AVTech LEDWALL2420IP 24x10W RGBW Battery LED Washer User Manual

LEDWALL2420IP

24x10W RGBW Battery LED Washer

USER MANUAL

Safety Introduction Color Kid

Before you operate this unit read the manual carefully. Always make sure to include the manual if you pass/rent/sell the unit to another user. Keep in mind that this manual cannot address all possible dangers and environments. Please use your own caution when operating. This product is for professional use only. It is not for household use.

• Do not operate the unit in areas of high temperature conditions. It will cause abnormal function or damage the product.

• Always use a suitable safety wire when mounting the light overhead.

• Connect the safety wire only to the intended safety mount.

• Always follow local safety requirements.

• Only qualified personnel may repair this product.

• Do not open the product housing.

• Do not apply power if the light is damaged.

• Do not directly look into the light.

• It can cause harm to your eyes.

• Do not look at the LEDs with a magnifying glass or any other optical instrument that may concentrate the light output.

• Please don’t look at the light directly when the light’s radiation temperature reach 40°C

• The exterior surfaces of the light can become hot, up to 55°C during normal operation.

• Ensure that accidental physical contact with the device is impossible.

• Install only in ventilated locations.

• Do not cover the light.

• Always charge with the flight case open.

• It is recommended to charge at a temperature between 15°C and 35°C

• Don’t throw the unit into the garbage at the end of its lifetime.

• Make sure to dispose is according to your local ordinances and/or regulations, to avoid polluting the environment!

• The packaging is recyclable and can be disposed.

ta 45 °C

Product Overview

1. Wireless DMX
2. POWER IN
3. DMX IN
4. MENU
5. ENTER
6. DOWN
7. UP
8. DMX OUT
9. POWER OUT

Mechanical Specification

Accessory

① Magnetic frost filter (40° / 60 x 10°) x 1
② Barndoor x 1
③ 1/4 turn fast lock x 1
④ Power cable x 1
⑤ DMX cable x 1
⑥ User manual x 1

If you want to set up the magnetic frost filter, please follow the steps as below:

1. Please put the magnetic frost filter onto the top cover of the lights. Please don’t worried about the filter will be fallen down, because the top cover and the filter are have magnets.
2. Please put the hook of the safety rope hangs on the hole of the handle of the light. Please make sure the safety rope on the side of the screen then the hook can be hung.

If you want to set up the barndoor, please follow the steps as below:

1. There are 4 holes on the top cover of the lights, please put the screws of the barndoor to connect these 4 holes then tighten them.
2. Please put the hooks of the two safety ropes hang on the holes of the handles of the light. Please make sure the safety rope on the side of the screen then the hook can be hung.

Optical output : 4981 lm

hight      Eavg, Emax    Beam angle: 11.55°                diamter

Noted: This curve is explained by the irradiation area and it’s average illumination of different projection distance of the light.

Displayer Introduction

1. When you enter DMX Mode, it will be showed DMX, when you enter SLAVE Mode, it will be showed SLAVE.
2. This shows the condition of signal transmission. Green is connected. Red is disconnected.
3. This shows the temperature of the lights.
4. This shows the menus you can select.
5. This shows the condition of key lock. “Key lock open” means it is open and “Key lock off” means it is close.
6. This shows the condition of wireless signal. Green is connected. Red is disconnected.

 While DMX and Wireless signal are green, it means DMX Mode and Wireless are connected.

 While DMX shows red but Wireless signal shows green, it means DMX Mode is disconnected and Wireless is connected.

 While DMX shows green but Wireless signal shows red, it means DMX Mode is connected and Wireless is disconnected.

 While DMX and Wireless are show red, it means DMX Mode and Wireless are disconnected.

 While the letters and number shows change from white to yellow, it means the temperature beyond max temperature of default settings.

 Error While the letters and number shows Error, it means have some problems of temperature.

