Anolis ArcPixel Power US LED Lighting User Manual
- June 3, 2024
- ANOLiS
Table of Contents
- Important safety instructions
- Operating determinations
- Description of the ArcPixel Power-US
- Installation
- ArcPixel Power-US – DMX protocol
- Control menu map
- Control menu
- Software update
- Incorporation of new dots (after replacing faulty dots)
- ArcPixel Power Web manager
- Technical Specifications
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
ArcPixel Power -US USER MANUAL
CAUTION!
Unplug mains lead before opening the housing!
FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY, PLEASE READ THIS USER MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU INITIAL
START – UP!
Important safety instructions
Every person involved with installation and maintenance of this product has
to:
– be qualilfied
– follow the instructions and heed all warnings in this manual
CAUTION!
Be careful with your operations. With a high voltage you can suffer a
dangerous electric shock when touching the wires inside the unit!
This product has left our premises in absolutely perfect condition. In order
to maintain this condition and to ensure a safe operation, it is absolutely
necessary for the user to follow the safety instructions and warning notes
written in this manual.
WARNING
To prevent injury, this apparatus must be securely installed in accordance
with the installation instructions.”
Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions.
Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers,
stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
Do not use this apparatus near water. Clean only with dry cloth.
Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs,
convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when
the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug
is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus,
the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally,
or has been dropped.
Use a source of AC power that complies with local building and electrical
rules. AC power has to have both overload and short circuit protection.
This device falls under protection class I.Therefore the ArcPixel Power-US has
to be connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earthing
connection!
This device is for professional use only. It is not for household use.
Warning: Operation of this equipment in a residential environment could
cause radio interference.
Resistance of the equipment is designed for electromagnetic environments E1,
E2, E3 according to the standard EN55103-2 ed.2 Electromagnetic
compatibility. Product family standard for audio, video, audiovisual and
entertainment lighting control apparatus for professional use. Part 2:
Immunity. The installation company should measure levels of possible
interferences above the tested levels E1,E2,E3 given by this standard (e.g.
transmitters in surrounding area) before installing the equipment.
Emission of the equipment complies with the standard EN55032 Electromagnetic
compatibility of multimedia equipment – Emission Requirements according to
class A.
Operating determinations
This product was designed for indoor use only.
If the unit has been exposed to drastic temperature fluctuation (e.g. after
transportation), do not switch it on immediately. The arising condensation
water might damage your unit. Leave the unit switched off until it has reached
room temperature.
Avoid brute force when installing or operating the unit.
When choosing the installation spot, please make sure that the unit is not
exposed to extreme heat, moisture or dust.
Only operate the unit after having checked that the housing is firmly closed
and all screws are tightly fastened.
The maximum ambient temperature 40° C must never be exceeded.
Operate the unit only after having familiarized with its functions. Do not
permit operation by persons not qualified for operating the unit. Most damages
are the result of unprofessional operation!
Please use the original packaging if the product is to be transported.
Please consider that unauthorized modifications on the unit are forbidden due
to safety reasons!
Description of the ArcPixel Power-US
1 – Control board
2 – Power socket
3 – Ethernet
4 – DMX Output
5 – DMX Input
6 – ArcPix output 4
7 – ArcPix output 3| 8 – ArcPix output 2
9 – ArcPix output 1
10 – ArcDot output 4
11 – ArcDot output 3
12 – ArcDot output 2
13 – ArcDot output 1
---|---
Installation
CAUTION!
These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service personnel only.
To reduce the risk of electric shock do not perform any servicing other than
that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do
so.
4.1. Connection to the mains:
The ArcPixel Power-US is equipped with auto-switching power supply that
automatically adjusts to any 50-60Hz AC power source from 100-240 Volts. The
fixture must be grounded. Connect the fixture to the mains with enclosed power
cord.
This device falls under protection class I. Therefore the ArcPixel Power-US
has to be connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earthing
connection.
4.2. Mounting the ArcPixel Power-US
The ArcPixel Power-US should be be placed on a non-flammable flat surface in
any orientation and fixed by the four screws.There are four mounting holes of
a dimension of 5×7 mm in housing of the driver. Ensure that installation place
is enough ventilated.
