EYE-740 LED Moving Head Wash User Manual

EYE-740 LED Moving Head Wash

Product Information

Specifications

• Product Name: EYE-740 MK2 QCL ZOOM LED Moving Head Wash
• Table of Contents: Please refer to the user manual for detailed information on each section

Product Usage Instructions

Installation
To install the EYE-740 MK2 QCL ZOOM LED Moving Head Wash, please follow the instructions on page 8 of the user manual.

• Netzanschluss
  To connect the product to a power source, refer to the instructions on page 15 of the user manual.

• Betrieb
  Standalone-Betrieb
  To operate the product in standalone mode, follow the guidelines on page 15 of the user manual.

• Master/Slave-Betrieb
  If you want to use the product in Master/Slave mode, please refer to the instructions on page 15 of the user manual.

• DMX-gesteuerter Betrieb
  To operate the product using DMX control, follow the steps outlined on page 15 of the user manual.

• DMX-Protokoll
  For detailed information on the DMX protocol used by the product, please see page 16 of the user manual.

• Control Board
  The control board of the product is explained in detail on page 24 of the user manual.

• Fehlermeldungen
  If you encounter any error messages while using the product, refer to the troubleshooting section on page 34 of the user manual.

• Reinigung und Wartung
  For cleaning and maintenance instructions, please consult page 35 of the user manual.

• Sicherungswechsel
  If you need to replace the fuse of the product, follow the instructions provided on page 35 of the user manual.

• Umweltschutz
  For information on how to protect the environment while using and disposing of the product, see page 35 of the user manual.

Technical Specifications
Please refer to page 36 of the user manual for detailed technical specifications of the EYE-740 MK2 QCL ZOOM LED Moving Head Wash.

FAQ

• Q: How do I address the product for DMX-controlled operation?
  A: To address the product, follow the addressing instructions on page 51 of the user manual.

• Q: Where can I find information on wireless DMX transmission?
  A: Information on wireless DMX transmission with QuickDMX can be found on page 49 of the user manual.

EYE-740 MK2 QCL ZOOM LED Moving Head Wash

• DANGER! Electric shock caused by short-circuit
• Be careful with your operations. With a dangerous voltage you can suffer a dangerous electric shock when touching the wires. Never open the housing. Keep the device away from rain and moisture.
• Please read these instructions carefully before using the product. They contain important information for the correct use of the product.
• Every person involved with the installation, operation and maintenance of this device has to
  • be qualified
  • follow the instructions of this manual
  • consider this manual to be part of the total product
  • keep this manual for the entire service life of the product
  • pass this manual on to every further owner or user of the product
  • download the latest version of the user manual from the Internet

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for having chosen one of our products. If you follow the instructions given in this manual, we are sure that you will enjoy this device for a long period of time.

Product features
PRO Washlight with 40 W Osram Ostar RGBW LEDs, large zoom range and pixel control

• 7 powerful LEDs 40 W 4in1 QCL RGBW (homogenous color mix)
• Compact lightweight
• Each LED can be controlled individually via DMX
• Individually controllable pixel groups
• Preset colors and color temperatures (virtual color wheel)
• Variable color temperature 2800 K – 10000 K
• Virtual CTO correction filter (convert to orange)
• Animated patterns, foreground and background colors
• Various dimmer curves with adjustable response
• Dimming behavior comparable with incandescent and halogen lamps (dim-to-warm)
• Variable PWM frequency (pulse-width modulation)
• Crossfade channel from any color to white
• White calibration to ensure color consistency
• Strobe effect with adjustable speed, random strobe effect and pulse effect
• User-definable scenes
• Number of scenes can be changed individually
• Positioning within 540° PAN and 210° TILT
• Auto position correction (feedback)
• Exact 16 bit resolution of dimmer intensity, colors, PAN/TILT movement and zoom
• Firmware updates via DMX
• Can be operated in 18; 25; 37; 26; 33; 45; 46; 53; 65 CH mode
• The device is cooled by temperature-controlled fan
• Controlling by stand-alone; Master/slave function; DMX; QuickDMX via USB (optional); W-DMX by wireless solution via USB (optional); CRMX by LumenRadio via USB (optional); CRMX by LumenRadio upgradeable; RDM; Sound to light via Microphone
• Flicker-free
• With a beam angle of 1° – 48°
• Multicolor LCD display, with battery buffering for easy controlling upgradeable
•  Mains input and output for power linking up to 8 units

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING!

• Please read the safety warnings carefully and only use the product as described in this manual to avoid accidental injury or damage.
• DANGER! Electric shock caused by high voltages
• Within the device there are areas where high voltages may be present. Completely disconnect the device from the power supply before you open or remove covers. Mount all covers and attach them firmly before connecting the device again.

Intended use

• This device is a Moving Head for creating decorative lighting effects. This device is designed for professional use in the field of event technology, e.g. on stage. It is not suitable for household lighting.
• Only use the device according to the instructions given herein. Damages due to failure to follow these operating instructions will void the warranty! We do not assume any liability for any resulting damage.
• We do not assume any liability for material and personal damage caused by improper use or non-compliance with the safety instructions. In such cases, the warranty will be null and void.
• Unauthorized rebuilds or modifications of the device are not permitted for reasons of safety and render the warranty invalid.

Danger due to electricity

• The device is suitable for indoor use only. Do not use it outdoors. Never expose it to rain or moisture. Do not store it in rooms exposed to moisture.
• Live components may be exposed if covers are opened or components are removed. The device must be disconnected from all power sources before any servicing is carried out.
• Only connect the device to a properly installed mains outlet. The outlet must be protected by residual current breaker (RCD). The voltage and frequency must exactly be the same as stated on the device. If the mains cable is equipped with an earthing contact, then it must be connected to an outlet with a protective ground. Never deactivate the protective ground of a mains cable. Failure to do so could possibly injure the user.
• The mains outlet must be easily accessible so that you can unplug the device quickly if need be.
• Never touch the mains plug with wet or damp hands. There is the risk of potentially fatal electric shock.
• The mains cable must not be bent or squeezed. Keep it away from hot surfaces or sharp edges.
• Never pull the mains cable to disconnect the mains plug from the mains outlet, always seize the plug.
• Unplug the device during lightning storms, when unused for long periods of time or before cleaning.
• Do not expose the device to any high temperatures, direct sunlight, dripping or splashing water, strong vibrations or heavy mechanical stress.
• Do not place any objects filled with liquids on the device.
• Do not place any open sources of fire, such as burning candles, on or directly next to the device.
• Make sure that objects cannot fall into the device, in particular metal parts.
• Only have repairs to the device or its mains cable carried out by qualified service personnel. Repairs are required when the device or the mains cable is visibly damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the device; when the device has been exposed to rain or moisture, has been dropped or malfunctions occur.
• Cleaning of the device is limited to the surface. Make sure that moisture does not come into contact with any areas of the terminal connections or mains voltage control parts. Only wipe off the product with a soft lint-free and moistened cloth. Never use solvents or aggressive detergents.

