Ayra OSO Sunny 512 User manual

OSO Sunny 512
DMX controller
User manual
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Safety instructions
This unit must be operated by, or under the supervision of an adult. This device is not suitable for children.
Every person involved with the installation, operation and maintenance of this device has to:
- Be qualified
- Follow the instructions of this manual
- Ma e sure there is no damage caused by transport. If the device seems damaged from the outside, do not
use it and contact your dealer for more information and consultation.
- To ma e sure the device maintains in perfect condition and for safe operation, it is necessary for the user to
follow the instructions and warning notes of this user manual.
- Damage caused by improper use or modifications to the device are not covered by warranty.
- This device does not have any user-serviceable parts inside. Servicing of this device needs to be done by
qualified technicians.
Important notes regarding safety and health:
- Never let the power cord come in contact with other cables. Handle the power cord and all connectors with
the mains with caution.
- Never remove any warning or informative labels from the unit
- The ground contact always needs to be connected. Do not cover or remove the ground contact.
- Never leave cables lying around
- Do not open the device and do not modify any hard- or software of this unit.
- Do not insert this object into air vents.
- Do not connect this device to a dimmerpac .
- Do not switch the system on and off frequently as this will reduce the lifespan of the device.
- Do not drive the inputs of the fixture with a signal larger than required to wor at full performance.
- Only use this device indoor, avoid contact with water, moist or other liquids. Do not place items filled with
liquids on top of the unit.
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W RNING!
lways keep this device away from moisture and rain! Hazardous electrical shocks may occur!
W RNING!
Only connect this device to a matching power outlet. This device is intended to work on a
specified C currency. Connecting this device to power outlets with other voltages may result in
permanent damage and possible hazardous situations, such as fire or electrical shocks!
W RNING!
Be careful with every operation of this device. Touching live wires inside and outside the unit
may cause hazardous electrical shocks!

- Avoid nearby flames or heat sources, do not place this device near flammable liquids, gas or flammable
items.
- Always disconnect the device when it is not in use for a longer period or time, when servicing is needed or
when the device needs cleaning.
- Only handle the power cord by its connectors. Never pull the cable to remove a connector from its soc et,
as this could lead to damage and electrical shoc s.
- Always operate this device with a stable AC current.
- Always operate this device with the AC ground wire connected to the electrical system's ground.
- Never use other types of cables than specified in the manual, do not use defective or bad functioning
cables. Contact your dealer when the included or required cables do not wor properly with this device.
- When the device has been exposed to large temperature differences (for example, transport from outdoor
to indoor), do not connect the device immediately. Do not activate the unit until it has reached room
temperature, as moist might build up inside the unit, which may cause shortcuts and/or electrical shoc s.
Guidelines and types of use:
- This device is intended to be used by professionals on stage, in theaters, clubs and other equal venues.
- This device is not suitable for children and always needs to be operated by an adult.
- Only use the device when the environment is suitable and will not cause any damage. Do not use the
product in moist or dusty environments, or where long-term damage may occur such as:
- indoor swimming pools where chlorine is used.
- Beaches, where sand and salt are present.
- Outdoor, without roof protection
- Indoor areas where intense heat sources are present or where the temperature exceeds levels
which are comfortable for humans.
- Only use the included power adapter and only connect the device to a suitable power outlet with the correct
output voltage. Connecting the device to a power outlet with the wrong type of voltage or using the product
with a wrong type of power supply may cause permanent damage to the device.
- Avoid shoc s and collision during use and transport. Do not transport the device while in use. Avoid brute
force during the installation and operation of this device.
- Familiarize yourself with the functions of the device before use. Do not allow operation of the device by
uns illed or unqualified people.
- Use of the device in other ways than described in this user manual may cause damage and injury. Ayra
does not ta e responsibility for any damage or injury caused by improper use.
Storage and transport:
- This device is intended for mobile use. When transported, use the original pac aging of the product, or a
fitting flightcase, preferably filled with foam.