- Screws
- flat surface
- mounting holes
4.3. Connecting ArcPixes-US
Connect ArcPixes to the LED outputs of the ArcPixel Power-US (max. 65 ArcPixes per output). The first ArcPix in the ArcPix chain can be connected to the screw terminal board on the ArcPixel Power-US either via connection box or via customized cable length (has to be specified at order). Maximum length between the ArcPixel Power-US and the last ArcPix must not exceed 100 metres. Max. number of LED modules connected to one ArcPixel Power-US output is 65. For larger installation, the ArcPixel Power-US should be connected to the Robe Media Server which allows automatic pixel mapping and full control of the ArcPixes modules.
To connect ArcPixes-US
-
Disconnect ArcPixel Power-US from mains.
-
Connect ArcPixes to the ArcPixel Power-US. Connect the termination box ArcPix to each ArcPix line.
If you use Artnet for control of the ArcPixel Power-US, you can connect ArcPixes to all LED outputs 1-4.
For larger installation we recommend to set different universes for each ArcPix output. The first ArcPix has to have the bottom universe and the last ArcPix the top universe (requirement of the Robe Media Server). -
Connect ArcPixel Power-US to mains
-
Run procedures ” Search Dots” and ” Sort Dots” from the menu “Dots”
-
Save adjusted values with the option “Store Config”.
-
Connect the ArcPixel Power-US to the Robe Media Server.
Every ArcPix line has to be terminated with the termination box ArcPix!
Note: Never connect/disconnect LED modules when the ArcPixelPower-US is
under voltage!
If the line between ArcPixes is disconected, the ArcPixes behind point of
interrupt will not work. Before restoring connection between ArcPixes, switch
off the ArcPixel Power-US.
In case that some ArcPix has been changed, the same address as had original
ArcPix is assigned to the new ArcPix by the ArcPixel Power-US. It is very
important to save Dots configuration at every change of ArcPixes.(Menu “Dots”
-> “Store Config”),
Max. cable length between the ArcPixel Power-US and the last connected ArcPix
module should not exceed 100m
Note: If DMX is used for control of the ArcPixel Power-CE, the LED
outputs 1-3 may be used only. (In this case, one UART from four available
UARTs is used for DMX input and remaining three UARTs can be used for LED
outputs only. LED output load is the same as in a case of the control by
Artnet – max 65 LED modules per LED output, but max. 195 modules per fixture).
Every ArcPix line has to be terminated with the termination box ArcPix
The Robe Media Server allows to choose two modes of ArcPixes connection:
Fixed-wiring mode and Picture mode. For detailed description see the user
manual of the Robin Media Server.
4.4. Connecting ArcDots-US / ArcSource Out 4MC Pixel -US/ArcDotFlash-US
Connect ArcDots to the LED output of the ArcPixel Power-US ( max. 16 ArcDots
per output). Max. number of all LED modules connected to the ArcPixel Power-US
is 64 (but 48 ArcDotFlash-US only!). The ArcDots can be interconnected
directly or by using T- connectors – see the picture below. If you use Artnet
for control of the ArcPixel Power-US, you can connect ArcDots to all LED
outputs 1-4. For larger installation (more than 25 ArcDots), the ArcPixel
Power-US should be connected to the Robe Media
Server which allows automatic pixel mapping and full control of the ArcDots
modules. Without Robe Media Server, you have to perform pixel mapping manually
using the menu “Dots”.
To connect ArcDots
- Disconnect ArcPixel Power-US from mains.
- Connect ArcDots to the ArcPixel Power-US. Connect active terminators to each ArcDots line.
- Connect the ArcPixel Power-US to mains
- Run procedures “Search Dots” and “Sort Dots” from the menu “Dots”
- Save adjusted values with the option “Store Config”
- Disconnect the ArcPixel Power-US from mains and replace active terminators by passive terminators*.
- Connect the ArcPixel Power-US to mains and to the Robe Media Server.
- Active terminators can remain permanent connected if there is place for them (they are bigger than passive ones).
Note: Never connect/disconnect LED modules when the ArcPixelPower-US is
under voltage!
