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1. 245 247 249 251 N al al 243 245 247 NM DM PO Oo1 O11 amp o1 NO DO ND Kl RN oN NJ O1 NO N ide 201 255 243 245 247 249 251 299 NIN KR BR CI O1 1 241 249 25 255 NO N oo 12 CI MCU wm MU CTO EU O MN mor Color Continuous Green All Color al al N MIN al A oo O N O11 N al al CI oe NO O CI aN hm al al CI The device is controlled by universal DMX 512 protocol DMX address is the start channel used to receive NIN O O Reset All Pan 4 Tilt Reset Control wo fe N al al instructions from the external controller For independent control each fixture must be assigned its unique address control channels For example this device has four channel modes 18 21 17 20 if we set the mode at standard 21 channels mode and there are several models need to be independently controlled we just simply address first fixture at 1 and second fixture at 22 third one at 43 etc Ifthe devices have the same address they will behave synchronically Display is flashing when no DMX signal is received 13 More functions RDM RDM stands for Remote Device Management with this function users can realize remote control of the device such as remotely changing DMX address reverse panitilt setting check a lot of useful information such as tempera2. 4 403 223 5910 1545 MO 396 950 260 120 fe 9080 2460 1135 630 Soon Project lens Head Arm Base Display Foot stand Operation button Handle Wireless indicator Mic Left button Battery indicator Up button Down button Enter button Right button 3 pin DMX in 3 pin DMX out Povvercon in Povvercon out Fuse Power switch 1718192021 22 Menu operation Description of icons in the menu CONNECT LIGHT Menu INFOMATION PROGRAM LI Default setting shadowed Mark with can be basic reloaded be program reloaded G can be private reloaded Max Temperature Lamp Adjust Near Lamp Temp depends on fixture Temperature Sensors Fans Speed Near Lamp Fan depends on fixture Fan speed Sensors Channel Value Reset Movement E LLI 0 UI Set 80 139 C 80 176 282 F 176 F Current XXXX Hours Fixture Life XXXX Hours Error Message O 000 O O Fixture Model M1S150W Software Ver 1U01 V1 0 00 Version of each IC All Pan amp Tilt Colors Gobos Others Pan Reverse Tilt Reverse Pan Degree Encoders Pan Tilt Mode Mic Sens No Signal Temperature C F Fans Mode Hibernation 1 Backlight Flip Display Fahrenheit Auto High Speed OFF 01M 99M 02 60m 02m Lamp will switch off when temperature continuously over max temperature for 5 minutes Adjust value of each channels Fixture boot time Fixtu
3. EVEN LIGHTING MULTIHEAD BEAM M6B20W 8 M6B10RGBW USER MANUAL For safety please read this user manual carefully before initial use Event Lighting reserves the right to revise the manual at any time Information and specifications within this manual are subject to change without notice Event Lighting assumes no liability or responsibility for any errors or omissions Please consult Event Lighting for any clarification or information regarding this item www event lighting com au Safety Instructions WARNING e Do not open this device there is no user serviceable parts inside Risk of electric shock e Do not look at the light source when the device is on e CAUTION This unit s housing may be hot during and after operation e Install this device in a location with adequate ventilation at least 20 inch 50 cm from adjacent surfaces e Do not leave any flammable material within 50 cm of this unit while operating or connected to power e Use a safety chain when mounting this device overhead e Do not operate this device outdoors or in any location where dust excessive heat water or humidity may affect it e Do not operate this device if the housing lenses or cables appear damaged e Do not connect this device to a dimmer or rheostat e ONLY connect this device to a grounded and protected circuit e ONLY use the hanging bracket to carry this device e In case of a serious operating problem stop using immediately e The