Features

OPTICALS

• Light Source: 24*20W, 4 in 1 RGBW LEDs
• Lens: 20°, 40°

ELECTRICAL

• Power consumption: 400W
• Voltage: 190-264V 50/60Hz

CONTROL

• DMX channels: 2, 3, 4, 9 & 12 CH
• Run Mode: DMX 512 /Master Slave/Auto Run
• Built-in Effect: color mixing, variable color chasing, strobing and fading.
• Maximum 66 ID setting for easy separately control
• Wireless DMX from Sweden

SOFTWARE

• 10 internal programs and 10 customerize programs
• 4 different dimming curve
• 11 internal programs and 11 customerize programs
• Smart temperature control
• Working time record

PHYSICAL

• Material: Aluminum body
• Painting: an-ti salt & an-ti UV
• TFT displayer with four buttons
• Key lock for buttons
• IP65
• Temperature: -40℃~45℃
• N.W: 12 KG
• G.W: 15 KG
• Dimensions: 460 x 168 x 314.5 mm

Programme Menu

Operation

DMX Address and Channels Mode-In these menu, you can connect several pieces of lights with DMX cable and control them with control console.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “DMX Address” or “Channels Mode” and press “ENTER”.

1. “XXX” will be showed in “DMX Address”, “XXX” means the Address 1-512. You can press “UP” or “DOWN” to select the address you desired.
2. “Channel [xx]” will be showed in “Channels Mode”, “XX” means 5 kinds of DMX Channels Modes. You can press “UP” or “DOWN” to select the Channel Mode you desired.

SLAVE MODE-In this menu, you can select one light as the MASTER light and other lights in SLAVE Mode will run following the MASTER light.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “SLAVE Mode”.
2. Press “ENTER” and “SLAVE” will be showed, then press “ENTER” to select.

SET UP-In this menu, you can adjust the value of the function.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “SET UP”.
2. Press “ENTER” and there has 7 options then press “ENTER” to select the options and press “UP” or “DOWN” to select the value you desired as below:

1. LCD Black – You can select “ON” or “30s” to make the display screen keep on all the time or turns black after 30s.
2. Key Lock – You can select “OFF” or “5s” to make the Key Lock turn off all the time or turns off after 5s.
3. ID number – You can select “1-66” to adjust the value of Channel 12 to the corresponding scope and control the lights individually with control console. If you don’t need this function you can select “OFF” to turn it off.
4. Dimmer Curve – It provides 4 kinds of dimmer curves for you choose.
5. Rate – it provides 5 kinds of refresh rates for your choose.
6. Dimmer All – You can adjust the brightness of colors.
7. Max temp – You can set the your desired Max working temperature of the light in this menu. When the working temperature beyond max temperature of default settings, the color of letter “Temp XX” will show the color from white to yellow. Meanwhile, the light will adjust the working temperature automatically.

INFORMATION-In this menu, you can learn about the information of RDM, software, hardware and the working time of the light.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “INFORMATION”.
2. Press “ENTER” and select “RDM” , “Software” ,”Hardware” or “Fix times”. Then press “ENTER”, you can see 4 items as below:

1. RDM – It shows RDM information.
2. Hardware – It shows the Hardware information.
3. Software – It shows the Software information.
4. Working times – It shows the working hours of the light.

AUTO MODE-In this menu, you can select your desire AUTO Mode and adjust the running speed.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “AUTO MODE”.
2. Press “ENTER” then “SPEED” or “AUTO MODE” is showed. Then press “ENTER” and you can see 2 items as below:

1. SPEED – It provides “01-31” for you choose.
2. AUTO MODE – It provides “AUTO 1- AUTO 15” for you choose.

CUSTOM MODE-In this menu, you can select the Pre- Programmed Modes which edited.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “CUSTOMER MODE”.
2. Press “ENTER” and there are 11 pre-programmed modes edited for you choose.

CAL WHITE-In this menu, you can adjust the value of 11 different white colors.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “CAL WHITE”.
2. Press “ENTER” and there are 11 pre-programmed White colors that can be edited by adjusting the value of “Red”, “Green”, “Blue” and “White”.

RELEASE-In this menu, you can clear the Wireless DMX signal.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “RELEASE”.
2. Press “ENTER” and you can see “Release +/-“,then you can press “UP” or “DOWN” to clear the wireless DMX signal.

WIRELESS-In this menu, you can set the Wireless signal.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “WIRELESS”.
2. Press “ENTER” and then select “ON” or “OFF” to set the Wireless signal. “ON” is turn on the signal and “OFF” is turn off the signal.

Manual MODE-In this menu, you can select red, green, blue, white, strobe and Color you desired.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “MANUAL MODE”.
2. Press “ENTER” and there has 6 options then press “UP” or “DOWN” to select the value you desired as below:

1. RED – You can adjust the red brightness in this menu.
2. GREEN – You can adjust the green brightness in this menu.
3. BLUE – You can adjust the blue brightness in this menu.
4. WHITE – You can adjust the white brightness in this menu.
5. STROBE – You can choose 20 kinds of strobe modes in this menu.
6. COLOR – You can choose 70 kinds of color modes in this menu.

