UFO MIC4000x2 MicroLED Illuminator Range User Guide
- July 13, 2024
- UFO
Table of Contents
- UFO MIC4000x2 MicroLED Illuminator Range
- Product Information
- Product Usage Instructions
- INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
- REMOTE OPERATION
- Mode Function Programme List
- REMOTE RANGE WALK TEST
- STANDALONE OPERATION
- MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY GUIDANCE
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
UFO MIC4000x2 MicroLED Illuminator Range
Product Information
Specifications:
- Power: 2 X AAA batteries
- Range: 30 meters
- Frequency: 2.4GHz
- Approved for use in: UK, Europe, and USA
Product Usage Instructions
Installation Instructions
Power Supply Requirements:
The LED Illuminator is powered from a multifunction, multi-voltage, desk top
Power Supply Unit. Follow the instructions to select and connect the correct
plug and jack plug.
Connection
Plug the mains plug into the electrical supply socket and switch on power.
The LED Indicator will illuminate, and the illuminator will start up
automatically.
NOTE: These illuminators are not mains dimmable.
Remote Controller Operation
Test the remote control functions as detailed on page 5. Ensure not to
touch the buttons while inserting batteries.
Remote Operation
- 1. ON
- 2. OFF
- 3. Color Ring
- 4. Indicator Light
- 5. Speed +
- 6. Brightness +
- 7. Brightness –
- 8. Speed –
- 9. Mode +
- 10. Mode –
FAQ
Mode Function Programme List
No Mode Brightness Speed
- Static White Adjustable Not Adjustable
- White and Colors mixed
Please read this manual fully before installing, operating or performing maintenance on the illuminator unit.
Universal Fiber Optics
1749 Northgate Blvd | Sarasota | FL34234
Tel: 941 343 8115 | 800 UFO 5554
www.fiberopticlighting.com
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing this UFO Illuminator.
Please read these instructions fully before connecting your unit to the
electrical supply, and keep them for future reference.
The UFO MicroLED range of illuminators utilizes an RGBW LED array and is
suitable for use with either glass or polymer fiber-optic harness
The MicroLED is powered by a 100-240 VAC remote desktop power supply unit.
IMPORTANT
THIS PRODUCT MUST BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE INSTALLATION
CODE BY A PERSON FAMILIAR WITH THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF THE PRODUCT
AND THE HAZARDS INVOLVED.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
POWER SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS
The LED Illuminator is powered from a multifunction, multi-voltage, desk
top Power Supply Unit. Remove the SW4047B Desk Top PSU from its box. This PSU
is a multi-plug device catering for UK, European and USA plugs.
Select the correct plug and slide it into the receptacle until it clicks securely into place as shown below:
The plug can be removed by squeezing together the plastic retaining lugs and
sliding the plug back out.
Connect the jack plug into the socket in the back, and the illuminator is now
ready for connection.
DO NOT FIT BATTERIES TO THE REMOTE CONTROL UNTIL YOU HAVE FULLY READ THE INSTRUCTIONS ON PAGE 4
CONNECTION
There are 3 connections required – the 2 x fiber ports and the mains supply.
The fiber ports should be connected first. Connect and secure the fiber optic
connector into the front of the unit and secure using the M5 locking screw
Plug the mains plug into the electrical supply socket. Switch on power the led
Indicator will illuminate and the illuminator will start up automatically. If
no light is produced consult the TROUBLESHOOTING section
NOTE: THESE ILLUMINATORS ARE NOT MAINS DIMMABLE.
MIC4000x2 REMOTE CONTROLLER
Specification:
Description | Details | Comments |
---|---|---|
Power | 2 X AAA batteries | |
Range | 30 meters | Measured in free space, may be attenuated by |
obstructions or other RF devices
Frequency| 2.4GHz| Approved for use in UK, Europe and USA
Batteries – With The LED Illuminator powered up as described above, remove the rear cover on Remote Controller. Taking care not to touch any of the front cover buttons, insert the batteries. If you touch the remote control buttons when inserting the batteries it WILL effect the operation of your Remote Control. If you do accidentally touch any of the buttons, remove the batteries and start again.Once the batteries are inserted do not use the Remote Control for 3 seconds.
DO NOT TOUCH THE BUTTONS WHILST INSERTING BATTERIES
Test remote control functions as detailed on page 5. The Remote Controller is
“matched” to the Illuminator at the factory. If the Remote Controller is not
matched or an additional or replacement Remote Controller is required (see
NOTE 2) for the Illuminator proceed to the Matching Mode as follows. If a
Remote Controller is to be removed from control of a Illuminator proceed to
Unmatching Model on page 5.
