复件 Q-Spot_260-LED_UM3
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1. DMX Values ADVANCED Channel Function Value Percent Setting 1 Pan 000 255 0 540 2 Pan Fine 000 255 Fine movement control 3 Tilt 000 255 0 270 4 Tilt Fine 000 255 Fine movement control 5 Pan Tilt Speed 000 255 Fast Slow 000 016 White 017 033 Red 034 050 Yellow 051 067 Magenta 068 084 Green 085 101 Orange 102 118 Blue 119 135 Light blue 136 152 Light green 153 255 Rainbow or linear effect 6 Color Wheel 000 009 No gobo 010 019 Gobo 1 020 029 Gobo 2 030 039 Gobo 3 040 049 Gobo 4 050 059 Gobo 5 060 069 Gobo 6 070 079 Gobo 7 080 089 Gobo 8 7 Fixed Gobo 090 099 Gobo 9 Wheel 100 114 Shaking gobo 9 115 129 Shaking gobo 8 130 144 Shaking gobo 7 145 159 Shaking gobo 6 160 174 Shaking gobo 5 175 189 Shaking gobo 4 190 204 Shaking gobo 3 205 219 Shaking gobo 2 220 234 Shaking gobo 1 235 255 Flow effect 000 009 No gobo 010 019 Gobo 1 020 029 Gobo 2 030 039 Gobo 3 040 049 Gobo 4 050 059 Gobo 5 060 069 Gobo 6 8 Rotating Gobo 070 079 Gobo 7 Wheel 080 099 Shaking gobo 7 100 119 Shaking gobo 6 120 139 Shaking gobo 5 140 159 Shaking gobo 4 160 179 Shaking gobo 3 180 199 Shaking gobo 2 200 219 Shaking gobo 1 220 2552. 255 Rainbow or linear effect 000 009 No gobo 010 019 Gobo 1 020 029 Gobo 2 030 039 Gobo 3 040 049 Gobo 4 050 059 Gobo 5 060 069 Gobo 6 070 079 Gobo 7 080 089 Gobo 8 4 Fixed Gobo 090 099 Gobo 9 Wheel 100 114 Shaking gobo 9 115 129 Shaking gobo 8 130 144 Shaking gobo 7 145 159 Shaking gobo 6 160 174 Shaking gobo 5 175 189 Shaking gobo 4 190 204 Shaking gobo 3 205 219 Shaking gobo 2 220 234 Shaking gobo 1 235 255 Flow effect 13 BASIC Cont Channel Function Value Percent Setting 000 009 No gobo 010 019 Gobo 1 020 029 Gobo 2 030 039 Gobo 3 040 049 Gobo 4 050 059 Gobo 5 060 069 Gobo 6 5 Rotating Gobo 070 079 Gobo 7 Wheel 080 099 Shaking gobo 7 100 119 Shaking gobo 6 120 139 Shaking gobo 5 140 159 Shaking gobo 4 160 179 Shaking gobo 3 180 199 Shaking gobo 2 200 219 Shaking gobo 1 220 255 Flow effect 000 060 Gobo indexing 6 Gobo Rotation 061 158 Clockwise rotating from slow to fast 159 255 Anti clockwise rotating from slow to fast 000 No function 001 004 Prism engaged no rotation 7 Rotating Prism 005 127 CCW rotation Slow Fast 128 132 No function 133 255 CW rotation Slow Fast 8 Focus 000 255 9 Dimmer 000 255 Dark Bright 0
3. The default non modifiable password is lt UP gt lt DOWN gt lt UP gt lt DOWN gt and lt ENTER gt 1 Go to MENU gt INVERT gt PAN 2 Select amovement mode NORMALor REVERSE 3 Go to MENU gt INVERT gt TILT 4 Select amovement mode NORMALor REVERSE 5 Go toMENU gt INVERT gt USE 6 Select YES to activate the new settingsor NO to stop using them 1 Go toMENU gt INVERT gt COLOR 2 Select amovement mode STEPor LINEAR 3 Go toMENU gt INVERT gt USE 4 Select YES to activatethe new settingor NO tostop using it 1 Go to MENU gt EDIT gt STEP 2 Select aprogramming step 000 255 3 Go toMENU gt EDIT gt PAN 4 Select apan value 000 255 5 Go toMENU gt EDIT gt TILT 6 Select atilt value 000 255 7 Go toMENU gt EDIT gt XY SPEED 8 Select atilt pan movement speed 000 255 9 Go toMENU gt EDIT gt COLOR 10 Select acolor wheel position 000 255 as perthe DMX Values table 11 Go to MENU EDIT GOBO 1 12 Select afixed gobo 000 255 as per the DMX Values table 13 Go toMENU gt EDIT gt GOBO 2 14 Select arotating gobo 000 255 as per theDMX Values table 15 Go toMENU gt EDIT gt GOBO 2ROT 16 Select arotating gobo mode 000 255 as perthe DMX Values table 15 Go toMENU gt EDIT gt PRISM 16 Select arotating prism mode 000 255 as perthe DMX Values table 17 Go toMENU gt EDIT gt FOCUS 18 Select afocus position 000 255 19 Go toMENU gt EDIT gt DIMMER 20 Select adimmer setting 0
4. Flow effect 000 060 Gobo indexing 9 Gobo Rotation 061 158 CW rotation Slow Fast 159 255 CCW rotation Slow Fast 000 No function 001 004 Prism engaged no rotation 10 Rotating Prism 005 127 CCW rotation Slow Fast 128 132 No function 133 255 CW rotation Slow Fast 11 Focus 000 255 12 Dimmer 000 255 Dark Bright Continues on next page 12 ADVANCED Channel Function Value Percent Setting Cont 000 031 Close 032 063 Open 064 095 Strobe Slow Fast 096 127 Open 13 strobe 128 159 Pulse strobe effect Slow Fast 160 191 Open 192 223 Random strobe effect Slow Fast 224 255 Open 000 019 No function 020 039 Pan tilt black activation 3 s delay 040 059 Pan tilt black deactivation 3 s delay 060 079 Auto 1 3 s delay 080 099 Auto 2 3 s delay 100 119 Sound 1 3 s delay 14 Control 120 139 Sound 2 3 s delay 140 159 Custom 160 179 Test 3 s delay 180 199 No function 200 219 Reset 3 s delay 220 255 No function BASIC Channel Function Value Percent Setting 1 Pan 000 255 0 540 2 Tilt 000 255 0 270 000 016 White 017 033 Red 034 050 Yellow 051 067 Magenta 068 084 Green 3 Color Wheel 085 101 Orange 102 118 Blue 119 135 Light blue 136 152 Light green 153
5. Replace prism belt Faulty X Y control board Replace X Y control board Gobo wheel problem Faulty gobo wheel motor Replace gobo wheel motor Blocked gobo wheel Unblock Faulty sensor board Replace sensor board Faulty X Y control board Replace X Y control board Pan movement problem Faulty pan motor Replace pan motor Faulty pan belt Replace pan belt Faulty magnetic sensor Replace magnetic sensor Faulty optical sensor Replace optical sensor Faulty X Y control board Replace X Y control board Tilt movement problem Faulty tilt motor Replace tilt motor Faulty tilt belt Replace tilt belt Faulty magnetic sensor Replace magnetic sensor Faulty optical sensor Replace optical sensor Faulty X Y control board Replace X Y control board Circuit breaker fuse keeps tripping blowing Excessive circuit load Check total load placed on the electrical circuit Short circuit along the power wires Check for ashort in theelectrical wiring Fixture does not power up No power Check for power on power outlet Loose or damaged power cord Check power cord Blown fuse Replace fuse Faulty On Off switch Replace On Off switch Faulty internal power supply Replace internal power supply Fixture does not respond to DMX Wrong DMX addressing Check control panel and unit addressing Damaged DMX ca