DMX STATE-In this menu, you can select the DMX signal you desired.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “DMX STATE”.
2. Press “ENTER” and you can select “BLACKOUT” or “DMX HOLD”.”BLACKOUT” means cut off the DMX signal and “DMX HOLD” means connect DMX signal.

EDIT MODE-In this menu, you can edit your desired AUTO program.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “EDIT”.
2. Press “ENTER” and open the “EDIT” to edit the custom programs from”PR.01″ to “PR.11”.And there are 32 scenes that can be edited in each custom program.
3. You can edit a scene by adjusting the value of “RED (0~255)”, “GREEN (0~255)”, “BLUE (0~255)”, “WHITE (0~255)”, “FADE (0~30)”, “FLASH(0~30)”, “STROBE (0~30)” and “TIME (0~30)” as you like. Then the data will be saved when you pressed “ENTER” after 5s.

UPLOAD-In this menu, you can connect several pieces of lights with MAX cables and set one light as the MASTER and others in SLAVE mode. Then upload the custom program in the MASTER light to the lights in SLAVE mode.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “UPLOAD”.
2. Press “ENTER” to upload the custom programs from the MASTER ones to the SLAVE ones.

FACTORY RESET-In this menu, you can reset all the value of the system.

1. Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “RESET”.
2. Press “ENTER” to reset all the values of the system.

DMX control mode

DMX 2 channel

channel

| value| function
---|---|---
1|

0 – 10

| none

11 – 16

| light white

17 – 23

| none

24 – 27

| red

28 – 31

| green

32 – 35

| blue

36 – 39

| yellow

40 – 43

| cyan

44 – 47

| magenta

48 – 51

| white

52 – 55

| orange

56 – 59

| pink

60 – 63

| violet

64 – 67

| aquamarine

68 – 71

| sky blue

72 – 75

| full white

76 – 79

| cool white

80 – 83

| warm white

84 – 87

| white 3200

88 – 91

| white 2500

92 – 95

| yellow 2

96 – 99

| straw

100 – 103

| orange 2

104 – 107

| light rose

108 – 111

| dark pink

112 – 115

| magenta 2

116 – 119

| blue 2

120 – 123

| med blue green

124 – 127

| dark blue

128 – 131

| bright pink

132 – 135

| medium blue

136 – 139

| golden amber

140 – 143

| deep golden amber

144 – 147

| pale lavender

148 – 151

| apricot

152 – 155

| dark lavender

156 – 159

| chocolate

160 – 163

| just blue

164 – 167

| surprise pink

168 – 171

| scarlet

172 – 175

| surprise peach

176 – 179

| fire

180 – 183

| english rose

184 – 187

| mauve

188 – 191

| bright blue

192 – 195

| alice blue

196 – 199

| rose indigo

200 – 203

| urban blue

204 – 207

| cool blue

208 – 211

| Light salmon

212 – 215

| mayan sun

216 – 219

| cherry rose

220 – 222

| flesh pink

223 – 255

| skelton exotic sangria

2

|

0 – 23

| White 1

24 – 47

| White 2

48 – 71

| White 3

72 – 95

| White 4

96 – 119

| White 5

120 – 143

| White 6

144 – 168

| White 7

169 – 191

| White 8

192 – 215

| White 9

216 – 225

| White 10

226 – 255

| White 11

DMX 3 channel

channel

| value| function
---|---|---
1|

0 – 255

| Hue

2

|

0 – 255

| Saturation

3

|

0 – 255

| Value(brightness)

