Ayra IntenZ CB600 User manual

IntenZ CB600
4x4 RGB COB LED Matrix panel
User manual
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Safety instru tions
- Make 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.
- To make sure the device remains in perfect condition and for safe operation, the user must follow the
instructions and warning notes of this user manual.
- Damage caused by improper use or modifications to the device are not covered by the warranty.
- This device does not have any user-serviceable parts inside. This device must be serviced by qualified
technicians.
- The light source of this device is not replaceable. hen the light source reaches its end of life, the whole
luminaire must be replaced.
Important notes regarding safety and health:
- Never let the power cord come in contact with other cables. Handle the power cord and all mains
connectors with caution.
- Never remove any warning or informative labels from the unit.
- The ground contact must be connected at all times. Do not cover or remove the ground contact.
- Never leave cables lying around.
- Do not open the device and do not modify any hardware or software.
- Do not insert objects into air vents of this device.
- Do not connect this device to a dimmer pack.
- 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 greater than required to work at full performance.
- Only use this device indoors, avoid contact with water, moisture and other liquids. Do not place items filled
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WARNING!
Always keep this devi e away from moisture and rain! Hazardous ele tri sho ks may o ur!
WARNING!
Only onne t this devi e to a mat hing power outlet. This devi e is intended to work on a
spe ifi AC urrent. Conne ting this devi e to power outlets with other voltages may result in
permanent damage and possible hazardous situations, su h as fire or ele tri sho ks!
WARNING!
Be areful with every operation of this devi e. Tou hing live wires inside and outside the unit
may ause hazardous ele tri sho ks!

with liquids on top of the unit.
- 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 socket,
as this could lead to damage and electric shocks.
- 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 malfunctioning
cables. Contact your dealer if the included or required cables do not work properly with this device.
- If the device has been exposed to considerable temperature changes (for example, transport from outdoors
to indoors), do not connect the device immediately. Do not activate the unit until it has reached room
temperature, as moisture might build up inside the unit, which may cause short-circuiting and/or electric
shocks.
Guidelines and types of use:
- This device is intended to be used by professionals on stage, in theatres, clubs and similar venues.
- This device is used for light effects and entertainment. This product is not suitable for regular household
room illumination.
- This device is not suitable for use by children and must always 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.
- Outdoors.
- Indoor areas where intense heat sources are present or where the temperature exceeds levels that
are comfortable for people.
- Use only the included power cable 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 shocks 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.
- Familiarise yourself with the functions of the device before use. Do not allow operation of the device by
unskilled or unqualified people.
- Use of the device in other ways than described in this user manual may cause damage and injury. Ayra can
not be held responsible for any damage or injury caused by improper use.
Storage and transport:
- This device is intended for mobile use as well as fixed installations. During transport, use the original
packaging of the product, or a fitting flight case, preferably filled with foam.
- This device is not intended for continuous use. Operation breaks will ensure that the lifespan of the device
is not reduced.
- If the device is not used for a longer period of time, disconnect it from its power source and store it in its
original packaging, or in a fitting flight case.
- Store the device dry and indoors, and do not expose the device to extreme temperature changes.
Housing:
- Inspect the housing of the device frequently. Severe dents, cracks and missing screws should be prevented
at all costs. Do not use the device when the housing is not in optimal condition. Contact your dealer or a
skilled technician when in doubt about the state of the device.
- Check the fixture and screws for corrosion. Corrosion should not be present on the fixture. Contact your
dealer or a skilled 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 if the cores are visible. Contact your dealer for a replacement if needed.
- Prevent the build-up of dust and dirt. Clean the exterior of the fixture every month with a dry or damp cloth.
If the device is intensively used, the cleaning frequency must be increased. Disconnect the fixture when it is
going to be serviced.
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Fuses:
- The main fuse of this device can be found on the rear of the device, usually next to the power inlet.
- Only replace the fuse for a new one of the same type and rating! Do not use a fuse with a higher or lower
rating.
- Do not bridge the fuse in any way, as the fuse is used for protection against electric shocks and short-
circuiting. The fuse is a safety measure for protecting your audience from hazardous electric shocks.
- Always replace the fuse cover over the fuse compartment. Do not use tape or other fastening materials to
close the cover. If the fuse holder is broken, contact your local dealer and do not use the fixture.
