ADJ PIXIE DRIVER 8000 User manual

PIXIE DRIVER 8000
User Manual

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Date Document
Version
Software
Version DMX Channel Mode Notes
07/25/22 1.0 1.00 Not Applicable Initial Release
Due to additional product features and/or enhancements, an updated version of
this document may be available online. Please check www.adj.com for the
latest revision/update of this manual before beginning installation and/or
programming.
DOCUMENT VERSION

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CONTENTS
General Information 4
Limited Warranty (USA Only) 5
Warranty Registration | Features 6
Safety Guidelines 7
Overview 8
Installation 9
Driver Output Limitations 13
RGB Pixel Control 15
Control Panel 19
System Menu 20
Maintenance Guidelines 25
Specications 26
Dimensions 27
Accessories 28

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INTRODUCTION
Please read and understand the instructions in this manual carefully and thoroughly before attempting
to operate this device. These instructions contain important safety and use information. This product
is intended for use by professionally trained personnel only, and is not suitable for private use.
UNPACKING
Every device has been thoroughly tested and has been shipped in perfect operating condition. Carefully
check the shipping carton for damage that may have occurred during shipping. If the carton is damaged,
carefully inspect the device for damage, and be sure all accessories necessary to install and operate
the device have arrived intact. In the event that damage has been found or parts are missing, please
contact our customer support team for further instructions. Please do not return this device to your
dealer without rst contacting customer support. Please do not discard the shipping carton in the trash.
Please recycle whenever possible.
BOX CONTENTS
Power Cable (x1)
3-meter 4-pin Data Cable (x1)
CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Contact ADJ Service for any product related service and support needs. Also visit forums.adj.com with
questions, comments, or suggestions.
ADJ SERVICE USA - Monday - Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm PST
323-582-2650 | Fax: [phone] | [email protected]
ADJ SERVICE EUROPE - Monday - Friday 08:30 to 17:00 CET
[phone] | Fax: [phone] | [email protected]
REPLACEMENT PARTS please visit parts.adj.com
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
THERE ARE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE THIS UNIT. DO NOT ATTEMPT ANY REPAIRS
YOURSELF, AS DOING SO WILL VOID YOUR MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY. DAMAGES RESULTING
FROM MODIFICATIONS TO THIS FIXTURE AND/OR THE DISREGARD OF SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND
GUIDELINES IN THIS MANUAL VOID THE MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY AND ARE NOT SUBJECT
TO WARRANTY CLAIMS AND/OR REPAIRS.
GENERAL INFORMATION