If the line between ArcDots is disconected, the ArcDots behind point of
interrupt will not work. Before restoring connection between ArcDots, switch
off the ArcPixel Power-US. In case that some ArcDot has been changed, the same
address as had original ArcDot is assigned to it by the ArcPixel Power-US. It
is very important to save ArcDots configuration at every change of an ArcDot.
(Menu “Dots” -> “Store Config”), Max. cable length between ArcPixel Power-US
and the last connected ArcDot module should not be exceeded: 100m @ 16 ArcDots
per LED output . Only one ArcDot can be connected to the T-connector.
Note: If DMX is used for control of the ArcPixel Power-US, the LED
outputs 1-3 may be used only. (In this case, one UART from four available
UARTs is used for DMX input and remaining three UARTs can be used for LED
outputs only. LED output load is the same as in a case of the control by
Artnet – max 16 LED modules per LED output, but max. 48 modules per ArcPixel
Power-US. For ArcDotFlashes-US is number reduced to max 12 LED modules per LED
output, but max. 36 modules per ArcPixel Power-US.)
Every ArcDot line has to be terminated with the passive terminator!
Note: the same rules as for the ArcDots-US go for the ArcSource Out 4MC
Pixels-US and ArcDotFlashes-US with the following exception for the
ArcDotFlashes-US: If no
DMX signal is present at ArcPixel Power-US, the ArcDotFlash modules flash
randomly (22-28 flashes per minute).
The Robe Media Server allows to choose two modes of ArcDots connection: Fixed-
wiring mode and Picture mode. For detailed description see the user manual of
the Robin Media Server.
ArcPixel Power-US – DMX protocol
ArcDot-US/ ArcSource Outdoor 4MC Pixel -US
version 1.1
RGBW
mode=Off
(Channel)
| **RGBW***
mode=On (Channel)
|
Value
|
Function
|
Type of control
---|---|---|---|---
ArcDot 1/ ArcSource Outdoor 4MC Pixel 1
1
|
1
|
0-255
| Red
Red LED saturation control (0-100%)
|
proportional
2
|
2
|
0-255
| Green
Green LED saturation control (0-100%)
|
proportional
3
|
3
|
0-255
| Blue
Blue LED saturation control (0-100%)
|
proportional
–
|
4
|
0-255
| White
White LED saturation control (0-100%)
|
proportional
ArcDot 2/ ArcSource Outdoor 4MC Pixel 2
4
|
5
|
0-255
| Red
Red LED saturation control (0-100%)
|
proportional
5
|
6
|
0-255
| Green
Green LED saturation control (0-100%)
|
proportional
6
|
7
|
0-255
| Blue
Blue LED saturation control (0-100%)
|
proportional
–
|
8
|
0-255
| White
White LED saturation control (0-100%)
|
proportional
ArcDot 3/ ArcSource Outdoor 4MC Pixel 3
7
|
9
|
0-255
| Red
Red LED saturation control (0-100%)
|
proportional
8
|
10
|
0-255
| Green
Green LED saturation control (0-100%)
|
proportional
9
|
11
|
0-255
| Blue
Blue LED saturation control (0-100%)
|
proportional
–
|
12
|
0-255
| White
White LED saturation control (0-100%)
|
proportional
:
ArcDot 100/ ArcSource Outdoor 4MC Pixel 100
298| 397| 0-255| Red
Red LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
299| 398| 0-255| Green
Green LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
300| 399| 0-255| Blue
Blue LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
–| 400| 0-255| White
White LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
- RGBW modules only
ArcPix-US
version 1.0
| Channel | Value | Function | Type of control |
|---|
ArcPix 1
1| 0-255| Red
Red LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
2| 0-255| Green
Green LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
3| 0-255| Blue
Blue LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
ArcPix 2
4| 0-255| Red
Red LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
5| 0-255| Green
Green LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
6| 0-255| Blue
Blue LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
ArcPix 3
7| 0-255| Red
Red LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
8| 0-255| Green