Danger to children and people with restricted abilities

• This product is not a toy. Keep it out of the reach of children and pets. Do not leave packaging material lying around carelessly. Never leave this device running unattended.
• This device may be used only by persons with sufficient physical, sensorial, and intellectual abilities and having corresponding knowledge and experience. Other persons may use this device only if they are supervised or instructed by a person who is responsible for their safety.

Warning – risk of burns and fire

• The admissible ambient temperature range (Ta) is -5 to +45°C. Do not operate the device outside of this temperature range.
• The housing temperature (Tc) can be up to 60°C during use. Avoid contact by persons and materials.
• Do not illuminate surfaces within 20 cm of the device. This value is indicated on the device by the   symbol.
• Do not use the device near highly flammable materials. Always place the device at a location where sufficient air circulation is ensured. Leave 50 cm of free space around the device.
• Never cover the air vents of the housing.

Warning – risk of injuries

• Do not look directly at the light source. Persons with light-sensitive epilepsy may suffer from epileptic seizures or fall unconscious.
• Make sure that the product is set up or installed safely and expertly and prevented from falling down. Comply with the standards and rules that apply in your country, in particular EN 60598-2-17.
• If you lack the qualification, do not attempt the installation yourself, but instead use a professional installer. Improper installation can result in bodily injury and or damage to property.
• The manufacturer cannot be made liable for damages caused by incorrect installations or insufficient safety precautions.
• For overhead use, always secure the device with a secondary safety attachment such as a safety bond or safety net.
• Make sure that the area below the installation place is blocked when rigging, derigging or servicing the device.
• For commercial use the country-specific accident prevention regulations of the government safety organization for electrical facilities must be complied with at all times.

Caution – material damage

• This device must not be connected to the mains voltage by means of a dimmer.
• Lighting effects are not designed for permanent operation. Consistent operation breaks will ensure that the device will serve you for a long time without defects.
• Never switch the device on and off in short intervals. This will considerably reduce the service life of the device.
• If the device has been exposed to drastic temperature fluctuation, do not switch it on immediately. The resulting condensation may destroy the device. Allow the device to reach room temperature before connecting it. Wait until the condensation has evaporated.
• Please use the original packaging to protect the device against vibration, dust and moisture during transportation or storage.
• If a serial number label is affixed to the device, do not remove the label as this would make the warranty void.
• Never lift the fixture by holding it at the device-head, as the mechanics may be damaged. Always hold the fixture at the transport handles.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVICE

1. Device head
2. LED/lens
3. Yoke
4. Carrying handle
5. Rubber foot
6. LCD
7. Safety eyelet
8. Control Board
9. Microphone
10. ESDC switch
11. Arrow button left
12. Arrow button down
13. Enter button
14. Arrow button up
15. Arrow button right
16. 5-pin DMX input socket
17. 5-pin DMX output socket
18. 3-pin DMX input socket
19. 3-pin DMX output socket
20. USB port for firmware upgrade
21. Fuseholder
22. Power output
23. Power input
24. Ventilation grille
25. USB port for QuickDMX receiver

INSTALLATION

WARNING! Risk of injury caused by falling objects
Devices in overhead installations may cause severe injuries when crashing down. Make sure that the device is installed securely and cannot fall down. The installation must be carried out by a specialist who is familiar with the hazards and the relevant regulations.

The device can be fastened via its base to a truss or similar rigging structure in any orientation without altering its operation characteristics. The device must never be fixed swinging freely in the room.

1. The rigging structure must support at least 10 times the weight of all fixtures to be installed on it.

2. Block access below the work area and work from a stable platform when installing the device.

3. Use rigging hardware that is compatible with the structure and capable of bearing the weight of the device.
   Please refer to the “Accessories” section for a list of suitable rigging hardware and follow the instructions mentioned at the bottom of the base. Screw the coupler via a M10 screw and self-locking nut onto the Omega clamp. Insert the two quick-lock fasteners of the Omega clamp into the respective holes on the bottom of the device. Tighten the quick-lock fasteners fully clockwise.

4. Secure the device with a safety bond or other secondary attachment. This secondary safety attachment must be sufficiently dimensioned in accordance with the latest industrial safety regulations and constructed in a way that no part of the installation can fall down if the main attachment fails. An appropriate safety eyelet for fixation of the safety bond is mounted on the bottom of the base. Install the safety bond by inserting the quick link in the safety eyelet. Pull the safety bond over the trussing system etc. Insert the end in the quick link and tighten the fixation screw. Fasten the safety bond in such a way that, in the event of a fall, the maximum drop distance of the device will not exceed 20 cm.

5. After installation, the device requires inspections periodically to prevent the possibility of rot, deformation and looseness.

Installation instructions for the optional Futurelight WDR-TIMO Wireless CRMX Receiver PCB

CAUTION!
Prior to installation, disconnect the device from the mains. Risk of electric shock!

CRMX-PCB add-on kit

• Remove the CRMX receiver from the packaging. The module consists of a threaded rod antenna, a wireless PCB and a connecting cable.
• To prevent electrostatic discharge damage to the receiver board, please wear an anti-static wrist strap during the installation if possible. Do not touch the pins on the bottom side.

Tools required for installation:

• Wire cutter
• 5 mm Allen wrench
• Crosshead screwdriver (PH2)
• Cable tie
• 10 mm drill bit

Installation steps

1. Step 1 : Assemble the antenna
2. Step 2 : Remove the handle by loosening the 2 screws with an Allen wrench.
3. Step 3: Remove the 4 screws from the control board cover on the front panel and then the 3 screws of the side housing with a crosshead screwdriver. Carefully open the control board cover, laying it face down.
4. Step 4: Carefully open the side of the base. Remove the side cover.
5. Step 5: Open the cable tie around the magnetic ring and carefully open the ring.
6. Step 6: Please remove the 4-pin wire connection cable of the USB connector, the USB adapter and the USB PCB and store it well for possible later disassembly.
7. Step 7 : Drill a hole for the antenna in the right side of the Base housing using a 10 mm drill bit.
8. Step 8: Pass the antenna through the hole to the outside and attach the antenna using the crosshead screwdriver and tapping screws.
9. Step 9: Screw the side cover of the base and the handle back on.
10. Step 10: Connect the antenna cable to the wireless PCB.
11. Step 11 : Attach the wireless PCB to the main PCB and fix it with a round head screw on the distance bolt. Bundle the cables with a cable tie.
12. Step 12: Carefully place the magnetic ring around the cables again and close it.
13. Step 13: Carefully replace the control board cover onto the control board and tighten the 4 screws on the front panel and the 3 screws of the side housing.
    The installation of CRMX antenna and wireless PCB is completed.

CONNECTIONS

DMX512 connection / connection between fixtures

Please note, the starting address depends upon which controller is being used.

DMX512 control
A DMX512 data link is required in order to control the device via DMX. The device provides 3-pin and 5-pin XLR connectors for DMX connection.

1. Connect the output of your DMX controller to the DMX input DMX IN of the device with a DMX cable.
2. Connect the DMX output DMX OUT of the light set to the DMX input of the next unit in the chain. Always connect one output to the input of the next unit until all units are connected. Not suitable as signal splitter!
3. At the last unit, the DMX cable has to be terminated. Plug the terminator with a 120 Ω resistor between Signal (–) and Signal (+) in the DMX output of the last unit.