4. Tilt Input manual scene Calibrate channel value Edit Scene 250 Fade Time Modify manually fading time Secne Time Modify manually scene time DMX Input Input scene from exterior controller ScXX gt ScXX Auto Input scenes DMX Chart for M6B20W om name function Min DMX Pan Coarse VV Pan Coarse VV KE e ACT NE DIC e mm mme ANC ET PS ee a pet E amp P ree Tt Fine Movement fastest to Slowest Speed e oo Normal Normal Shut Fonatons o eet IC IC w oo Jel C ET NEC SuobeRate Gowiofes e es CAI DN ETA Pulse eftect Forward effect Forvvard PP NS N stops Rate somo sq es CAI M0 ETA Pulse eftect Reverse effect Reverse ELIO EN CI CAI IE Random AE ee Sroa love fas e CA a fect O SAA Et Speed lomos e oren T META 8 mrsa A E AJOJN Random strobe effect slow to fast 223 No function shutter open 224 255 O1 sja 7 10 Dimmer Dimmer Close to Open oo 25 refi e n wier wmo as ojis 12 wniee wron o 7114 10 13 wres wmo e 121511 14 wnes whieosio m o Pis 10 12 15 wnes whteostoo e pra 17 19 16 writes wmo e normal ea Ren o as TBD 15 18 14 17 Control TBD w O1 O1 O1 OAJ A Display On TBD TBD TBD DMX Chart for M6B10RGBW ma name function Min DMX Pfaff Pan Pan Coa MUA OR AS EEE ADE E E LTC AI s Pa twine rines E AE S Pej Pe fe Jr Movement fastest to Slo
5. maximum ambient temperature is 104 F 40 C Do not operate this device at higher temperatures Power Input amp Power Linking This device has an auto switching power supply work with input voltage range of 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz Link up to the maximum 8A DO NOT exceed this Fuse Replacement If the fine wire fuse of the device fuses only replace the fuse by a fuse of same type and rating Before replacing the fuse unplug mains lead Procedure Step 1 Unscrew the fuse holder on the rear panel with a fitting screwdriver from the housing anticlockwise Step 2 Remove the old fuse from the fuse holder Step 3 Install the new fuse in the fuse holder Step 4 Replace the fuse holder in the housing and fix it X 9 DOOR AA o S PON Product Installation This device can be mounted in many orientations provided each v X PEN Y individual device is secured by the use of correct mounting bracket NA ES Use a safety chain when mounting this device overhead 242 N ZN Av Product Appearance LUX Chart Dimensions M6B20W Photometric Data per beam Distance m m Kl f U CIT Cc 0 2 5 per beam a E 1 mt a 2 3 Diameter m 2 5 15 110 15 LUX Intensity 32000 8250 2000 930 M6B10RGBW Photometric Data per beam Distance m 4 per beam Beam opening m O Diameter m 40 22 408 0052 0 0 LUX Intensity 316 66
6. ng Road case available 100V 240V AC 50 60Hz El pos TOW RGBW LED Neutrik Powercon input and output connection 60 000 hours 32000 lux 2 5M for per beam 3167 lux 3M Red per beam 5910 lux 3M Green per beam 950 lux 3M Blue per beam 9080 lux 3M white per beam 20 1 200Hz RGBW Yes 0 100 dimmer 0 5 26 Hz D N 630 2 8 sec or 540 2 0 sec Tile 26541 8 sec 16 bit resolution auto repositioning DMX512 3 pin XLR interfaces DMX512 3 pin XLR interfaces 18 21 17 20 15 18 14 17 channel mode channel mode Yes Yes Yes Yes 10Kg 468x375x375mm 1pc omega brackets with 1 4 turn quick locks Yes
7. re total run time Display value of channel Display brand and model Reset all Reset Pan amp Tilt Reset Colors Reset Gobos Reset Others Pan Reverse Tilt Reverse Choose Pan Degree Encoder wheel on off Choose pan tilt mode Sensitivity of Mic Mode when no signal Temperature at C F Fans mode Sleeping mode Show backlight time Display 180 reverse PROGRAM Display BrightG Display Brightness Brand ShowO Show brand or not Key Lock Key lock on off Language 1 11 8 Fr Sp Language Select Users User Mode Standard Standard mode Extended Extended mode Basic 8bit Basic mode 8bit Basic 16bit Basic mode 16bit User User program mode Edit UserG Max Channel XX Edit users mode Calibration G Passvvord Password 050 Color Fixture IDG Name Name Password Password 050 PID Code Set PID of RDM lo a Reset Connect Reset Connect Reload Default Basic Reload ON Basic Reload Program Reload ON Program Reload Password XXX Password 050 Private Reload ON Private Reload All Reload ON All Reload Play DMX Receive DMX Receive Slave Receive Slave Receive 1 2 3 Choose slave position Sequence Master Alone Run Sequence Music Master Alone Music mode Select Chase 2 Chase Part 1 Chase 1 8 Select and run auto Chase Part 2 Chase 1 8 program Chase Part 3 Chase 1 8 Edit Chase 2 Chase 1 Chase Test Test Step 01 Beginning scene Chase 8 Step 64 Ending scene Edit Scenes Edit Scene 001 Pan