6. 120 V 3A Note that whenthe power consumptionis in VA the fixture s PF is neverpart of the current draw calculation The National Electric Code NEC determines that circuit breakers should handle 80 of theirrated capacity for continuous loads those being on forthree or more hours and 100 for intermittent loads For safety reasons We recommends assuming that allloads are continuous After calculating thetotal current the fixtures connected toa particular circuitwill draw theinstaller must considerthe 80 ruleindicated above Fora total current of 22A the calculationis as follows 22 A 1 25 27 5A The installer shoulduse a 30ACB because theimmediately lower CBrating 25A would not be enough for thisload 26
7. ANG NF NT 21 Starting Address nie iW a e A TA AA FO NUT GA Cg CYN YN YN EGG 21 Assigning Addresses a odian 22 DMX Universess nue dae A A FAGU ad YGU AA FWA GU RO 22 DMX Connectivily anw A WN YNYDAU dU A LEON Dc 22 Fixture Lo CON au ud Gyd Fw A AU A yf RAN Fl YAR GYNNAR AF GANA wien GA 22 Number OF FIxtUr6Sieiiiai cian dais 22 DMA Data Cabin ii A IR FY Y FY 22 Making your Own DMX Cabl ieiY YY YY nr nineteen nanana nana 22 DMX Cable Characteristics si mei YF TA NR AN A AF da o 22 DMX Cable ConnectOl Se ie e Md Ai 23 3 Pin to 5 Pin Conversion Chart e e eur Y YY Y FLY RL NANG nr nn nn NENE LEL LEL NAKAKA KAEN NAKAKA Kna a Kaka No 23 DMX CONTE ClOM vs iria A AAA GAU GRED NAF NEA GN FN FR 23 Master Slave LINKIN coi aaa 24 Master Slave Connection Aa 24 ID Addressittdi seria A FODA GWEAD aii 25 Single RoW COnInectlOll in uee ui ieu Gi NG la 25 Standard Block Connection c cece cece LY Y Y ANAN LLYRY ANAN LL ELN r YN na LLYN Y FY Y Yo 25 Repeated Row Block Connection cccccc eee c LL Y LL LL LLY LY eee eee ELLYLL YNE RL YDY YDY Yna 25 Other Effects it a Ner FD AA YDY WD GY TANAN 25 sizing the Circuit Breakers ssc sees Yu FL Tag EY Gu FWA AR 26 Using the gt p ec tlCKele eud coesienescudades ones ads 26 Using the Watts Volts Methods consi naa o rE CU Y sven dyin gly a say aaa 26 Considering the Power FactOl euii iei eiii da a oY ua ADNA sd dd ydau Eu a 26 Using the Volt Amps Method cc 26
8. Icons Icons A valueto be entered Meaning This icon indicates critical installation configuration or operation information Failure tocomply with thisinformation may render the fixture partially or completely inoperative damage third party equipment orcause harm tothe user This icon indicatesimportant installation orconfiguration in formation Failure tocomply with thisinformation may prevent the fixture fromfunctioning correctly This icon indicates useful although non criticalinformation A The te rm DMX usedthroughout t his document refers to the USITTD MX512 A transmission protocol aT ER Safety Notes N 3 Personal Safety Mounting and Rigging Power and Wiring Operation 4 Expected LED Lifespan Please read the following notes carefully because they include important safety information about the installation usage and maintenance ofthis product It is important to read allthese notes before starting to workwith this product There are no user serviceable partsinside the light Any reference to servicing this unit you may findfrom now onin this User Manual will only apply to properly C we certified technicians Do noto pen the housing or attemptany repairs unless you are oneof them Please refer to all applicable localcodes and regulations for proper installation of the light Keep this manual for future consultation If you sellthe light toanother user make sure th
9. Selecting the Circuit Breaker i e un ed tad peg Re dd Gad AS Senne eee 26 1 Before you Begin What is One LEDMoving head Light Included One powercord with plug Two mounting brackets e Quick Reference Guide U n packi ng Immediately upon receiving a fixture carefully unpack the box Check the box contents to ensure thatall parts are present and thatthey are ingood condition lfany part nstructions appears damaged from shipping or ifthe box shows signs of mishandling notify the shipper immediately In addition retain the boxand all the packing material for inspection In any event save the carton and all packing material because incase that you have to return the fixture to the factory you will have to do soin its original box with its original packing Seethe Claims sectionin the Technical Information chapter Te xt Convention Meaning Conventions 1 512 A rangeof values A setof mutually exclusive values in thetext A DIPswitch to beconfigured A fixturefunction a newterm a sectionor a chapter COLORado UM The name ofanother publication ormanual lt SET gt A buttonto be pressedon the fixture s control pan Settings A menuoption that canbe selected butnot modified MENU gt Settings A sequence of menu options to be followed 1 10 Yes No A range of menu values of which one can be selected A setof mutually exclusive menu options tochoose ON
10. channelsit uses the fixture will respondto the DMXsignals sent tothe range ofDMX channels thatbegins with the startingaddress For example afixture that uses six DMX channels and whose starting address is 100 will accept DMX data sent bythe DMX controllerto channels 100 101 102 103 104 and 105 BTT Fa DMX Configuration Cont Assigning Addresses DMX Universes DMX Connectivity Fixture Location Number of Fixtures DMX Data Cabling Making your Own DMX Cable DMX Cable Characteristics The user mustcarefully assign the starting addresses foreach individual fixture to avoid DMX channeloverlapping If the DMX channels dooverlap the affected fixtures could operate erratically However the user may decide to configure two or more similar fixtures with the same personality and starting address In this case all the fixtures with the same starting address will operate atunison A DMXuniverse is the set of DMX compatible fixtures connected to the same DMX daisy chain which are receiving DMX data from thesame DMX controller using the same set 0f512 DMX channels Although in mostcases an installation will consist ofonly one DMXuniverse it could be necessary to define two or more universes because of constrains imposed by the distance or the number of features Most DMX controllers support only one universe although some DMX controllers may support twoor more universes Each universe will have i
