eurolite BAR-8 LED Swing QCL Bar Light User Manual

August 24, 2024
eurolite

eurolite BAR-8 LED Swing QCL Bar Light

Specifications

  • Product Name: LED BAR-8 Swing QCL
  • Light Effect: Tiltable LED light effect bar with 8 beams and strobe effect
  • Control Options: DMX, Stand Alone, Master, Slave, RGBW Remote Control
  • LED Type: Cold White LED

Product Usage Instructions

  • Follow the installation instructions provided in the user manual.
  • Connect the LED BAR-8 Swing QCL to a power source according to the guidelines.
  • Power on the LED BAR-8 Swing QCL.
  • Choose your desired operation mode – Standalone, DMX, or Remote Control.
  • Adjust settings and effects using the corresponding controls.
  • Ensure the device is turned off and unplugged before cleaning.
  • Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the exterior of the LED bar.
  • Follow any specific maintenance instructions provided in the user manual.

FAQ

  • Q: Where can I find the latest update of the user manual?
  • A: You can find the latest update of this user manual on the Internet under www.eurolite.de.
  • Q: What should I do if the LED BAR-8 Swing QCL is not responding to controls?
  • A: Check the power source and connections first. If the issue persists, refer to troubleshooting tips in the user manual or contact customer support.

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 in 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 time.

Product Features

Tiltable LED light effect bar with 8 beams and strobe effect

  • Strobe effect; uplight effect; multi-beam effect
  • Vertical inclination angle adjustable
  • Direct color selection for 18 preset colors
  • The device is cooled by passive convection cooling
  • Control via stand-alone; IR remote control; DMX; QuickDMX via USB (optional); Master/slave function; W-DMX by wireless solution via USB (optional); CRMX by LumenRadio via USB (optional); Sound to light via Microphone
  • 4-digit 7-segment LED display
  • Dimmer electronic; color fade; color change; color blend adjustable; color selection
  • Integrated show programs
  • Mains input and output for power linking up to 8 units
  • Application possibility: Standing; suspended
  • Quick truss installation via quick-lock omega holders
  • Housing: black
  • Flicker-free projection spotlight
  • powerful LEDs 8 W high-power 4in1 QCL RGBW
  • segments separate controlling
  • With a beam angle of 1° strobes
  • 175 powerful LEDs 0,2 W SMD 5050 cold white (CW)
  • segments separate controlling
  • With a beam angle of 120°

Package contents

  • 1 x user manual,
  • 1 x power cord,
  • 1 x remote control

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.

Intended use

  • This device is an LED bar 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 noncompliance with the safety instructions. In such cases, the warranty/guarantee 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.
  • To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not open any part of the device. There are no serviceable parts inside the device.
  • Only connect the device to a properly installed mains outlet. The outlet must be protected by a 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 defeat the protective ground of a mains cable. Failure to do so could result in damage to the device and possibly injure the user.
  • The main outlet must be easily accessible so that you can unplug the device quickly if need be.
  • Never touch the mains plug with wet hands. There is the risk of potentially fatal electric shock.
  • The main 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 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 main 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 – the 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 55°C during use. Avoid contact with persons and materials.
  • Do not illuminate surfaces within 10 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 – the 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.
  • 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 property damage.
  • 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, de-rigging, 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 using 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 guarantee void

About Batteries

  • Do not try to short-circuit, recharge, disassemble, or heat batteries (danger of explosion!).
  • Remove the batteries if the device is not used for a longer period.
  • Damaged/leaking batteries may cause harm to your skin–use safety gloves.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVICE

  1. 8 W high-power 4in1 QCL RGBW LED
  2. 0.2 W SMD 5050 cold white (CW) LED
  3. Rubber foot
  4. Fuse holder
  5. Power input
  6. Power output
  7. Menu button
  8. Enter button
  9. LED Display
  10. Microphone
  11. Down button
  12. Up button
  13. Infrared sensor for the remote control
  14. Wireless DMX port
  15. DMX input
  16. DMX output
  17. Safety eyelet
  18. Quick lock
  19. Omega holder
  20. Infrared sensor for the remote control

