cameo DROP B4 Battery Powered Outdoor Uplight User Manual

: June 3, 2024
: cameo

Table of Contents

SAFETY INFORMATION
INTRODUCTION
CONNECTIONS, OPERATING AND DISPLAY ELEMENTS
OPERATION
IR REMOTE CONTROL (optional)
DIFFUSERS
INSTALLATION AND MOUNTNG
DMX TECHNOLOGY
TECHNICAL DATA
DMX CONTROL
MANUFACTURER´S DECLARATIONS
- CORRECT DISPOSAL OF THIS PRODUCT
FCC STATEMENT
Support
References
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cameo DROP B4 Battery Powered Outdoor Uplight User Manual

YOU HAVE MADE THE RIGHT CHOICE!
This device was developed and produced under the highest standards of quality in order to ensure smooth operation for many years. Please read these operating instructions carefully so that you can use your new Cameo Light product quickly and optimally. You can find more information on Cameo Light on our website WWW.CAMEOLIGHT.COM.

SAFETY INFORMATION

Please read through these instructions carefully.
Store all information and instructions in a secure location.
Follow the instructions.
Heed all warnings. Do not remove any safety warnings or other information from the device.
Use the device only in the intended manner.
Use only stable and suitable stands and/or mounts (for fixed installations). Make sure that wall mounts are properly installed and secured. Make sure that the device is securely installed and will not fall.
During installation, heed all safety provisions that apply in your country.
Do not install and operate the device in the vicinity of heaters, heat reservoirs, ovens, or other heat sources. Make sure that the device is installed in such a way that it is sufficiently cooled and will not overheat.
Do not place any ignition sources, e.g. candles, on the device.
Do not block the ventilation slits.
The device was designed to be used only in interior spaces, do not operate the device in the direct vicinity of water (this does not apply to specialty outdoor devices – in this case, please note the special instructions given in the following). Do not bring the device into contact with combustible materials, fluids, or gases.
Make sure that no water can drop or splash into the device. Do not place any containers filled with fluids, such as vases or drinking vessels, onto the device.
Ensure that no objects can fall into the device.
Operative the device using only those accessories recommended and specified by the manufacturer.
Do not open the device, and do not modify it.
After connecting the device, inspect all cable paths in order to avoid damage or accidents, such as those caused by tripping over said cables.
During transport, ensure that the device will not fall and potentially cause material damage and personal harm.
If your device no longer functions properly, fluids or objects have made their way into the device interior, or the device is otherwise damaged, switch it off immediately and remove it from the power outlet (provided the device is active). This device is to be repaired only by authorized specialists.
Use a dry towel to clean the device.
Follow all laws on disposal applicable in your country. Please separate plastic and paper or cardboard when disposing of the packaging.
Plastic bags must be kept out of reach of children.
FOR DEVICES CONNECTED TO A POWER SUPPLY:
ATTENTION: If the device power cable is equipped with a ground pin, it must be inserted into an outlet with a grounding conductor. Never disable the grounding conductor of a power cable.
Do not immediately switch on the device when it has been exposed to stark temperature deviations (for example after transport). Humidity and condensation could damage the device. Switch on the device only when it has reached room temperature.
Before you connect the device to the outlet, first ensure that voltage and frequency of the power supply complies with the values given on the device. If the device has a voltage selector switch, connect the device to the outlet only if the device values comply with the values of the power supply. If the provided power cable or power adapter does not fit your power outlet, contact an electrician.
Do not step on the power cable. Make sure that live cables, in particular those at the power socket or at the power adapter and the device socket, are not bent.
With regard to the device cables, always make sure that the power cable or power adapter is always freely accessible. Always separate the device from the power supply when the device is not in use or when you would like to clean the device. Always unplug the power cable and power adapter from the power outlet using the plug or adapter, not the cord. Never touch the power cable and power adapter with wet hands.
If possible, do not switch the device on and off quickly because this may impair the service life of the device.
IMPORTANT INFO: Replace fuses only with fuses of the same type and value. If a fuse trips repeatedly, please contact an authorized service center.
In order to completely separate the device from the power supply, remove the power cable or power adapter from the outlet.
If your device is equipped with a Volex power cord, release the correct Volex device connector before removing the cord. However, this also means that the device may slide and fall when removing the power cord, which may cause personal harm and/or material damage. Therefore, always lay cables carefully.
Remove the power cable and power adapter from the outlet when there is a risk of lighting or when you no longer want to use the device.
The device may only be installed when it carries no voltage (separate the power plug from the power supply).
Dust and other debris within the device may damage it. The device should be serviced or cleaned regularly by qualified specialists depending on the environmental conditions (dust, nicotine, smoke, etc.) in order to avoid overheating.
The distance to combustible materials must be at least 0.5 m.
Power cables for powering multiple devices must have a core cross-section of at least 1.5 mm². In the EU, lines must be H05VV-F or similar. Adam Hall provides suitable cables. Using these cables, you can connect multiple devices via the Power Out connection with the Power In connection of another device. Ensure that the total power consumption of all connected devices does not exceed the specified value (printed on the device). Be sure to keep power lines as short as possible.
The appliance is not to be used by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge.
Children must be instructed not to play with the device.
If the power cord of the device is damaged, do not use the device. The power cord must be replaced by an adequate cable or assembly from an authorized service center.