Green LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
9| 0-255| Blue
Blue LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
: ArcPix 100
298| 0-255| Red
Red LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
299| 0-255| Green
Green LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
300| 0-255| Blue
Blue LED saturation control (0-100%)| proportional
ArcPix 170
508| ** 0-255| Red
Red LED saturation control (0-100%)| ** proportional
---|---|---|---
509| ** 0-255| Green
Green LED saturation control (0-100%)| ** proportional
510| 0-255| Blue
Blue LED saturation control (0-100%)| **** proportional
ArcDotFlash-US
version 1.1
| Channel | Value | Function | Type of control |
|---|
ArcDotFlash 1
1
|
0-127 128 129-255
| Strobe
Synchronous flashing from slow to fast (0.02Hz-20Hz) Permanent lit Random
flashing from slow to fast (2.2 flashes/minute-28 flashes/minute)|
proportional step proportional
2| 0-255| Dimmer
Light intensity from 0% to 100%| proportional
ArcDotFlash 2
3
|
0-127 128 129-255
| Strobe
Synchronous flashing from slow to fast (0.02Hz-20Hz) Permanent lit Random
flashing from slow to fast (2.2 flashes/minute-28 flashes/minute)|
proportional step proportional
4| 0-255| Dimmer
Light intensity from 0% to 100%| proportional
:
ArcDotFlash 48
95
|
0-127 128 129-255
| Strobe
Synchronous flashing from slow to fast (0.02Hz-20Hz) Permanent lit Random
flashing from slow to fast (2.2 flashes/minute-28 flashes/minute)|
proportional step proportional
96| 0-255| Dimmer
Light intensity from 0% to 100%| proportional
Control menu map
Default settings=Bold print
Level 1| Level 2| Level 3| Level 4| Level 5| Level
6| Level 7
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
DMX Addr| Set DMX Address| 0001-0512| | | |
| IP Address| Default Address| Set Address| | |
| | Custom Address| IP Adr 1| 0-255| |
| | | IP Adr 2| 0-255| |
| | | IP Adr 3| 0-255| |
| | | IP Adr 4| 0-255| |
| | | Set Address| | |
| Network mask| Net M. 1| | | |
| | Net M. 2| | | |
| | Net M. 3| | | |
| | Net M. 4| | | |
| | Set Net M.| | | |
Info| Software Version| | | | |
| IP Addr.| | | | |
| MAC Adr.| | | | |
| Dots| New Dots| | | |
| | Unknown Dots| | | |
| | | | | |
Dots| Search Dots| | | | |
| Sort Dots| Auto Sort| | | |
| | Manual Sort| | | |
| | Restore Last| | | |
| Fade Time| Off| | | |
| | 0.1s-25.5s| | | |
| Dots Curve| D. Curve| 0-255| | |
| RGBW 4ch Mode| On, Off| | | |
| Order Mode| Order Compact| | | |
| | Order Universe| | | |
| Store Config| | | | |
| Test Dots| | | | |
| Update Dots| No| | | |
| | Yes| | | |
Personality| ArtNet Universe| Uni. 1| 0 -255| | |
| | Uni. 2| 0 -255| | |
| | Uni. 3| 0 -255| | |
| | Uni. 4| 0 -255| | |
| DMX Input| Ethernet| | | |
| | Wired DMX| | | |
| Display Settings| Disp Off Timer| Off, On| | |
| | Display Lightnes| 0- 100 %| | |
| | Display Contrast| 0- 100 %| | |
| Skip Cfg Mismatch| Yes , No| | | |
| Default Settings| Set Defaults| | | |
| | | | | |
Test| Single Dots| | | | |
| All Dots| | | | |
| Full Power| | | | |
| | | | | |
Stand Alone| Play On Start| Off| | | |
| | Single| | | |
| | All| | | |
| | Full PWR| | | |
| | User P1| | | |
Level 1| Level 2| Level 3| Level 4| Level 5| Level
6| Level 7
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
| | User P2| | | |
| | User P3| | | |
| Program Play| User 1| | | |
| | User 2| | | |
| | User 3| | | |
| Program Edit| User 1| | | |
| | User 2| | | |
| | User 3| S.Count| 1-35| |
| | | Step 1| Red Z1| 0-255|
| | | :| Green Z1| 0-255|
| | | Step 35| Blue Z1| 0-255|
| | | | White Z1| 0-255|
| | | | :| |
| | | | Red Z4| 0-255|
| | | | Green Z4| 0-255|
| | | | Blue Z4| 0-255|
| | | | White Z4| 0-255|
| | | | Step Tim.| 0-25.5sec|
| | | | Copy To Next| |
| | | | | |
Special Settings| Software Update| No , Yes| | | |
| Reset Password| | | | |
Control menu
The control panel situated on the top cover of the ArcPixel Power-US allows fixture addressing and set the driver´s behaviour.