DMX 4 channel

channel

| value| function
---|---|---
1|

0 – 255

| Adjust red LEDs Dimmer from low to high

2

|

0 – 255

| Adjust green LEDs Dimmer from low to high

3

|

0 – 255

| Adjust blue LEDs Dimmer from low to high

4

|

0 – 255

| Adjust white LEDs Dimmer from low to high

DMX 9 channel

channel

| value| function
---|---|---
1|

0 – 255

| Master Dimmer

2

|

0 – 9

| OFF

10 – 255

| Strobe from slow to fast

3

|

0 – 255

| Red

4

|

0 – 255

| Green

5

|

0 – 255

| Blue

6

|

0 – 255

| White

7

|

0 – 255

| dimmer speed

8

|

0 – 7

| OFF

8 – 17

| AUTO 1

18 -27

| AUTO 2

28 – 37

| AUTO 3

38 – 47

| AUTO 4

48 – 57

| AUTO 5

58 – 67

| AUTO 6

68 – 77

| AUTO 7

78 – 87

| AUTO 8

88 – 97

| AUTO 9

98 – 107

| AUTO 10

108 – 255

| AUTO 11

9

|

0 – 255

| Speed from slow to fast

DMX 12 channel

channel

| value| function
---|---|---
1|

0 – 255

| Master Dimmer

2

|

0 – 9

| OFF

10 – 255

| Strobe from slow to fast

3

|

0 – 255

| Red

4

|

0 – 255

| Green

5

|

0 – 255

| Blue

6

|

0 – 255

| White

7

|

0 – 255

| dimmer speed

8

|

0 – 10

| none

11 – 16

| light white

17 – 23

| none

24 – 27

| red

28 – 31

| green

32 – 35

| blue

36 – 39

| yellow

40 – 43

| cyan

44 – 47

| magenta

48 – 51

| white

52 – 55

| orange

56 – 59

| pink

60 – 63

| violet

64 – 67

| aquamarine

68 – 71

| sky blue

72 – 75

| full white

76 – 79

| cool white

80 – 83

| warm white

84 – 87

| white 3200

88 – 91

| white 2500

92 – 95

| yellow 2

96 – 99

| straw

100 – 103

| orange 2

104 – 107

| light rose

108 – 111

| dark pink

112 – 115

| magenta 2

116 – 119

| blue 2

120 – 123

| med blue green

124 – 127

| dark blue

128 – 131

| bright pink

132 – 135

| medium blue

136 – 139

| golden amber

140 – 143

| deep golden amber

144 – 147

| pale lavender

148 – 151

| apricot

152 – 155

| dark lavender

156 – 159

| chocolate

160 – 163

| just blue

164 – 167

| surprise pink

168 – 171

| scarlet

172 – 175

| surprise peach

176 – 179

| fire

180 – 183

| english rose

184 – 187

| mauve

188 – 191

| bright blue

192 – 195

| alice blue

196 – 199

| rose indigo

200 – 203

| urban blue

204 – 207

| cool blue

208 – 211

| Light salmon

212 – 215

| mayan sun

216 – 219

| cherry rose

220 – 222

| flesh pink

223 – 255

| skelton exotic sangria

9

|

0 – 23

| White 1

24 – 47

| White 2

48 – 71

| White 3

72 – 95

| White 4

96 – 119

| White 5

120 – 143

| White 6

144 – 168

| White 7

169 – 191

| White 8

192 – 215

| White 9

216 – 225

| White 10

226 – 255

| White 11

10

|

0 – 7

| OFF

8 – 17

| AUTO 1

18 -27

| AUTO 2

28 – 37

| AUTO 3

38 – 47

| AUTO 4

48 – 57

| AUTO 5

58 – 67

| AUTO 6

68 – 77

| AUTO 7

78 – 87

| AUTO 8

88 – 97

| AUTO 9

98 – 107

| AUTO 10

108 – 255

| AUTO 11

11

|

0 – 255

| Speed from slow to fast

12

|

0 – 255

| Id address set

Channel 12 (Id address set)

0–9

| all Ids
---|---
10–19|

Id1

20–29

| Id2
30–39|

Id3

40–49

| Id4
50–59|

Id5

60–69

| Id6
70–79|

Id7

80–89

| Id8
90–99|

Id9

100–109

| Id10
110–119|

Id11

120–129

| Id12
130–139|

Id13

140–149

| Id14
150–159|

Id15

160–169

| Id16
170–179|

Id17

180–189

| Id18
190–199|

Id19

200–209

| Id20
210|

Id21

211

| Id22
212|

Id23

213

| Id24
214|

Id25

215

| Id26
216|

Id27

217

| Id28
218|

Id29

219

| Id30
220|

Id31

221

| Id32
222|

Id33

223

| Id34
224|

Id35

225

| Id36
226|

Id37

227

| Id38
228|

Id39

229

| Id40
230|

Id41

231

| Id42
232|

Id43

233

| Id44
234|

Id45

235

| Id46
236|

Id47

237

| Id48
238|

Id49

239

| Id50
240|

Id51

241

| Id52
242|

Id53

243

| Id54
244|

Id55

245

| Id56
246|

Id57

247

| Id58
248|

Id59

249

| Id60
250|

Id61

251

| Id62
252|

Id63

253

| Id64
254|

Id65

255

|

Id66

CABLE CONNECTORS

Cabling must have a male XLR connector on one’s end and a female XLR connector on the other’s end.