11. in Master Slave mode the units link to each other using the standard DMX connection If you are not familiar with the Master Slave connectivity please referto the DMX Primer and DMX Connectivity sections inthe Appendix chapter of this manual The Operation chapter of this manual provides detailed instructions on how to configure the Masterand Slave units 6 Read the safety notes at thebeginning of thisguide and followtheir recommendations Mounting before mounting this product Always mount thisfixture in any safe position while making sure thatthere is adequate Orientation room around itfor ventilation Make sure to mount this fixture away from anyflammable material asindicated in the Safety Notes Rigging We recommends following the general guidelines below when mounting the light When selecting aninstallation location considerease of accessto the fixture for operation programming adjustmentsand routine maintenance Never mount thefixture in placeswhere rain high humidity extreme temperature changes or restricted ventilationmay affectit Make sure thatthe location where you are mounting the fixture can support its weight Please seethe Technical Specifications section of this manualfor the weight requirement ofthis fixture P d The light comes with two mounting brackets to whichyou can attach C or rocedure O clamps You must supply yourown C or O clamps and make sure thatthey are capable of suppor
12. the fixturesform groups each with its own sequential ascending ID addresses This way the controller will control each group offixtures individually ID Addr 1 1D Addr 2 ID Addr 3 1D Addr 1 ID Addr 2 1D Addr 3 eo e 1 I CA Ve lg US ID Addr 7 1D Addr 8 1D Addr 9 CEE EES Standard Block Connection Repeated Block Connection Other Effects For other types of effects you may group the fixtures in diagonal lines orplace them in random positions withina single block 25 Sizing the Circuit Breakers Usingthe Spec Sticker Using the Watts Volts Method Considering the Power Factor Using the Volt Amps Method Selecting the Circuit Breaker Calculating the total current drawn bythe fixtures connectedto a particular circuit is not complicatedif the installerhas the rightinformation at handand knows how to interpret it With the fixture s current draw information the installer can calculate and selectthe right circuit breaker size rating towhich they can connect a group of fixtures Our fixtures comewith a stickerthat indicates the current they consumein a circuit at the specified voltage This greatly simplifies calculating the total current drawn For instance ifthe sticker onthe fixture indicates 0 1 A 115 VAC 60 Hz and the installer is connecting 12 of themon the same 115 VAC circuit to determine the total current required by the fixtures itwould be enoughto do this si
13. 00 031 Close 032 063 Open 064 095 Strobe Slow Fast 096 127 Open I0 Sobe 128 159 Pulse strobe effect Slow Fast 160 191 Open 192 223 Random strobe effect Slow Fast 224 255 Open 000 019 No function 020 039 Pan tilt black activated activated after 3 s 040 059 Pan tilt black deactivated activated after 3 s 060 079 Auto 1 activated after 3 s 080 099 Auto 2 activated after 3 s 41 Control 100 119 Sound 1 activated after 3 s 120 139 Sound 2 activated after 3 s 140 159 Custom 160 179 Test activated after 3 s 180 199 No function 200 219 Reset activated after 3 s 220 255 No function 14 5 Technical Information General Maintenance O A Tomaintain optimum performanceand minimize wear the usershould clean thelight fixtures frequently Usage andenvironment are contributingfactors in determiningthe cleaning frequency Asa rule the user should clean the fixtures atleast twice a month Dust buildup reduces lightoutput performance and can cause overheating This can leadto reduced lightsource life andincreased mechanical wear We recommends cleaning the fixture sexternal optics witha soft cloth using normal glass cleaning fluid To clean a fixture follow the below recommendations Unplug the fixturefrom power Wait untilthe fixture is cold Use a vacuum or dry compressed air and asoft brush
14. 00 255 21 Go toMENU gt EDIT gt STROBE 22 Select astrobe setting 000 255 as per the DMX Values table 23 Go toMENU gt EDIT gt TIME 24 Select theduration of thisstep 000 255 25 Go toMENU gt EDIT gt USE 26 Select YES to savethe settings forthis step orNO to deletethem 27 Repeat steps 3 to 26 for the other steps Tor epeat the Custom s tepsin a ne ndless loop mode c onfigurethe TIME setting of the last step as 0 9 Range Limitation Move in Black Reset Control System Default Go to MENU gt RANGE gt P START Select the starting point for the limited pan 000 255 Go to MENU gt RANGE gt P FINISH Select the finishing point for the limited pan 000 255 Go to MENU gt RANGE gt T START Select the starting point for the limited tilt 000 255 Go to MENU gt RANGE gt T FINISH Select the finishing point for the limited tilt 000 255 Go to MENU gt RANGE gt USE 10 Select YES to activate the new settings or NO to stop using them 4 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Go to MENU gt SPECIAL gt BLACK 2 Select YES to enablethe 3 seconds delay or NOto make the blackout immediate 1 Go to MENU SPECIAL gt RESET 2 Select DMX to enable the DMX controller to resetthe fixture Controlfunction or NO to resetthe fixture onlyfrom the control panel 1 Go to MENU DEFAULT gt DEFAULT 2 Select YES to default the fixture to its original factory settings 10 11
15. ESUL is 8 SoftWare VERSION dio iia Gala a a YAA AA AWN RWAN SN Ay RANU AN IR pna ap 8 y oo Lol SS FF FN a R TF RF A HF FFO EN NF YY 9 Movement Inversioll au I eu HD A dd y Ddw OA LAG 9 Color Wheel Movement YY YL LY RL Y LL LEL NANANA LL aa LL LL RL NEL RL EEE anaana 9 Edit CUSTOM a Y Gad E a NANA GDG DO HR O UR GY YNN ued RAY YG UF don 9 Range LIMAO kak iY ade NADAL nnn GYLL dido 10 Move in Black tias 10 AA Ad AEF NC it 10 System DA A AE 10 Menu Maracas habag aa AA A AA A YNO HA DAR AG 11 DMX Values sii a A A A GG a GOG LYN FFA 12 ADVANCED iri cities ch a is 12 ADVANCED GON nanan GRABA BAK KAKA ARA A YR Gw UN 13 BASIC aei A A A A A oie 13 BASIC Cont KA AA 14 8 Technical InTormatiOfn cu iiyn uw i RS AA AY YR 15 General MAINTENANCE sied nan AA AAA ARA A AAA RNA COC GARU 15 Troubleshooting Guides e te AA 16 Exploded VIEW A NAA AA 17 Parts AA AA 18 PhOLomMeINGS sei iaa Gr AN Sd RNA DYA OR GG WY FFYDD AGA dn TANA AA 18 Returns Procedure naanakan A ANAN thes 19 Glaim S ai GAF O RING SR RF YRFA GA YDA AAA AAA 19 Technical Specification Ss e CB GL GG GA pe FA Fe Y O eve 20 a Fn 91 NK EEF a EN ED AGA EFA E HD NWR 21 DMXPrinells eden LA A RA cata GG GG RN 21 The Physical Medi cia td lidad 21 The SighalS POLLO PO 5 O AAA GAA 21 THesFunctions Ni A A A A A ANO CN i OF 21 DMX Configuration Le eiu ds ddn dees ancy GW Y Dw Gw td hbd 21 Personalities sevi HANNA RF FF FT IF HR EF FACE FR ta aa ERA NANANG RT