XLR connection:

Wireless DMX transmission with QuickDMX
The device features an alternative DMX input for a QuickDMX receiver (sold separately). CRMX and WDMX receivers are compatible and can also be used. The connector allows a DMX control signal to be transmitted wirelessly to the device, eliminating the need for complex wiring to the DMX controller. The connector is designed as a USB port which provides the required 5 V operating voltage for the receiver.

Occupation of the USB port: Please note: To activate the USB socket for Wireless-DMX, W-DMX ON must be set on the Control Board (in the menu point CONNECT – PROTOCOL).

POWER SUPPLY

The device uses an auto-range power supply that accepts input voltages between 100 und 240 volts.

1. Connect the device via the mains cable to a grounded mains socket.

2. Do not connect the unit to the mains voltage via a dimmer. For a more convenient operation, use a mains outlet
   which is switchable.

3. The jack POWER OUT allows for power supply of further devices. To interconnect several devices, connect the jack POWER OUT to the input POWER IN of the next unit until all units are connected. Matching power cables are available as accessories. In this manner, up to 8 devices can be linked at 230/240 input voltage and up to 4 devices at 110/115 input voltage.

OPERATION

After you connected the effect to the mains, the device starts running. During the Reset, the motors are trimmed and the device is ready for use afterwards.

• Stand Alone operation
  In the Stand Alone mode, the EYE-740 MK2 QCL ZOOM can be used without controller. Disconnect the EYE-740 MK2 QCL ZOOM from the controller and call up the internal program. Please refer to the instructions under Control Board.

• Master/Slave operation

  • The master/slave operation enables that several devices can be synchronized and controlled by one master device.
  • On the back panel of the device you can find an XLR-jack (DMX Out) and an XLR-plug (DMX In), which can be used for connecting several devices.
  • Choose the device which is to control the effects. This device then works as master device and controls all other slave-devices, which are to be connected to the master device via a DMX cable. Connect the DMX OUT-jack with the DMX IN-plug of the next device.
  • Set the desired Master mode for the master device. Set the respective Slave mode for all slave devices.
  • Please refer to the instructions under Control Board.

• DMX-controlled operation

  • You can control the devices individually via your DMX-controller. Every DMX-channel has a different occupation with different features. The individual channels and their features are listed under DMX protocol.
  • The device has nine DMX channel modes. The Control Board allows you to assign the DMX channel mode.

Addressing

• The Control Board allows you to assign the DMX starting address, which is defined as the first channel from which the EYE-740 MK2 QCL ZOOM will respond to the controller.
• If you set, for example, the starting address, in the 37 channel mode of the main protocol (assuming that the pixel protocol is OFF), to 38, the device will use the channel 38 to 74 for control.
• Please, be sure that you don’t have any overlapping channels in order to control each EYE-740 MK2 QCL ZOOM correctly and independently from any other fixture on the DMX-chain.
• If several EYE-740 MK2 QCL ZOOM are addressed similarly, they will work synchronically.
• The main menu is accessed by pressing Enter until the display is lit. Browse through the menu by pressing the arrow buttons (up, down, left, right). Press Enter in order to select “Address”. You can select “Fixture” or “Pixels” by pressing the arrow buttons. Press Enter in order to confirm. Press Up/Down for setting the desired starting address and press Enter in order to confirm.
• Now you can start operating the EYE-740 MK2 QCL ZOOM via your lighting controller.

Note:

• After switching on, the device will automatically detect whether DMX 512 data is received or not. If there is no data received at the DMX-input, the display will flash.
• This situation can occur if:
  • the XLR plug (cable with DMX signal from controller) is not connected with the input of the device.
  • the controller is switched off or defective.
  • the cable or connector is defective or if the signal wires are swap in the input connector.