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. The installation must be carried out by a specialist who is familiar with the hazards and the relevant regulations.
The device may be placed on the floor or fastened to a truss or similar rigging structure or via the included Omega bracket. 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.
  4. Screw the coupler via M10 screws and self-locking the nut onto the Omega bracket. Insert the quick-lock fasteners of the Omega brackets into the respective holes on the underside of the device. Tighten the quick-lock fasteners fully clockwise.
  5. Secure the device with a safety bond or other secondary attachment. This secondary safety attachment must be sufficiently dimensioned under the latest industrial safety regulations and constructed in a way that no part of the installation can fall if the main attachment fails. An appropriate eyelet is installed on the device for fixation of the safety bond. 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.
  6. After installation, the device requires inspections periodically to prevent the possibility of rot, deformation and looseness.

CONNECTIONS

DMX512 control

A DMX512 data link is required to control the device via DMX. The device provides 3-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 device 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.
  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.
  4. If the cable length exceeds 300 m or the number of DMX devices is greater than 32, it is recommended to insert a DMX-level amplifier to ensure proper data transmission.

XLR connection

Wireless DMX transmission
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

Connection to the mains

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

  1. Connect the device via the mains cable to a grounded mains socket. Thus the unit is switched on.
  2. To switch off the unit, disconnect the power plug.
  3. Do not connect the unit to the mains voltage via a dimmer. For a more convenient operation, use a mains outlet which is switchable.
  4. The jack POWER OUT allows for the 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 with P-Con plugs 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 connecting the device to the mains it is ready for operation. The display indicates the last operating mode. The operating modes can be selected by employing the display and the control buttons. All settings remain stored even if the device is disconnected from the mains. The device can be operated in stand-alone mode via the control board or in DMX-controlled mode via any commercial DMX controller. With a suitable radio receiver, the DMX control signal can also be transmitted wirelessly to the unit. (see accessories)The operating modes can be selected manually by employing the display and the control buttons.

Menu structure

Mode| Display Function
---|---




DMX mode

| ****



Addr

| 49CH| d001-512| 49-channel mode and start address
27CH| d001-512| 27-channel mode and start address
23CH| d001-512| 23-channel mode and start address
12CH| d001-512| 12-channel mode and start address
8CH| d001-512| 8-channel mode and start address
Preset colors| Stat| S 01-18| Constant lighting in one of 18 colors
Automatic mode| Auto| Au 1-5| Auto program
Sound control| Soun| So 1-5| Sound program
Running speed in automatic mode| SPEE| SP 1-9| Program running speed slow > fast
Microphone sensitivity for sound control| SEnS| SE 1-9| Microphone sensitivity low >high
Tilt| noto| n0-255| Tilt angle
Adjustment| SEt| 1-150| Fine adjustment



Color mix

| ****


Colo

| r000-255| Red (0-100%)
G000-255| Green (0-100%)
b000-255| Blue (0-100%)
U000-255| White (0-100%)


SMD

| ****

Snd

| 0| SMD off
1-7| one SMDs each to
8| All SMD on
Total brightness| diMM| dI 1-dI 9| Total brightness dark > bright



Silent scene

| ****


SILE

| on| LEDs off during periods without music or bass-beat


oFF

| The program continues automatically during periods without music or bass-

beat



Behavior in case of missing DMX signal

| ****



Lost

| blac| LEDs switched off
Hold| The most recent DMX value is held
Full| All LEDs light at 100% brightness
Stat| Last selected static color (01-18)
Auto| Last selected auto program (Au 1-5))
Slave mode| SLAV| Slave| Slave mode
IR remote control| InFr| on| IR remote control on
oFF| IR remote control off
Firmware version| Vx.x| Vx.x| Firmware version number

Stand-alone mode
Preset colors
In the Stat mode, the device will constantly emit one of 18 preset colors.

