EVENT LIGHTING PAR6X12OB 6x 12W RGBWAU Outdoor Battery LED PAR User Manual

: June 5, 2024
: EVENT LIGHTING

Table of Contents

EVENT LIGHTING PAR6X12OB 6x 12W RGBWAU Outdoor Battery LED PAR
Safety Instructions
Product Installation
Dimensions
Lux Chart
Control Board Operation
Static Colour Mode
Wireless DMX Mode
Using WDMX Mode
Using EL/GZ Wireless DMX Mode
IR Remote Control Mode
DMX Chart
Technical Specifications
Warranty
References
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EVENT LIGHTING PAR6X12OB 6x 12W RGBWAU Outdoor Battery LED PAR

For your safety, please read this user manual carefully before use.
Event Lighting reserves the right to revise the manual at any time. Information and specifications within this manual are subject to change without notice. Event Lighting assumes no liability or responsibility for any errors or omissions. Please consult Event Lighting for any clarification or information regarding this item.

Safety Instructions

Warning

Do not open this device, there are no user serviceable parts inside. Risk of electric shock.
Do not look directly at the light source from close range.
Avoid contact with the unit during operation, as the housing may become hot. Allow the fixture to cool for at least 15 minutes after turning off before touching.
Install this device in a location with adequate ventilation, at least 50cm from adjacent surfaces.
Do not operate this device, or connect this device to power, within 50cm of any flammable material.
Use a safety chain when mounting this device overhead.
Do not operate this device outdoors where excessive dust, heat, water, or humidity may affect it.
This device is IP65 certified, meaning that it is protected against dust ingress, and protected against low pressure water jets from any direction. Ensure all protective covers are sealed correctly.
Do not operate this device if the housing, lenses, or cables appear damaged.
Do not connect this device to a dimmer or rheostat.
Do not operate this device at temperatures higher than 40°C (104°F).
Only connect this device to a grounded and protected circuit.
Only use the hanging bracket to carry this device.
Stop using this device immediately if a serious operating problem becomes apparent.

IMPORTANT: Only use the provided Outdoor DMX cable in the device’s DMX out port. Use of other cables will cause the cable to become stuck in the port, requiring the unit to be repaired.

Coin/Button Cell Battery Safety Information
This product includes an IR remote that contains a coin/button cell battery. If the battery is swallowed, it can cause severe internal burns and, in extreme cases, can lead to death. Keep batteries away from children.

Product Installation

PAR6X12OB can be mounted in many orientations, provided each individual device is secured by the use of the correct mounting bracket. Use a safety chain when mounting PAR9X15O overhead.

Dimensions

Lux Chart

Distance (m)	1	2	3	4	5
Diameter (m)	Ø0.73	Ø1.46	Ø2.18	Ø2.91	Ø3.64
R	310	75	35	20	13
G	1,160	340	150	80	56
B	1,205	320	136	76	2
W	1,280	330	149	80	49
A	438	110	49	28	18
U	238	62	26	15	10
Full	3,820	970	460	290	180

Control Board Operation

Static Colour Mode

Value	Function
C1	R
C2	G
C3	R + G
C4	B
C5	B + R + UV
C6	G + B
C7	R + G + B + A + UV
C8	W
C9	R + W
C10	G + W
C11	R + A
C12	B + W + UV
C13	R + B + W + UV
C14	G + B + W
C15	R + G + B + W + A + UV

Wireless DMX Mode

Set Up Wireless DMX
PAR6X12OB needs to be paired from the Wireless DMX transmitter. Follow the steps below to pair:

Connect the DMX512 controller to the wireless DMX transmitter.
Switch on PAR6X12OB, turn on the wireless DMX control on from control panel ‘rfon’
Set the PAR6X12OB to DMX mode. (AXXX or dXXX)
Switch off PAR6X12OB. Then, press and hold the ‘DMX select’ button whilst switching on PAR6X12OB. Once PAR6X12OB turns on, the ‘wireless status’ light will be lit white and the unit will be in ‘setup mode’.
The ‘wireless indicator’ will be lit to a specific colour to indicate the protocol being used for the transmission as shown in TABLE1. Pressing the button will cycle through the colours.
Once the desired protocol is selected, press the button for more than 1 second to save the protocol. The transmitters, receivers and transceivers will remember the protocol used even after a power cycle with their built-in memory chip.