REMOTE OPERATION
No | Description | Function |
---|---|---|
01 | Button | Power ON |
02 | Button | Power OFF |
03 | Color Ring | Touch control all colors (White not available) |
04 | Indicator | Indicates Controller active when buttons pressed |
05 | Button | Increase color cycle speed |
06 | Button | Increase Brightness |
07 | Button | Decrease Brightness |
08 | Button | Decrease Color cycle speed |
09 | Button | Mode + Step up through Color cycle programmes |
10 | Button | Mode – Step down through Color cycle programmes |
REMOTE CONTROLLER OPERATION
- Matching Remote to Illuminator – Remove the power plug from the rear of the Illuminator, then replace and once the Indicator Light (4.) lights, touch button 5 within 3 seconds, the Illuminator will “blink” twice slowly indicating that the Remote Controller is matched to the Illuminator.
- Unmatching Remote from Illuminator – Remove the power plug from the rear of the Illuminator, then replace and once the Indicator Light (4.) lights, touch and hold button 5 within 3 seconds and the Illuminator will “blink” 9 times indicating that the Remote Controller is unmatched from the Illuminator.
Mode Function Programme List
No | Mode | Brightness | Speed | Comment |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Static White | Adjustable | Not Adjustable | To revert to 1 (Static |
White) at any time touch Color Ring then Mode+
**2| ** White and Colors mixed| Adjustable| Not
Adjustable| Color Ring control – brightness adjust Color only, not White. To
revert to 2 (Color Ring) at any time touch color ring
3| All Colors fade change| Adjustable| Adjustable| No White
4| RGBW fade change| Adjustable| Adjustable| Red, Green, Blue & White
5| RGBW snap change| Adjustable| Adjustable| Red, Green, Blue & White
6| 7 Colors snap change| Adjustable| Adjustable| White and Colors mixed
7| 2 Colors snap change| Adjustable| Adjustable| Red & White
8| 2 Colors snap change| Adjustable| Adjustable| Blue & White
9| 2 Colors snap change| Adjustable| Adjustable| Green & White
10| 1 Color Flash| Adjustable| Adjustable| Red
11| 1 Color Flash| Adjustable| Adjustable| Blue
12| 1 Color Flash| Adjustable| Adjustable| Green
13| 1 Color Flash| Adjustable| Adjustable| White
14| All Colors snap & fade| Adjustable| Adjustable| Random
NOTES
Mode Buttons – This is not a loop, i.e. touching the Mode+ button will not
eventually bring you back to Mode 1. To revert to Mode 1, either touch Mode –
button repeatedly to step back up through the Mode numbers, or touch Color
Ring then Mode+
- Color Ring –The Color Ring can be used to select individual colors by touching the ring and sliding your finger around the ring,
- Brightness – brightness can be increased or reduced in any mode using buttons 6 & 7 Cycle Speed – speed of color cycling in Modes 3 to 14 can be adjusted using buttons 5 & 8
REMOTE RANGE WALK TEST
Once the Illuminator is fully installed carry out a complete range walk test
and record the range in the table below. This information is essential for
maintenance purposes to determine if the range/sensitivity is reducing and
also to record dead areas within the Remote Controller’s range due to RF
obstructions and/or RF interference.
NOTE 2: Where a Illuminator has more than one Remote Control, reduction
in operating range may be experienced when both (or multiple) Remote Controls
are used simultaneously.
Description| Date| Max Range|
---|---|---|---
Controller 1| | |
Controller 2| | |
Controller 3| | |
Dead Areas|
STANDALONE OPERATION
To disable the remote and revert to manual operation press one of the buttons on the rear of the Illuminator. The Illuminator will now respond to manual commands from the 2 control buttons as detailed below
OPERATION
The LED Illuminator has 2 color cycles each with 3 different speed settings as
detailed below
Cycle| Color 1| Color 2| Color 3| Color
4| Color 5| Color 6| Color 7
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
1| White| Red| Orange| Jade| Green| Cyan| Blue
2| Pink| Red| Orange| Jade| Green| Cyan| Blue
The Illuminator is controlled using the 2 push buttons on the rear of the
unit.
The Lower button STOPS and STARTS the color Cycle
The Upper button is used to select the Cycle speed as follows. Push the Lower
button repeatedly until the color White is displayed. The illuminator is now
in Cycle 1 speed A as detailed below. Each push reduces the speed. On the
third push the color Red will be displayed. The illuminator is now in Cycle 2
speed A
Cycle| SPEED A – Fastest| SPEED B – Slower| SPEED C –
Slowest
---|---|---|---
1 (White Start)| Push Once| Push Once| Push Once
2 (Red Start)| Push Once| Push Once| Push Once
At any time the cycle can be stopped on a color and started again using the
Lower push button
To disable manual operation and revert to remote controller operation, recycle
the power to the Illuminator. The Remote Controller may need to be matched to
the Illuminator as detailed on page 5.