Symbol larifi ation:
WEEE: Dispose of this product properly. This product is part of the EEE directive – the
aste Electrical and Electronic Equipment directive. The requirements stated in this directive
apply to all manufacturers and producers of electronic equipment in the EU.
Do not dispose of this product together with regular household trash. Contact your local
government for more information about proper disposal and recycling of electronic products in
your region. By recycling this product properly after use, we can work together to enjoy these
products and also protect our environment from being polluted.
CE: The CE mark indicates that the product complies with applicable European directives and
regulations.
Indoor use only: This device is designed to only be used indoors. The maximum
environmental temperature should not exceed 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit)
Conta t:
Ayra professional lighting products
Verrijn Stuartweg 18
4462 GE Goes
The Netherlands
Please do not send any products directly to this address. If you wish to return a product for a refund or
repair, please contact your local dealer for an RMA (Return Material Authorisation)
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Box ontents
Box ontents
1x Ayra IntenZ CB600 fixture
1x Neutrik Powercon to Schuko cable (3x 1.5mm²)
1x Neutrik Powercon to UK cable (3x 1.5mm²)
1x Neutrik Powercon to Neutrik Powercon link cable (3x 1.5mm², 3 meters)
1x hardware pack with mounting brackets, tightening knobs and rings
1x coupler tool to connect several units together
Unit and a essory inspe tion
- Always use the supplied power cable to connect the unit to a power supply. If the cable appears broken or
has visible damage, do not use it.
- If the unit is not going to be used for a longer period of time, disconnect it from the power supply and store it
in a dust-free environment.
- Always check the unit for possible damage before use. If you suspect that something is wrong with the unit,
do not connect it to a power source! hen you suspect that your unit is broken or damaged, contact your
local dealer or a certified technician to inspect the unit.
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Devi e overview
1. Beam output
2. Hanging bracket
3. Heatsinks
4. Cooling fan section
5. Display with menu buttons + microphone
6. Power output
7. Power input
8. Fuse compartment
9. Power on/off
10. DMX input (3p)
11. DMX output (3p)
12. DMX input (5p)
13. DMX output (5p)
14. Matrix coupling hardware
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Setting up the unit
To activate the unit, connect the appropriate included power cable to the unit and to a suitable 230V, 50Hz
power outlet.
During start-up, the device needs to calibrate. This may take up to one minute. During start-up the display
reads 'AYRA' and the fixture cannot be used. Do not try to enter the menu during start-up. hen the start-up
is complete, the last used mode will be shown and the settings and values can be changed. For a new
product, this is usually the DMX mode with the value set to 001. If no DMX signal is present, the device will
turn to an auto or music mode.
Through the menu and the buttons below the display, you are able to adjust settings and read data from the
fixture.
Use the display and the menu buttons on the bottom to set preferences, change settings and scroll through
the menu. “Enter” is used to save a certain setting or preset; press “Menu” for at least 2 seconds to return to
the main menu.
The table below shows an explanation for every feature and value.
display Mode Fun tion
ADDR DMX address setting Address 001 … 512
CHND Channel mode 1CH/3CH/4CH/6CH/16CH/18CH/48CH/49CH/50
CH/51CH
SLND Slave mode Slave (normal slave mode)
Slave 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,
16 (matrix mode stand alone light show)
SHND Show mode TLSH: One/Two light show
FLSH: Four light show
SLSH: Sixteen light show
SOUN Sound mode Sound operated mode on/off
SENE Sound sensitivity Sound sensitivity 0-100
BALA hite balance correction Red: 000-255
Green: 000-255
Blue: 000-255
BLND Blackout mode LED display on/off when not in use
DISP Display inversion Flips display for easier reading
TEST Test mode Tests all LEDs and colours
TEMP Temperature Temperature display (Celsius)
HOUR orking hours Amount of hours device has been used, 0-9999
ADDR: DMX address setting, used to determine the DMX starting channel. From this channel on, the fixture
will respond to values corresponding with the number of channels that the fixture is occupying. (For example,
when you set the starting address to value 003, the fixture will respond to channels 3, 4, 5 etc.)