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A. ADJ Products, LLC hereby warrants, to the original purchaser, ADJ Products, LLC products to be
free of manufacturing defects in material and workmanship for a prescribed period from the date of
purchase (see specic warranty period on reverse). This warranty shall be valid only if the product
is purchased within the United States of America, including possessions and territories. It is the
owner’s responsibility to establish the date and place of purchase by acceptable evidence, at the
time service is sought.
B. For warranty service, you must obtain a Return Authorization number (RA#) before sending back the
product-please contact ADJ Products, LLC Service Department at 800-322-6337. Send the product
only to the ADJ Products, LLC factory. All shipping charges must be pre-paid. If the requested
repairs or service (including parts replacement) are within the terms of this warranty, ADJ Products,
LLC will pay return shipping charges only to a designated point within the United States. If the entire
instrument is sent, it must be shipped in its original package. No accessories should be shipped
with the product. If any accessories are shipped with the product, ADJ Products, LLC shall have no
liability whatsoever for loss of or damage to any such accessories, or for the safe return thereof.
C. This warranty is void of the serial number has been altered or removed; if the product is modied
in any manner which ADJ Products, LLC concludes, after inspection, affects the reliability of the
product, if the product has been repaired or service by anyone other than ADJ Products, LLC factory
unless prior written authorization was issued to purchaser by ADJ Products, LLC; if the product is
damaged because not properly maintained as set forth in the instruction manual.
D. This is not a service contact, and this warranty does not include maintenance, cleaning or periodic
check up. During the period specied above, ADJ Products, LLC will replace defective parts at its
expense with new or refurbished parts, and will absorb all expenses for warrant service and repair
labor by reason of defects in material or workmanship. The sole responsibility of ADJ Products, LLC
under this warranty shall be limited to the repair of the product, or replacement thereof, including
parts, at the sole discretion of ADJ Products, LLC. All products covered by this warranty were
manufactured after August 15, 2012, and bear identifying marks to that effect.
E. ADJ Products, LLC reserves the right to make changes in design and/or improvements upon its
products without any obligation to include these changes in any products theretofore manufactured.
F. No warranty, whether expressed or implied, is given or made with respect to any accessory supplied
with products described above. Except to the extent prohibited by applicable law, all implied warranties
made by ADJ Products, LLC in connection with this product, including warranties of merchantability
or tness, are limited in duration to the warranty period set forth above. And no warranties, whether
expressed or implied, including warranties of merchantability or tness, shall apply to this product
after said period has expired. The consumer’s and/or Dealer’s sole remedy shall be such repair or
replacement as is expressly provided above; and under no circumstances shall ADJ Products, LLC
be liable for any loss or damage, direct or consequential, arising out of the use of, or inability to use,
this product.
G. This warranty is the only written warranty applicable to ADJ Products, LLC Products and supersedes
all prior warranties and written descriptions of warranty terms and conditions heretofore published.
LIMITED WARRANTY PERIODS
• Non L.E.D. Lighting Products = 1-year (365 days) Limited Warranty (Such as: Special Effect
Lighting, Intelligent Lighting, UV lighting, Strobes, Fog Machines, Bubble Machines, Mirror Balls,
Par Cans, Trussing, Lighting Stands etc. excluding LED and lamps)
• Laser Products = 1 Year (365 Days) Limited Warranty (excludes laser diodes which have 6
month limited warranty)
• L.E.D. Products = 2-year (730 days) Limited Warranty (excluding batteries which have a 180 day
limited warranty) Note: 2 Year Warranty only applies to purchases within the United States.
• StarTec Series = 1 Year Limited Warranty (excluding batteries which have a 180 day limited
warranty)
• ADJ DMX Controllers = 2 Year (730 Days) Limited Warranty
LIMITED WARRANTY (USA ONLY)

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• Power / data supply for ADJ Pixie Strip 30, Pixie Strip 60, and Pixie Strip 120
• Manual RGB mode
• Internal programs
• Manual Dimming and Strobe Control
• Full Pixel Mapping Control
• Drives up to 8,160 Pixels via KlingNet (1,020 Pixels per port)
• Drives up to 1,360 Pixels via Art-Net and sACN (170 Pixels per port)
• OLED screen with 4-button menu
• USB port for Firmware Updates
The Pixie Driver 8000 carries a 2 year limited warranty. Please fill out the enclosed warranty card to
validate your purchase. All returned service items,whether under warranty or not, must be freight pre-
paid and accompanied by a return authorization (R.A.) number. The R.A. number must be clearly written
on the outside of the return package. A brief description of the problem as well as the R.A. number
must also be written down on a piece of paper included in the shipping carton. If the unit is under
warranty, you must provide a copy of your proof of purchase invoice. You may obtain anR.A. number
by contacting our customer support team. All packages returned to the service department not dis-
playing anR.A. number on the outside of the package will be returned to the shipper.
FEATURES
WARRANTY REGISTRATION