DMX protocol

Main protocol

head adjustment from one end of the slider to the other (0-255, 128-center). The head can be stopped at any position you wish.
2| 2| 2| | PAN-movement with 16-bit resolution
0| 255| Fine indexing
3| 3| 3| | Vertical movement (TILT)
0| 255| Push slider up in order to move the head vertically (TILT). Gradual head adjustment from one end of the slider to the other (0-255, 128-center). The head can be stopped at any position you wish.
4| 4| 4| | TILT-movement with 16-bit resolution
0| 255| Fine indexing
5| 5| 5| | PAN/TILT speed
0| 255| Decreasing speed
6| 6| 6| | Dimmer intensity
0| 255| Gradual adjustment of the dimmer intensity from 0 to 100 %
7| 7| 7| | Dimmer intensity with 16-bit resolution
0| 255| Gradual adjustment of the dimmer intensity from 0 to 100 %
8| 8| 8| | Shutter, strobe
| | | 0| 1| Shutter closed
---|---|---|---|---|---
2| 62| Strobe-effect with increasing speed
63| 64| No function (shutter open)
65| 125| Closing pulse-effect with increasing speed
126| 127| No function (shutter open)
128| 188| Opening pulse-effect with increasing speed
189| 190| No function (shutter open)
191| 251| Random strobe-effect with increasing speed
252| 255| No function (shutter open)
9| 9| 9| | Red
0| 255| Red 0 – 100 % increasing
| 10| 10| | Red fine
0| 255| Red with 16-bit resolution
10| 11| 11| | Green
0| 255| Green 0 – 100 % increasing
| 12| 12| | Green fine
0| 255| Green with 16-bit resolution
11| 13| 13| | Blue
0| 255| Blue 0 – 100 % increasing
| 14| 14| | Blue fine
0| 255| Blue with 16-bit resolution
12| 15| 15| | White
0| 255| White 0 – 100 % increasing
| 16| 16| | White fine
0| 255| White with 16-bit resolution
13| 17| 17| | Color presets, color macros and color temperatures (CCT)
0| 1| No function
2| 3| Red
4| 5| Green
6| 7| Blue
8| 9| Cyan
10| 11| Magenta
12| 13| Pink
14| 15| Dirty white
16| 17| Alice blue
18| 19| Congo blue
20| 21| Dark steel blue
22| 23| Deep lavender
24| 25| Neutral white
26| 27| Baby blue
28| 29| Flame red
30| 31| Warm white
32| 33| Deep orange
34| 35| Pale gold
36| 37| Apricot
38| 39| Bright blue
40| 41| Primary green
42| 43| Special lavender
44| 45| Pale lavender
46| 47| Deep golden amber
48| 49| Medium blue
50| 51| Bright pink
52| 53| Mauve
54| 55| Dark green
56| 57| Lee green
58| 59| Dark blue
| | | 60| 61| Light blue
---|---|---|---|---|---
62| 63| Steel blue
64| 65| Medium blue green
66| 67| Peacock blue
68| 69| Magenta
70| 71| Old rose
72| 73| Light old rose
74| 75| Light salmon
76| 77| Amber white
78| 79| Light rose
80| 81| Orange
82| 83| Amber
84| 85| Greenish white
86| 87| Light amber
88| 89| Spring yellow
90| 91| Dark yellow green
92| 93| Just blue
94| 95| Sky blue
96| 97| Lavender
98| 99| Light lavender
100| 101| Pink carnation
102| 103| Baby pink
104| 105| Light pink
106| 107| Sunset red
108| 109| Dark amber
110| 111| Gold amber
112| 113| Medium amber
114| 115| Fire
116| 117| Surprise peach
118| 119| Straw tint
120| 121| Medium yellow
122| 123| Lee minus green
124| 125| Pale gold
126| 127| Medium orange
128| 129| Deep straw
130| 131| Rose purple
132| 133| Deep purple
134| 135| Soft green
136| 211| No function
212| 213| 2800K
214| 215| 3000K
216| 217| 3200K
218| 219| 3400K
220| 221| 3600K
222| 223| 3800K
224| 225| 4000K
226| 227| 4200K
228| 229| 4400K
230| 231| 4600K
232| 233| 4800K
234| 235| 5000K
236| 237| 5200K
238| 239| 5400K
240| 241| 5600K
242| 243| 6000K
244| 245| 6500K
| | | 246| 247| 7000K
---|---|---|---|---|---
248| 249| 8000K
250| 251| 9000K
252| 253| 10000K
254| 255| Full on
14| 18| 18| | CCT (for use, channel 17/22 “crossfade from color to CCT” must be set to 255)
0| 255| Linear adjustment from 2800K to 10000K
15| 19| 19| | Zoom
0| 255| Zoom adjustment from small to large
| 20| 20| | Zoom with 16-bit resolution
0| 255| Fine indexing
16| 21| 21| | Crossfade pixel protocol
0| 255| 0 – 100 % increasing – Fades from the main to the pixel protocol, depending on the setting
17| 22| 22| | Crossfade from color to CCT
0| 255| 0 – 100 % increasing
18| 23| 23| | Reset, control
0| 1| No function/Saving the control setting
2| 5| No function
6| 7| PAN reverse on
8| 9| PAN reverse off
10| 11| TILT reverse on
12| 13| TILT reverse off
14| 15| PAN/TILT speed mode fast
16| 17| PAN/TILT speed mode medium
18| 19| PAN/TILT speed mode slow
20| 21| Blackout with PAN/TILT movement on
22| 23| Blackout with PAN/TILT movement off
24| 25| Home position standard
26| 27| Home position customer
28| 29| Display on
30| 31| Display shutoff time 10s
32| 33| Display shutoff time 20s
34| 35| Display shutoff time 30s
36| 37| Flip display on
38| 39| Flip display off
40| 41| Flip display auto
42| 43| Key lock on
44| 45| Key lock off
46| 47| Fan mode auto
48| 49| Fan mode silent
50| 51| Fan mode high
52| 53| White calibration off
54| 55| White calibration studio
56| 57| Tungsten emulation on
58| 59| Tungsten emulation off
60| 61| No signal hold
62| 63| No signal blackout
64| 67| No function
68| 69| Dimmer curve LINEAR
70| 71| Dimmer curve S-CURVE
72| 73| Dimmer curve SQUARE LAW
74| 75| Dimmer curve INVERSE SQUARE LAW
76| 77| Step response – dimmer curve response characteristics of LEDs
| | | 78| 79| Step response – dimmer curve response characteristics of halogen lamps, fast
---|---|---|---|---|---
80| 81| Step response – dimmer curve response characteristics of halogen lamps, medium
82| 83| Step response – dimmer curve response characteristics of halogen lamps, slow
84| 85| PWM frequency 600 Hz
86| 87| PWM frequency 1200 Hz
88| 89| PWM frequency 2000 Hz
90| 91| PWM frequency 4000 Hz
92| 93| PWM frequency 6000 Hz
94| 95| PWM frequency 25 kHz
96| 97| PWM frequency 50 kHz
98| 99| Invert mapping on
100| 101| Invert mapping off
102| 103| Reset ALL
104| 105| Reset PAN/TILT
106| 107| Reset ZOOM
108| 253| Keine Funktion
254| 255| Restore control factory settings
| 24| 24| | CTO (Convert to orange) on RGBW color mixing
0| 255| Linear adjustment from 0 to 100%
| 25| 25| | Tint correction to CCT setting
0| 127| – 25 %
128| 128| Balanced
129| 255| + 25 %
| | 26| | Pattern (for use of the patterns, channels 30-33 must be set accordingly)
0| 16| No Pattern
17| 22| All rings in & out
23| 28| All rings in & out bouncing
29| 34| Single ring in & out
35| 40| Single ring in & out bouncing
41| 46| All pixels in & out forwards
47| 52| Single line in & out forwards
53| 58| Single line in & out bouncing, backwards/forwards
59| 64| All pixels in & out downwards
65| 70| Single line in & out downwards
71| 76| Single line in & out bouncing, upwards/downwards
77| 82| Half pixels rotating clockwise
83| 88| Fixture divides into 2 parts ring effect
89| 94| Random 1 pixel
95| 100| Random 2 pixels
101| 106| Random 4 pixels
107| 112| Random 5 pixels
113| 118| Random 7 pixels
119| 124| Pixel movement around ring 1
125| 130| Pixel movement around ring 1
131| 136| Pixel movement around ring 2
137| 142| Pixel movement around ring 2
143| 148| Pixel movement around ring 2
149| 154| Pixel movement around ring 2
155| 160| Backwards rotation
161| 166| Two squares rotating while moving from center
167| 172| Wiggling line
173| 178| Two rotating 2×2 pixel squares
179| 184| Pixels in & out on ring 2 side to side
| | | 185| 190| Triangle from 9 pixels rotate to right
---|---|---|---|---|---
191| 196| Wiggling clock
197| 202| 2 hands moving up and down
203| 208| Aperture effect
209| 214| Aperture effect with 1 pixel only
215| 220| 2 pixels movement around ring 2
221| 226| 3 pixels movement around ring 2
227| 232| Bottom half open/close, top half open close
233| 238| Moving fists
239| 244| Pixels coming in zigzag shape
245| 250| 2 arcs rotating
251| 255| 2 pixel wide lines, rotating
| | 27| | Pattern speed
0| 127| Indexing
128| 190| Decreasing speed forwards
191| 192| Stop
192| 255| Increasing speed backwards
| | 28| | Pattern fading time
0| 255| Fading time 0 – 100 % increasing
| | 29| | Pattern transition
0| 255| Transition 0 – 100 % increasing
| | 30| | Foreground intensity
0| 255| Intensity 0 – 100 % increasing
| | 31| | Foreground strobe-effect
0| 1| Shutter closed
2| 62| Strobe-effect with increasing speed
63| 64| No function (shutter open)
65| 125| Closing pulse-effect with increasing speed
126| 127| No function (shutter open)
128| 188| Opening pulse-effect with increasing speed
189| 190| No function (shutter open)
191| 251| Random strobe-effect with increasing speed
252| 255| No function (shutter open)
| | 32| | Background intensity
0| 255| Intensity 0 – 100 % increasing
| | 33| | Background strobe-effect
0| 1| Shutter closed
2| 62| Strobe-effect with increasing speed
63| 64| No function (shutter open)
65| 125| Closing pulse-effect with increasing speed
126| 127| No function (shutter open)
128| 188| Opening pulse-effect with increasing speed
189| 190| No function (shutter open)
191| 251| Random strobe-effect with increasing speed
252| 255| No function (shutter open)
| | 34| | Background red
0| 255| Red 0 – 100 % increasing
| | 35| | Background green
0| 255| Green 0 – 100 % increasing
| | 36| | Background blue
0| 255| Blue 0 – 100 % increasing
| | 37| | Background white
0| 255| White 0 – 100 % increasing

Pixel protocol

The LEDs of the pixel protocol are arranged in the following order (see graphic) and can be individually controlled with the following DMX protocol.