CAUTION:

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover (or back). There are no user serviceable parts inside. Maintenance and repairs should be exclusively carried out by qualified service personnel.

The warning triangle with lightning symbol indicates dangerous uninsulated voltage inside the unit, which may cause an electrical shock.
The warning triangle with exclamation mark indicates important operating and maintenance instructions.
Warning! This symbol indicates a hot surface. Certain parts of the housing can become hot during operation. After use, wait for a cool-down period of at least 10 minutes before handling or transporting the device.
Warning! This device is designed for use below 2000 metres in altitude.
Warning! This product is not intended for use in tropical climates.
Caution! Intense LED light source! Risk of eye damage. Do not look into the light source.

IMPORTANT

The spotlight with IP65 protection class is only suitable for outdoor use when powered by the device’s internal batteries and the charging socket is securely closed with the corresponding rubber sealing cap! The spotlight may not be used or charged outdoors when operated with the optionally available power supply.
Only one spotlight may be operated in dry interior areas with the optionally available power supply and only without the corresponding 6-outlet power strip!
The internal batteries of up to 6 spotlights may be charged in dry interior areas with the optionally available power supply and the corresponding 6-outlet power strip but all connected spotlights must be switched off!

BATTERY SAFETY

Keep the spotlight with battery away from excessive heat and direct sunlight. Do not place it on or in heating appliances, such as microwaves, ovens or radiators. Batteries can explode if overheated.
Do not attempt to open the spotlight and alter or modify the battery, to insert foreign materials into the battery, or to immerse it in or bring it into contact with water or other liquids. These actions could lead to a fire, explosion or other dangerous situations.
In the event of the spotlight becoming deformed or overheating due to a battery malfunction during the charging process or during storage, immediately refrain from using the device and contact an authorised service centre. Further use of the device may result in fire or an explosion.
Do not put the spotlight into a fire, as it could explode. Damaged batteries may also explode.
Do not strike or puncture the spotlight, or place it under high pressure. This could lead to a short circuit or overheating.
Do not drop the spotlight. If the device is dropped, particularly onto a hard surface, the internal battery may be damaged.
If the battery charge life shortens significantly, please contact an authorised service centre.
Do not attempt to remove the battery, as this could cause damage to the device.
Please contact an authorised service centre to exchange the battery.

CHARGING THE BATTERY, OPERATING AND STORING THE SPOTLIGHT

The spotlight’s internal battery may only be charged using the optionally available charging device.
The charge time from 0% to 100% charge status is approximately 3 hours.
After about 300 charging cycles (0–100%), the battery will retain approx. 70% of its nominal capacity.
The electronic battery management system protects the battery from overcharge and deep-discharge.
Charge the spotlight’s battery at ambient temperatures above 0°C and below 40°C.
Operation using the internal battery may only occur at an ambient temperature above 0°C and below 40°C.
Charge the battery immediately after full discharge. Batteries which are not fully charged will lose capacity and their lifetime will be reduced.
Store the spotlight only with a fully charged battery.
If the spotlight is not used for a long time, completely recharge the battery every 6 months.
To extend the lifetime of the battery, it is recommended that the battery is recharged as soon as possible and that it is not used until completely empty.
In cold environments, battery life may be shorter than expected.
Store the spotlight in cool and dry conditions to ensure optimal storage conditions for the battery.

CAUTION! IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT LIGHTING PRODUCTS!

The product has been developed for professional use in the field of event technology and is not suitable as household lighting.
Do not stare, even temporarily, directly into the light beam.
Do not look at the beam directly with optical instruments such as magnifiers.
Stroboscope effects may cause epileptic seizures in sensitive people! People with epilepsy should definitely avoid places where strobes are used.

INTRODUCTION

Battery-powered outdoor spotlight with 4x 15 W RGBWA+UV LEDs and W-DMX™
CLDROPB4 / CLDROPB4WH

CONTROL FUNCTIONS

3-channel, 4-channel, 6-channel, 7-channel, 13-channel 1, 13-channel 2 and 20-channel DMX control via W-DMX™
Standalone functions
Control via IR remote control (remote control optionally available)

FEATURES
4x 15 W RGBWA+UV LEDs Outdoor housing with IP65 protection class. Mains power supply-independent operation thanks to internal Li-ion battery DMX control via W-DMX™. OLED display. Convection cooling. Removable stand and mounting bracket for inconspicuous uplighting. Tilt adjustment screw. 2 diffusers included.

Battery life when fully charged and in standard power mode

RGBWA+UV 100%| approx. 3 h
RGBW 100%| approx. 4 h
R + G 100%| approx. 8 h
G 100%| approx. 12 h 30 min.
Battery life when fully charged and in eco power mode

RGBWA+UV 100%| approx. 5 h 15 min.
RGBW 100%| approx. 6 h 30 min.
R + G 100%| approx. 16 h
G 100%| approx. 22 h 30 min.