  1. Press the MENU button so many times until Stat is indicated in the display. Confirm with the ENTER button.
  2. Use the buttons UP and DOWN to adjust the desired color. Confirm with the ENTER button.

Automatic mode
In automatic mode, 5 show programs are available that run at an adjustable speed.

  1. Press the MENU button so many times until Auto is indicated in the display. Confirm with the ENTER button. Use the buttons UP and DOWN to select the desired show program (Au 1-5). Confirm with the ENTER button.
  2. Press the MENU button so many times until SPEE is indicated in the display. Confirm with the ENTER button. Use the buttons UP and DOWN to adjust the running speed of the program from SP 1 (slow) to SP 9 (fast). Confirm with the ENTER button.

Sound control
Via the integrated microphone, the unit can perfectly reproduce the show programs to the rhythm of the music (sufficient bass provided).

  1. Press the MENU button so many times until Soun is indicated in the display. Confirm with the ENTER button. Use the buttons UP and DOWN to select the desired show program (So1–5). Confirm with the ENTER button.
  2. Press the MENU button so many times until SEnS is indicated in the display. Confirm with the ENTER button. Use the buttons UP and DOWN to Adjust the microphone sensitivity to the volume of the music (SE 1 = low, SE 9 = high).
  3. Press the MENU button so many times until SPEE is indicated in the display. Confirm with the ENTER button. Use the buttons UP and DOWN to adjust the running speed of the program from SP 1 (slow) to SP 9 (fast). Confirm with the ENTER button.
  4. If you enable the silent scene mode (on setting) in menu item SILE, the LEDs will be switched off if the volume is too low or if there is no sufficient bass beat. If you disable this mode (offsetting) the LEDs remain on during periods without music.

Tilt
In the noto mode, you can set the tilt angle.

  1. Press the MENU button so many times until noto is indicated in the display. Confirm with the ENTER button.
  2. Use the buttons UP and DOWN to select the desired tilt angle (n0-255). Confirm with the ENTER button.

Tilt – fine adjustment
In SEt mode, you have the option of adjusting the tilt angle with a fine adjustment.

  1. Press the MENU button so many times until the display shows the SEt mode. Confirm with the ENTER button.
  2. Select the desired fine adjustment (1-150). Confirm with the ENTER button.

Color mix
In Colo mode, each of the 4 colors can be individually adjusted in intensity. The device will then constantly emit the chosen color setting.

  1. Press the MENU button so many times until Colo is indicated in the display. Confirm with the ENTER button.
  2. Now the display indicates the letter R for the color and the corresponding brightness value. Use the buttons UP and DOWN to adjust the desired brightness.
  3. Confirm with the ENTER button. Now the color green can be set; then blue and white until the desired color intensity is achieved.

SMD
In SMD mode the program offers different settings for the SMDs.

  1. Press the MENU button repeatedly until the display shows Snd. Confirm with the ENTER button.
  2. Select the desired setting with the UP and DOWN buttons (see Menu structure). Confirm with the ENTER button.

Total brightness
Menu diMM allows adjusting the total brightness for all stand-alone operating modes.

  • Press the MENU button so many times until diMM is indicated in the display. Confirm with the ENTER button.
  • Use the buttons UP and DOWN to adjust the desired brightness (dI 1 = dark, dI 9 = bright). Confirm with the ENTER button.

Behavior at missing DMX-signal
In DMX lost mode, the program offers different modes when no DMX signal is received.

  1. Press the MENU button repeatedly until the display shows the DMX lost menu. Press ENTER to confirm.
  2. Select the desired mode with the UP and DOWN buttons (see Menu structure). Confirm with ENTER.