Control Board

• The Control Board offers several features: you can simply set the starting address, run the pre-programmed program or make a reset.
• The main menu is accessed by pressing Enter until the display is lit. Browse through the menu by pressing the arrow buttons (up, down, left, right). Press Enter in order to select the desired menu. You can change the selection by pressing the arrow buttons. Press Enter in order to confirm. The functions provided are described in the following sections.

Default settings shaded. 1 Basic Reload / 2 Program Reload / 3 Factory Reload

| Main menu| Sub menu| Display| Function
---|---|---|---|---
| ADDRESS  CD| FIXTURE| 001-512, 001| DMX address setting for use of the main and pixel protocol
PIXELS| 001-512, 001
| | FIXTURE| DMX/W-DMX| Used control protocol for the main protocol: DMX or wireless DMX
| PROTOCOL  CD| PIXELS| FOLLOW FIXTURE/ DMX/W-DMX| Used control protocol for the pixel protocol: follow the main protocol, DMX or wireless DMX
|

DMX MODE CD

| FIXTURE| BASIC/STANDARD/ EXTENDED| DMX channel mode main protocol
PIXELS| OFF/RING/PIXELS| DMX channel mode pixel protocol
| | WDMX ON/OFF| ON/OFF| Activates or deactivates the wireless mode
| | WDMX MODE| TRANSMITTER/ RECEIVER| Setting the device in WDMX mode as a transmitter or a receiver
TX LINK| ON/OFF| TX link unlocks when the unit is set as a transmitter
| WIRELESS CD
(OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT)| TX UNLINK| ON/OFF| Disconnects the transmitter from all receivers.
Unlocks only if WDMX mode is transmitter
RX RESET| ON/OFF| Total reset of the receiver. RX reset unlocks only if WDMX mode is receiver
| | DMX TO WDMX (TX)| ON/OFF| Activates or deactivates the transmission of the DMX signal from the transmitter to the receiver via WDMX
| | WDMX TO DMX (RX)| ON/OFF| Activates or deactivates the forwarding of the DMX signal from the receiver to the other units connected to the receiver by cable
Set| FIXTURE| DMX FAULT| HOLD/BLACKOUT| Run if no DMX
| SETTINGs CD| TEMPERATURE UNIT| Fahrenheit/Celsius| Select temperature designation °C or °F
---|---|---|---|---
FAN MODE| AUTO/HIGH/SILENT| Fan mode selection
DIMMER CURVE| LINEAR/S-CURVE/ SQUARE/ INVERSE SQUARE| Dimmer curve
DIMMER SPEED| AUTO/FAST/MEDIUM/ SLOW| Dimmer speed (step response)
LED FREQUENCY| 600HZ/1200HZ/2000 HZ/4000HZ/6000HZ/ 25KHZ/50KHz| PWM (pulse- width modulation)
LANGUAGE| E/简/繁| Language select
TRANSFER CONFIGURATION| No DMX ADDRESS| Transfer settings (without DMX starting address)
WITH DMX ADDRESS| Transfer settings (with DMX starting address)
WHITE CALIBRATION| OFF/STUDIO| Manufacturer’s white calibration
TUNGSTEN EMULATION| ON/OFF| Mimics the dimming behavior of a halogen lamp
INVERT MAPPING| ON/OFF| Invert pixel image
MOVEMENT  CD| PAN REVERSE| ON/OFF| Reverse movement
TILT REVERSE| ON/OFF
P/T FEEDBACK| ON/OFF| Automatic PAN/TILT adjustment
P/T MODE| SLOW/MEDIUM/FAST| Adjust PAN/TILT speed
TOTEM MODE| OFF/UP/DOWN| Restricting the PAN/TILT movement
SCREEN CD| BACKLIGHT| ON/10S/20S/30S| Display shutoff time
FLIP DISPLAY| ON/OFF/AUTO| Display reverse 180 degree
KEY LOCK| ON/OFF| Key lock activation

| FIXTURE TIME|

FIXTURE HOURS

| TOTAL (READ ONLY)| Total fixture hours
PARTIAL (READ AND RESET)| Total fixture hours since last reset
CURRENT HOURS| TOTAL (READ ONLY)| Individual fixture hours
PARTIAL (READ AND RESET)| Individual fixture hours since last reset
LED HOURS| TOTAL (READ ONLY)| LED hours
PARTIAL (READ AND RESET)| LED hours since last reset
POWER ON CYCLE| TOTAL (READ ONLY)| Number of switch-ons
PARTIAL (READ AND RESET)| Number of switch-ons since last reset
TEMPERATURE| NEAR SOURCE TEMP, LED| XXX °C/°F| Inside temperature
FAN SPEED| NEAR SOURCE FAN, BASE FAN,.| | Fan speed
| CHANNEL VALUE| PAN …| PAN = XXX …| DMX indicator
---|---|---|---|---
ERROR MESSAGE| PAN, TILT …| | Error channels
FIXTURE MODEL| xxxxxxxxxxxx| | Model number and brand
RDM UID| | | RDM UID
SOFTWARE VERSION| 1U01 V1.0.00…| | Software version of

each IC

| RESET| ALL| | Reset all motors
PAN&TILT| | Reset only PAN/TILT
.| |
OTHERS| | Reset other motors
CALIBRATION  CT| –PASSWORD– COLOR …| PASSWORD=XXX COLOR =XXX …| Wheel adjustment to standard position password „050“
MANUAL CONTROL| PAN| | Test function
…|
RELOAD DEFAULT| BASIC RELOADQ)| ON/OFF| Basic Reload Program Reload Password „050“ Factory Reload
PROGRAM

RELOAD0

| ON/OFF
Password| XXX
FACTORY RELOADCT| ON/OFF
| Play Q)| DMX receive| | Back to DMX mode
Slave receive| Slave 1, Slave 2, Slave 3| Slave setting
Sequence| Master/Alone| Auto program
Music| Master/Alone| Music control
Select Chase 0|

• Chase Part 1
• Chase Part 2
• Chase Part 3

| Chase 1- 8 Chase 1 Chase 1- 8 Chase 2 Chase 1- 8 Chase 3| Select programs to be run
Edit Chase 0| Chase 1 : Chase 8| Chase Test Step 01 = SCXXX Step 64 = SCXXX| Testing program Program in loop Save and exit
Edit Scenes 0| Edit scene 001 :Edit scene 250| Pan,Tilt, …
— Fade Time —
— Scene Time — DMX Input| Save and automatically return manual scenes edit
Scenes Record| ScXX=>ScXX| Automat. scenes rec

Connect

Address
DMX starting address setting
With this function, you can adjust the desired DMX starting address via the Control Board.