ARTICLE NUMBERS

CLDROPB4(WH) – spotlight (without power supply)
CLDROPB4PS6 – power supply with 6-outlet adapter
CLDROPB4(WH)SET1 – set includes 6 spotlights plus power supply with 6 outlet adapter
CLDROPB4(WH)SET2 – set includes 6 spotlights in a case plus power supply with 6-outlet adapter
CLQSREMOTE2 – infrared remote controller

CONNECTIONS, OPERATING AND DISPLAY ELEMENTS

Product Operation

ON/OFF SWITCH
Push switch for switching the spotlight on and off.
OLED DISPLAY
The OLED display shows the currently activated mode (main display 1), spotlight status (main display 2 = W-DMX and battery status), the menu items in the editing menu and the numerical value or operating mode in certain menu items. Switch between both main displays by briefly pressing ENTER and DOWN at the same time. The editing menu is accessible only from main display 1. If there is no input for approx. one minute, the display automatically returns to the main display. Note on the main display in DMX operating mode: As soon as the control signal is interrupted, the characters in the display begin to flash. When there is a control signal again, the flashing stops. Briefly pressing UP in the control panel when in the main display rotates the display by 180°.
TOUCH-SENSITIVE CONTROLS
MENU – Press MENU to access the editing menu. Press repeatedly to go back to the main display. Pressing MENU without confirming a value or status change with ENTER restores the previously confirmed value or status.
ENTER – Press ENTER to access the menu levels, make val e changes and to access the submenus with the ENTER control. Confirm value or status changes by pressing ENTER. UP and DOWN – select individual menu items in the selection menu (DMX address, operating mode etc.) and in the submenus. Allow changes to the value in a menu item, such as the DMX address, as required.
Before changing device settings, ensure that the control panel is dry and clean, in order not to impair its functionality.
TILT
Knurled screw for the TILT feature for uplighting. Turn the screw outwards from the housing until you achieve the desired beam direction.
The screw features a mechanical stop mechanism to prevent it from being completely removed from the housing. In order to effectively use the tilt function and achieve a more inconspicuous look, remove the mounting bracket by releasing the four screws A with a suitable tool.
RUBBER FEET
Four rubber feet for good stability.
SECURING LUG
Securing lug for attaching the spotlight on truss installations. When installing on a truss, ensure that the mounting bracket is securely attached to the spotlight housing with the four fixing screws A.
HANDWHEEL BOLTS
The two handle screws are used for adjusting and fixing the stand and/or mounting bracket.
STAND OR MOUNTING BRACKET
The stand or mounting bracket can be removed to achieve a more inconspicuous look when using the spotlight as an uplight.
PRESSURE EQUALISATION ELEMENT
Pressure equalisation element to prevent condensation inside the housing. In order to ensure its proper function, the element must be protected from contamination.
CHARGING SOCKET
Charging socket for charging the internal battery. Charging the battery is permitted only in dry interior areas. Only charge with the optionally available CLDROPB4PS6 charging device.

INFRARED SENSOR
The infrared sensor for control via IR remote control (optionally available) is found on the front of the spotlight.

OPERATION

PLEASE NOTE

When the spotlight is switched on, the following is displayed in succession during the start-up process: “Software Update Please Wait…” (for service purposes only), “Welcome to Cameo”, the model name and the software version. After this process, the spotlight is ready for operation and the previously activated operating mode is launched.
Main display 1 is activated automatically after approximately one minute of no input. To navigate one level up in the submenus, briefly press MENU.
Briefly pressing UP in the control panel when in the main display rotates the display by 180°.
To quickly change a value, such as the DMX start address, press and hold the control UP or DOWN.
To reset and ready the W-DMX module for pairing directly from main display 1, press and hold control DOWN for around 3 seconds.

MAIN DISPLAY 1 DMX OPERATING MODE
The display shows the DMX address and current DMX start address (in the example: 001).

MAIN DISPLAY 1 STANDALONE MODE
The display shows the currently activated standalone mode (Mode Static, Mode Auto, Mode User Colour, Mode Colour Macro).
Display Operation

MAIN DISPLAY 2 FIXTURE STATUS
The display shows the W-DMX and battery status. Switch between both main displays by briefly pressing ENTER and DOWN at the same time. Main display 1 is automatically shown again after around one minute.

W-DMX™
To pair the W-DMX receiver with a W-DMX compatible transmitter, W-DMX must be activated (W-DMX On) in the receiver’s menu under Wireless Settings. The Reset command must be also executed under the same menu item (select Reset and confirm with ENTER). The receiver is now in pairing standby and waiting for a pairing request from a transmitter. Start the pairing by selecting Link in the menu of the transmitter and then confirm; the pairing now takes place automatically. In the same way, several receivers can be paired to a transmitter either simultaneously or one after the other. A W-DMX connection is always maintained until the connection is disconnected by means of the DMX command in the receiver or the Unlink command in the transmitter, regardless of whether a device has been disconnected from the power supply in the meantime.

W-DMX™ STATUS

| | | |
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W-DMX deaktiviert| W-DMX aktiviert, nicht gekoppelt| W-DMX aktiviert und gekoppelt, Transmitter abgeschaltet oder außer Reichweite| W-DMX aktiviert und gekoppelt, kein DMX-Signal|

W-DMX aktiviert und gekoppelt, DMX Signal liegt an

RF SIGNAL STRENGTH

BATTERY STATUS

| 100% Ladestatus, Ladegerät angeschlossen
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100% Ladestatus
75 – 99% Ladestatus, Akku wird geladen
50 – 74% Ladestatus
21 – 49% Ladestatus
Ladestatus unter 21%

CONFIGURE DMX START ADDRESS

Starting from main display 1, press MENU to enter the main menu. Now use the controls UP and DOWN to select the menu item DMX address and confirm with ENTER. You can now configure the DMX start address with UP and DOWN (hold for rapid value change; highest value depends on activated DMX mode). Confirm your entry with ENTER.
Configuration