16. Moving Head LED 12 Base fan P131 24V15A 13 Mounting bracket P125 Moving Head LED 14 X Y control board P175 Moving Head LED 15 Right base cover P300 Moving Head BB 16 3 pin XLR A socket P135 XLRA 17 3 pin XLR B socket P135 XLRB 18 IEC power input and fuse socket P190 Moving Head LED 19 On Off switch P100 SWTCH 20 Fixed gobo wheel P169 Moving Head LEDS 21 Color wheel P149 Moving Head LED 22 Wheel motor P113 Moving Head LG 23 Pan motor P113 Moving Head LEDP 24 Left base cover P300 Moving Head BB Not Shown 25 Power supply P142 Moving Head LED 26 Tilt belt P118 4863M 27 Pan belt P118 3M291 28 Rotating gobo wheel belt P118 Moving Head LRG 29 Fixed gobo wheel belt P118 Moving Head LSG 30 Color wheel belt P118 Moving Head LC 31 Prism belt P118 Moving Head LP 32 Fixed gobo wheel motor P113 Moving Head LSG 33 Color wheel motor P113 Moving Head LC Photometrics lluminance Ix 4230 1058 470 264 4 169 2 Distance m Diameter mm 15 780 18 Returns The user mustsend the merchandise prepaid in the original box and with its original packing and accessories We will not issue calltags Procedure Call us andrequest a Return Merchandise Authorization Number RMA before shipping the fixture Be prepared toprovide the modelnumber serialnumber and a brief description of the causefor the return The user mustclearly label the package with a Return Merchandise Authorization Number RMA We will refuse any product returned wi
17. User Manual LED MOVING HEAD 60W Please Read over this Manual before Operating the Light Fixture Tableof Contents 1 BeforeyouBegin isis is 1 What is Included xi A A A A ana Fn dd 1 Unpacking INSITUCHIONS usina a A ARA 1 Text CONVENIONS iii A A BAN A ANGGE 1 ICONS at A A AA A NWYN FNAN 1 malety NOS arias 2 Expected LED Lifespan viii nia a A a a FA TAN 2 os A eas AA AA AA 3 Feature DESCFIPLION Kama Kaka ANGARA a LENA ALAGA USAL 3 ESTU aan 3 Additional ROQUES il 3 DMX Channel SUMMA a o ito 3 Product OVEIVIOW can AR A A A A Gn FN AAA 4 3 Set p HU HC OF YAR DE UFFAR 5 AG POWER nr Gadd E RRA ARA NAA NAA WARED AA WYS SAU 5 ACPD ai ve aa A A cea BU EF the Gain AAA 5 Fuse Replace Me iii ii A maana ha ha LAN 5 GODO Replacement da coin A A AT UON AFON cas ASAU bici 6 LED Replacement ie ua rar id A PEA AAA Dd A ida 6 DMX LOIS AA 6 DMX Modes sii A A A WT FRO TB yn AAA 6 Master Slave LINKING lt a aii ee A A EA Yda 6 MOU CIN O ia sE Y YH PENAU PRYF ES AT HAST FRY FN RF sa AN NN 7 Orientatlon aiii ca cd Apan NR ORUG TR A GAA LA RYNG nd Dyn NAN UND RA shad NR nud 7 RIGO rr A AA AA EC EY FCA HR FYN FFA 7 A Op er A 8 Control Panel Description i aui Y GON Act 8 Control OptiOnS assim AA AA AA 8 Programming ad 8 DMX Operat OM cian ga u A GE DN tenes AG AA 8 Stand alone Operation ee Ge Lo ia 8 Master Slave Operation 2 2 0 a aman anna LL GAGANA GNG NANANA LLYRY rn A YNE NY Y Y nno 8 Display MOQO eu A Cly F
18. W resistor between pin 2 DMX and pin 3 DMX on the output ofthe last fixture and ground If th e Common wire shield touched the chassis ground a ground oop could form which may cause the fixtureto perform erratically 3 Pin to 5 Pin If you usea DMX controlleror fixture witha 5 pin DMX connector youwill need touse a 5 pin to3 pin adapter The chart below details aproper cable conversion Conversion Chart 3 Pin to 5 Pin Conversion Chart Conductor 3 Pin Female Output 5 Pin Male Input Ground Shield Pin1 Pin 1 Negative signal Pin 2 Pin 2 Positive signal Pin 3 Pin 3 Not Used Pin 4 Not Used Pin 5 DMX Connection Make sure thatthe fixtures with which you are working can operatein DMX mode not in a proprietary connection mode Referto the fixtures manual to learn how to enable their respective DMX modes The procedure below illustrates a possible DMX connection method 1 Connect the 3 pin male connector of the first DMX cable tothe DMX Output connector 3 pin female of the DMX controller 2 Connect the3 pin female connector of the first DMX cable coming from the controller to the DMX Input connector 3 pin male ofthe first DMX fixture 3 Connect the 3 pin male connector of the second DMX cable tothe DMX Output connector 3 pin female of the first DMX fixture 4 Connect the 3 pin female connector of the second DMX cable coming from the first DMX fixture tothe DMX Inputco
19. X compatible fixtures also known asa daisy chain connection In this type ofconnection the DATAOUT ofone fixture orthe DMX controllerconnects to the DATAIN of the next fixture andso on Each DMX fixture links to the previous and nextDMX fixture orcontroller using a DMX cable This type of cable consists of asection of shielded two conductor twisted pair cable with one 3 pin XLR maleconnector on oneend and a3 pin XLR female connector on the otherend The XLR connectors pin outis as follows pin 1 isthe Common shield pin 2 is Signal Negative S and pin 3is Signal Positive S The DMX signal stream is unidirectional from the DMX controller to the DMX compatible fixtures These signals conformto the ElA 485 standard The stream ofDMX signals consists of 512 individual sequential channels thatform a frame The DMX controllerconstantly sends frames of DMX signalsto the DMX connection even ifnot all ofthe 512 channels are in use Because of this constant transmission method therecan be onlyone DMX controllerin a DMXconnection Otherwise the DMXsignals sent byone controller wouldinterfere with the signals sent by theother controller s Each DMX channelcan have anyunitary value inthe 000 255 range Each DMX compatible fixture uses as many consecutive DMX channels as features the usercan control The sequential numbers assignedto each DMXchannel 1 512 arealso known as DMXaddresses The function each DMX channel has and the results of assi