- This device is not intended for permanent use. Operation brea s will ensure that the lifespan of the device
remains unchanged.
- If the device is not used for a longer period of time, disconnect it from its power source and store it in its
original pac aging, or in a fitting flightcase.
- Store the device indoor, dry and do not expose the device to extreme temperature differences.
Housing:
- Inspect the housing of the device frequently. Severe dents, crac s and missing screws should be avoided
at all costs. Do not use the device when the housing is not in optimal condition. Contact your dealer or a
s illed technician when in doubt about the state of the device
- Chec the fixture and screws for corrosion. Corrosion should not be present on the fixture. Contact your
dealer or a s illed technician when corrosion is found on the fixture
- Every power or signal chassis/connector should be mounted tightly. Do not use the device when connectors
are loose.
- Do not use the power cord when the cores are visible. Contact your dealer for a replacement if needed.
- Avoid the buildup of dust and dirt. Clean the exterior of the fixture every month with a dry or damp cloth.
When using the device intensively, the cleaning frequency needs to be increased.
Fuses:
- The main fuse of this device is to be found on the rear of the device. In most cases, directly next to the
power inlet.
- Only replace a fuse for a new one with the same type and rating! Do not use a fuse with a higher or lower
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rating.
- Do not bridge the fuse with electrical wires, aluminum foil, as the fuse is used for protection against
electrical shoc s and short circuit.
- Always mount the fuse cover bac to the fuse compartment.
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Box contents
Box contents
1x OSO Sunny 512 DMX controller
1x USB LED goosenec light
1x power supply
Unit and accessory inspection
- Always chec the unit, box and accessories for possible damage before use. If you suspect that something
is wrong with the unit, do not connect it to a power source! When you suspect that your unit is bro en or
damaged, contact your local dealer or a certified technician to inspect the unit.
- If any of the parts that should be included is missing, contact your local dealer for help.
- If the box appears severely damaged, soa ed with liquid or ripped apart, do not unpac the product and
contact your local dealer for help and more information.
- Always preserve the original box and pac aging materials as long as the warranty period is active. This
way, the device can be transported for repair and inspection safely.
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Product overview
Scanner section
- Clear: Clears all selected scanners/fixtures and will quit manual operation
- 1-16: Selects the page with scanner/fixture 1-16
- 17-32: Selects the page with scanner/fixture 17-32
- Hold: Scanner hold ey, to select different scanners/fixtures at the same time. Function is active when the
LED is on.
- 1-16 scanner key: Scanner/fixture eys to select one of the 16 scanners. To enter 17-32, use the 17-32
ey. When a scanner/fixture is active, the corresponding LED will be on.
Channel section
The 16 channel faders control the value for each channel of a fixture. When a fixture has less than 16
channels, only the corresponding channels will activate features of your connected DMX fixtures.
Each fader sends out a value between 0 and 255 (256 values). Every channel is provided with an activation
status-LED.
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Scene section
- The console has the ability to store 48 scenes, spread over 3 pages with 16 buttons each. Switch trough
the pages by using the , B and C buttons.
- When a ey is pressed, the corresponding LED turns on, indicating that the scene is activated.
When pressing page , you can control scene 1-16, when pressing page B, you can control scene 17-32,
when pressing page C you can control scene 33-48.
- When you select a certain page (for example: C), it is possible that the LED of page A is on. This means
that there are activated scenes running on that page, for your reference.
- Single: When activated, only one scene at a time can be triggered. When de-activated, multiple scenes
can be activated at the same time
- 1-16: Scene number eys, which control the 16 scenes of each page.
Chase section
- The console has the ability to store 48 chases, spread over 3 pages with 16 buttons each. Switch trough
the pages by using the , B and C buttons.
- When a ey is pressed, the corresponding LED turns on, indicating that the chase is activated.