Interconnecting several devices (master/slave operation)
Several devices may be interconnected (max. 32). Then all slave units can be synchronized and controlled with the master unit without the need for a DMX controller. The devices must be set to the corresponding operating modes.

  1. Configure all slave units before connecting the master unit: Press the MENU button so many times until SLAV is indicated in the display. Confirm with the ENTER button.
  2. Connect the DMX output of the master unit to the DMX input of the first slave unit. Then connect the DMX output of the first slave unit to the DMX input of the second slave unit, etc. until all units have been connected in a chain. Make sure the master unit is the first in the chain. Do not connect a DMX controller to the DMX input of the master unit.
  3. Set the master unit to the desired operating mode. The interconnected devices will now operate synchronously.

Remote control IR-7
The device must be activated for remote control. For this, set the menu item InFr to ON. When actuating a button, always direct the remote control towards the sensor. There must be no obstacles between the remote control and the sensor on the device’s front and rear. In DMX and slave mode, the remote control functions are deactivated.

Button Function
BLACKOUT LEDs off
AUTO Automatic mode; program selection with (+)/(‒)
SOUND Sound control; program selection with (+)/(‒)

STROBE

| Strobe effect for automatic mode and sound control; flash rate setting with (+)/(‒). Press the strobe button again to exit the program.
SPEED| Running speed in automatic mode and sound control; setting with (+)/(‒)
SENSITIVITY| Microphone sensitivity; setting with (+)/(‒)
DMX| DMX mode
MANUAL| Color mode; select colors with R/G/B/W setting with (+)/(‒)
FADE| Color fade mode, press the fade button again to exit the program.
1- 9| Total brightness; 1 = dark, 9 = bright

Notes

  • The remote control is supplied with a battery inserted. An insulating foil between the battery and the battery contacts prevents the battery from being discharged during storage. Before the first operation remove the foil from the battery support on the rear side of the remote control. Otherwise, the operation of the remote control is not possible.
  • If the range of the remote control decreases, replace the battery. For this purpose, on the rear side of the remote control press the small bar with the groove to the right and at the same time remove the battery support. For operation, one 3 V button cell type CR 2025 is required. When inserting, pay attention that the positive pole of the button cell shows upwards in the support.
  • Remove the battery from the remote control as a precaution if the device is not used for a longer period.

DMX operation
Setting the number of DMX channels and the DMX starting address
For operation with a controller with DMX512 protocol, the device is equipped with 49 control channels.
However, it can also be switched to a mode with 8, 12, 23, or 27 channels if different functions are required.
To be able to operate the device with a DMX controller, the DMX starting address must be set. The starting address depends upon which DMX controller is being used. Please refer to the controller’s documentation.

  1. Press the MENU button so many times until Addr is indicated in the display. Confirm with the ENTER button.
  2. The display indicates 8 CH (8 DMX channels), 12 CH (12 DMX channels), 23 CH (23 DMX channels), 27 CH (27 DMX channels) or 49 CH (49 DMX channels). Use the buttons UP and DOWN to select the desired DMX channel mode. Confirm with the ENTER button.
  3. Now the display indicates the menu item for the DMX start address d***. Use the buttons UP and DOWN to set the address. Confirm with the ENTER button.
  4. The dot will flash when DMX signals are being received. If no DMX signals are available, the display will flash.

Note: Please make sure that you do not have any overlapping channels in order to control each device correctly and independently from any other fixture on the DMX chain. If several devices are addressed to the same address, they will work synchronously.
Pixel and SMD layout

Functions in DMX mode

8-channel mode

Channel Value Function

1

TILT

| 000 – 255| Vertical movement 0-215°
2

Speed

| 000| No function
001 – 255| Increasing the speed of the TILT movement
3| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****



Pixel 1-8

4| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
5| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
6| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)
7| 000 – 009| No function
010 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed


8

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 1-7

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed

12-channel mode

Channel Value Function

1

TILT

| 000 – 255| Vertical movement 0-215°
2

Speed

| 000| No function
001 – 255| Increasing the speed of the TILT movement
3| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****