CHND: The channel mode of the fixture makes it possible to use the correct channel mode setting for every
application. For simple and basic setups, users may prefer to use the 1 CH mode. For advanced setups,
users may prefer to choose the 51CH mode to be able to control the colour of every pixel and function.
SLND: Select the right master or slave operation for the fixture. The usual mode is the master mode. If you
select Slave mode 1, the device will mimic the actions of the first. If you set the slave mode to 2 or further,
complete matrix show designs can take place (when also setting the correct SHND mode).
To use the master-slave mode, connect two fixtures together with standard 3P XLR male – 3P XLR female
cable (not included). Connect the DMX output of the master to the DMX input of the slave function.
Regardless of the mode selected on the master fixture, the slave will mimic the actions.
NOTE: Please note that it is not possible to switch to any working mode if the Slave mode is active on your
fixture!
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SHND: Select the correct Show mode if you are going to use the master/slave mode with multiple fixtures,
where each fixture needs to receive the right signal. The Show modes are optimized for 2, 4 or even 16
fixtures, which will work together seamlessly if mounted in the right order. (Explained further on in this user
manual)
SOUN: The sound state shows if the built-in microphone of the unit is active or not. It can be enabled or
disabled in the menu with the ON/OFF selection.
SENE: The sensitivity of the built-in microphone is adjustable, in order to optimise the built-in sound-
controlled mode. For example, when your music source (speakers) is placed far away, it is possible to
increase the sensitivity to make sure that the fixture responds to the sound accurately. The sensitivity can be
adjusted from 0 to 100, where 100 is the most sensitive.
BLND: LED display on/off. hen using this device in a club or theatre, the environment is mostly dark.
Therefore, it is possible to shut off the LED menu display light when it is not in use. The default setting is ON,
which means that the LED display remains on all the time. hen turned off, the display will turn off when not
used for around 1 minute.
DISP: Display flip function. hen you invert the display status, the status of the buttons will also change.
From the correct reading position, Menu is always left and Enter is always right. This may be practical if you
install the device hanging near a wall and can not read the status easily.
TEST: hen this mode is selected, the unit will test each LED colour of all pixels. This process continues
until the process is disabled through the menu.
HOUR: Service intervals are primarily used by companies who rent products for all kinds of purposes and
users who use the fixtures frequently. So after a particular number of hours, the fixture is brought in for
service, to check if all components are in good shape and to fix any problems. This function displays the
number of hours that the product has been used.
VER: Displays the firmware version that is installed on the PCB. Users can not upload new firmware to this
fixture.
REST: Resets the fixture without requiring you to remove the power cables or switch the product off.
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Operating modes
The IntenZ CB600 offers various operating modes, each with its own advantages. For simple events there
are stand-alone modes, and for advanced situations it's possible to create synchronised light shows. You can
also control every feature of the CB600 via DMX in various channel modes. A short description for each mode
can be found below:
Auto:
Automatic light show with pre-programmed internal shows on a user defined speed. The speed of the internal
programs can be adjusted from 1 to 9.
Sound:
Automatic light show with one of the pre-programmed internal shows in sync with the music, thanks to an
internal microphone that picks up the beat of the music and changes a step every time a beat is detected.
Use the Sens mode to change the sensitivity of the internal microphone so it will respond optimally to the beat
of the music. In this mode, any set function in the Auto mode is overruled, and the fixture will change effects
in sync with the beat of the music. Please ensure that the sound controlled mode is set to 'on', otherwise the
built-in microhpone is inactive and the unit will not respond to music.
Slave:
In master/slave mode, it is possible to link several IntenZ CB600 fixtures together, to create synchronised
light shows in the automatic or sound controlled mode. The first fixture in the chain must be set in the Auto or
Music mode, and the other fixtures must be set to Slave, so they will mimic the behaviour of the first fixture.
The master/slave function requires 3p or 5p XLR male – XLR female cables (not included). Connect the DMX
out of the master fixture to the DMX input of the second fixtures, and so forth.
In addition to this, the CB600 has a special feature, which makes it possible to create larger matrix designs in
stand alone mode. Thanks to the slave adressing (SL2 – SL16), users are able to give every CB600 panel
used in the matrix a Slave ID. Based on this, the internal light show of the master sends signals to the slave.
One 4x4 (16 fixtures!) matrix of CB600 fixtures is instantly transformed in a low resolution video wall!
