, always power off the unit from the Standalone Control screen display.

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TrueSource Screen

The TrueSource screen allows the user to verify that the TrueSource system is functioning properly. Target and Measured x,y values are shown.

A demo loop may also be triggered from this screen.

Chan

Control Item

Default

Range

Function

1nEco / Fan

0, 255

0 = fan at full & full brightness 255 = fan off, limited brightness ~60%2n+1

CCT

0-255

2,600K - 6,500K (See Chart)

n+2

Correction

127

0-255

+5 Magenta - +5 Green 127 = no correction

n+3

Intensity

0-255

0% - 100%

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RevEAL Proﬁle Assorted Recommended DMX Settings

(8 bit control)

Whites

" Menu Settings: " " Color (None)

" White (Correction) " Intensity (Standard)

Advanced Settings:

" Energy (Remote) " Refresh Rate (Medium) " Algorithm (Brightness)

Chan

Control Item

Default

Range

Function

1nEco / Fan

0, 255

0 = fan at full & full brightness 255 = fan off, limited brightness ~60%

n+1

Color Control

0,127,255

0 = x,y 127 = RGB 255 = HSI

n+2

n+2@0 = x n+2@127 = Red n+2@255 = Hue

0-255

0.000 - 0.999 0% - 100% 0° - 360°

n+3

n+2@0 = y

n+2@127 = Blue

n+2@255 = Sat.

0-255

0.000 - 0.999 0% - 100% 0% - 100% (lower = lighter)

n+4

n+2@0 = unused

n+2@127 = Green

n+2@255 = unused

0-255

unused 0% - 100% unused6n+5

CCT

0-255

2,600K - 6,500K (See Chart)

n+6

Correction

127

0-255

+5 Magenta - +5 Green 127 = no correction

n+7

Intensity

0-255

0% - 100%

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All Colors

" Menu Settings: " " Color (Dynamic)

" White (Correction) " Intensity (Standard)

Advanced Settings:

" Energy (Remote) " Refresh Rate (Medium) " Algorithm (Color)

" *CCT Channels at any value other than 0(0%) will override channels 3 through 5.

Chan

Control Item

Default

Range

Function

1nEco / Fan

0, 255

0 = fan at full & full brightness 255 = fan off, limited brightness ~60%2n+1x0

0-255

0.000 - 0.999

n+2y0

0-255

0.000 - 0.999

n+3

CCT

0-255

2,600K - 6,500K (See Chart)

n+4

Correction

127

0-255

+5 Magenta - +5 Green 127 = no correction

n+5

Intensity

0-255

0% - 100%

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xy, CCT, ECO

" Menu Settings: " " Color (x,y)

" White (Correction) " Intensity (Standard)

Advanced Settings:

" Energy (Remote) " Refresh Rate (Medium) " Algorithm (Color)

" *CCT Channels at any value other than 0(0%) will override channels 2 and 3.

Chan

Control Item

Default

Range

Function

1nEco / Fan

0, 255

0 = fan at full & full brightness 255 = fan off, limited brightness ~60%2n+1

Red

0-255

0% - 100%

n+2

Green

0-255

0% - 100%

n+3

Blue

0-255

0% - 100%

n+4

CCT

0-255

2,600K - 6,500K (See Chart)

n+5

Correction

127

0-255

+5 Magenta - +5 Green 127 = no correction

n+6

Intensity

0-255

0% - 100%

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RGB, CCT, ECO

" Menu Settings: " " Color (RGB)

" White (Correction) " Intensity (Standard)

Advanced Settings:

" Energy (Remote) " Refresh Rate (Medium) " Algorithm (Color)

" *CCT Channels at any value other than 0(0%) will override channels 2 through 4.