CONFIGURE DMX MODE
Starting from main display 1, press MENU to enter the main menu. Now use the controls UP and DOWN to select the menu item DMX mode and confirm with ENTER. Again use UP and DOWN to select the desired DMX mode and confirm with ENTER. Tables with the channel assignment of the different DMX modes can be found in these instructions under DMX CONTROL.
Configuration

DMX DELAY
The DMX Delay function is a simple way to create a running light effect with a large number of spotlights that are all the same model and that are all running the same software version. This is otherwise only achievable with a suitable DMX controller and time-consuming programming. All the spotlights used in this are set to the same DMX operating mode and controlled via the same DMX start address. The delay time (DMX signal delay) can be manually set on each spotlight with different delay times (DMX Delay by DMX? No) or with the same delay time for all spotlights via a connected DMX controller on a specially reserved DMX channel (DMX Delay by DMX? Yes). Starting from the main display, press MODE to enter the main menu. Now use UP and DOWN to select the menu item DMX Delay and confirm with ENTER. Again use UP and DOWN to select the desired submenu item, confirm with ENTER and set the value or status accordingly. Confirm all entries with ENTER.

Assign the spotlights to the desired groups (maximum group number depends on the activated DMX operating mode). Multiple spotlights may be assigned to one group. The group number is also the factor by which the set delay time is multiplied (see setup example).
DMX Delay

STANDALONE MODE STATIC
The standalone mode Static allows the Dimmer, Strobe, R, G, B, W, A and UV values to be set directly on the device with values between 000 and 255, in a similar way to with a DMX controller. In this way, an individual scene can be created without an additional DMX controller. Starting from main display 1, press MENU to enter the main menu. Now use the controls UP and DOWN to select the menu item Stand Alone and confirm with ENTER. Again use UP and DOWN to select the standalone mode Static and confirm with ENTER. Using UP and DOWN, now select the menu item that you wish to edit and confirm with ENTER. You can use UP and DOWN to configure the desired value between 000 and 255. The strobe effect values correspond to those in channel 2 of the DMX table 4CH and channel 3 of tables 13CH1 and 20CH. Confirm with ENTER.
Standalone Mode

STANDALONE MODE COLOUR MACRO
15 different colour macros are available as presets. The brightness can be separately set for each preset. Starting from main display 1, press MENU to enter the main menu. Now use the controls UP and DOWN to select the menu item Stand Alone and confirm with ENTER. Again use UP and DOWN to select the standalone mode Colour Macro and confirm with ENTER. Now use UP and DOWN to select the desired colour as a preset and confirm with ENTER (Colour Off = blackout). You can now use UP and DOWN to set the desired brightness between 000 and 100. Confirm with ENTER.

STANDALONE MODE USER COLOUR
The standalone mode User Colour allows you to store eight individual colour presets for overall brightness, strobe and a colour blend of R, G, B, W, A and UV directly in the device.
Starting from main display 1, press MENU to enter the main menu. Now use the controls UP and DOWN to select the menu item Stand Alone and confirm with ENTER. Again use UP and DOWN to select the standalone mode User Colour and confirm with ENTER. Using UP and DOWN, now select the desired preset (colour 1 to 8) and confirm with ENTER. Using UP and DOWN, now select the menu item that you wish to edit and confirm with ENTER. You can use UP and DOWN to configure the desired value between 000 and 255. The strobe effect values correspond to those in channel 2 of the DMX table 4CH and channel 3 of tables 13CH1 and 20CH. Confirm all entries with ENTER.

STANDALONE MODE AUTO
The 6 available auto-programs each comprise non-editable colour-change sequences. Brightness and speed are separately adjustable in each program.
Starting from main display 1, press MENU to enter the main menu. Now use the controls UP and DOWN to select the menu item Stand Alone and confirm with ENTER. Again use UP and DOWN to select the standalone mode Auto and confirm with ENTER. Now use the UP and DOWN to select the desired program (program 1 to 6) and confirm with ENTER. Now use UP and DOWN to select Dimmer or Speed, confirm with ENTER and set the brightness or speed value from 000 to 100 as desired. Confirm all entries with ENTER.
Standalone Mode Auto

SYSTEM SETTINGS (settings)
Starting from main display 1, press MENU to enter the main menu. Use UP and DOWN to select the menu item Settings and confirm with ENTER.

This will take you to the submenu for setting the submenu items (see table, select with UP and DOWN, confirm with ENTER, change value or status with UP and DOWN, confirm with ENTER).

Settings

SYSTEM INFORMATION (System Info)
Starting from main display 1, press MENU to enter the main menu. Now use the UP and DOWN controls to select the menu item System Info and confirm with ENTER.

This will take you to the submenu for accessing the system information (see table, selection with UP and DOWN, confirm with ENTER, change status with UP and DOWN, confirm with ENTER).

System Info

MANUAL LOCKING FUNCTION
In addition to the ability to automatically protect the lamp from accidental and unauthorised operation (see “Settings” – “Auto Lock”), the controls can also be locked manually. Press and hold the UP and DOWN controls simultaneously for approximately 5 seconds. “LOCKED” is now displayed and it is no longer possible to change the spotlight’s settings via the controls. After approx. eight minutes, the current operating mode is displayed again. To unlock, press and hold the UP and DOWN controls simultaneously for approximately 5 seconds. The display will show the previously displayed information.