Now, select either WDMX Mode or ELDMX Mode.

Table 1 Protocols

Colour	Protocol
Red	ELDMX Transmit and Receive
Green	WDMX Receive
Blue	WDMX G3 Transmit

Using WDMX Mode

Transmitters

Press the button to connect all unconnected receivers in the coverage area. Press the button for 3 seconds to disconnect all receivers in the coverage area.

Receivers
Press the button for 3 seconds to disconnect the device from the transmitter it is currently connected to.

Note: The colour of the light will indicate the group. Refer to Table 2 below.

Note: The receiver will not connect with a new transmitter unless it is disconnected first.

Table 2 WDMX Status Indicators

Protocol	Action	Description
W-DMX Receive	White	No connection
Red	Deleting Connection
Red Fast Flash	Connection Lost
Green Fast Flash	Connecting to Transmitter
Green Slow Flash	Connected but no DMX signal
Green	Connected with DMX signal
W-DMX Transmit	Red	Deleting All Receivers
Blue Fast Flash	Connecting with the receivers
Blue Slow Flash	No DMX input
Blue	Transmitting DMX

Using EL/GZ Wireless DMX Mode

Changing Channel Group
Press the button to display the current channel group being used. Press the button again to cycle through the groups. The colour of the light will indicate the group as shown in Table3.

Table 3 Status Indicators

Protocol	Action	Description
ELDMX	Solid Colour (Red, Green,

Blue, Yellow, Cyan, Purple)

| 1 of the 6 colour groups
Flashing Red| Transmitting DMX
Flashing Green| Receiving DMX

IR Remote Control Mode

You must switch off wireless DMX function, select
Select , then use IR remote to switch on IR remote control mode.

DMX Chart

6 Channel Mode

Channel	Value	Function
1	000-255	Red: 0% ~ 100%
2	000-255	Green: 0% ~ 100%
3	000-255	Blue: 0% ~ 100%
4	000-255	White: 0% ~ 100%
5	000-255	Amber: 0% ~ 100%
6	000-255	UV: 0% ~ 100%

10 Channel Mode

Channel	Value	Function
1	000-255	Red: 0% ~ 100%
2	000-255	Green: 0% ~ 100%
3	000-255	Blue: 0% ~ 100%
4	000-255	White: 0% ~ 100%
5	000-255	Amber: 0% ~ 100%
6	000-255	UV: 0% ~ 100%
7	000-255	Master Dimmer 0% ~ 100%
8	000-255	Strobe (slow-fast)
9	000-050	No function
051-100	Select 15 Static colour mode (CL), colour have been controlled

by ch10

101-150| Select Auto colour switching modes (CC), program speed have

been controlled by ch10

151-200| Select Auto colour fade mode (dE), program speed have been

controlled by ch10

201-250| Select Auto colour pulse mode (CP), program speed have

been controlled by ch10

251-255| Select Sound active mode (SU), sound sensitivity level have

been controlled by ch10

10

(Ch9 set 051-

| 000-015| No function
016-031| R
032-047| G
048-063| R + G
064-079| B
080-095| B + R + UV
096-111| G + B
112-127| R + G + B + A + UV
128-143| W
144-159| R + W
160-175| G + W
176-191| R + A
192-207| B + W + UV
208-223| R + B + W + UV
224-239| G + B + W
240-255| R + G + B + W + A + UV
10

(Ch9 set 101-

| 000-255| Select auto run speed for (CC, dE and CP) from slow to fast
10

(Ch9 set 251-

| 000-255| Select sound sensitivity level for sound active mode (SU) form low to high