Chan

Control Item

Default

Range

Function

1nEco / Fan

0, 255

0 = fan at full & full brightness 255 = fan off, limited brightness ~60%2n+1

Hue

0-255

0° - 360°

n+2

Saturation

0-255

0% - 100%

n+3

CCT

0-255

2,600K - 6,500K (See Chart)

n+4

Correction

127

0-255

+5 Magenta - +5 Green 127 = no correction

n+5

Intensity

0-255

0% - 100%

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HSI, CCT, ECO

" Menu Settings: " " Color (Hue + Sat)

" White (Correction) " Intensity (Standard)

Advanced Settings:

" Energy (Remote) " Refresh Rate (Medium) " Beam Angle (Remote) " Algorithm (Color)

" *CCT Channels at any value other than 0(0%) will override channels 2 and 3.

DMX

Kelvin

2600.1

2606.3

2612.5

2618.7

2624.9

2631.2

2637.5

2643.8

2650.2

2656.6

2663.0

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2676.0

2682.5

2689.1

2695.6

2702.3

2708.9

2715.6

2722.3

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2742.7

2749.5

2756.4

2763.3

2770.3

2777.3

2784.3

2791.3

2798.4

2805.6

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2819.9

2827.2

2834.5

2841.8

2849.1

2856.5

2864.0

2871.4

2878.9

2886.5

2894.1

2901.7

2909.4

2917.1

2924.8

2932.6

2940.5

2948.3

2956.3

2964.2

2972.2

2980.3

2988.4

2996.5

3004.7

3012.9

3021.2

3029.5

3037.9

3046.3

3054.7

3063.2

3071.8

3080.4

3089.0

3097.7

3106.4

3115.2

3124.1

3133.0

3141.9

3150.9

3159.9

3169.0

3178.2

3187.4

3196.6

3206.0

3215.3

3224.7

3234.2

3243.7

3253.3

3263.0

3272.7

3282.4

3292.3

3302.1

3312.1

3322.1

3332.1

3342.2

3352.4

3362.7

3373.0

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3393.8

101

3404.3

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3414.8

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3425.4

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3436.1

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3446.9

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3457.7

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3468.6

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3479.6

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3490.6

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3501.7

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3512.9

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3535.5

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3546.9

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3558.3

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3569.9

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3581.5

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3593.2

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3604.9

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3616.8

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3628.7

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3640.7

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3652.8

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3664.9

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3677.2

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3689.5

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3701.9

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3714.4

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3727.0

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3739.7

131

3752.4

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3765.2

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3778.2

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3791.2

135

3804.3

136

3817.5

137

3830.8

138

3844.1

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3857.6

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3871.2

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3884.8

142

3898.6

143

3912.4

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3926.4

145

3940.5

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3954.6

147

3968.9

148

3983.2

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3997.7

150

4012.3

151

4027.0

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4041.7

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4056.6

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4071.6

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4086.8

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4102.0

157

4117.3

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4132.8

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4148.4

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4164.1

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4179.9

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4195.8

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4211.9

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4228.0

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4244.3

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4260.8

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4277.3

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4294.0

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4310.8

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4327.8

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4344.9

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4362.1

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4379.4

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4396.9

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4414.6

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4432.3

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4450.2

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4468.3

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4486.5

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4504.9

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4523.4

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4542.1

183

4560.9

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4579.9

185

4599.0

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4618.3

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4637.7

188

4657.4

189

4677.2

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4697.1

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4717.2

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4737.6

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4758.0

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4778.7

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4799.5

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4820.5

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4841.7

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4863.1

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4884.7

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4906.5

201

4928.5

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4950.6

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4973.0

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4995.6

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5018.3

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5041.3

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5064.5

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5087.9

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5111.5

210

5135.4

211

5159.5

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5183.8

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5208.3

214

5233.0

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5258.0

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5283.3

217

5308.8

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5334.5

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5360.5

220

5386.7

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5413.2

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5439.9

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5467.0

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5494.2

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5521.8

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5549.6

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5577.8

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5606.2

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5634.9

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5663.9

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5693.2

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5722.8

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5752.7

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5782.9

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5813.4

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5844.3

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5875.5

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5907.0

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5938.9

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5971.1

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6003.7

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6036.6

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6069.9

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6103.5

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6137.6

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6172.0

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6206.8

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6242.0

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6277.6

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6313.6

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6350.0

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6386.9

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6424.1

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6500.0

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