IR REMOTE CONTROL (optional)

Activate infrared remote control in system settings under “IR remote” (IR Remote On). Aim the infrared remote control directly at the infrared sensor built into the front of the spotlight. The maximum range is approximately 8 metres. Deactivate infrared remote control (IR Remote Off) if you wish to control the spotlight via W-DMX.

BL / ON/OFF (Blackout)
Press the BL button to switch off all LEDs (blackout), regardless of the operating mode enabled via remote control. Press the BL button again to reactivate the previously selected mode.

SP / SPEED
Speed setting for the colour change program in Auto Program (PG) operating mode. Select a colour change program, press the SP button then use the + and – buttons to set the desired speed from 000 to 100.
/ BRIGHTNESS
Pressing the button for setting brightness immediately activates the Static operating mode. The overall brightness can now be set using the + and – buttons (set value is show in display).
FL / FLASH (Strobe)
Pressing the button for setting the strobe immediately activates the Static operating mode. The strobe effect can now be set using the + and – buttons. The strobe effect values correspond to those in channel 2 of the DMX table 3CH and channel 3 of tables 12CH1 and 19CH (the set value is shown in the display).
R / G / B / W / A / UV (CW and WW without function)
Individual colour mixtures can be created with the 6 buttons R, G, B, W, A and UV (static mode – static). Press the button for the desired LED colour and use the + and – buttons to set the brightness from 000 to 255 (the value is shown in the display). Example: Set red and blue at maximum brightness, and green, white, amber and UV at minimum (i.e. off) to achieve a bright magenta colour blend.
PG (colour change program)
Select the desired colour change program 1–6 by repeatedly pressing the PG button and then set the brightness using the + and – buttons. Press the SP (Speed) button and then use the + and – buttons to set the program speed (the program, brightness and running speed are shown in the display).
CM (colour presets)
Select the desired colour preset by repeatedly pressing the CM button and then set the brightness using the + and – buttons (the colour preset and brightness are shown in the display).
SC (no function)
AU (no function)

DIFFUSERS

Product Overview

Two diffusers are supplied with the spotlight, each with a different beam angle (32°, 45°). The beam angle of the spotlight can be set at 22° (without diffuser), 32°, or 45°. Insert the desired diffuser in front of the light- emitting lens and turn it anti-clockwise like with a bayonet cap until the four outer nibs on the edge of the diffuser grip in position in their brackets in the lens hood. The four magnets in the diffuser and the four opposing magnets set into the lens hood are now directly over each other and the diffuser is securely held in place. Ensure that the side of the diffuser with the magnets set into it is facing the spotlight and that the recess in the edge of the diffuser is in the flat area of the lens hood.

INSTALLATION AND MOUNTNG

Thanks to the wide stand and mounting bracket, the spotlight can be positioned in a suitable location on a level surface. Installation on a traverse is possible with a traverse clamp, which is attached to the mounting bracket (A). Suitable traverse clamps are optionally available. Ensure firm connections and secure the spotlight by attaching a suitable safety cable to the securing lug on the mounting bracket. When installing on a truss, ensure that the mounting bracket is securely attached to the spotlight housing with the four T20 Torx screws (B).

Important safety notice: Overhead mounting (especially above people) requires extensive experience, including calculation of the load limit values of the installation material, and regular safety inspection of all installation materials and spotlights. If you do not have these qualifications, do not attempt to perform an installation yourself. Refer instead to a qualified professional.
Installation Instructions

In order to effectively use the tilt function with the tilt screw when using as an uplight, and to achieve a more inconspicuous look, you must use a suitable tool to remove the mounting bracket by releasing the four T20 Torx screws (B) that secure the mounting bracket to the spotlight housing.
Installation Instructions

DMX TECHNOLOGY

DMX-512
DMX (Digital Multiplex) is the designation for a universal transmission protocol for communications between corresponding devices and controllers. A DMX controller sends DMX data to the connected DMX device(s). The DMX data is always transmitted as a serial data stream that is forwarded from one connected device to the next via the “DMX IN” and “DMX OUT” connectors (XLR plug-type connectors) that are found on every DMX capable device, provided the maximum number of devices does not exceed 32 units. The last device in the chain needs to be equipped with a terminator (terminating resistor).

DMX CONNECTION
DMX is the common “language” via which a very wide range of types and models of equipment from various manufacturers can be connected with one another and controlled via a central controller, provided that all of the devices and the controller are DMX compatible. For optimum data transmission, it is necessary to keep the connecting cables between the individual devices as short as possible. The order in which the devices are integrated in the DMX network has no influence on the addresses. Thus the device with the DMX address 1 can be located at any position in the (serial) DMX chain: at the beginning, at the end or somewhere in the middle. If the DMX address 1 is assigned to a device, the controller “knows” that it should send all data allocated to address 1 to this device regardless of its position in the DMX network.

SERIAL CONNECTION OF MULTIPLE LIGHTS

Connect the male XLR connector (3-pin or 5-pin) of the DMX cable to the DMX output (female XLR socket) of the first DMX device (e.g. DMX-Controller).
Connect the female 3-pin XLR connector of the DMX cable connected to the first projector to the DMX input (male 3-pin socket) of the next DMX device. In the same way, connect the DMX output of this device to the DMX input of the next device and repeat until all devices have been connected. Please note that as a rule, DMX devices are connected in series and connections cannot be shared without active splitters. The maximum number of DMX devices in a DMX chain should not exceed 32 units.