When pressing page , you can control chase 1-16, when pressing page B, you can control chase 17-32,
when pressing page C you can control chase 33-48.
- When you select a certain page (for example: C), it is possible that the LED of page A is on. This means
that there are activated chases running on that page, for your reference.
- Single: When activated, only one chase at a time can be triggered. When de-activated, multiple chases
(max. 4) can be activated at the same time
- 1-16: Chase number eys, which control the 16 chases of each page.
Environment section
- The console has the ability to store 15 environment settings, of which one at a time can be selected. You
may use this for optional decoration lighting, but also to activate complete prepared lightshow settings.
- An environment-setting consists of several chases, scenes and manual editing. You may combine these
features as you want.
Edit section
- Save to scene: This function saves the current channel values of selected scanners to a scene with a
number.
Set the channel values of one or more scanners/fixtures and press the button. Then select a Scene page
and a Scene number to store the scene to.
- Edit chase: Press the ey, the indicated LED will blin to inform you that the chase edit mode is enabled.
When you press the ey again, the corrections will be stored and you will exit the chase edit mode
- Save to env: When a certain combination of scenes, chases and manual adjustments are made, it is
possible to combine these into an environment for quic re-activation. Press this button, press the
environment ey you wish to save the setting and the environment will be saved.
- Set X/Y: The X and Y control of various scanners can be stored into the controller, to enable pan/tilt
adjustment with the modulation wheels.
- Delete: When a chase is edited, press this ey to delete the current chase step
- dd: When a chase is edited, press this ey to add a step after the current one.
When the current chase step is the last one in your chase, the parameter of the previous step will be copied
automatically.
- Enter/Switch:
While in scene/environment edit, this serves as the Enter ey
While in chase edit, this serves as the Switch ey
- Music: This music trigger ey activates the music-controlled function, with the internal microphone or
connected line audio source
- Blackout: This function temporarily bloc s the DMX-output and sets all values to 0, thus providing zero
output from your lighting fixtures. The functions on the controller are still approachable. When pressing the
button again, the output will be resumed in normal state. This gives you the opportunity to change lighting
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settings while the total output is bloc ed. (For example during theatre scene switches or in the climax of
music)
- Speed: This fader is used to edit the playing speed of chases and/or environments. It is possible to
program a certain speed and cross time while creating a chase, but this function is meant to do on the fly
corrections in live mode.
NOTE: The Speed fader is only a correction item and does not change the programmed value! It has a range
from 30% to 300%. When the speed is set to 100%, the chase will play its steps on the provided speed that
you programmed with every created step.
DMX outputs udio signal input USB light port
The device is equipped with 4 DMX outputs, two male and two female (may be slightly different from the
illustration above). In a normal situation, you would only have to use the female connectors for the DMX
connection. However, in emergency situations the other connectors might be a solution to your problem,
when you only have an adapter cable left or when a stagehand inverted the DMX cable and rolled it out
anyway.
The audio signal input is provided as a 6.35mm mono jac plug connector and accepts any line audio source.
When connected, the line audio signal ta es priority over the internal microphone. When not connected, the
device will use the built-in microphone.
The included USB LED light can be powered by the USB port on the rear of the unit. It only supplies power
for the USB LED light and is not suitable for your computer/laptop or any other data-transmission.
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Programming and configuration
This device supports 8-bit and 16-bit movement for any intelligent moving light. Mostly this is applicable to
scanners and movingheads in the higher classes.
16-bit movement uses normal and fine coördination values, to determine a precise positioning. This feature
is especially important for theatre applications, where moving lights often function as a device to put artists in
the spotlight. An accurate positioning for the pan and tilt of every unit is needed for this.
The modulation wheels of the device are capable of dealing with either 8-bit or 16-bit movement precision.