Control elements:
[ENTER] button- enters menu,confirms adjusted values and leaves menu.
, [UP] button and[DOWN] button- moves between menu items on the the same
level, sets values.
[ESCAPE] button- leaves the menu without saving value.
7.1 DMX Addr (Fixture addressing)
Set DMX Address – use this menu item to set the DMX start address of the
fixture, which is defined as the first channel from which the ArcPixel Power-
US will respond to the DMX controller.
IP address – select this menu item to set desired IP address. IP address is
the Internet protocol address.The IP uniquely identifies any node (fixture) on
a network. There cannot be 2 fixtures with the same IP address on the network!
Default Address. This address is derived from fixture´s MAC address and cannot
be changed. Confirm the item “Set Address” to select this address. Custom
Address. IP address consists of four decimal numbers, each ranging from 0 to
255, separated by dots, e.g., 172.16.254.1. Each part represents a group of 8
bits (octet) of the address.
The following items “IP Adr 1″, ” IP Adr 2″, ” IP Adr 3″, ” IP Adr 4″ allow to
set each part (number) of the address. After setting desired IP address,
confirm the item “Set Address” to save this address.
Network mask – select this menu item to set desired network mask. A network
mask is a 32-bit mask used to divide an IP address into subnets and specify
the networks available hosts. The following items “Net M.1”, “Net.M.2″, ”
Net.M.3″, ” Net.M.4″ serve for seting of each part (number) of the net mask.
After setting desired network mask, confirm the item “Set Net M.” to save
adjusted values.
7.2 Info (Fixture information)
Use this menu to read useful information about the fixture. Software version –
select this menu item to read software versions. Dot 10.0/20 – Dot version.
The items show software version of each LED module. MA. In – Driver version.
The item shows software version of the ArcPixel Pover-US. IP Addr – this menu
item shows the current IP address. MAC Addr – select this menu item to read
the MAC address (the MAC address “runs” on display). Dots – select this menu
item to read information about connected LED modules (ArcDot, ArcPix) New Dots
– the item shows the number of recently connected LED modules. Unknown Dots –
the item shows the number of LED modules which were not detected by the dot
checking procedure (“Search Dots”) .
7.3 Dots (ArcDot/ArcPix settings)
Use this menu to prepare LED module for operation in desired matrix. Search
Dots – this function checks all LED modules connected to the fixture and the
message “Done” with the number of found LED modules is displayed after
finishing the procedure. Example: Dots: 25 Search/Done The ArcPixes, ArcDots
are sorted according to their RDM UID in colour range RGB,RGB……RGB.
Sort Dots – this menu allows you to choose automatic or manual sorting of
connected LED modules. Auto Sort – Conected LED modules are sorted
automatically by the following rule: ArcPix modules are sorted according to
their IDs. ArcDot modules are sorted according to their distances from the
ArcPixel Power-US (the active terminator for the ArcDot has to be connected to
the last ArcDot at each LED output of the ArcPixel Power-US). Manual Sort –
after choosing this option, the following screen will be displayed: Example:
D001 St1 (D001..LEDE module No.1, St1… LED output 1 of the ArcPixel Power-US )
U1 A001 (U1……..universe, A001…….DMX address) You can go throw connected dots
pressing the [UP] and [DOWN] buttons, current displayed LED module starts
blinking a white colour. Press the [ENTER], item U1 starts to blink slowly.
Now by means of the [UP] and [DOWN] buttons you can move between the item A001
and U1. To edit celected item, press the [ENTER] again, selected item will
start to blink fast and you can set desired values using the UP] and [DOWN]
button. After automatic or manual sorting, do not forget to save changes by
means of the menu item „Store Config“. Restore Last – recalls last saved dots
configuration.