20. at they also receive this manual e Avoid direct eye exposure to the lightsource while the fixture is on Always disconnectthe light fromits power source before servicing Always connectthe light toa grounded circuitto avoid the risk of electrocution e This productis for indoor use only To prevent risk offire or shock do not expose this product to rain or moisture Make sure there are no flammable materials close to the fixture s while operating When hanging this fixture always secureit to afastening device usinga safety cable not provided Always make sure that youare connecting thelight to the propervoltage as perthe specifications in thismanual or onthe product s sticker Never connect the light to adimmer pack Make sure thatthe power cableis not cracked crimped or damaged Never disconnect thefixture by pullingor tugging onthe power cable The maximum ambient temperature Ta is 104 F 40 C Do notoperate the fixture at ahigher temperature In case ofa serious operating problem stop using this product immediately In t heunlikely e ventt hat yourlight may require ser vice please contact our Technical Support LEDs gradually declinein brightness overtime mostly becauseof heat Packagedin clusters LEDs exhibithigher operating temperaturesthan in idealor singular optimum conditions For thisreason using allcolor LEDs attheir fullest intensitysignificantly reduces the LEDs lifespan Under norma
21. bles Check DMX cables Wrong polarity on the controller Check polarity switch settings on the controller Loose DMX cables Check cable connections Faulty DMX interface Replace the display board Faulty Display board Replace the display board DMX signal problems o Non DMX cables Use only DMX compatible cables Bouncing signals Install terminator as suggested Long cable low level signal Install an opticallycoupled DMX splitterright after the fixture withthe strong signal Too many fixtures Install an optically coupled DMX splitter after unit 32 or before Interference from AC wires Keep DMX cables separated from power cables or fluorescent black lights If you stillex perience technical problems after tr yingthe a boves olutions contact our Technical Support Exploded View Ai a HL Pet 1 O ym ie MM mum Parts List Item Description Part Number 1 Front lens cover P114 Moving Head LFL 2 Prism P114 Moving Head PRSM 3 Prism motor P113 Moving Head LP 4 Motor driver board P188 Moving Head LED 5 Rotating gobo wheel P169 Moving Head LED 6 LED board P222 Moving Head LED 7 Heat sink P222 Moving Head LHS 8 Moving head fan P131 MVNHD 9 Arm cover P300 Moving Head LA 10 Tilt motor P113 Moving Head LEDT 11 Display main board P173
22. ed 60 W 12 6 A LED Easy access door for gobo change User selectable pan tilt ranges Automatic pan 8 tilt correction User selectable basic or advanced operating DMX modes DMX Channel Summary Advanced Channel Function Basic Channel Function 1 Pan 1 Pan 2 Pan Fine 2 Tilt 3 Tilt 3 Color Wheel 4 Tilt Fine 4 Fixed Gobo Wheel 1 5 Pan Tilt Speed 5 Rotating Gobo Wheel 2 6 Color Wheel 6 Gobo Rotation 7 Fixed Gobo Wheel 1 7 Rotating Prism 8 Rotating Gobo Wheel 2 8 Focus 9 Gobo Rotation 9 Dimmer 10 Rotating Prism 10 Strobe 11 Focus 11 Control 12 Dimmer 13 Strobe 14 Control Las Product Overview NIA KA GE Control Panel Base Fan Power Input On Off Switch DMX Out Base Fan DMX In Fuse Holder 3 Setup AC Power A o AC Plug Fuse Replacement A The light hasan auto ranging powersupply that can work with aninput voltage range of 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz Make sure thatyou are connectingthis product tothe proper voltage as per the specifications in this guide the product s user manual oron the product s sticker Always connect thelight to aprotected circuit withan appropriate electrical ground to avoid the risk of electrocution orfire Todetermine the powerreguirements for the light see the label affixed to the side of the fixture Alternatively you may referto the technicalspecif
23. fied DMX cables directly from adealer distributor or construct yourown cable USITT recommends limitingthe total length of t he DMX c able from the first fixture controller to the last fixture to 300 455 m 985 1 500fft If you choose to create yourown DMX cable make sure to use data grade cables that can carrya high freguencysignal and areless prone toelectromagnetic interference Use aBelden 9841 or eguivalentcable which meetsthe specifications for EIARS 485 applications Do not use standard microphone cables for DMX applications because they cannot transmit DMX data reliably overlong distances The DMX data cable must have the following characteristics Type shielded 2 conductor twisted pair Maximum capacitance between conductors 30 pF ft Maximum capacitance between conductor and shield 55 pF ft Maximum resistance 20 ohms 1000 ft Nominal impedance 100 140 ohms 22 DMX Connectivity Cont DMX Cable Each DMX cable must have amale 3 pin XLRconnector on oneend and afemale 3 pin XLR connectoron the otherend Connectors DMX Connector Configuration ToDMX Input ToDMX Output Female Male Common Toavoid signal transmission problems and interference it is always advisable to connect a DMXsignal terminator as seen below O Testall DMX cables with an ohmmeterto verify theircorrect polarity andto make O sure that there are no short circuits between any ofthe pins orbetween any pin 120 ohm 4
24. gning avalue to each depend on each controlled fixture Some fixtures only usea single DMX channel while others mayrequire 15 ormore DMX channelsto control alltheir functions The DMX fixture configuration consists in determining how many channels each fixture will need as well as assigning the corresponding DMX channels toeach fixture in orderto size correctlythe DMX controller Most DMX fixtures use multiple personalities each of themreguiring a different number of channels depending on the numberof features itenables The number of DMX channels used bya fixture may vary from only one usually the general dimmer control to 15 ormore as mentioned above When the jobdoes not requireusing all thefixture s capabilities the user can selecta more basic personality less channels thus allowing the DMX controller to accommodate more DMXfixtures For the DMX controller to controleach DMX fixture the user mustfirst configure each fixture s personality This will determine the number of required channels to controlthe fixture Each channel will have a DMX address assignedto it However since assigning a particular DMXaddress to each channel is impractical the user willonly need to configure on each fixture the DMX address that correspondsto the fixture s Channel 1 This is thefixture s starting address The fixture will automatically assignthe other channels to thesubsequent DMX addresses Once this assignmentis complete andbased on thenumber of