X/Y setup
1. chec the user manual of your intelligent light fixture whether your device supports 8-bit or 16-bit
movement
2. chec the DMX chart of your intelligent fixture, to see where the movement channels are situated
3. press SET X/Y, the indicator-LED will turn on. This will grant you access to the X/Y setup
4. use the scanner-section to select the scanner you wish to assign X and Y movement for
5. use the modulation wheel for pan movement (↔) to select an item
6. use the modulation wheel for tilt movement (↕) to change the value of the corresponding channel.
7. repeat step 4-6 for other scanners/fixtures
8. Press SET X/Y to leave the edit section and save the parameters.
NOTE: Pay close attention to the values you provide for the fine-channel values. It is not possible to select
‘no’ on only one of the two fine values.
How to check the X/Y settings for each scanner
1. Press the SET X/Y ey, the corresponding LED will light up
2. Use the scanner eyboard to choose the scanner/fixture you wish to chec
3. Repeat step 2 to chec the X/Y setting of every fixture you wish to chec .
4. Press SET X/Y again to exit the X/Y mode.
Manual operating mode
The 16 channels of every fixture are adjustable from value 0 to 255 (256 values). However, some
applications require precise values for the best result. Therefore the LCD display will show values for each 8
channels that are being adjusted. Adjust a channel in the 1-8 range and the display will show values for
channel 1-8.
The same goes up for channels 9-16:
You will also notice that at the right, values for pan and tilt (X and Y) are shown.
More interesting is that the pan and tilt mode in 16-bit mode can be controlled more precisely. (Value 0-999).
NOTE: When the X/Y movement per modulation wheel is chosen, the channel faders will be loc ed (value:
0).
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Hold key function for scanners
The hold ey function for the scanner section ma es it possible to select multiple fixtures for a certain
application or not.
When the Hold ey is on, the LED will turn on and you may select several fixtures to change channel values.
When the Hold ey is off, the LED will turn off and you may only select one fixture at a single time.
NOTE: This function only wor s properly when you select the same type of fixtures, as the channel definition
will match 100%.
When using several groups of intelligent lighting fixtures, you may want to use HOLD and select 1 group,
change values, and after that use HOLD and select the 2nd group.
Clear the manual operation of a scanner
Press the Clear ey to cancel the manual operation of a scanner. Values will not be stored.
Playing scenes and chases at the same time
It may occur that you wish to play several scenes and/or chases at once. There might be a possibility that
some channels will have double values. In a situation where two values are defined for one channel (for
example; dimmer), the highest value ta es priority (HTP).
NOTE: Ma e the right decisions while programming. If you are only defining movement in a chase, set all
other values to ‘0’. This way you can create one or more scenes to define color, gobo, dimmer etc. When you
wish to define the color, gobo, dimmer etc. in the movement chase, only select these values to wor with and
leave the rest to ‘0’. This will prevent issues in which two values will cause a HTP situation.
Process of scene edit
When you wish to edit a certain scene, to change certain channel values, please follow the described steps:
1. Follow the process of manual operation, choose one or several scanners and set the various channel
values how you want them.
2. Press the Save To Scene button, then press the scene ey you wish to store the scene to. Press
Enter/Switch to confirm.
NOTE: Scene editing is always possible when in live mode. After you set the values for several scanners,
just follow step 2 as described above.
NOTE: It is also possible to play several scenes in live mode, and store this combination as 1 scene. For
example, when you combine A10 and C3, you are able to combine these scenes and store them at button
B7. This way you can use ‘templates’ to create nice pre-defined lighting scenes.
Copy a scene
1. When you activated a scene, it is possible to save it to another location (copy). While playing the said
scene, press Save To Scene. Then press the scene button you wish to copy the scene to and press
Enter/Switch.
2. The scene is now copied from the old location to the new location.
Chase edit
A chase consists of a series of steps, which are placed in a continuous loop. When creating a chase, you are
able to add a speed and cross time to each step.
The speed determines how many time it ta es for value 1 to go to value 2
The cross determines at what speed the values will change from value 1 to value 2.