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For your own personal safety, please read and understand this manual completely before
attempting to install or operate this device!
• Be sure to save the packing carton in the unlikely event that the device needs to be returned for
service.
• Do not spill water or other liquids into or on to the device.
• Be sure that the voltage of the power source matches the required voltage for the device.
• Do not open up the device for any reason. There are no user serviceable parts inside.
• Disconnect the device’s main power when left unused for long periods of time.
• Never connect this device to a dimmer pack.
• Do not attempt to operate this device if it has been damaged in any way.
• Never operate this device with the cover removed.
• To reduce the risk of electrical shock or re, do not expose this device to rain or moisture.
• Do not attempt to operate this device if the power cord has been frayed or broken.
• Do not attempt to remove or break off the ground prong from the electrical cord. This prong is used
to reduce the risk of electrical shock and re in the event of an internal short.
• Disconnect from main power before making any type of connection.
• Never block the ventilation holes. Always be sure to mount this device in an area that will allow
proper ventilation. Allow about 6” (15cm) between this device and a wall.
• This unit is intended for indoor use only. Use of this product outdoors voids all warranties.
• Always mount this unit in a safe and stable matter.
• Please route your power cord out of the way of foot trafc. Power cords should be routed so they
are not likely to be walked on, or pinched by items placed upon or against them.
• The device should be serviced by qualified service personnel when:
A. The power-supply cord or the plug has been damaged.
B. Objects have fallen on, or liquid has been spilled into, the device.
C. The device has been exposed to rain or water.
D. The appliance does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in performance.
Ambient operating temperature ranges is from -4°F to 113°F (-20°C to 45°C). Do not operate this
device when ambient temperature falls outside of this range!
KEEP FLAMMABLE MATERIALS AWAY FROM THIS FIXTURE!
SAFETY GUIDELINES

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OVERVIEW
Service
Port
Mode
Button
Setup
Button
Display
Screen
Up
Button
Down
Button
Power
Switch
Power
In
Safety
Cable
Loop
KlingNet/
Art-Net
Port
Fuse Holders/
DMX Outputs
Mounting
Brackets

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FLAMMABLE MATERIAL WARNING!
Keep drive a minimum of 5.0 feet (1.5m) away from ammable material and/or pyrotechnics.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
A qualied electrician should be used for all electrical connections and/or installations.
DO NOT INSTALL THE DEVICE IF YOU ARE NOT QUALIFIED TO DO SO!
The driver MUST be installed following all local, national, and country commercial electrical and
construction codes and regulations.
Before installing or mounting any device, a professional equipment installer MUST be consulted to
determine whether the mounting structure or surface is properly certied to safely support the combined
weight of the device and any relevant accessories.
Ambient operating temperature range is from -4°F to 113°F (-20°C to 45°C). Do not operate this device
when ambient temperature falls outside this range.
The device should be installed away from walking paths, seating areas, or areas where unauthorized
personnel might be able to reach the device by hand.
INSTALLATION

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CLAMP MOUNTING
This fixture features a mounting point in the middle of the top side for the installation of a mounting
clamp. Additionally, the unit also features a safety cable loop on side face, near the Klingnet/Artnet
Port (see the illustration below). When mounting the fixture to a truss or any other suspended or
overhead installation, be sure to secure an appropriately rated mounting clamp (not included) to the
device. Attach a separate SAFETY CABLE of the appropriate weight rating to the provided safety
cable loop.
INSTALLATION
MOUNTING
CLAMP
ATTACHMENT
POINT
SAFETY
CABLE
LOOP
SAFETY CABLE:
ALWAYS ATTACH A SAFETY CABLE WHENEVER INSTALLING THIS FIX-
TURE IN A SUSPENDED ENVIRONMENT TO ENSURE THAT THE FIXTURE
WILL NOT FALL IF THE CLAMP FAILS.

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RACK MOUNTING
This device can be mounted in a standard 19-inch rack using the mounting brackets located on each
side of the device. Make sure to use mounting hardware that ts the mounting holes on the device
as well as the rack itself. Use all four (4) points on the mounting brackets to ensure that the device is
mounted securely. Please see the illustration below for reference.
INSTALLATION

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MULTIPLE DRIVERS
Up to ve (5) Pixie Driver 8000 devices may be daisy-chained directly together and linked to a single
controller. See the image below for reference. Please note that the controller must be set to KlingNet,
Art-net, or sACN control mode. Do NOT daisy-chain more than ve (5) devices directly together.
If more than ve (5) devices are required, a one-gigabit ethernet switch may be used to expand the size
of the network. However, even in this case, no more than ten (10) branches from the ethernet switch are
allowable, with each branch containing up to ve (5) daisy-chained devices. This permits a maximum of
fty (50) devices to be linked to a single controller, as shown in the image below.
Do NOT exceed this number of devices!
ALLOWABLE CABLE LENGTHS
16-AWG 4-pin extension cable may be used to link multiple devices. However, please take note of
maximum allowable cable lengths, as listed below.
• Max length of cable connecting a controller and a device: 59 feet (18m)
• Max length of cable connecting two devices: 32 feet (10m)
• Max total cable length in a single chain: 98 feet (30m) including the lengths of the lighting strip(s)
INSTALLATION