The Adam Hall 3 STAR, 4 STAR, and 5 STAR product ranges include an extensive selection of suitable cables

DMX CABLES
When fabricating your own cables, always observe the illustrations on this page. Never connect the shielding of the cable to the ground contact of the plug, and always make certain that the shielding does not come into contact with the housing of the XLR plug. If the shielding is connected to the ground, this can lead to short-circuiting and system malfunctions.

Pin Assignment

DMX cable with 3-pin XLR connectors:
Pin Assignment
DMX cable with 5-pin XLR connectors (pin 4 and 5 are not used):

DMX TERMINATORS (TERMINATING RESISTORS)
To prevent system errors, the last device in a DMX chain needs to be equipped with a terminating resistor (120 ohm, 1/4 Watt).
3-pin XLR connector with a terminating resistor: K3DMXT3
5-pin XLR connector with a terminating resistor: K3DMXT5

Pin Assignment

3-pin XLR connector:

5-pin XLR connector:

DMX ADAPTER
The combination of DMX devices with 3-pin connectors and DMX devices with 5-pin connectors in a DMX chain is possible with suitable adapters.

Pin Assignment
DMX Adapter 5-pin XLR male to 3-pin XLR female: K3DGF0020 Pins 4 and 5 are not used.

Pin Assignment
DMX Adapter 3-pin XLR male to 5-pin XLR female: K3DHM0020 Pins 4 and 5 are not used.

TECHNICAL DATA

Product number: CLDROPB4(WH)
Product type: LED wash light
Type: Outdoor spotlight
Colour spectrum LED: RGBWA+UV
Number of LEDs: 4
LED type: 15 W Prolight LED
PWM frequency: 800 Hz
Beam angle: Beam Angle 22° / Field Angle 38°

1. Filter Medium BA 32°
2. Filter Wide BA 45°

DMX input: W-DMX™ (Wireless DMX)
DMX output: –
DMX mode: 20-channel / 2 x 13-channel / 7-channel / 6-channel / 4-channel / 3-channel
DMX functions: Dimmer, dimmer fine, RGBWA+UV fine, strobe, dimmer curves, CCT, dimmer response, colour macros, colour change, colour fading, DMX delay
Standalone functions: Static, colour macros, auto program, user colour
Control: W-DMX™, IR remote control (optional)
Operating controls: Menu, Enter, Up, Down, Power
Display elements: OLED display
Operating voltage: 100 – 240 V AC / 50 – 60 Hz
Power consumption: 75 W
Light intensity (@ 1 m/ 3 m): 6750 lx / 755 lx
Luminous flux: 1400 lm
CRI: White LED >79
Power supply connection: Low-voltage socket for external power supply
Ambient temperature (in operation): 0°C to 40°C
Protection class: IP65
Power supply certificate: CE, RoHS, ETL, FCC
Housing material: Metal
Housing colour: Black / white
Housing cooling: Convection cooling (fanless)
Dimensions (W x H x D, without bracket): 170 x 170 x 186 mm
Weight: 3.1 kg
Additional features: Included: 2x filters and 1x mounting bracket supplied
Optional: 1x external power supply with 6-outlet adapter, IR remote control

DMX CONTROL

The DMX Delay channel of each DMX mode is only enabled, if by DMX? in the menu item DMX Delay is set to Yes.

20 CH Mode

Ch.| Function| Values| Sub-Group
1| Dimmer| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Dimmer
2| Dimmer fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
**** 3| **** Strobe functions| 000| –| 005| Strobe open| **** Multifunctional Strobe
006| –| 010| Strobe closed
011| –| 033| Pulse random, slow -> fast
034| –| 056| Ramp up random, slow -> fast
057| –| 079| Ramp down random, slow -> fast
080| –| 102| Random Strobe effect, slow -> fast
103| –| 127| Strobe Break effect, 5s…..1s (short burst with break)
128| –| 250| Strobe slow -> fast <1Hz – 20Hz
251| –| 255| Strobe open
4| Red| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Red
5| Red fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
6| Green| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Green
7| Green fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
8| Blue| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Blue
9| Blue fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
10| White| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| White
11| White fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
12| Amber| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Amber
13| Amber fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
14| UV| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| UV
5| UV fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
**** 16| **** Color Macros (override RGBWA+UV)| 000| –| 005| Color off| **** Color Macros
006| –| 013| Red
014| –| 021| Amber
022| –| 029| Yellow warm
030| –| 037| Yellow
038| –| 045| Green
046| –| 053| Turquoise
054| –| 061| Cyan
062| –| 069| Blue
070| –| 077| Lavender
078| –| 085| Mauve
086| –| 093| Magenta
094| –| 101| Pink
102| –| 109| Warm White
110| –| 117| White
118| –| 125| Cold White
126| –| 127| Color Jumping stop
128| –| 164| Color Jumping speed slow -> fast
165| –| 201| Color Fading speed slow -> fast
202| –| 207| User Color_1
208| –| 213| User Color_2
214| –| 219| User Color_3
220| –| 225| User Color_4
226| –| 231| User Color_5
232| –| 237| User Color_6
238| –| 243| User Color_7
244| –| 249| User Color_8
250| –| 255| no function
**** 17| Color Macro Cross- fade (transition time between Color Macros)| 000| –| 005| 0s| **** Transition Time between Color Macros
006| –| 105| 0.1s – 10s (0.1s Steps)
106| –| 214| 11s – 119s (1s Steps)
215| –| 244| 2m – 4m50s (10s Steps)
245| –| 255| 5m – 15m (1m Steps)
18| **** Color Temperature (overrides RGBWA+UV andColor Macros)| 000| –| 006| off| **** CCT
007| –| 009| Bulb White (2700K)
010| –| 012| Halogen White (3200K)
013| –| 015| Neutral White (4000K)
016| –| 018| Studio White (5600K)
019| –| 021| Daylight White (6500K)
022| –| 255| 1800K – 7500K
**** 19| **** Device Settings (please read remark 1*)| 000| –| 005| no function| **** Control
006| –| 073| Spare
074| –| 075| Dimmer Response LED (hold 3s)
076| –| 077| Dimmer Response Halogen (hold 3s)
078| –| 139| Spare
140| –| 141| Display on (hold 3s)
142| –| 143| Display off (hold 3s)
144| –| 163| Spare
164| –| 165| Dimmer Curve Linear (hold 3s)
166| –| 167| Dimmer Curve Exponential (hold 3s)
168| –| 169| Dimmer Curve Logarithmic (hold 3s)
170| –| 171| Dimmer Curve S-Curve (hold 3s)
172| –| 191| Spare
192| –| 193| Full Power Mode (hold 5s)
194| –| 195| Eco Mode (≈ 50% LED Power) (hold 5s)
196| –| 197| Spare
198| –| 199| Spare
200| –| 201| Spare
202| –| 255| Spare
20| DMX Delay| 000| –| 005| No Delay| DMX Delay
006| –| 255| 0.1s -> 2.0s