Pixel 1-8

4| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
5| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
6| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)
7| 000 – 009| No function
010 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed


8

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 1-7

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed










9

| 000 – 009| No function| ****









Pixel 1-8

010 – 019| Auto program 1
020 – 029| Auto program 2
030 – 039| Auto program 3
040 – 049| Auto program 4
050 – 059| Auto program 5
060 – 069| Auto program 6
070 – 079| Auto program 7
080 – 089| Auto program 8
090 – 099| Sound program 1
100 – 109| Sound program 2
110 – 119| Sound program 3
120 – 129| Sound program 4
130 – 139| Sound program 5
140 – 149| Sound program 6
150 – 159| Sound program 7
160 – 255| Sound program 8
10| 000 – 255| Speed for channel 9, slow > fast









11

| 000 – 009| No function| ****









SMD-LED 1-7

010 – 019| Auto program 1
020 – 029| Auto program 2
030 – 039| Auto program 3
040 – 049| Auto program 4
050 – 059| Auto program 5
060 – 069| Auto program 6
070 – 079| Auto program 7
080 – 089| Auto program 8
090 – 099| Sound program 1
100 – 109| Sound program 2
110 – 119| Sound program 3
120 – 129| Sound program 4
130 – 139| Sound program 5
140 – 149| Sound program 6
150 – 159| Sound program 7
| 160 – 255| Sound program 8|
---|---|---|---
12| 000 – 255| Speed for channel 11, slow > fast

23-channel mode

Channel Value Function

1

TILT

| 000 – 255| Vertical movement 0-215°
2

Speed

| 000| No function
001 – 255| Increasing the speed of the TILT movement
3| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****


Pixel 4+5

4| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
5| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
6| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)


7

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 4

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
8| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****


Pixel 3+6

9| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
10| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
11| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)


12

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 3+5

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
13| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****


Pixel 2+7

14| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
15| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
16| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)


17

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 2+6

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
18| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****


Pixel 1+8

19| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
20| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
21| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)


22

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 1+7

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
23| 000 – 009| No function| Pixel 1–8
010 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed

27-channel mode

Channel Value Function

1

TILT

| 000 – 255| Vertical movement 0-215°
2

Speed

| 000| No function
001 – 255| Increasing the speed of the TILT movement
3| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****


Pixel 4+5

4| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
5| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
6| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)


7

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 4

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
8| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****


Pixel 3+6

9| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
10| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
11| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)


12

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 3+5

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
13| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****


Pixel 2+7

14| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
15| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
16| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)


17

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 2+6

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
18| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****


Pixel 1+8

19| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
20| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
21| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)


22

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 1+7

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
23| 000 – 009| No function| Pixel 1-8
010 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed







24

| 000 – 009| No function| ****






Pixel 1-8

010 – 019| Auto program 1
020 – 029| Auto program 2
030 – 039| Auto program 3
040 – 049| Auto program 4
050 – 059| Auto program 5
060 – 069| Auto program 6
070 – 079| Auto program 7
080 – 089| Auto program 8
090 – 099| Sound program 1
100 – 109| Sound program 2
110 – 119| Sound program 3
| 120 – 129| Sound program 4|
---|---|---|---
130 – 139| Sound program 5
140 – 149| Sound program 6
150 – 159| Sound program 7
160 – 255| Sound program 8
25| 000 – 255| Speed for channel 24, slow > fast










26

| 000 – 009| No function| ****









SMD-LED 1-7

010 – 019| Auto program 1
020 – 029| Auto program 2
030 – 039| Auto program 3
040 – 049| Auto program 4
050 – 059| Auto program 5
060 – 069| Auto program 6
070 – 079| Auto program 7
080 – 089| Auto program 8
090 – 099| Sound program 1
100 – 109| Sound program 2
110 – 119| Sound program 3
120 – 129| Sound program 4
130 – 139| Sound program 5
140 – 149| Sound program 6
150 – 159| Sound program 7
160 – 255| Sound program 8
27| 000 – 255| Speed for channel 26, slow > fast