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There is a limitation to how many pixels can be controlled by each driver output port, which in turn
determines the maximum number of lighting xtures that can be controlled by a single output or driver.
The values listed in the following tables for number of xtures per driver port/driver unit are representative
of the maximum number of xtures that can be connected if the xtures used are all of the same model
type, with individual pixel control.
For example, if you connect only Pixie Strip 30s to the driver, and operate the driver in Kling-Net mode,
you can connect up to 34 units of that model type to each driver port. This is dened by the fact that
each driver port can handle a maximum of 1020 pixels, and each Pixie Strip 30 xture is made up of 30
pixels. Therefore, you have 1020 pixels per driver port, divided by 30 pixels per xture, which equals
34 xtures per driver port.
It is possible to mix and match Pixie Strip model types that are attached to a single driver port. In this
case, the important thing to keep in mind is the maximum number of pixels per driver port.
As long as this value is not exceeded, any combination of Pixie Strip 30s, 60s, and 120s may be used.
PIXIE STRIP 30/60/120
MODEL TOTAL
PIXELS
TOTAL
CONTROL
CHAN.
ARTNET / sACN
MAX PIXELS PER PORT = 170
MAX PIXELS PER DRIVER = 1360
MAX
FIXTURES per
DRIVER PORT
MAX
PIXELS
per
DRIVER
PORT
MAX
FIXTURES
per
DRIVER UNIT
MAX
PIXELS
per
DRIVER
UNIT
Pixie Strip 30 30 90 5 150 40 1200
Pixie Strip 60 60 180 2 120 16 960
Pixie Strip 120 120 360 1 120 8 960
MODEL TOTAL
PIXELS
TOTAL
CONTROL
CHAN.
KLING-NET
MAX PIXELS PER PORT = 1020
MAX PIXELS PER DRIVER = 8160
MAX
FIXTURES per
DRIVER PORT
MAX
PIXELS
per
DRIVER
PORT
MAX
FIXTURES
per
DRIVER UNIT
MAX
PIXELS
per
DRIVER
UNIT
Pixie Strip 30 30 90 34 1020 272 8160
Pixie Strip 60 60 180 17 1020 136 8160
Pixie Strip 120 120 360 8 960 64 7680
DRIVER OUTPUT LIMITATIONS

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Your Pixie Driver 8000 is programmed not to allow Pixie Strip xtures to be added in such a way that
the maximum number of pixels per port would be exceeded. This is done by limiting the number of Pixie
Strip units that can be selected in the System Menu based on what has already been set up on the unit.
If we look at the example from the previous section, where 34 Pixie Strip 30s have been set up on a
single port in Kling-Net mode, the System Menu will not allow any further xtures to be set up on that
port, regardless of model. This is because 34 xtures, times 30 pixels per xture, occupies 1020 pixels.
If we then tried to set up a Pixie Strip 60, the System Menu would not allow any values other than “0”
to be selected, because the port has no remaining free pixel capacity.
If you are having trouble adding the desired number of xtures to a driver port, double check the
number of xtures of other Pixie Strip models that have been set up to see if they are using up all of
the available pixel space on that port.
Now that we have freed up pixels on this driver port, we are able to add the Pixie Strip 60, as desired.
The System Menu now allows you to increase the number of Pixie Strip 60s on this driver port to 1, but
it will not allow you to increase the number any higher because there are not enough pixels free to add
more than 1 Pixie Strip 60. Notice, too, that the only selectable value for Pixie Strip 120s is “0” due to
the fact that 60 free pixels is not enough to run a single Pixie Strip 120.
PIXELS IN USE PIXELS FREE
34 x Pixie Strip 30 1020 pixels 1020 pixel capacity
- 1020 pixels in use
____________________
0 pixels free
0 x Pixie Strip 60 0 pixels
0 x Pixie Strip 120 0 pixels
1020 total pixels in use
PIXELS IN USE PIXELS FREE
32 x Pixie Strip 30 960 pixels 1020 pixel capacity
- 960 pixels in use
____________________
60 pixels free
0 x Pixie Strip 60 0 pixels
0 x Pixie Strip 120 0 pixels
960 total pixels in use
In this case, we would rst need to “make room” on this driver port by reducing the number of Pixie
Strip 30s that are set up. If we reduce the number of Pixie Strip 30s by two units, we then have a total
free pixel capacity of 60 pixels on this port.
If you are having trouble adding the desired number of xtures to a driver port, double check the num-
ber of xtures of other Pixie Strip models that have been set up to see if they are using up all of the
available pixel space on that port.
PIXELS IN USE PIXELS FREE
32 x Pixie Strip 30 960 pixels 1020 pixel capacity
- 1020 pixels in use
____________________
0 pixels free
1 x Pixie Strip 60 60 pixels
0 x Pixie Strip 120 0 pixels
1020 total pixels in use
DRIVER OUTPUT LIMITATIONS