After the adjustments have been made, set the value to 000 to avoid disturbance by endless function call.

13 CH Mode

Ch.| Function| Values| | | | Sub-Group
1| Dimmer| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Dimmer
2| Dimmer fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
3| Strobe functions| 000| –| 005| Strobe open| Multifunctional Strobe
006| –| 010| Strobe closed
011| –| 033| Pulse random, slow -> fast
034| –| 056| Ramp up random, slow -> fast
057| –| 079| Ramp down random, slow -> fast
080| –| 102| Random Strobe effect, slow -> fast
103| –| 127| Strobe Break effect, 5s…..1s (short burst with break)
128| –| 250| Strobe slow -> fast <1Hz – 20Hz
251| –| 255| Strobe open
4| Red| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Red
5| Green| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Green
6| Blue| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Blue
7| White| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| White
8| Amber| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Amber
9| UV| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| UV
10| Color Macros (override RGBWA+UV)| 000| –| 005| Color off| Color Macros
006| –| 013| Red
014| –| 021| Amber
022| –| 029| Yellow warm
030| –| 037| Yellow
038| –| 045| Green
046| –| 053| Turquoise
054| –| 061| Cyan
062| –| 069| Blue
070| –| 077| Lavender
078| –| 085| Mauve
086| –| 093| Magenta
094| –| 101| Pink
102| –| 109| Warm White
110| –| 117| White
118| –| 125| Cold White
126| –| 127| Color Jumping stop
128| –| 164| Color Jumping speed slow -> fast
165| –| 201| Color Fading speed slow -> fast
202| –| 207| User Color_1
208| –| 213| User Color_2
214| –| 219| User Color_3
220| –| 225| User Color_4
226| –| 231| User Color_5
232| –| 237| User Color_6
238| –| 243| User Color_7
244| –| 249| User Color_8
250| –| 255| no function
11| Color Macro Crossfade (transi- tion time between Color Macros)| 251| –| 005| 0s| Transition Time between Color Macros
006| –| 105| 0,1s – 10s (0,1s Steps)
106| –| 214| 11s – 119s (1s Steps)
215| –| 244| 2m – 4m50s (10s Steps)
245| –| 255| 5m – 15m (1m Steps)
12| Color Temperature| 000| –| 006| off| CCT
007| –| 009| Bulb White (2700K)
010| –| 012| Halogen White (3200K)
013| –| 015| Neutral White (4000K)
016| –| 018| Studio White (5600K)
019| –| 021| Daylight White (6500K)
022| –| 255| 1800K – 7500K
13| DMX Delay| 000| –| 005| No Delay| DMX Delay
006| –| 255| 0.1s -> 2.0s
13 CH Mode 2

Ch.| Function| Values| Sub-Group
1| Red| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Red
2| Red fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
3| Green| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Green
4| Green fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
5| Blue| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Blue
6| Blue fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
7| White| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| White
8| White fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
9| Amber| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Amber
10| Amber fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
11| UV| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| UV
12| UV fine| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%
13| DMX Delay| 000| –| 005| No Delay| DMX Delay
006| –| 255| 0.1s -> 2.0s
7 CH Mode

Ch.| Function| Values| Sub-Group
1| Red| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Red
2| Green| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Green
3| Blue| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Blue
4| White| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| White
5| Amber| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Amber
6| UV| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| UV
7| DMX Delay| 000| –| 005| No Delay| DMX Delay
006| –| 255| 0.1s -> 2.0s
6 CH Mode