49-channel mode

Channel Value Function

1

TILT

| 000 – 255| Vertical movement 0-215°
2

Speed

| 000| No function
001 – 255| Increasing the speed of the TILT movement
3| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****



Pixel 1

4| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
5| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
6| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)
7| 000 – 009| No function
010 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
8| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****



Pixel 2

9| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
10| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
11| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)
12| 000 – 009| No function
010 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
13| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****


Pixel 3

14| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
15| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
16| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)
17| 000 – 009| No function|
---|---|---|---
010 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
18| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****



Pixel 4

19| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
20| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
21| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)
22| 000 – 009| No function
010 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
23| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****



Pixel 5

24| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
25| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
26| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)
27| 000 – 009| No function
010 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
28| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****



Pixel 6

29| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
30| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
31| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)
32| 000 – 009| No function
010 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
33| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****



Pixel 7

34| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
35| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
36| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)
37| 000 – 009| No function
010 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed
38| 000 – 255| Red (0-100%)| ****



Pixel 8

39| 000 – 255| Green (0-100%)
40| 000 – 255| Blue (0-100%)
41| 000 – 255| White (0-100%)
42| 000 – 009| No function
010 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed


43

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 1

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed


44

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 2

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed


45

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 3

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed


46

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 4

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed


47

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 5

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed


48

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 6

---|---|---|---
001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed


49

| 000| SMD-LED off| ****

SMD-LED 7

001 – 025| SMD-LED on
026 – 255| Strobe with increasing speed

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 with a fuse of the 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 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.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Power supply: 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption: 80 W
IP classification: IP20
Protection class: Protection class I
Power connection: Mains input via P-Con (blue), mounting version Power supply

cord with safety plug (provided)
Power output:| P-Con (gray), mounting version
Fuse:| 5 x 20 mm, T 1 A Fuse replaceable
Max. TILT movement:| 215° Positioning
Flash rate:| 0 – 20 Hz
DMX channels:| 8; 12; 23; 27; 49
DMX input:| 3-pin XLR (M) mounting version
DMX output:| 3-pin XLR (F) mounting version
Cooling:| Passive convection cooling


Control:

| Stand-alone; IR remote control; DMX; QuickDMX via USB (optional); Master/slave function; W-DMX by wireless solution; CRMX by LumenRadio; Sound to light via Microphone
Preprogrammed in:| Light´J; Light Captain
Display type:| 4-digit 7-segment LED display


Dimensions:

| Length: 1 m
Depth: 10.7 cm
Height: 25.1 cm
Weight:| 7.0 kg
|
Spotlight|
LED:| 8 x 8 W high-power 4in1 QCL RGBW
Beam angle (1/2 peak):| 1° multicolor
|
Strobes|
LED:| 175 x 0.2 W SMD 5050 cold white (CW)
Beam angle (1/2 peak):| 120°

Accessories

EUROLITE TPC-10 Coupler, silver No. 59006856
EUROLITE Safety Bond AG-15 4x1000mm up to 15kg No. 58010364
EUROLITE QuickDMX USB Wireless Transmitter/Receiver No. 70064704
EUROLITE DMX cable XLR 3pin 3m black No. 3022785H
EUROLITE P-Con Connection Cable 3×1.5 5m No. 30247708
EUROLITE IR-7 Remote Control No. 50530561

All information is subject to change without prior notice. © 25.10.2023

CONTACT

  • Eurolite is a brand of Steinigke Showtechnic GmbH Andreas-Bauer-Str. 5 97297 Waldbüttelbrunn Germany D00117599.docx Version 1.0 Publ. 25/10/2023 No. 51930385 www.eurolite.de

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