This creates opportunities for smooth movement and RGB color changes, as these will not suddenly jump
from one value to another, but smoothly move from one position to another (or fade in/out several colors).
Furthermore it is possible to edit a chase to add new steps, with their own speed and cross info.
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1. Press the Edit Chase ey
2. Choose the chase nummer you wish to edit with the selection eys
3. Press ADD ey to add a step
4. Use the modulation wheel to change items, such as STEP, TIME and CROSS
5. Set the channel values of various scanners to the intensity that you want. Press Enter/Switch to save all
these settings.
6. Repeat step 3-5 to edit the next chase steps
7. Press Edit Chase to end the edit mode.
NOTE: When adding a step in a chase, all previous parameters will be copied to the new added step. This
counts for features such as TIME and CROSS, as well as channel values. When the current step is empty,
the new added step will only contain values set to 0.
NOTE: When in the Chase Edit mode, use the Enter/Switch button to switch between the chase settings and
manual settings, which sets the channel values and X/Y settings, instead of Chase settings.
NOTE: While in the Chase Edit mode, use the Modulation Wheel ↕ to change steps. This way you can
compare the values of every chase step for optimal configuration.
NOTE: Press Delete to cancel the current chase step.
Environment edit
The environment mode may contain a combination of chases, scenes and/or manually chosen values. This
way, you can easily ma e special combinations to create one-button lightshows.
1. Choose the fixtures you want to activate for this feature and change the manual settings (if wanted)
2. Choose scenes (if wanted)
3. Choose chases (if wanted, up to 4)
4. When you’re happy with the setup, press Save To Env.
5. – If there is no current environment running, the display will show:
- If there is a current environment running, the display will show the number of the current running
environment. You can choose to store the new environment on the old location, or select a new location for
the new environment.
NOTE: To store the environment to the old location, press Enter/Switch.
6. Press the Select ey, then press a location ey for the new environment. Press the Enter/Switch ey to
confirm.
NOTE: To prevent accidental activation of an environment show, the Select button must be held down to
activate an environment show.
NOTE: It is not needed to use the Select button while saving an environment.
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Running scenes, chases and environments
After you programmed several scenes, chases and environment presets, you might want to give it a shot to
play them in a live situation. In this chapter, you will find useful information about playing and combining
scenes, chases and environment settings.
Running scenes
Example: Run scene A01
1. Close running scenes on pages B and C one by one
2. Press the A ey to run the A district
3. Press Single to ma e the Single indicator LED light up.
4. Press ey 1 to play scene A01.
Example: Run A02, A10, B15 and C07 at the same time
1. Press the A ey to select district A
2. Press the Single ey to deselect the Single function (LED will turn off)
3. Press ey 2 to run scene A02
4. Press ey 10 to run scene A10
5. Press ey B and ey 15, to run scene B15
6. Press ey C and ey 7, to run scene C07
The selected scenes will run simultaneously.
Running chases
When running a chase, the display will show all actual information about this chase. This way, you have a
reference of the step speed, which trigger is activated and which is the last activated chase.
Example: Run chase A08
1. Press the Single ey to activate the Single function and LED
2. Press ey A to select district A
3. Press ey 8 to run chase A08
Example: Run chase A04, A13, B07, C10 at the same time
1. Press the Single ey to deactivate the Single function and LED
2. Press ey A to select district A
3. Press ey 4 to run chase A04
4. Press ey 13 to run chase A13
5. Press ey B to select district B
6. Press ey 7 to run chase B07
7. Press ey C to select district C
8. Press ey 10 to run chase C10
The four chases are now running simultaneously.
NOTE: When a selected chase is empty, the display will show the following message:
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Check various operating parameters of multiple chases
running at the same time
When you are running multiple chases at the same time, the display will automatically show the data of the
last selected chase. When you wish to chec the data of another chase running, follow these steps:
Example: B10 and A01 are running, A01 is the last selected chase, we want to select B10 parameters.
