• Only qualified technicians should operate the device, adhering to safety warnings to prevent electric shock and other hazards.
• Disconnect the power supply before servicing.
• Allow the device to reach room temperature before exposure to temperature changes.
• Ensure the device is earthed and avoid modifications that void the warranty.

• Power Supply: AC120-240V, 50/60Hz, 1600W consumption.
• Light Source: LED with a color temperature of 8000±400K and a lifespan of over 50,000 hours.
• Movement: Pan and tilt with advanced repositioning system.
• Colors and Gobos: CMY+CTO color mixing, dichroic filters, and rotating gobo wheels.
• Control: DMX-512 with multiple channel modes and operation modes.
• Display: Full-color LCD with optional rechargeable battery.

• Includes components like LED assembly, tilt lock, display, and DMX connections.

• Installation must be performed by qualified personnel and include a secondary safety attachment.
• Do not use the fixture outside the temperature range of -10°C to 45°C.

• Connect devices in series using XLR cables and consider using a DMX terminator for long distances or noisy environments.

• Set the DMX starting address to ensure correct fixture response to control signals.

• Includes setup and operation of wireless DMX systems with indicators for connection status.

• Features a rotary knob for menu navigation and settings adjustments.

The device requires a Li-Ion rechargeable battery. For the initial installation, ensure the unit is disconnected from AC power. Install the battery, remove it, and then reinstall it. This procedure is necessary only for the first installation.

To set the DMX address, access the main menu by double-clicking the rotary knob. Navigate to 'ADDRESS' and select 'Set DMX Address'. Adjust the address using the rotary knob and confirm by long pressing to return to the main menu.

User modes allow customization of channel orders. Access 'USERS MODE' from the main menu, select the desired mode (Basic, Stand, User Mode A/B/C), and configure as needed. Return to the main menu by long pressing the rotary knob.

Various options such as No DMX Mode, Pan/Tilt Reverse, Pan Degree, Feedback, and Hibernation can be configured through the 'Options' menu. Each setting can be toggled or adjusted using the rotary knob, with changes confirmed by long pressing to return to the main menu.

Access the 'Service PIN' menu to set IP addresses, manage cross-load software, and clear LED timers. The default password is '050'.

Fan speed can be set to Auto, Stage, Studio, Silence, or Theatre. Display settings include shutoff time, flip display, key lock, and display flash options, all adjustable via the 'Display Setting' menu.

Choose between DMX, WDMX, Art-Net, and sACN signals through the 'Signal Select' menu.

Users can toggle between Celsius and Fahrenheit for temperature display. The process involves accessing the main menu, selecting 'Options', and then 'Temperature C/F'.

This function allows users to view the initial effect position, such as PAN settings. The navigation involves accessing the main menu and selecting 'Initial Pos.'.

The projector supports wireless data transmission. Users can activate or deactivate WDMX and log out from the wireless sender through the 'Wireless DMX' option.

Users can select between different dimming curves, such as Square Law and Linear, by navigating through the 'Dim Curve' option.

This function allows users to select the refresh rate from options like 1.2K, 2.4K, 16K, and 25K.

Users can toggle Gobo Correction on or off through the 'Gobo Correction' menu.

This function allows users to reset the Pan/Tilt fade settings.

Includes displaying DMX values, setting the device as a slave, and running auto programs. Users can navigate through the 'Trigger' menu to access these functions.

Users can restore factory settings by selecting 'Reset Default' and toggling between ON and OFF.

This section provides various information displays such as current time, total life hours, last run hours, LED hours, and timer PIN. Users can access these through the 'Info' menu.

Displays temperature and fan speed information. Users can access these through the 'Temp Info' and 'Fan Info' menus.

Users can view the software version and network settings through the 'Software Ver' and 'Network' menus.

Includes resetting the device, testing channels, manual control, calibration, and gobo replacement. These functions are accessible through the 'Test' menu.

Allows users to select, edit, and run programs. The master fixture can output different program signals to slave fixtures, which can be set to operate specific parts of the program.

The document outlines the DMX protocol for controlling lighting fixtures, detailing the functions and values for 70 DMX channels. Key functions include PAN and TILT movement, shutter and strobe effects, dimmer intensity, zoom, focus, color wheel adjustments, and various gobo and prism controls. Each channel is associated with specific values that dictate the behavior of the lighting fixture, such as speed, intensity, and color changes.

The document describes error messages that may appear during device operation. Errors are typically related to the malfunction of the magnetic-indexing circuit or stepper motor issues. Common errors include:

• PAN and TILT Movement Errors: Indicate issues with the yoke or head movement.
• Zoom and Focus Errors: Indicate problems with the zoom or focus mechanisms.
• Color Wheel Errors: Indicate issues with color wheel positioning.

• Regular maintenance and checks of the magnetic-indexing circuits and stepper motors are recommended to prevent errors.
• Users should avoid self-repair and contact authorized service providers for persistent issues.

Several error messages are detailed, indicating issues with the fixture's magnetic-indexing circuit or stepper motor. These errors include Blade 1_Rot, Blade 2 wheel, Blade 2_Rot wheel, Blade 3 wheel, Blade 3_Rot wheel, Blade 4 wheel, Blade 4_Rot wheel, All_Blade_Rot wheel, Frost 2 wheel, Animation_Rot 1 wheel, and Animation_Rot 2 wheel errors. Each error suggests that the respective movement is not in the default position after a reset, potentially due to sensor failure, missing magnets, or defective stepper motors or driving ICs on the main PCB.

Regular inspection and maintenance are crucial to ensure the device's longevity and performance. Key points include:

• Ensure all screws are tightly connected and free from corrosion.
• Check for deformations in housing lenses and installation points.
• Motorized parts should move smoothly without signs of wear.
• Power supply cables must be free from damage and material fatigue.

• Weekly cleaning of lenses to prevent dust accumulation.
• Weekly cleaning of fans for optimal airflow and cooling.
• Quarterly electrical checks by a qualified electrician to ensure good circuit contacts and prevent overheating.

All information is subject to change without notice, and errors and omissions are excepted.