DMX OPERATION
The MicroLED4000x2 is programmed as a Master unit (See Mode designation label
on rear of unit) and is capable of interlinking to a MicroLED 4000SLx2 Slave
Illuminator using a RJ45 cable. In this Master /Slave configuration the Slave
Illuminator will follow the Master Illuminator, but no control from a remote
DMX controller is possible. Remote DMX control can only be achieved using
MicroLED SLAVE Illuminators. See MicroLED SLAVE User Guide for DMX wiring
connections
MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY GUIDANCE
MAINTENANCE
To ensure a long working life and the safe, reliable operation of the
illuminator, it is very important to maintain it properly and ensure it is
installed in an appropriate and safe location.
Before performing any maintenance on the illuminator it should be disconnected
from the power supply and allowed to cool down.
- The illuminator vents should be blown out with compressed air at least every 12 months, or more often if located in a dusty environment.
- After the illuminator has been installed, check the vents to ensure they are clear of dust and debris. Blow out with compressed air if required.
- The body of the illuminator can be cleaned using a soft damp cloth. Do not use any abrasives on the unit.
Note that a record of all maintenance MUST be kept in the table below, indicating what maintenance was undertaken. This must be dated and is required for warranty purposes.
SAFETY GUIDANCE
- A gap of 200mm (8”) MUST be left around the unit. This is to allow air to circulate and prevent overheating. The location must have free ventilation and must not have an ambient temperature higher than that specified for the luminaire.
- The outer body of the illuminator may become hot – keep away from all combustible materials and DO NOT locate this illuminator within 200mm (8”) of any flammable surface.
- The illuminator must not be run without the fiber optic harness fitted.
MAINTENANCE LOG
Date | Maintenance Undertaken |
---|---|
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Problem | Probable cause(s) | Remedy |
---|---|---|
Unit is dead – LED power indicator is not illuminated | Mains supply off |
Check supply and reinstate
Loose mains plugs| Check plugs
PSU failed| Replace PSU
Unit is dead – no light output but LED
power indicator is still illuminated| LED array failure| Contact UFO
May have been switched off using Remote Controller| Recycle power to
Illuminator or switch on using Remote Controller
Remote Controller range reduced or persistently freezing| Remote
Controller batteries failing| Replace batteries as per user guide instructions
and carry out matching if necessary
Something new causing interference within operating range| Check for another
device transmitting RF interference
Remote Controller needs resetting| Power the Remote controller down by
removing and reinstalling the batteries as per User Guide instructions
Remote Controller failing| Replace Remote Controller
Illuminator Receiver Failing| Contact UFO
**Unit won’t respond to Remote Controller| Remote Controller
batteries failed| Replace batteries and carry out matching if necessary
Illuminator in stand alone mode| Recycle power to Illuminator
** Remote Controller needs resetting| Power the Remote Controller down by
removing and reinstalling the batteries as per User Guide instructions
Remote Controller not “matched” to Illuminator| Carry out “matching” procedure
as detailed in REMOTE OPERATION
Remote Controller failed| Replace Remote Controller
Illuminator Receiver Failed| Contact UFO
**Poor light output on fiber| ** Unit needs cleaning| Carefully
clean LED lens with dry cloth
Clean Fiber common end
Fiber port connector not plugged in correctly| Ensure plugged in correctly and
secured with locking screw
In Stand Alone Mode – Stationery on one color| Lower Button has been
pressed| Press Lower button once
LED Driver has failed| Contact UFO
In Stand Alone Mode – Color cycle cannot be
stopped| LED Driver has failed| Contact UFO
Please complete troubleshooting procedures before returning the unit to us.
Description | Details |
---|---|
Port connector size | 2 x 1.18” (30mm) |
Fiber type | Glass/PMMA |
Supply voltage | 110-240 VAC, 47-63Hz, 0.58A |
PSU Output | 12V DC, 2A, 24W Maximum |
LED Power | 4 – 10W in color cycle mode |
Min Ambient Temperature | 14°F (-10ºC) |
Max Ambient Temperature | 113°F (+45ºC) |
Power Connection | 2.1 x 5.5 x 12mm |
LED Type / Model | RGBW |
LED Life | 50,000 hours in ambient 77°F (25ºC) |
Remote Controller Frequency | 2.4Ghz |
Remote Controller Range | 30m (depending on environment) |
Remote Controller Power | 2 x AAA Batteries |
Material | ABS |
Color | Black |
Size | (L)140mm x(W) 106mm x (H)68mm (L)5.5” x(W)4.17” x(H)2.68” |
NOTES:
Universal Fiber Optics
1749 Northgate Blvd | Sarasota | FL34234 Tel: 941 343 8115 | 800 UFO 5554
www.fiberopticlighting.com
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
Read User Manual Online (PDF format) >>