25. gobo LED 1 Remove thehead cover byloosening its screws 2 Remove thefan cover the head fan the fan supportand the heatsink in thisorder Replacement 3 Disconnect andremove the LED Mount and connectthe new LED 5 Reverse steps 2 and 1 AN Make sure to disconnect the fixture s power cord before replacing the LED DMX Linking DMX Modes Master Slave Linking 4 Head cover Fan support Fan cover Fan You may link the light to aDMX controller using a standard DMX serial connection Ifusing other DMX compatible fixtures with the light it ispossible to control them individually witha single DMX controller It is also possible to run several DMX compatible fixtures synchronized withouta DMX controller in amaster slave operating mode If you are not familiar withthe DMX standard please refer tothe DMX Primer and DMX Connectivity sectionsin the Appendix chapter ofthis manual The light uses the standard DMXdata connection forits DMX modes Advanced and Basic Refer tothe Operation Instructions chapter to learn how to configurethe light to work in these modes The DMX Values section will give you detailedinformation regarding the above mentioned DMX modes The Master Slave mode allows a fixture the master runninga preconfigured program to control several other fixtures the slaves withoutrequiring a DMX controller Inthis mode all the slave fixtures will operate in unison with the master fixture When
26. ications chart inthe Technical Information chapter ofthis manual The listed currentrating indicates the maximum current drawduring normal operation Please refer tothe Sizing the Circuit B reakers section in the Appendix chapterof this manual Never c onnectthe light toa r heostat variable resistor or dimmer circuit even if therheostat or dimmerchannel serves onlyas a Oto 100 switch The light comes with a powerinput cord terminated with an IEC connector on oneend an Edison plugon the otherend US market If the power cord that came with your fixture has no plugor you needto change the Edison plug usethe tablebelow to wire the new plug Connection Wire US Wire Europe Pin AC Live Black Brown 1 AC Neutral White Blue AC Ground Green Yellow Green Yellow 1 With aflat head screwdriver wedge thefuse holder outof its housingand remove the blown fusefrom the holder 2 Replace the blown fuse witha fuse ofthe exact sametype and rating 3 Insert the fuse holder backin its place and reconnect power Make sure todisconnect the fixture s power cord beforereplacing a blownfuse and always replaceit with afuse of the same type andrating ge Fuse Holder ME Wr Gobo Replacement Unlock the gobo cover and slide it away Take the targetgobo out ofthe gobo wheel Install the new rotating gobo Slide andlock the gobocover wero SH N Make sure todisconnect the fixture s power cord beforereplacing the
27. lconditions this lifespan can be of40 000 to 50 000 hours Ifextending this lifespan expectancy is vital lower the operational temperature by improvingventilation and reducingthe external temperature as well as limiting the overall projection intensity 2 2 Introduction Feature Description Features Additional Features The light is a high power moving yoke fixture equipped with a 60 watt white LED It includes a color wheel with eight slots plus white It also comes with twogobo wheels one with seven rotating slot n lock gobos plus open and the other with nine fixed gobos plus open The easy access hatch provides for tool free gobo changes It also includes remote focus and a rotating 3 face prism 11 or 14 channel DMX 512 LED moving yoke Pan 540 tilt 270 Color wheel 8 colors white Rainbow color spin at variable speeds Gobo wheel 1 Gobo shake 9 gobos open Gobo wheel spin at variable speeds Gobo wheel 2 Indexed rotating gobo wheel with gobo shake 7 slot n lock gobos open 2 glass 5 metal Rotating gobo wheel spin at variable speeds 3 facet high speed rotating prism at variable speeds Variable electronic shutter for strobing Variable electronic dimmer O 100 Remote fixture reset 8 vector speed channel 255 user programmable steps without DMX controller Move in black for pan tilt Built in automated programs Built in sound activated programs High power
28. mple calculation 0 1Ax12 1 2A Some installers may prefer to determine the current drawn by the fixture by dividing its power consumption indicated in watts W by the voltage V onthe circuit As an example assuming that a certainfixture consumes 240W and itis connected to a 120 VAC circuit the current it draws would be 240W 120V 2A The above method is accurate only with fixtures whose power factor PF is equal or very close to 1 Otherwise the calculated current may be too low with respect to the actual current drawn bythe fixture In fact asthe PF decreases the difference between the currentcalculated using the watts volts methodand the actualcurrent increases Therefore for fixtureswith a PF below 0 9 theinstaller must always consider the fixture s PF whenusing the waitsfigure to calculatethe current itdraws For the above example if thepublished fixture s PF were 0 7 theresulting drawn current would be as follows 2A 0 7 2 8571A This is approximately equal to 2 86A 2 9A oreven 3A depending onthe installer s desire foraccuracy In other words the actual currentended up being close to 50 higher than originally calculated If the fixture s sticker indicates the power consumption in volt amps VA the calculation of the drawn current issimply the resultof dividing the amount in VA by the voltage onthe circuit V For a fixturewith a consumptionof 360 VA the calculation would beas follows 360 VA