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This feature gives the user the ability to adjust the RGB Pixel Control conguration of the device.
Individual pixels may be controlled independently for ner control over the resolution of the device’s
lighting display. Alternately, multiple individual pixels may be grouped together under a common set
of control channels in order to reduce the number of required control channels. This also reduces the
effective pixel count for each xture, thereby allowing an increased number of xtures to be operated
off of the same driver port (see the Driver Output Limitations section). The downside to this is the
reduced resolution of the lighting display.
For example, if the user is setting up a Pixie Strip 30 containing thirty (30) individual pixels, the nest level
of control would be 1x30, which signies 30 groups of 1 pixel each. In a 1x30 pixel control conguration,
each of the 30 pixels is controlled independently, giving the lighting display a ne degree of resolution.
However, each individual pixel requires 3 control channels (Red, Green, and Blue), and therefore 90
control channels are required to operate the device in this conguration, in addition to the need for the
driver port to have free capacity to control at least 30 pixels.
If using fewer control channels or less driver port pixel capacity is desired, the user may opt for a
different pixel control conguration, such as 2x15. This conguration separates the lighting display
into 15 groups, each containing 2 individual pixels, with each group being controlled by a single set of
control channels. Thus, the requirement for number of control channels is reduced to 45 (15 groups
each requiring 3 control channels for Red, Green, and Blue). Moreover, each group of 2 pixels can now
be treated effectively as a single large pixel, reducing the required driver port free pixel capacity to just
15 pixels. This is particularly useful when operating in Art-Net or sACN mode, where each driver
port can accommodate a relatively limited number of pixels.
RGB PIXEL CONTROL