DMX connector configuration

OUTPUT
Termination reduces signal errors. To avoid signal transmission problems and interference, it is always advisable to connect a DMX signal terminator.

a) INPUT
b) GROUND
c) DMX +
d) DMX –
e) Resistance 120 ohm 1/4w between pin 2 (DMX-) and pin 3 (DMX+) of, the last fixture.

Caution: Do not allow contact between the ground and the fixture’s chassis ground. Grounding the ground can cause a ground loop, and your fixture may perform erratically. Test cables with an ohm meter to verify positive pole and to make sure the pins are not grounded or shorted to the shield or each other.

3-PIN TO 5-PIN CONVERSION CHART

Please note if you use a controller with a 5 pin DMX output connector, you need to use a 5 pin to 3 pin adapter. The chart below details a proper cable conversion:

3-PIN TO 5-PIN CONVERSION CHART

Conductor

| 3 Pin Female (output)| 5 Pin Male (Input)
---|---|---
Ground/Shield| Pin 1|

Pin 1

Data ( – ) signal

| Pin 2| Pin 2
Data ( + ) signal| Pin 3|

Pin 3

Do not use

| | Do not use
Do not use| |

Do not use

Connection

DMX connection

Example 1

1. DMX out
2. Last spot
3. Terminator resistor

Master / Slave connection

Example 2

1. Master
2. Slave
3. line 1
4. Last spot
5. Terminator resistor

Wireless connection

Example 3

1. POWER
2. DMX OUT
3. DMX IN
4. DMX address: 001
   ID address: 01

Connection

Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “SET UP”.
Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “Wireless rel” is displayed, press “ENTER”. Then press “DMX Mode” is ok.
Then, until Green wireless signal is showed. Then Wireless DMX connected success.
About the condition of wireless signal, green means the setting is successful, red means the signal is unsuccessful.

Release wireless DMX signal

Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “Wireless rel”.
Press “ENTER” and then press “UP” or “DOWN” to “Release +/-”, and then long press “UP” or “DOWN” about 5-6 seconds. Until “clear is success” is showed. It means release signal successfully.

RDM—Remote Device Management

RDM is a wild version of the DMX512-A protocol, allowing dimming stations and other control devices to be discovered through a DMX512 network, and then configuring, status monitoring, and managing intermediate and line end devices.

It allows two-way communication between the lighting device or system controller and the connected RDM compatible device through the standard DMX. This protocol will allow these devices to be configured, monitored, and managed in a manner that does not interfere with the normal operation of standard DMX512 devices that do not recognize the RDM protocol.
Allow a controller or test device to find other devices that can be RDM, such as computer lights or dimming cabinets, and remotely manage them through this connection intelligence. Including the ability to remotely set the initial address of the DMX512, query the device’s errors or statistics, and achieve most of the configuration settings that are usually done on the front panel of the device. RDM can run with the new RDM device or any original DMX512 product on the same data link without any performance impact. Since RDM runs on the first team DMX512 link, the only infrastructure upgrade required by RDM is to upgrade the existing data distributor to implement a two-way mode to support RDM.

The RDM information is transmitted through the first pair of DMX512 data channels. RDM uses packets that include non-zero initial codes to start and control communications. This alternating(rotating) session and waiting for indicative responses is performed in a semi-duplex format. The second data pair is not used for any RDM function.

Two-way data transmission-each vendor’s equipment can exchange data, Art-net can only transmit data, can not exchange with each other.

Its functions are as followed:

Documents / Resources

| AVTech LEDWALL2420IP 24x10W RGBW Battery LED Washer [pdf] User Manual
LEDWALL2420IP 24x10W RGBW Battery LED Washer, LEDWALL2420IP, 24x10W RGBW Battery LED Washer, RGBW Battery LED Washer, Battery LED Washer, LED Washer, Washer
---|---

Read User Manual Online (PDF format)

Read User Manual Online (PDF format)  >>

Download This Manual (PDF format)

Download this manual  >>