29. nnector of the second DMX compatible fixture 5 Continue linkingthe other DMXfixtures in the same way a The figure below is only an example of a possible DMX serial connection 223 DMX Connectivity Cont Generic DMX Data Connection Diagram Master Slave Linking Master Slave Connection Generic Master Slave Connection Diagram g 0000000 00 TWIT Tac Second DMX Cable DMX Controlle 9 o o o o 9 5 Jo El o 00000 inc AAC 9 9 Other DMX Compatible Fixtures DMX Input DMX Output DMX Output DMX Input 2 DMX Fixture 1 DMX Fixture The Master Slave mode allows one fixture the master torun a preconfigured program to controlseveral other fixtures of the same model the slaves without requiring a DMX controller Inthis mode allthe slave fixtures will operate inunison with the masterfixture If a fixturesupports the Master Slavemode it willhave some sortof programming function to configureit as masteror slave Those fixtures thatonly support DMX mode cannot operatein Master Slave mode Make sure thefixtures with which you are working are capable ofoperating in Master Slave mode Whenworking in Master Slavemode most fixturesuse the DMX data connection aswell The difference in this case is that there isno DMX controller involved Refer tothe fixtures manualto learn howto configure themto work in Master Slave mode The procedu
30. onoccnnnancnannnoninnnnos 150W 1 2 A operation 0 1 A inrush Power Consumption 240 V 50 HZ oooocccccocccccnocccnonnccnnancccnannncnnns 145 W 0 6 A operation 0 1 A inrush Light Source LED a it 60 W 50 000 hours SILI cautensierscoslcssisenyacnasncapaua TN DEON YNDE NODD 1 Photo Optic LUMINANCE at 2 IM FT ara A TEI REFENIW HRN 5 400 lux Beam anglen inantea ry duc ed ede tat bea cn ee ee aie a ay 15 Control amp Programming A AB NW NU locking 3 pin XLR male socket Data output locking 3 pin XLR female socket Data pin CONTIQUIATION uti lid pin 1 shield pin 2 pin 3 PrOtOCOl Sissies neasa iaaa raas eadi Eaa SAI dd aE ERA p ati aaa USITT DMX512 A DIOCESE AAA AAA ta 11 and 14 6 Appendix DMX Primer The Physical Medium The Signals The Functions DMX Configuration Personalities Starting Address The DMX protocol USITT DMX512 A is a networking protocol that enablesa universal DMX controller device to control the features of multiple DMX compatible fixtures whether par cans wash lights moving heads follow spots foggers proprietary fixture controllers etc As any othernetworking protocol the USITT DMX512 Adescribes the physical medium the signals and the functions they control The DMX controller connects to itassociated DMX compatible fixtures using aDMX connection This connection consists ofa series ofjumps between the DMX controller and the various DM
31. re below illustrates a possible connection method 1 Connect the 3 pin male connectorof the first DMX cable tothe DMX Output connector 3 pin female of the master fixture 2 Connect the 3 pin female connector of the first DMX cable coming from the master fixture to the DMX Input connector 3 pin male ofthe first slave fixture 3 Connect the 3 pin male connector of the second DMX cable tothe DMX Output connector 3 pin female of the firstslave fixture 4 Connect the 3 pin female connector of the second DMX cable coming from the first slave fixtureto the DMX Input connector 3 pin male of the second slave fixture 5 Continue linking the other slave fixtures in the same way 6 Follow the steps in fixtures manual to configure the fixtures as master and slaves Other Slave Second First Fixtures DMX DMX Cable Cable DMX Input DMX Output DMX Input First Slave Fixture Master Fixture 24 ID Addressing ID Addressingis a sub addressing method by whicheach fixture apartfrom its starting address can alsohave an ID address in the 1 66 range This allows users to multiply Not supported by the the number offixtures they can control with asingle DMX controller Many fixtures have at least one DMX personality ormode that enables ID addressing In this case one of the channels of such DMX mode isin charge ofselecting an ID address When using ID addressing setting the value ofthe ID addressing channel to O allo
32. thoutan RMA DO NO Twrite t he RMA directly on the b ox Instead write ito n aproperly affixed label Once you are given an RMA please includethe following informationon a piece of paper inside the box Your name e Your address e Your phone number e TheRMA Abrief description ofthe symptoms Be sure to pack the fixture properly Any shipping damage resulting frominadeguate packaging will bethe customer s responsibility Asa suggestion proper UPS packing or double boxing isalways a safe method to use 4 We reserves the right to u seit s owndiscretion t orepair o rreplace returned product s Claims The carrier isresponsible for anydamage incurred during shipping Therefore if the received merchandise appearsto have damagescaused during shipping the customer must submit the damage report and any related claims with the carrier not ours The customer mustsubmit the reportupon reception ofthe damaged merchandise Failure to doso in atimely manner mayinvalidate the customer sclaim with the carrier For other issuessuch as missingcomponents or parts damage not relatedto shipping or concealed damage the customer mustmake claims tous within seven 7 days of receiving the merchandise Technical Specifications Weight amp Dimensions AA PA 11 4 in 290 mm 11 6 in 295 mm 19 1 in 485 mm CH 30 Ibs 13 6 kg Power Auto faNgiNg rr a 100 240 V 50 60 Hz Power Consumption 120 V 60 HZ oooconcccccinocccc
33. tingthe weight ofthis fixture Youwill have touse two mounting points per fixture In addition you may mount this product on the floor or aplatform provided it is stable and itcan support theweight of thefixtures on it Safety Cable Not included Clamp Product Bracket Mounting Included Diagram Upright Mounting Overhead Mounting a oe 4 Operation Control Panel Description Control Options Programming DMX Operation Stand alone Operation Master Slave Operation 4 Display Mode 4 Software Version Button Function Exits from the current menu or function Enables the currently displayed menu or sets the currently selected value in to the current function Navigates upwards through the menu list and increases the numeric value when in a function Navigates downwards through the menu list and decreases the numeric value when in a function lt MENU gt lt ENTER gt lt UP gt O O O U MENU ENTER DOWN UP lt DOWN gt You can set the light start addressin the 001 512 DMX range This allows for the control ofup to 36fixtures in the 14 channel ADVANCED DMX modeand up to 46 fixturesin the 11 channel BASIC DMX mode The Q Spot 260 LED does not support ID Addressing Carry out allthe programming proceduresindicated below fromthe control panel Refer to the Menu Map pageto learn howthe menu optionsrelate to eachother Use lt ENTER gt and lt MENU gt to changele