Ch.| Function| Values| Sub-Group
1| Dimmer| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Dimmer
2| Strobe| 000| –| 005| Strobe open| Strobe
006| –| 255| Strobe slow -> fast <1Hz – 20Hz
3| Chase (chase between Color Macro 1 andColor Macro 2)| 000| –| 005| No Chase, Color Macro 1 is on| Chase
006| –| 026| Jump 10,0s -> 4,0s
027| –| 127| Jump 4,0s -> 0,1s
128| –| 148| Fade 10,0s -> 4,0s
149| –| 255| Fade 4,0s -> 0,1s
4| Color Macros 1| 000| –| 005| Color off| Color Macros 1
006| –| 013| Red
014| –| 021| Amber
022| –| 029| Yellow warm
030| –| 037| Yellow
038| –| 045| Green
046| –| 053| Turquoise
054| –| 061| Cyan
062| –| 069| Blue
070| –| 077| Lavender
078| –| 085| Mauve
086| –| 093| Magenta
094| –| 101| Pink
102| –| 109| Warm White
110| –| 117| White
118| –| 125| Cold White
126| –| 201| no function
202| –| 207| User Color_1
208| –| 213| User Color_2
214| –| 219| User Color_3
220| –| 225| User Color_4
226| –| 231| User Color_5
232| –| 237| User Color_6
238| –| 243| User Color_7
244| –| 249| User Color_8
250| –| 255| no function
5| Color Macros 2| 000| –| 255| same like Color Macros 1| Color Macros 2
6| DMX Delay| 000| –| 005| No Delay| DMX Delay
006| –| 255| 0,1s -> 2,0s
4 CH Mode

Ch.| Function| Values| Sub-Group
1| Dimmer| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Dimmer
2| Strobe functions| 000| –| 005| Strobe open| Multifunctional Strobe
006| –| 010| Strobe closed
011| –| 033| Pulse random, slow -> fast
034| –| 056| Ramp up random, slow -> fast
057| –| 079| Ramp down random, slow -> fast
080| –| 102| Random Strobe effect, slow -> fast
103| –| 127| Strobe Break effect, 5s…..1s (short burst with break)
128| –| 250| Strobe slow -> fast <1Hz – 20Hz
251| –| 255| Strobe open
3| Color Macros| 000| –| 005| Color off| Color Macros
006| –| 013| Red
014| –| 021| Amber
022| –| 029| Yellow warm
030| –| 037| Yellow
038| –| 045| Green
046| –| 053| Turquoise
054| –| 061| Cyan
062| –| 069| Blue
070| –| 077| Lavender
078| –| 085| Mauve
086| –| 093| Magenta
094| –| 101| Pink
102| –| 109| Warm White
110| –| 117| White
118| –| 125| Cold White
126| –| 127| Color Jumping stop
128| –| 164| Color Jumping speed slow -> fast
165| –| 201| Color Fading speed slow -> fast
202| –| 207| User Color_1
208| –| 213| User Color_2
214| –| 219| User Color_3
220| –| 225| User Color_4
226| –| 231| User Color_5
232| –| 237| User Color_6
238| –| 243| User Color_7
244| –| 249| User Color_8
250| –| 255| no function
4| DMX Delay| 000| –| 005| No Delay| DMX Delay
006| –| 255| 0.1s -> 2.0s
3 CH Mode

Ch.| Function| Values| Sub-Group
1| Dimmer| 000| –| 255| 0% to 100%| Dimmer
**** 2| **** Color Temperature| 000| –| 006| off| **** CCT
007| –| 009| Bulb White (2700K)
010| –| 012| Halogen White (3200K)
013| –| 015| Neutral White (4000K)
016| –| 018| Studio White (5600K)
019| –| 021| Daylight White (6500K)
022| –| 255| 1800K – 7500K
3| DMX Delay| 000| –| 005| No Delay| DMX Delay
006| –| 255| 0.1s -> 2.0s

MANUFACTURER´S DECLARATIONS

MANUFACTURER‘S WARRANTY & LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY
You can find our current warranty conditions and limitations of liability at: https://cdn-shop.adamhall.com/media/pdf/MANUFACTURERSDECLARATIONS_CAMEO.pdf. To request warranty service for a product, please contact Adam Hall GmbH, Adam-Hall-Str. 1,
61267 Neu Anspach
Email: Info@adamhall.com
+49 (0)6081 / 9419-0.

CORRECT DISPOSAL OF THIS PRODUCT

(valid in the European Union and other European countries with a differentiated waste collection system) This symbol on the product, or on its documents indicates that the device may not be treated as household waste. This is to avoid environmental damage or personal injury due to uncontrolled waste disposal. Please dispose of this product separately from other waste and have it recycled to promote sustainable economic activity. Household users should contact either the retailer where they purchased this product, or their local government office, for details on where and how they can recycle this item in an environmentally friendly manner. Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase contract. This product should not be mixed with other commercial waste for disposal.

FCC STATEMENT

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

This device may not cause harmful interference, and
This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation

CE Compliance
Adam Hall GmbH states that this product meets the following guidelines (where applicable):
R&TTE (1999/5/EC) or RED (2014/53/EU) from June 2017
Low voltage directive (2014/35/EU)
EMV directive (2014/30/EU)
RoHS (2011/65/EU)
The complete declaration of conformity can be found at www.adamhall.com.
Furthermore, you may also direct your enquiry to info@adamhall.com.