8. te 0 Red 0 Green gt down Blue 255 White 0 Red 0 Green 0 Blue 255 White gt up Red 0 Green 0 Blue gt down White 255 Red gt up Green 0 Blue 0 White 255 Red 255 Green 0 Blue 0 White gt down O 1 W Kp A O CI CI CI co 4 124 154 184 214 2 246 4 123 153 183 213 24 CI aN IN NJ aN al O 247 249 25 299 Green NO 00 Blue White All Color N al O Virtual Color N al NO 18 14 17 Virtual Color2 Color A Color D 11 Color Bounce Black Red full Green gt up Blue 0 White 0 Red gt down Green full Blue 0 White 0 Red 0 Green 255 Blue gt up White 0 Red 0 Green gt down Blue 255 White 0 Red 0 Green 0 Blue 255 White gt up Red 0 Green 0 Blue gt down White 255 Red gt up Green 0 Blue 0 White 255 Red 255 Green 0 Blue 0 White gt down Green Blue White All Color Black Color Continuous Green Blue White All Color Black Color Continuous Green Blue White All Color Black Color Continuous Green Blue White All Color Black Color Continuous Green Blue White All Color Black Color Continuous CI oO IS 4 124 154 184 214 N N IN 246 248 250 202 hm ro rp pr po nla A AR AR A Ni lo o NM P PM PD or amp HR a A oO oO Oo A N al NO B 244 246 248 NIN dan O1 NIO 244 246 4 NIN an Ol NM NO 00 O CI O CI 123 153 183 213 243
9. ture power consumption fan speed Etc Every single device has a unique RDM code programmed at manufacture to distinguish from each other It is not recommended for users to change this code Software upgrade function via DMX cable If there is any new firmware for this device it can be upgraded simply via a software upgrade box no need to change any mechanical parts The upgrade box is not included in the package if need any further assistance please just contact your authorized dealer Hibernation The device will enter sleeping mode if activated after a period of disconnecting DMX signal to save the power consumption and will return immediately as soon as the DMX signal is sent again Display back up communication IC There is a back up communication IC installed in the display PCB so users could replace at once if the original one is broken Display flip By press up and down button for more than 3 seconds the display will flip automatically this function is useful to read menu conveniently when device is hanged Technical Specifications Input Voltages Power Consumption Light source Power Connection LED life Lux Beam angle WM Colors Pixel control Separate control of two heads Dimmer Strobe Head movement Control wireless DMX is available 2 4 inch colour LCD display with back up power Thermostat Controlled variable speed fan RDM and software upgrade via DMX Net weight Overall Size Riggi
10. vvest Speed Norma Normal ShuterFunsions Jo TJ T e CI CA w o e E COS ANTI FET Sros Rasowe e es CI E Pulse eftect Forward effect Forvvard SH Sros Rason es om O ooo yi la s Pulse eftect Reverse sss effect Reverse Soseo es CI y i a Es Random Random Strobe VV gj Sros rasowo ea on o ooo a ET Effect a 2 E E E Ere Speed sowo 2 on ooo a ET D 00 CI N O h O CI O IS ice OI NO al al Shutter closed Effect 1 slow to fast Effect 2 slow to fast Strobe effect slow to fast Effect 3 slow to fast Shutter Effect 4 slow to fast 112 127 Pulse effect in sequences 128 159 Effect 5 slow to fast 160 175 Effect 6 slow to fast 176 191 Random strobe effect slow to fast 192 223 No function shutter open 224 Dimmer Close to Open N al al No Function CTC Function Forward Spin 3 Virtual Color O CI Reverse Spin Function O IS N co Continuous Color Bounce TBD CTC Function Colour Temperature Correction 2000K gt 2700K White 3200K White 4200K 232 239 White 5600K 240 247 White 8000K 248 255 Forward Spin Rainbow Effect Slow gt Fast KR wo gt D YN Y 28 299 223 224 23 al al Reverse Spin Rainbow Effect Slow gt Fast 255 Continuous Color Bounce Black Red full Green gt up Blue 0 White 0 Red gt down Green full Blue 0 White 0 Red 0 Green 255 Blue gt up Whi
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