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PIXEL CONTROL MODES, FULL LIST
Pixel
Count Pixel Group Options
1 1x1
2 1x2, 2x1
3 1x3, 3x1
4 1x4, 2x2, 4x1
5 1x5, 5x1
6 1x6, 2x3, 3x2, 6x1
7 1x7
8 1x8, 2x4, 4x2, 8x1
9 1x9, 3x3, 9x1
10 1x10, 2x5, 5x2, 10x1
11 1x11
12 1x12, 2x6, 3x4, 4x3, 6x2, 12x1
13 1x13
14 1x14, 2x7, 7x2, 14x1
15 1x15, 3x5, 5x3, 15x1
16 1x16, 2x8, 4x4, 8x2, 16x1
17 1x17
18 1x18, 2x9, 3x6, 6x3, 9x2, 18x1
19 1x19
20 1x20, 2x10, 4x5, 5x4, 10x2, 20x1
21 1x21, 3x7, 7x3, 21x1
22 1x22, 2x11, 11x2, 22x1
23 1x23
24 1x24, 2x12, 3x8, 4x6, 6x4, 8x3, 12x2, 24x1
25 1x25, 5x5, 25x1
26 1x26, 2x13, 13x2, 26x1
27 1x27, 3x9, 9x3, 27x1
28 1x28, 2x14, 4x7, 7x4, 14x2, 28x1
29 1x29
30 1x30, 2x15, 3x10, 5x6, 6x5, 10x3, 15x2,
30x1
31 1x31
32 1x32, 2x16, 4x8, 8x4, 16x2, 32x1
Pixel
Count Pixel Group Options
33 1x33, 3x11, 11x3, 33x1
34 1x34, 2x17, 17x2, 34x1
35 1x35, 5x7, 7x5, 35x1
36 1x36, 2x18, 3x12, 4x9, 6x6, 9x4, 12x3,
18x2, 36x1
37 1x37
38 1x38, 2x19, 19x2, 38x1
39 1x39, 3x13, 13x3, 39x1
40 1x40, 2x20, 4x10, 5x8, 8x5, 10x4, 20x2,
40x1
41 1x41
42 1x42, 2x21, 3x14, 6x7, 7x6, 14x3, 21x2,
42x1
43 1x43
44 1x44, 2x22, 4x11, 11x4, 22x2, 44x1
45 1x45, 3x15, 5x9, 9x5, 15x3, 45x1
46 1x46, 2x23, 23x2, 46x1
47 1x47
48 1x48, 2x24, 3x16, 4x12, 6x8, 8x6, 12x4,
16x3, 24x2, 48x1
49 1x49, 7x7, 49x1
50 1x50, 2x25, 5x10, 10x5, 25x2, 50x1
51 1x51, 3x17, 17x3, 51x1
52 1x52, 2x26, 4x13, 13x4, 26x2, 52x1
53 1x53
54 1x54, 2x27, 3x18, 6x9, 9x6, 18x3, 27x2,
54x1
55 1x55, 5x11, 11x5, 55x1
56 1x56, 2x28, 4x14,7x8, 8x7, 14x4, 28x2,
56x1
57 1x57, 3x19, 19x3, 57x1
58 1x58, 2x29, 29x2, 58x1
59 1x59
60 1x60, 2x30, 3x20, 4x15, 5x12, 6x10, 10x6,
12x5, 15x4, 20x3, 30x2, 60x1
RGB PIXEL CONTROL

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RGB PIXEL CONTROL
PIXEL CONTROL MODES, FULL LIST (continued)
Pixel
Count Pixel Group Options
61 1x61
62 1x62, 2x31, 31x2, 62x1
63 1x63, 3x21, 7x9, 9x7, 21x3, 63x1
64 1x64, 2x32, 4x16, 8x8, 16x4, 32x2, 64x1
65 1x65, 5x13, 13x5, 65x1
66 1x66, 2x33, 3x22, 6x11, 11x6, 22x3, 33x2,
66x1
67 1x67
68 1x68, 2x34, 4x17, 17x4, 34x2, 68x1
69 1x69, 3x23, 23x3, 69x1
70 1x70, 2x35, 5x14, 7x10, 10x7, 14x5, 35x2,
70x1
71 1x71
72 1x72, 2x36, 3x24, 4x18, 6x12, 8x9, 9x8,
12x6, 18x4, 24x3, 36x2, 72x1
73 1x73
74 1x74, 2x37, 37x2, 74x1
75 1x75, 3x25, 5x15, 15x5, 25x3, 75x1
76 1x76, 2x38, 4x19, 19x4, 38x2, 76x1
77 1x77, 7x11, 11x7, 77x1
78 1x78, 2x39, 3x26, 6x13, 13x6, 26x3, 39x2,
78x1
79 1x79
80 1x80, 2x40, 4x20, 5x16, 8x10, 10x8, 16x5,
20x4, 40x2, 80x1
81 1x81, 3x27, 9x9, 27x3, 81x1
82 1x82, 2x41, 41x2, 82x1
83 1x83
84 1x84, 2x42, 3x28, 4x21, 6x14, 7x12, 12x7,
14x6, 21x4, 28x3, 42x2, 84x1
85 1x85, 5x17, 17x5, 85x1
86 1x86, 2x43, 43x2, 86x1
87 1x87, 3x29, 29x3, 87x1
88 1x88, 2x44, 4x22, 8x11, 11x8, 22x4, 44x2,
88x1
89 1x89
Pixel
Count Pixel Group Options
90 1x90, 2x45, 3x30, 5x18, 6x15, 9x10, 10x9,
15x6, 18x5, 30x3, 45x2, 90x1
91 1x91, 7x13, 13x7, 91x1
92 1x92, 2x46, 4x23, 23x4, 46x2, 92x1
93 1x93, 3x31, 31x3, 93x1
94 1x94, 2x47, 47x2, 94x1
95 1x95, 5x19, 19x5, 95x1
96 1x96, 2x48, 3x32, 4x24, 6x16, 8x12, 12x8,
16x6, 24x4, 32x3, 48x2, 96x1
97 1x97
98 1x98, 2x49, 7x14, 14x7, 49x2, 98x1
99 1x99, 3x33, 9x11, 11x9, 33x3, 99x1
100 1x100, 2x50, 4x25, 5x20, 10x10, 20x5,
25x4, 50x2, 100x1
101 1x101
102 1x102, 2x51, 3x34, 6x17, 17x6, 34x3,
51x2, 102x1
103 1x103
104 1x104, 2x52, 4x26, 8x13, 13x8, 26x4,
52x2, 104x1
105 1x105, 3x35, 5x21, 7x15, 15x7, 21x5,
35x3, 105x1
106 1x106, 2x53, 53x2, 106x1
107 1x107
108 1x108, 2x54, 3x36, 4x27, 6x18, 9x12,
12x9, 18x6, 27x4, 36x3, 54x2, 108x1
109 1x109
110 1x110, 2x55, 5x22, 10x11, 11x10, 22x5,
55x2, 110x1
111 1x111, 3x37, 37x3, 111x1
112 1x112, 2x56, 4x28, 7x16, 8x14, 14x8,
16x7, 28x4, 56x2, 112x1
113 1x113
114 1x114, 2x57, 3x38, 6x19, 19x6, 38x3,
57x2, 114x1
115 1x115, 5x23, 23x5, 115x1
116 1x116, 2x58, 4x29, 29x4, 58x2, 116x1
117 1x117, 3x39, 9x13, 13x9, 39x3, 117x1