• Select “Address“ by pressing Up or Down.
• Press Enter to confirm; the display shows “Fixture”.
• Press Up or Down to select “Pixels“ or “Fixture”.
• Press the Enter-button, adjust the DMX address by pressing Up or Down.
• Press the Enter-button to confirm.

Select control protocol
With this function, you can set the control protocol.

• Select “Protocol” by pressing Up or Down.
• Press Enter to confirm; the display shows “Fixture”.
• Press Up or Down to select “Pixels“ or “Fixture”.
• Press Enter to confirm; the display shows “DMX”.
• Press Up or Down to select “W-DMX“, “DMX“ or “FOLLOW FIXTURE”.
• Press the Enter-button to confirm.

DMX Mode
DMX channel mode With this function, you can select the DMX channel mode for the main and the pixel protocol.

Wireless

QuickDMX via USB (optional)
The device features an alternative DMX input for a QuickDMX receiver (sold separately). CRMX and WDMX receivers are compatible and can also be used. The connector allows a DMX control signal to be transmitted wirelessly to the device, eliminating the need for complex wiring to the DMX controller. The connector is designed as a USB port which provides the required 5 V operating voltage for the receiver. Occupation of the USB port: CRMX by LumenRadio upgradeable

• An optionally available wireless receiver for CRMX operation by LumenRadio can be upgraded.
• For more information, please refer to the chapter “Installation instructions for the optional Futurelight WDR-TIMO Wireless CRMX Receiver PCB”.
• The device is compatible with WDMX and LumenRadio standards. The device can be used as a wireless transmitter to transmit DMX signals to various wireless DMX receivers.

Operation as a wireless transmitter

• Select “Wireless” by pressing Up or Down, press the Enter-button to confirm.
• Select “WDMX ON/OFF” by pressing Up or Down. Press the Enter-button to confirm, and activate “ON”. Press the Enter-button to confirm.
• Select “WDMX Mode” and set it on “Transmitter”. Press the Enter-button to confirm. Please note that “WDMX Mode” will be available only if “WDMX ON/OFF” is set to “ON”.
• Activate “TX Link” to “ON” to link transmitter to receivers. Please note that “TX Link” will be only available if “WDMX Mode” is set to “Transmitter”. – The transmitter scans for all unlinked receivers for a period of about 5 seconds. – If the connection fails, check the position of the receiver. – The wireless indicator on the receiver display indicates the received signal strength.

Unlinking the transmitter
Follow the procedure below to unlink the transmitter from all receivers connected with the device.

• Select “Wireless” by pressing Up or Down, press the Enter-button to confirm.
• Select “TX Unlink” by pressing Up or Down. Press the Enter-button to confirm, and activate “ON”. Press the Enter-button to confirm.

Please note that “TX Unlink” will be only available if “WDMX Mode” is set to “Transmitter”. – All connected receivers will be unlinked.

Operation as a wireless receiver
The device can be used as wireless receiver connected to a wireless transmitter.

• Select “Wireless” by pressing Up or Down, press the Enter-button to confirm.
• Select “WDMX ON/OFF” by pressing Up or Down. Press the Enter-button to confirm, and activate “ON”. Press the Enter-button to confirm.
• Select “WDMX Mode” and set it on “Receiver”. Press the Enter-button to confirm.
• On the transmitter, activate “TX Link” to “ON” to link transmitter to the receivers.
• If the connection is successful and the DMX signal is available, the display of the receiver shows the DMX address. If no DMX signal is available, the display shows “No Signal”, but the transmitter remains connected.
• If the connection fails, check the position of the receiver.
• The wireless indicator on the receiver display indicates the received signal strength.

Reset the receiver

• Select “Wireless” by pressing Up or Down, press the Enter-button to confirm.
• Select “RX RESET” by pressing Up or Down. Press the Enter-button to confirm, and activate “ON”. Press the Enter-button to confirm.

DMX TO WDMX (TX)
This function activates or deactivates the wireless transmission of the DMX signal from the transmitter to the receiver.

WDMX TO DMX (RX)

• This function activates or deactivates the forwarding of the wireless DMX signal received through the DMX port on the receiver side
• If a device with wireless receiver is connected with a DMX-controller via cable, the device will be controlled by the cabled controller and not by the wireless transmitter.

Set

Fixture Settings

Action if no DMX
With the function “DMX Fault“, you can “Hold” the DMX value or the device is switched dark “Blackout” if there is no DMX-signal.

• Select ” Hold” or “Blackout” by pressing Up or Down.
• Press Up or Down to select between “Hold” or “Blackout”.
• Press the Enter-button to confirm.

Select temperature designation
With this function, you can select the temperature designation.

• Select “Temperature Unit” by pressing Up or Down.
• Press Up or Down to select the desired degree between “Celsius” and “Fahrenheit”.
• Press the Enter-button to confirm.

Adjust ventilation fan mode
With this function, you can adjust the ventilation fan mode.

• Select “Fan Mode” by pressing Up or Down.
• Press Enter to confirm; the display shows “Auto”.
• Press Up or Down to select “Auto“,“High“ or “Silent”.
• Press the Enter-button to confirm.

Select dimmer curve
With this function, you can select the dimmer curve.

• Select “Dimmer Curve” by pressing Up or Down.
• Press Enter to confirm; the display shows “Linear”.
• Press Up or Down to select “Linear“, “S-Curve“, “Square Law“ or “Inverse Square Law“.
• Press the Enter-button to confirm.

Dimming Curves options:

• LINEAR: the increase in light intensity appears to be linear as DMX value is increased.
• SQUARE: light intensity control is finer at low levels and coarser at high levels
• INVERSE SQUARE: light intensity control is coarser at low levels and finer at high levels
• S-CURVE: light intensity control is fine at low levels and high levels and coarser at medium levels.

Select dimmer curve speed (step response)
With this function, you can select the dimmer speed.

• Select “Dimmer Speed” by pressing Up or Down.
• Press Enter to confirm; the display shows “Auto”.
• Press Up or Down to select “Auto“ (response characteristics of LEDs), “Fast“ (response characteristics of halogen lamps, fast), “Medium“ (response characteristics of halogen lamps, medium) or “Slow“ (response characteristics of halogen lamps, slow).
• Press the Enter-button to confirm.

PWM (Pulse-width modulation)
With this function, you can select the PWM frequency of the LEDs.

• Menu language select
  With this function, you can select the desired display language.

• Transfer settings to other devices

  • With the function “Transfer Configuration” you can transfer the settings of one device to further devices of the same model via a DMX connection. To avoid conflicts during the transfer, none of the devices may be connected to a controller while using this function!
  • “No DMX address” means that the settings (except DMX starting address) of this device will be copied/transferred to other devices of the same model on the same DMX line.
  • “With DMX address” means that the settings (including DMX starting address) of this device will be copied/transferred to other devices of the same model on the same DMX line.

• White calibration
  With this function, you can set the manufacturer’s calibration of the white light to ensure color consistency.

• Tungsten emulation
  With this function, you can imitate the warm glow of a halogen lamp’s color temperature during dimming. This function responds to the CCT channels.