Fade Time – select this menu item to set a desired max. fade time (0-25.5
sec.). This adjusted fade time influences fade of RGB and dimmer during DMX
operation: If time between two receiving DMX values is > than fade time set in
the item “Fade Time”, the entire adjusted fade time will be used. If time
between two receiving DMX values is < than fade time set in the item “Fade
Time”, the adjusted fade time will be reduced to fill entire time between the
two receiving DMX values. e.g. “Fade Time”.=2sec. and fixture has received
Red=0 DMX, after 5 seconds will receive Red=255 DMX. It means, that red will
go to full intensity during 2 seconds. “Fade Time”=8 sec. and fixture has
received Red=0 DMX, after 5 seconds will receive Red=255 DMX. It means, that
red will go to full intensity during 5 seconds. (Max, fade time is reduced
from 8 sec. to 5 sec.).
Dots Curve – this menu item allows you to select desired running of colour
saturation. You can select 255 colour saturation runnings in all. The value 0
corresponds linear curve, the value 128 corresponds exponential curve with
index 1.9 and last value 255 corresponds exponential curve with index 2.6.
RGBW 4ch Mode – This function activates four channels RGBW mode (see DMX
protocol) – for RGBW modules only.
Order Mode – the menu allows to select a method how LED modules will be
assigned to the Artnet Universe.
Order Compact – All LED modules will be assigned to the Universe at the first
LED output. After filling this Universe, the rest of LED modules will be
assigned to the Universe at the LED output 2.
Order Universe – LED modules output will be assigned to different Universes.
LED modules on the first LED output to the Universe set at this LED output.
LED modules on the second LED output to the Universe set at the second LED
output etc.
Store Config – select this function to save all changes that have been done in
the menu “Dots” .
Test Dots – use this menu item to browse throw the list of sorted LED
modules.The ID of corresponding dot is shown under the dot number. Displayed
LED module blinks in white. Update Dots – allows update of the connected LED
modules after standard software updating of the ArcPixel Power-US (item
“Software Update” in the menu “Special Setting”). Note: The update via the
menu “Software Update” has to be realized before running the “Update Dots”
procedure
7.4 Personality
Use this menu to modify the ArcPixel Power-US operating behavior.
ArtNet Universe – use the menu item to assign ArtNet universe to desired LED
output.
Uni.1-ArtNet universe for LED output 1
Uni.4-ArtNet universe for LED output 4
Art-Net is a proprietary protocol for transmitting DMX512 (with RDM) over
UDP/IP. Up to sixteen DMX512 universes can be accessed through one IP subnet.
The Universe is a single DMX 512 frame of 512 channels. DMX Input – this menu
allows you to choose desired DMX data input: Artnet – if this input is
selected (RJ45), all LED outputs (1-4) are active. Wired DMX – if this input
is selected (3-pin XLR), only LED outputs 1-3 are active. Display Settings –
this menu allows you to change the display settings. Display Off Timer – if
this item is on the display will be swiched off 2 minutes after last pressing
any button on the control panel. Display Lightness – select this menu item to
adjust the display intensity (0-100%). Display Contrast- select this menu item
to adjust contrast of the display (0-100%). Default setting – select this
option to set fixture personalities to the default (factory) values.
7.5 Test
Single Dots – the LED modules blink one by one starting from DMX address 1
(universe 1) in the colour order red, green, blue and white.
All Dots – all connected LED modules blink together in the colour order red,
green, blue and white.. Before both test sequences, the “Search Dots” and
“Sort Dots” procedures from the menu “Dots” have tu be made. Full Power – all
connected LED modules light at max light output (R+G+B+W=full). 7.6 Stand-
alone The ArcPixel Power is not connected to the Robe Media Server but can
execute pre-set programs (sequences). Play On Start – This function allows you
to select a program which will be played after switching the fixture on.
Selected program will be played continuously in a loop. Off – function is
disabled. Single – LED modules blink one by one in the olour order red,
green, blue and white. All – all connected LED modules blink together in the
colour order red, green, blue and white. Full PWR – all connected LED modules
light at max light output (R+G+B+W=full).
User P1 – the ArcPixel Power plays user program 1.
User P2 – the ArcPixel Power plays user program 2.
User P3 – the ArcPixel Power plays user program 3.
Program Play – entering this menu provides a complete overview of all programs
offered, from which the selected program can run continuously in a loop .
User 1 – the ArcPixel Power plays user program 1.