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Pixel
Count Pixel Group Options
118 1x118, 2x59, 59x2, 118x1
119 1x119, 7x17, 17x7, 119x1
120
1x120, 2x60, 3x40, 4x30, 5x24, 6x20,
8x15, 10x12, 12x10, 15x8, 20x6, 24x5,
30x4, 40x3,60x2, 120x1
121 1x121, 11x11, 121x1
122 1x122, 2x61, 61x2, 122x1
123 1x123, 3x41, 41x3, 123x1
124 1x124, 2x62, 4x31, 31x4, 62x2, 124x1
125 1x125, 5x25, 25x5, 125x1
126 1x126, 2x63, 3x42, 6x21, 7x18, 9x14,
14x9, 18x7, 21x6, 42x3, 63x2, 126x1
127 1x127
128 1x128, 2x64, 4x32, 8x16, 16x8, 32x4,
64x2, 128x1
129 1x129, 3x43, 43x3, 129x1
130 1x130, 2x65, 5x26, 10x13, 13x10, 26x5,
65x2, 130x1
131 1x131
132 1x132, 2x66, 3x44, 4x33, 6x22, 11x12,
12x11, 22x6, 33x4, 44x3, 66x2, 132x1
133 1x133, 7x19, 19x7, 133x1
134 1x134, 2x67, 67x2, 134x1
135 1x135, 3x45, 5x27, 9x15, 15x9, 27x5,
45x3, 135x1
136 1x136, 2x68, 4x34, 8x17, 17x8, 34x4,
68x2, 136x1
137 1x137
138 1x138, 2x69, 3x46, 6x23, 23x6, 46x3,
69x2, 138x1
139 1x139
140 1x140, 2x70, 4x35, 5x28, 7x20, 10x14,
14x10, 20x7, 28x5, 35x4, 70x2, 140x1
141 1x141, 3x47, 47x3, 141x1
142 1x142, 2x71, 71x2, 142x1
143 1x143, 11x13, 13x11, 143x1
144
1x144, 2x72, 3x48, 6x36, 8x24, 9x18,
12x16, 16x12, 18x9, 24x8, 36x6, 48x3,
72x2, 144x1
145 1x145, 5x29, 29x5, 145x1
Pixel
Count Pixel Group Options
146 1x146, 2x73, 73x2, 146x1
147 1x147, 3x49, 7x21, 21x7, 49x3, 147x1
148 1x148, 2x74, 4x37, 37x4, 74x2, 148x1
149 1x149
150 1x150, 2x75, 3x50, 5x30, 6x25, 10x15,
15x10, 25x6, 30x5, 50x3, 75x2, 150x1
151 1x151
152 1x152, 2x76, 4x38, 8x19, 19x8, 38x4,
76x2, 152x1
153 1x153, 3x51, 9x17, 17x9, 51x3, 153x1
154 1x154, 2x77, 7x22, 11x14, 14x11, 22x7,
77x2, 154x1
155 1x155, 5x31, 31x5, 155x1
156 1x156, 2x78, 3x52, 4x39, 6x26, 12x13,
13x12, 26x6, 39x4, 52x3, 78x2, 156x1
157 1x157
158 1x158, 2x79, 79x2, 158x1
159 1x159, 3x53, 53x3, 159x1
160 1x160, 2x80, 4x40, 5x32, 8x20, 10x16,
16x10, 20x8, 32x5, 40x4, 80x2, 160x1
161 1x161, 7x23, 23x7, 161x1
162 1x162, 2x81, 3x54, 6x27, 9x18, 18x9,
27x6, 54x3, 81x2, 162x1
163 1x163
164 1x164, 2x82, 4x41, 41x4, 82x2, 164x1
165 1x165, 3x55, 5x33, 11x15, 15x11, 33x5,
55x3, 165x1
166 1x166, 2x83, 83x2, 166x1
167 1x167
168
1x168, 2x84, 3x56, 4x42, 6x28, 7x24,
8x21, 12x14, 14x12, 21x8, 24x7, 28x6,
42x4, 56x3, 84x2, 168x1
169 1x169, 13x13, 169x1
170 1x170, 2x85, 5x34, 10x17, 17x10, 34x5,
85x2, 170x1
RGB PIXEL CONTROL
PIXEL CONTROL MODES, FULL LIST