• Invert Mapping
  With this function, you can invert the pixel image.

Movement

• PAN Reverse
  With this function, you can reverse the PAN-movement.

• TILT Reverse

  • With this function, you can reverse the TILT-movement.
  • Automatic PAN/TILT correction (Feedback)
  • With this function, you can correct the PAN/TILT movement to the programmed position.

• Adjust PAN/TILT speed
  With this function, you can define the PAN/TILT speed. You can select one of 3 different modes.

• Restricting the PAN/TILT movement (Totem)

  • With this function, you can restrict the PAN and TILT movement.
  • Off = no restriction
  • UP = restricts the PAN/TILT movement for overhead mounting
  • DOWN = restricts the PAN/TILT movement for upright mounting

Screen

• Backlight
  With this function, you can shut off the display after 10, 20 or 30 seconds. If you select “ON”, the display does not switch off.

• Flip Display
  With this function, you can flip the display by 180° for a better view when the fixture is hung from the truss or a ceiling.

• Key lock
  With this function, you can lock the keys of the Control Board to e.g. prevent menu tampering. If this function is activated, the keys will be automatically locked from the last command. In order to deactivate or temporarily deactivate the key lock function, press the keys in the following order: ↑ UP, ↓ DOWN, ← LEFT, → RIGHT and ENTER to regain access to the menu commands.

Information

Fixture Time

• Total fixture hours/ operating hours device
  With this function, you can read out the running time of the device. The display shows “XXXX”, “X“ stands for the number of hours.

• Partial fixture hours / operating hours device since last reset

  • With this function, you can read out the running time of the device from the last reset. The display shows “XXXX”, “X“ stands for the number of hours.
  • To reset the operating hours, press the ↓ button (down) followed by the Enter button in the menu “Fixture hours – Partial”. Password appears on the display. Now enter 50 using the ↑ (up) and ↓ (down) buttons. Confirm with the Enter button.

• Total current hours / temporary operating hours device
  With this function, you can read out the temporary running time of the device from the last power on. The display shows “XXXX”, “X“ stands for the number of hours.

• Partial current hours / temporary operating hours device since last reset

  • With this function, you can read out the temporary running time of the device from the last reset. The display shows “XXXX”, “X“ stands for the number of hours.
  • To reset the temporary running time, press the ↓ button (down) followed by the Enter button in the menu “Current hours – Partial”. Password appears on the display. Now enter 50 using the ↑ (up) and ↓ (down) buttons. Confirm with the Enter button.

• Total LED hours / operating hours LED
  With this function, you can read out the running time of the LED. The display shows “XXXX”, “X“ stands for the number of hours.

• Partial LED hours / operating hours LED since last reset

  • With this function, you can read out the running time of the LED since the last reset. The display shows “XXXX”, “X“ stands for the number of hours.
  • To reset the LED running time, press the ↓ button (down) followed by the Enter button in the menu “LED hours – Partial”. Password appears on the display. Now enter 50 using the ↑ (up) and ↓ (down) buttons. Confirm with the Enter button.

• Total power on cycle

  • With this function, you can read out the number of power-on cycles of the device. The display shows “XXXX”, “X“ stands for the number of operations.

• Partial power on cycle / number of power on cycles since last reset

  • With this function, you can read out the number of power-on cycles of the device since the last reset. The display shows “XXXX”, “X“ stands for the number of operations.
  • To reset the number of power-on cycles, press the ↓ button (down) followed by the Enter button in the menu “Power on cycle – Partial”. Password appears on the display. Now enter 50 using the ↑ (up) and ↓ (down) buttons. Confirm with the Enter button.

Temperature

• Inside temperature
  With this function, you can read out the temperature in the device-head in degree Celsius/degree Fahrenheit.

• Fan speed
  With this function, you can read out the current fan speed. The display shows “XXXX”, “X“ stands for RPM.

• DMX indicator
  With this function, you can read out with which value the respective channel is sent.

• Error channels
  With this function, you can read out the channel errors.

• Fixture Model
  With this function, you can read out the model number and brand of the fixture.

• RDM UID

  • Each device has a unique RDM code before it leaves the factory to distinguish it from other devices.
  • This device is RDM ready. RDM stands for “Remote Device Management” and makes remote control of devices connected to the DMX-bus possible. ANSI E1.20-2006 by ESTA specifies the RDM standard as an extension of the DMX512 protocol.
  • Manual settings like adjusting the DMX starting address are no longer needed. This is especially useful when the device is installed in a remote area.
  • RDM is integrated in DMX without influencing the connections. The RDM-data is transmitted via the standard XLR-poles 1 and 2 – new DMX-cables are not necessary. RDM ready and conventional DMX devices can be operated in one DMX line. The RDM protocol sends own packages in the DMX512 data feed and does not influence conventional devices.
  • If DMX splitters are used and RDM control is to be used, these splitters must support RDM.
  • The number and type of RDM parameters depend on the (optional) RDM controller being used.

Software version
With this function, you can read out the software version of each IC.

• Select “Software ver.” by pressing Up or Down.
• Press the Enter-button, the display shows e.g. “1U01 VX.X.XX”, “X.X.XX“ stands for the version number.

Service

• Reset
  With this function, you can reset the device via the Control Board. You can select the different Reset-functions by pressing Up or Down.

• Calibration
  With this function, you can calibrate and adjust the effect wheels to their correct positions. The password for this function is „050“.

• Manual control

  • Test function of each channel
  • With this function, you can test each channel on its (correct) function.

• Reload Default
  With this function, you can restore the factory settings of the device. The different settings (marked in the table) will be set back to the default values (shaded).

Program

Play

• DMX Receive
  With this function, you can set the device to the DMX mode.

• Slave Receive
  With this function, you can define the device as slave. You can choose one of three different Slave programs. For further information see „Edit Chase”.

• Sequence
  With this function, you can run the internal program. You can select the desired program under “Select Chase”. You can set the number of steps under “Edit Chase”. You can edit the individual scenes under “Edit Scenes”. With this function, you can run the individual scenes automatically, i.e. with the adjusted Step-Time. The selection “Alone” means stand-alone mode and “Master” that the device is defined as master.

• Music

  • With this function, you can run the internal program sound-controlled. The selection “Alone” means stand-alone mode and “Master” that the device is defined as master.
    Select chase for auto program

  • With this function, you can select the program for the Program Run.

• Edit chase
  With this function, you can edit the internal programs.

• Edit scenes
  With this function, you can edit the scenes of the internal programs.

• Rec. Controller
  The device features an integrated DMX-recorder with which you can transmit the programmed scenes from your DMX-controller to the device. Adjust the desired scene numbers by pressing Up or Down (from – to). When you call up the scenes on your controller, they will automatically be transmitted to the device.

Excursion :

• A Master unit can send up to 3 different data groups to the Slave units, i.e. a Master unit can start 3 different Slave units, which run 3 different programs. The Master unit sends the 3 program parts in a continuous loop.
• The Slave unit receives data from the Master unit according to the group which the Slave unit was assigned to. If e.g. a Slave unit is set to „Slave 1“ in the menu „Set to Slave“, the Master unit sends „Auto Program Part 1“ to the Slave unit. If set to „Slave 2“, the Slave unit receives „Chase Part 2“.