User 2 – the ArcPixel Power plays user program 2.
User 3 – the ArcPixel Power plays user program 3.
Program Edit – the ArcPixel Power offers three freely editable programs each
up 35 steps. Every program step includes a step time-the total time occupied
by the step in the program.
To edit a program
-
Use the [UP] and [DOWN] buttons to select desired program (User 1-User 3) and press the [ENTER] button.
-
Enter the item S. Count and by means of the [UP] and [DOWN] buttons set desired number of program steps. This value should be set before starting of programming (e.g. if you want to create a program with 10 steps, set S. Count=10).
-
Press the [ENTER] button.
-
Select Step 1 and press the [ENTER] button. List of editable items will appear:
Red Z1 – a red LEDs on LED output 1
Green Z1 – a green LEDs on LED output 1
Blue Z1 – a blue LEDs on LED output 1
White Z1 – a white LEDs on LED output 1
Red Z4 – a red LEDs on LED output 4
Green Z4 – a green LEDs on LED output 4
Blue Z4 – a blue LEDs on LED output 4
White Z4 – a white LEDs on LED output 4
Step Tim. – a step time (0-25.5 sec)
Copy To Next – this item duplicates the current prog. step to the next prog. step. -
After editing the items, select next prog. step and edit its items again. Repeat this action for all program steps.
7.7 Special settings
Reset Password – using this function you can reset current password into
default password: admin.
Software update
The Ethernet input (RJ45) also serves for software update of the fixture by
means of the ROBE RDM Uploader software.
For more details about the ROBE RDM Uploader, please visit
https://www.robe.cz/robe-uploader/.
Incorporation of new dots (after replacing faulty dots)
In case that some faulty dots have been replaced with the new dots, the
following error message will appear after switching the fixture on:
“Ch. 1 Cfg Mismatch” – it means new dots at LED output 1
“Ch. 2 Cfg Mismatch” – it means new dots at LED output 2
“Ch. 3 Cfg Mismatch” – it means new dots at LED output 3
“Ch. 4 Cfg Mismatch” -it means new dots at LED output 4
You have to use the special procedure to incorporate new dots into existing
dot lines.
There is an example of this procedure for the following dots connection:
The dots are connected to the ArcPixel Power and the 5 dots have been replaced
(dot 1,2, at output 1 and dot 1,2,3 at output 2).
After switching the ArcPixelPower on,the following message will appear “Ch. 1
Cfg Mismatch”.
1.Press the [ENTER] to enter menu “New Dot” and use the [UP] and [DOWN ] to
browse items Sel 1, Sel 2 (appropriate dot lights in green) – pictures
(1),(2).
2. Select the dot 2 and press the [ENTER] to enter menu “Miss Dot”.The Dot 2
starts flashing in green and by means of items Sel 1, Sel 2 select the
following colour combination of dots when the blue dot will be after the dot
2-picture (3). The situation on picture 4 is not correct, the blue dot is not
closely to green dot.
Note: The replaced dot flashes in green and the dot before this dot (near
to the ArcPixelPower) has to be inred and the dot after the flashing dot has
to be in blue. The red and blue dots have to be closely to the green dot (not
second or the third.dot). At least one position of colour dot (red or blue)
has to be always kept. In case of dot 2 on picture (3) you can select only
variant with the blue dot after the green dot becase the dot 1 has not been
incorporated to the dot line yet and cannot shine in red colour.
3.
Press the [ENTER] to go back to the menu “New Dot” and select dot 1 and press
the [ENTER] to enter the menu “Miss Dot”. The Dot 1 starts flashing in green
and by means of items Sel 1, Sel 2 select the following colour combination of
dots when the blue dot will be after dot 1-picture (5).
4. Press the [ENTER] to go back to the menu “New Dot and using items Sel 1,
Sel 2 you can see incorporated dots -picture (6), (7).
5.
Select the item “Check channel” , press the [ENTER] and after dot checking
procedure the message “Ch. 2 Cfg Mismatch” will appear. Press the [ENTER] to
enter menu “New Dot” and use the [UP] and [DOWN ] to browse items Sel 1, Sel 2
Sel
3 (appropriate dot lights in green) – pictures (8),(9), (10).