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The device includes an easy to navigate system menu control panel display where all necessary
settings and adjustments are made (see image below).
• The MODE button is used to cycle through main menu options, or to return to the previous menu.
• The SETUP button is used to select an option in either the main menu or the sub-menu of any main
menu item, and to cycle through the sub-menu options.
• The UP and DOWN buttons are used to adjust the values of the sub-menu options.
CONTROL PANEL

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MANUAL
CONTROL
Red 000 - 255
Green 000 - 255
Blue 000 - 255
Port1 EN/DIS Enable / Disable
Port2 EN/DIS Enable / Disable
Port3 EN/DIS Enable / Disable
Port4 EN/DIS Enable / Disable
Port5 EN/DIS Enable / Disable
Port6 EN/DIS Enable / Disable
Port7 EN/DIS Enable / Disable
Port8 EN/DIS Enable / Disable
KLINGNET
Port1 Out Set Pixie Strip Setup
30 Number xx 00 - 34
60 Number xx 00 - 17 Default = 10
120 Number xx 00 - 08
Port2 Out Set Pixie Strip Setup
30 Number xx 00 - 34
60 Number xx 00 - 17 Default = 10
120 Number xx 00 - 08
... ... ... ... ...
Port8 Out Set Pixie Strip Setup
30 Number xx 00 - 34
60 Number xx 00 - 17 Default = 10
120 Number xx 00 - 08
Pixie Groups
1&2
30x1 RGB Pixels, 15x2 RGB Pixels...2x15 RGB
Pixels
Display if this
port group has
at least one
Pixie Strip 30
60x1 RGB Pixels, 30x2 RGB Pixels...2x30 RGB
Pixels
Display if this
port group has
at least one
Pixie Strip 30
and at least one
Pixie Strip 60
120x1 RGB Pixels, 60x2 RGB Pixels...2x60 RGB
Pixels
Display if this
port group
contains no
Pixie Strip 30s
and no Pixie
Strip 60s
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