1. Hold ey B
2. Press ey 1
NOTE: Pay attention to the steps above. You need to hold down the district button while pressing the ey of
the chase you wish to select. This will show the actual parameters on the display.
djust the chase speed
The operating speed of the current selected chases can be manipulated by using the speed fader. The chase
step time value x selected speed ratio = actual speed.
When you wish to edit the chase speed for just one chase, when running multiple chases, you can select one
chase with the above described steps. Hold the district button and press the chase you wish to change. Then
you can adjust the chase parameters for just that chase.
Music trigger chase
Press the Music ey to activate the Music function. In this state, the chase step time and change radio (fade
time) do not wor .
Run environment
Press the Select ey, then press one of the Environment number eys (1-15). Any chases, scenes and
manual set faders will be activated which are programmed in the environment. Corresponding LEDs will light
up, indicating that those are playing at the moment.
Example: Run environment 1
1. Press the Select ey
2. Press Environment 1 ey
Note: Press Select and the Environment number ey again to close the environment.
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Practical options and information
DMX:
DMX is a protocol with 512 channels. Each channel may contain a value between 0 and 255 (256 values).
A lighting fixture ‘listens’ to certain channels by setting the correct DMX starting address. From that position,
the unit will listen to that particular channel and if needed, also the following channels.
For example, a 6-channel device, with a starting address of 22, will ‘listen’ to channel 22 – 27. Starting
addresses can be chosen in any particular order of connected fixtures. Also the order of the connected
fixtures is not important.
DMX-controlled devices can be daisy-chained using XLR-XLR cables. AYRA recommends the use of 110
Ohm DMX cables and a DMX terminator (110 Ohm, see below) at the end of a DMX chain.
DMX terminators can be purchased at your local dealer, or you can ma e them yourself if you have the right
technical abilities and tools.
The DMX connections of the Sunny 512 are equipped with 3-pin XLR outputs. It might be possible that you
have certain DMX devices that only support 5-pin XLR in- and outputs. In that case, you need to ma e or
purchase adapter cables, which transform the 3-pin connectors to 5-pin connectors.
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Explanation of display contents
X-H: X-axis rough channel (high 8-bit channel)
X-L: X-axis fine channel (low 8-bit channel)
Y-H: Y-axis rough channel (high 8-bit channel)
Y-L: Y-axis fine channel (low 8-bit channel)
No: Value for X and Y fine channels, which indicates that there is no 16-bit mode possible for the X and Y
movement
CH: Channel number
*: The chase step with * is the last step in the current chase
[ ]: The parameters with the [ and ] characters is the current selected parameter which can be changed
PROGR M CH SE: Chase edit state
CH SE xxx Step is empty!: The chase with this number is empty, there are no steps saved (xxx
represents the number of the chase)
MEMORY IS OVERFLOW!!: There is no space available in the internal memory.
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DMX lighting troubleshooting
If you have any problems with DMX lighting, consult this troubleshooting section to solve any difficulties with
your product. If this troubleshooting section does not solve your problem, contact your dealer for more
information and help.
This troubleshooting section contains the most frequent problems and is not a complete collection of possible
faults, defects and solutions. The troubleshooting section applies for DMX controllers, DMX cabling and DMX
lighting fixtures. It is possible that not all described problems, causes and solutions apply to your situation as
product details may vary from product to product.
Problem Possible Cause Solution
The fixture does not activate itself Blown fuse Chec the fuse compartiment for
blown fuses and replace it if
necessary.
No power cable plugged in Plug in the power supply to a
matching power outlet
Power switch is not in the ON
position
Turn on the device by switching
the ON/OFF switch to the ON
position, if available
The fixture does not respond to
DMX signals
Wrong DMX address Set the DMX address to the right
value
DMX controller blac out function
activated
Deactivate the blac out function of
your DMX controller
Faulty positioning of the DMX
polarity switch on the controller
flip the polarity switch on your
DMX controller
No response or DMX activity
signal LEDs active
Chec your DMX cables for
possible connection brea s and
replace them if necessary.