6. Select the dot 10 and press the [ENTER] to enter menu “Miss Dot”.The Dot
10 starts flashing in green (picture (11) and by means of items Sel 1, Sel 2,
Sel 3 select the following colour combination of dots when the blue dot will
be after dot 10-picture (12). The blue dot 11 lights at LED output 3 because
in this situation dots behave like one dot chain (from dot 16 to dot 1).
7. Press the [ENTER] to go back to the menu “New Dot” and select dot 9
(picture 13) and press the [ENTER] to enter the menu “Miss Dot”. The Dot 9
starts flashing in green.
8. By means of items Sel 1, Sel 2, Sel 3 select the following colour
combination of dots when the blue dot will be after dot 9-picture (14).
9. Press the [ENTER] to go back to the menu “New Dot” and select dot 8
(picture 15) and press the [ENTER] to enter the menu “Miss Dot”. The Dot 8
starts flashing in green and by means of items Sel 1, Sel 2, Sel 3 select the
following colour combination of dots when the blue dot will be after the dot 8
and the red dot before the dot 8-picture (16).
10. Press the [ENTER] to go back to the menu “New Dot and using items Sel 1, Sel 2, Sel 3 you can see incorporated dots -picture (17), (18), (19). you can see correct combination of pixels red, green, blue.
10. Select the item “Check channel” , press the [ENTER] and after dot
checking procedure the message “Store?” will appear. Select option “Yes” if
you wish to save the dot changes.
ArcPixel Power Web manager
The ArcPixel Power-US includes built-in web interface allowing quick overview
of its settings and connected dots and also their setting.
To enter The ArcPixel Power-US Web manager, type the IP address of the
ArcPixel Power-US (e.g. 2.67.2.0) into your web browser. PC or notebook with
internet browser has to be connected to the same ethernet network as the
ArcPixel Pover-US. Tab MAIN
Tab DOTS
Tab SETTINGS
Tab TOOLS
Technical Specifications
Power supply
Input voltage: 100-240 V AC, 50-60 Hz
Fuse: T 8A H 250V~
Max. pover consumption:420W (power factor=0.97)
Control and programming
Protocols: USITT DMX-512, Artnet
2 row LED display
4 control buttons
3 free editable programs, up to 35 steps each
Output
Max.Output Voltage:49.5V DC
ArcPix output: 4 x Sauro CGF 050M5, (panel terminal board, female) & 4 x Sauro
CGM 050 M5 (male) ArcDot output: 4 x Chogori CGRBB-03RFFS-SC8001(female)
Max.load per output: 65 x ArcPix-US or 16 x ArcDot-US/ ArcSource Out 4MC Pixel
-US or 12xArcDotFlash-US Total max.load of ArcPixel Power-US: 260 x ArcPix-US
or 64 x ArcDot-US/ ArcSource Out 4MC Pixel -US/ or 48xArcDotFlash-US
Maximum cable length between output of the ArcPixel Power-US and the last
connected LED module
ArcPix-US: 100 m @ 65 ArcPixes per output;
ArcDot-US/ ArcSource Out 4MC Pixel -US/ArcDotFlash-US: 100 m @ 16 LED modules
per output (12 LED modules per ouput for ArcDotFlash-US).
Total heat dissipation
max. 2200 BTU/hr (calculated)
Connection
ArcDot/ArcDotFlash/ ArcSource Out 4MC Pixel: Chogori CGRBB-03RFFS-SC8001 (female)
Power: Panel connector IEC C14 (socket)
Power cord IEC C13 included
Operating ambient temperature
-10°C/+40°C (+14°F/104°F)
Dimensions(mm)
Weight
3.4 kg
Accessories
1 x Power cord IEC C13
4 x Screw terminál board Sauro CGM 050 M5
Items needed for installation (quantity depends on size and type of
installation)
(P/N 1305 2023) Connection cable, 2m
(P/N 1305 2024) Connection cable, 4m
(P/N 1006 2330) Active Terminator for ArcDot
(P/N 1006 2331) Passive Terminator for ArcDot
(P/N 10062551) Termination Box ArcPix
(P/N 10062550) Connection Box ArcPix (for changing faulty ArcPix)
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
May 24, 2022
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