Elumen8 ELUM121, User Manual

Page 1: ...Order Code ELUM121 User Manual www prolight co uk ...

Page 2: ...ications 3 3 How To Set The Fixture 4 3 1 Control Panel 4 3 2 Barn Door Installation 5 3 3 Main Functions 6 4 How To Control The Unit 12 4 1 DMX Control 12 4 2 DMX 512 Configuration 13 4 3 DMX 512 Connections 15 5 Troubleshooting 16 6 Fixture Cleaning 16 ...

Page 3: ...ains power before replacement or servicing Please make sure there are no flammable materials close to the unit while operating as they may be a fire hazard Use a safety cable when installing this unit Maximum ambient temperature is Ta 40 DO NOT operate it where the temperature is higher than this Unit surface temperature may reach up to 55 DO NOT touch the housing with bare hands during operation ...

Page 4: ... safety cable that can hold 12 times of the weight of the unit when installing the fixture The equipment must be installed by professionals It must be installed in a place where is out of the reach of people and no one can pass by or under it 2 Technical Specifications Powerful cyclorama projector with innovative optics featuring a high power quad colour LED and 90 x 113 beam angle delivering exce...

Page 5: ...re 3 1 Control Panel 4 1 Display Used to show the various menus and selected functions 2 DMX IN For DMX 512 linking use 5 pin XLR cables 3 POWER IN Used to connect mains supply power 4 POWER OUT Used to connect to supply power ...

Page 6: ... Barn Door Installation Please insert the Barn Door into the outer most slot from the topside of the fixture as per arrow 1 To secure in place fasten the lock Note Please take care to ensure the Barn Door is securely located inside the left right and lower barn door rails Finally as per the arrow 2 Note the lock must slide to the right in order to open close flip down the lock cap again as arrow 3...

Page 7: ...e required function is shown on the display Select the function by pressing the ENTER button Use the UP and DOWN buttons to choose the submenu press the ENTER button to store and automatically return to the last menu Press the MENU button or leave the unit idle for one minute to exit the menu mode ...

Page 8: ...inear Curve Inverse Square Law S curve Square Law Colour Dimming Mode Colour Macro Static Colour Mode StandAlone Red Green Blue White Color 1 Color 32 Macro 1 Macro 7 LEE Colour Colour Temp Strobe Dimmer Dimmer Fine ...

Page 9: ...he MENU button for about one second or wait for one minute to exit the menu mode Stand Alone To select Stand Alone press the ENTER button to confirm use the UP DOWN buttons to select Colour Dimming Mode Static Colour Mode or Colour Macro Colour Dimming Mode To select Colour Dimming Mode press the ENTER button to confirm When you select Mode 1 4 ch use the UP DOWN buttons to select Red Green Blue o...

Page 10: ...ure will remember the stand alone mode set even after a power off and back on cycle Dimmer Curve To select Dimmer Curve press the ENTER button to show the DIMMER CURVE on the display the current setting will be highlighted on the display use the UP DOWN button to select Linear Square Law Inverse Square Law or S cure To go back to the functions without any changes press the MENU button again Press ...

Page 11: ...R button to setup To go back to the functions without any changes press the MENU button again Press and hold the MENU button for about one second or wait for one minute to exit the menu mode Backlight Auto Off To select Backlight Auto Off press the ENTER button to confirm current mode will be highlighted on the display use the UP DOWN button to select Yes display goes off one minute after exiting ...

Page 12: ... number of fixture hours will show on the display To go back to the functions without any changes press the MENU button again Press and hold the MENU button for about one second or wait for one minute to exit the menu mode LED Temp To select LED Temp press the ENTER button to confirm the current running temperature of the fixture will show on the display To go back to the functions without any cha...

Page 13: ... Controller If you use a universal DMX controller to control the units you have to set DMX address from 1 to 512 so that the units can receive DMX signal Press MENU button to enter the menu mode select DMX Functions and press the ENTER button to confirm Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select DMX Address press the ENTER button to confirm the present address will blink on the display use the UP and D...

Page 14: ...255 WHITE 0 100 5 000 001 006 007 013 014 020 021 027 028 034 035 041 042 048 049 055 056 062 063 069 070 076 077 083 084 090 091 097 098 104 COLOUR MACRO Open LEE 790 Moroccan Pink LEE 157 Pink LEE 332 Special Rose Pink LEE 328 Follies Pink LEE 345 Fuchsia Pink LEE 194 Surprise Pink LEE 181 Congo Blue LEE 071 Tokyo Blue LEE 120 Deep Blue LEE 079 Just Blue LEE 132 Medium Blue LEE 200 Double CT Blu...

Page 15: ... 122 Fern Green LEE 738 JAS Green LEE 088 Lime Green LEE 100 Spring Yellow LEE 104 Deep Amber LEE 179 Chrome Orange LEE 105 Orange LEE 021 Gold Amber LEE 778 Millennium Gold LEE 135 Deep Gold Amber LEE 164 Flame Red 6 000 255 COLOR TEMPERATURE 2800K 6000K 7 000 007 008 015 016 131 132 139 140 181 182 189 190 231 232 239 240 247 248 255 STROBE Off Open Strobe Slow Fast open Fast Close Slow Open Ope...

Page 16: ...of the next unit The cable cannot be branched or split to a Y cable 3 The DMX output and input connectors are a pass through type to maintain the DMX circuit when one of the units power is disconnected 4 Each unit needs to have a DMX address to receive the data by the controller The address number is between 0 511 usually 0 1 are equal to 1 5 The end of the DMX 512 system should be terminated to r...

Page 17: ...2 If the DMX LED is on and no response to the desk check the address settings and DMX polarity 3 Try another DMX controller 6 Fixture Cleaning Cleaning The cleaning of internal and external optical lenses and or mirrors must be carried out periodically to optimize light output Cleaning frequency depends on the environment in which the fixture operates damp smoky or particularly dirty surrounding c...

Page 18: ...ark in accordance with the provision of the Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC Directive 89 336 EEC EN55103 1 2009 EN55103 2 2009 EN62471 2008 EN61000 3 2 2006 A1 2009 A2 2009 EN61000 3 3 2008 Harmonized Standard EN 60598 1 2015 EN 60598 2 17 1989 A2 1991 EN 62471 2008 EN 62493 2010 Safety of household and similar electrical appliances Part 1 General requirements ...