34. toremove dust collected on the external vents and reachable internalcomponents Clean all externaloptics and glass surfaces with amild solution ofglass cleaner or isopropyl alcohol anda soft lintfree cotton clothor a lenscleaning tissue Apply thesolution directly tothe cloth ortissue and dragany dirt andgrime to the outside of thelens Gently polish the external glass surfaces until they arefree of hazeand lint When cleaning units with a movable mirror youshould keep the contact with the mirror surface toa minimum to avoid scratching ordamaging it Always dry the external optics and glass surfaces carefully after cleaning them If the fixture has one or compressedair refrainfrom spinning themusing compressed air 15 Troubleshooting Guide Symptom Cause s Action s Purei LED connection problems Reconnect LED ixture is on LED is off Faulty LED Replace LED Faulty LED driver Replace LED driver Fixture is on Faulty head fan Replace head fan Head fan is off Faulty LED driver Replace LED driver Fixture is on Base fan is off Faulty base fan Replace base fan Faulty power supply Replace power supply Color wheel problem Faulty color wheel motor Replace color wheel motor Faulty sensor board Replace sensor board Faulty X Y control board Replace X Y control board Prism problem Faulty prism motor Replace prism motor Faulty prism belt
35. ts own separated DMX daisy chain ADMX compatible fixture can only be part of asingle DMX universe Connecting the DMX fixtures to aDMX controller insmall to mediuminstallations is usually a rather simple operation thatreguires a minimum of tools and some planning not including the actual fixture rigging and configuration However inlarge installations itmay be necessary to plan carefully the position and cabling of each fixture to avoid unexpected problems The order inwhich the fixtures connect to the DMX controller is not important and it has no effect on how a controller communicates to each fixture However the user should always define a physicallocation for the fixtures that provides for the easiest and mostdirect cabling tothe controller and other fixtures When using a DMX controller the combined number of channels required by all the fixtures on the serial data link determines the number of fixtures the DMX controller has to support Conversely the number ofonboard sliders page buttons and fixture buttons limits the number of discrete DMX channels a DMX controller can support To comply with the E IA 485 standard which is the b asef or the US ITT DMX512 A protocol do not connect more than 32 fixtures without usinga DMX optically isolated splitter Doing otherwise may result in deterioration of the digital DMXsignal You must use DMX compliant data cables to link twoor more DMX compatible fixtures You may purchase our certi
36. vels in the Menu M ap This is equivalent to move rightand left respectively Use lt UP gt and lt DOWN gt to move vertically within theMenu Mapoptions 1 Select DMX operation a Go to MENU gt INTRO gt RUN b Select DMX512 2 Select aDMX mode a Go to MENU gt INTRO gt CHANNELS b Select BASIC or ADVANCED 3 Select the starting address a Go to MENU gt INTRO gt ADDRESS b Select a starting address 001 498 Advanced or 001 501 Basic 1 Go to MENU gt INTRO gt RUN 2 Select astand alone operation mode AUTO 1 AUTO 2 SOUND 1 SOUND 2 CUSTOM orTEST 1 Configure the Masterfixture a Select astand alone mode asindicated above 2 Configure the Slavefixtures a Go toMENU gt INTRO gt RUN b Select SLAVE Of all thest and alone operationmodes i ndicatedab ove only CUSTOM is editable see EditCustom 1 Go toMENU gt INTRO gt DISPLAY 2 Select adisplay mode 60 CLOSE or BRIGHT When in the 60 CLOSE setting the display backlightwill turn off after 60s When in the BRIGHT setting the display backlight willstay on 1 Go to MENU INTRO gt INFO 2 The display willshow the installedsoftware version 8 Keylock 3 Movement Inversion Color Wheel Movement Edit Custom 4 1 Go to MENU gt INTRO KEYLOCK 2 Select YES or NO When int he YES setting the user will have to enter t he password after 30 seconds of control panel inactivity oreach time he she turns the fixture on
37. ws forthe simultaneous control of all the fixtures with the same starting address regardless of theirparticular ID address ID addressing is also a tool for creating speciallighting effects by having several fixtures sharing the samestarting DMX addressand ID address as indicated below Single Row The figure belowshows a simple DMX layout thatuses four fixtures all with the same Connection DMX address anda unique ID address for each fixture This allows the userto control simultaneously the whole group of units at that DMXaddress by settingthe ID Addressing channel to0 Similarly the usercan control eachfixture at thatDMX address independently by first selecting the DMX address andthen using thelD Addressing channel tolocate the targetID address Single Row ID Addressing ID Addr 1 1D Addr 2 1D Addr 3 ID Addr 4 Diagram 6 A amp K K DMX 512A CI Controller Standard Block In the Standard Block connection the fixtures appear in repeated rows ofthe same Connection length to forma block Forinstance three rows of fixtures with three fixtures perrow to form a3 x 3block Each ofthe fixtures has unique sequential ascending ID addresses for the controller to controleach fixture individually Repeated Row In this typeof connection the fixtures appear in repeated rows orcolumns of thesame Block Connection length to forma block Forinstance there maybe three columns of fixtures with three fixtures per columnto form a3 x 3block In thiscase
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