To start an Auto Program please proceed as follows:

1. Slave-Setting
   • Select “Program” by pressing Up or Down.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
   • Select “Slave” by pressing Up or Down.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
   • Press Up or Down to select “Slave 1”, “Slave 2” or “Slave 3”.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
2. Automatic Program Run
   • Select “Program” by pressing Up or Down.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
   • Select “Sequence” by pressing Up or Down.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
   • Press Up or Down to select “Master” or “Alone”. The selection “Alone” means stand-alone mode and “Master” that the device is defined as master.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
3. Program for Select Chase
   • Select “Edit Chase” by pressing Up or Down.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
   • Select “Select Chase” by pressing Up or Down.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
   • Press Up or Down to select “Chase Part 1”, “Chase Part 2” or “Chase Part 3”, and thus select which Slave program is to be sent. Selection „Part 1“ means, that the Slave unit runs the same program as the master unit.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
4. Program selection for Edit Program
   • Select “Edit Chase” by pressing Up or Down.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
   • Select “Edit Chase” by pressing Up or Down.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
   • Press Up or Down to select the desired program. With this function, you can edit specific scenes into a specific program.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
5. Automatic Scene Recording
   • Select “Edit Chase” by pressing Up or Down.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
   • Select “Edit scenes” by pressing Up or Down.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
   • Press Up or Down to select the desired scene numbers. You can program a maximum number of 250 scenes.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.
   • Press Up or Down to select the desired value.
   • Press the Enter-button to confirm.

Example:
Program 2 includes scenes: 10, 11, 12, 13; Program 4 includes scenes: 8, 9, 10 and Program 6 includes scenes: 12, 13, 14, 15

Chase Part 1 is Program 2; Chase Part 2 is Program 4; Chase Part 3 is Program 6
The 3 Slave groups run the Auto Program in certain time segments, as shown in the following picture: Error Messages

• When you turn on the fixture, it will first make a reset. The display may show an error message if there are problems with one or more channels. The error message stands for the channels equipped with a testing sensor.
• For example, if the display shows “Err channel PAN”, it means there is some error in the horizontal movement (PAN), control-channel 1. If there are some errors on several channels at the same time, you may see the error messages flash repeatedly for 2 times, and then the fixture will generate a reset signal, all the stepper motors will reset. If the error messages maintain after performing reset more than 2 times, only the channels which have errors cannot work properly, others can work as usual.
• The respective error message will appear after the reset of the fixture if the channel’s magnetic-indexing circuit malfunctions (sensor failed or magnet missing) or the stepping-motor is defective (or its driving IC on the main PCB). The channel feature is not located in the default position after the reset.

The different error messages are:

PAN TILT Zoom

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

The outside of the device should be cleaned periodically to remove contaminants such as dust etc. The lenses, in particular, should be clean to ensure that light will be emitted at maximum brightness.

1. Disconnect the device from power and allow it to cool before cleaning.
2. Clean the surface with a soft lint-free and moistened cloth. Never use alcohol or solvents as these may damage the surface. Make sure that no liquids can enter the device.
3. The device must be dry before reapplying power.
   There are no serviceable parts inside. Do not open the housing. Do not try to repair the device by yourself as this may result in damage. Maintenance and service operations are only to be carried out by authorized dealers. Should you need any spare parts, please use genuine parts. Should you have further questions, please contact your dealer.

Replacing the fuse
If the fine-wire fuse of the device fuses, only replace the fuse by a fuse of same type and rating.

1. Disconnect the device from power and allow it to cool.
2. Open the fuse holder of the mains connection with a fitting screwdriver.
3. Remove the old fuse from the fuse holder and replace it with a new fuse.
4. Carefully push the fuse holder back into its position before reapplying power.

PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT

Disposal of old equipment

• When to be definitively put out of operation, take the product to a local recycling plant for a disposal which is not harmful to the environment. Devices marked with this symbol must not be disposed of as household waste. Contact your retailer or local authorities for more information. Remove any inserted batteries and dispose of them separately from the product.
• You as the end user are required by law (Battery Ordinance) to return all used batteries/ rechargeable batteries. Disposing of them in the household waste is prohibited. You may return your used batteries free of charge to collection points in your municipality and anywhere where batteries/rechargeable batteries are sold. By disposing of used devices and batteries correctly, you contribute to the protection of the environment.

TECNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

cord with safety plug
Power output:| IP T-Con (F) mounting version
Device fuse:| 5 x 20 mm, T 2 A Fuse replaceable
Lamp type:| LED lamp
LED:| 7 x 40 W 4in1 QCL RGBW (homogenous color mix)
Color temperature:| 2800K – 10000K adjustable
Max. TILT movement:| 210° Exact positioning (16 bit resolution), auto position correction (feedback)
Max. PAN movement:| 540° Exact positioning (16 bit resolution), auto position correction (feedback)
Flash rate:| 1 – 30 Hz
Equipment:| Zoom motor-driven
DMX channels:| 18; 25; 37; 26; 33; 45; 46; 53; 65
DMX input:| 3-pin XLR (M) mounting version
5-pin XLR (M) mounting version
DMX output:| 3-pin XLR (F) mounting version
5-pin XLR (F) mounting version
Cooling:| Temperature-controlled fan
Control:|

• Stand-alone; Master/slave function;
• DMX; QuickDMX via USB (optional); W-DMX by wireless solution via USB (optional);
• CRMX by LumenRadio via USB (optional);
• CRMX by LumenRadio upgradeable;
• RDM; Sound to light via Microphone

Beam angle:| 1° – 48°
Beam angle (1/2 peak):| 1 – 32°
Beam angle (1/10 peak):| 5 – 48°
Illuminance in Lux (lx):| Narrow red (R) 3m: 6818 lx, 6m: 1758 lx
Narrow green (G) 3m: 12807 lx, 6m: 3122 lx
Narrow blue (B) 3m: 2513 lx, 6m: 21580 lx
Narrow cold white (CW) 3m: 21580 lx, 6m: 5431 lx
Narrow all 3m: 38576 lx, 6m: 9662 lx
Wide red (R) 3m: 162 lx, 6m: 46 lx
Wide green (G) 3m: 315 lx, 6m: 89 lx
Wide blue (B) 3m: 85 lx, 6m: 25 lx
Wide cold white (CW) 3m: 504 lx, 6m: 143 lx
Wide all 3m: 915 lx, 6m: 259 lx
Housing color:| Black
Display type:| Multicolor LCD display battery buffering

Dimensions:

| Width: 28,6 cm
Depth: 24,5 cm
Height: 37,20 cm
Weight:| 7,40 kg

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• All information is subject to change without prior notice. © 25.10.2023
• Futurelight is a brand of Steinigke Showtechnic GmbH Andreas-Bauer-Str. 5 97297 Waldbüttelbrunn Germany D00127396 Version 1.1 Publ. 25/10/2023
• 00149083, Version 1.1
• You can find the latest update of this user manual on the Internet under: www.futurelight.com

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