The fixture does not respond to
sound
Wrong wor ing mode selected. Chec if the sound activated mode
of the fixture is activated.
Microphone sensitivity level is set
too low
Increase the microphone
sensitivity of the built-in
microphone
Spea er placed too far away or
lac of bass
Place your lighting effect closer to
your spea ers (or vice versa)
and/or increase low frequency
volumes. The microphone will not
be triggered with high pitched
sounds.
The beam output is very low Dirty/dusty optics Clean the lens and/or other optics
with a dry or damp cloth
Dimmer is not set to full output Set all dimmer levels to 100% on
your DMX console
Sometimes the DMX signal is lost
and/or some fixtures are
flic ering / behaving odd
sometimes
Faulty/bro en DMX cables Chec your DMX cables for
possible connection brea s and
replace them if necessary.
Power cable interference on your Avoid installing the DMX and
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User manual version: 2.0 Creation date + author initials: 29-03-2014 RV Revision date + author initials: 29-03-2014 RV

DMX signal (high) power cables parallel to
each other.
No DMX terminator Apply a DMX terminator at the end
of your DMX-chain
Signal loss or distortion in DMX
values
Apply a DMX booster in your DMX
chain after 32 fixtures or less. After
a maximum of 32 fixtures the DMX
signal needs to be refreshed.
Moving parts are not functioning
well, values do not match and/or
rattling sounds are noticed
Faulty stepping motor positioning Possible value loss of stepping
motors. Activate the reset function,
or unplug the power supply and
plug it bac in to activate the reset
program. This will reset all values
to the original 0-point.
The fixture does not respond fast
enough to the set speed on my
DMX controller
Moving parts can not eep up with
the set speed
Decrease the chase speed of your
DMX controller, as the stepping
motors of your fixture need some
time to move from one point to
another.
The fixture does not respond to all
DMX-channels
Wrong DMX channel mode Chec the DMX channel mode of
the fixture. If the wrong value is
set, change the channel mode to a
different setting and try again.
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Technical specifications
Type: OSO Sunny 512
- DMX protocol: DMX-512/1990
- DMX channels: 512
- amount of fixtures (scanners): 32
- amount of channels per fixture (scanner): 16
- Maximum control-resolution: 16-bit
- optical isolated output drives: 4
- electronic isolation of optical isolated outputs: 2000VDC
- LCD bac light screen size: 40 characters, 2 rows
- blac out function: yes
- manual operation function: yes
- maximum simultaneous scanner operation: 32
- maximum amount of scenes: 48
- maximum amount of scenes running simultaneously: 48
- maximum amount of chases: 48
- maximum amount of steps in a chase: 100
- chase step time: 0.1 – 60s
- chase change ratio (cross): 0-100%
- total capability of chase steps: 1600
- amount of chases running simultaneously: 8
- music in-phase chase: -10 – 10 dB audio line input or internal microphone
- 16 channel faders
- 1 speed fader
- speed fader change ratio: 30 – 300%
- 2 modulation wheels
- 15 environment settings
- function: copy scanner scene
- function: all scanners X and Y can be controlled by the modulation wheels
- function: auto-save data
- DMX signal output connector: 2x XLR D3F, 2x XLR D3M
- audio signal input connector: 6.35mm jac
- power requirements: 100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz
- wor ing power: 9V 1000 mA
- power adapter included
- maximum power: 5 Watt
- wor ing temperature range: 0-40 degrees Celsius
- environment requirements for operation and storage: waterproof, dustproof
- size: 483 x 400 x 105 mm
- weight: 8 g
- LED USB light included
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User manual version: 2.0 Creation date + author initials: 29-03-2014 RV Revision date + author initials: 29-03-2014 RV