The master fixture must be set to SLSH, while the others are set to slave in a very particular order to ensure
perfect display of the several built-in effects.
The built-in effects of these modes are also suitable for use with only 2 or 4 panels. The images below
describe the position of every panel and the assignment of master/slave, as well as the master mode required
to achieve the desired effect.
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DMX:
The IntenZ CB600 can be connected to a DMX controller with standard 3p and 5p XLR male – XLR female
cable. In DMX mode, a DMX terminator must be connected to the last fixture at the end of the DMX chain to
prevent reflections in the DMX signal, which could cause flickering and unwanted behaviour from your
intelligent fixtures.
A DMX terminator is an XLR connector with a 120-ohm resistor placed between pin 2 and 3 as a bridge.
NOTE: The IntenZ CB600 can be switched between various channel modes. For simple applications where a
minimum amount of control is required, the 1CH mode is perfect. Users who wish to have ultimate control
over all pixels and functions can use the 51CH mode.
1CH mode:
CH Fun tion Values
CH1 Sound active 000-255 Sound active
3CH mode:
CH Fun tion Values
CH1 Red dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH2 Green dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH3 Blue dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
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4CH mode:
CH Fun tion Values
CH1 Red dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH2 Green dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH3 Blue dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH4 Master dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
6CH mode:
CH Fun tion Values
CH1 Red dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH2 Green dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH3 Blue dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH4 Colour macro 008-255 colour selection
CH5 Master dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH6 Strobe function 000-007 No function
008-015 Full on
016-255 Strobe slow-fast
16CH mode:
CH Fun tion Values
CH1 Colour macro head 1 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH2 Colour macro head 2 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH3 Colour macro head 3 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH4 Colour macro head 4 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH5 Colour macro head 5 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH6 Colour macro head 6 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH7 Colour macro head 7 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH8 Colour macro head 8 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH9 Colour macro head 9 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH10 Colour macro head 10 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH11 Colour macro head 11 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH12 Colour macro head 12 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH13 Colour macro head 13 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH14 Colour macro head 14 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
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CH15 Colour macro head 15 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH16 Colour macro head 16 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
18CH mode:
CH Fun tion Values
CH1 Colour macro head 1 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH2 Colour macro head 2 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH3 Colour macro head 3 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH4 Colour macro head 4 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH5 Colour macro head 5 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH6 Colour macro head 6 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH7 Colour macro head 7 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH8 Colour macro head 8 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH9 Colour macro head 9 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH10 Colour macro head 10 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH11 Colour macro head 11 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH12 Colour macro head 12 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH13 Colour macro head 13 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH14 Colour macro head 14 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH15 Colour macro head 15 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH16 Colour macro head 16 000-007 no function
008-255 colour selection
CH17 Master dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH18 Strobe function 000-007 No function
008-015 Full on
016-255 Strobe slow-fast
48CH mode:
CH Fun tion Values
CH 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16,
19, 22, 25, 28, 31, 34,
37, 40, 43, 46
Red dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20,
23, 26, 29, 32, 35, 38,
41, 44, 47
Green dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18,
21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36,
39, 42, 45, 48
Blue dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
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49CH mode:
CH Fun tion Values
CH 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16,
19, 22, 25, 28, 31, 34,
37, 40, 43, 46
Red dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20,
23, 26, 29, 32, 35, 38,
41, 44, 47
Green dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18,
21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36,
39, 42, 45, 48
Blue dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH49 Master dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
50CH mode:
CH Fun tion Values
CH 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16,
19, 22, 25, 28, 31, 34,
37, 40, 43, 46
Red dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20,
23, 26, 29, 32, 35, 38,
41, 44, 47
Green dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18,
21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36,
39, 42, 45, 48
Blue dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH49 Master dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH50 Strobe function 000-007 No function
008-015 Full on
016-255 Strobe slow-fast
51CH mode:
CH Fun tion Values
CH 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16,
19, 22, 25, 28, 31, 34,
37, 40, 43, 46
Red dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20,
23, 26, 29, 32, 35, 38,
41, 44, 47
Green dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18,
21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36,
39, 42, 45, 48
Blue dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH49 Colour macro 008-255 colour selection
CH50 Master dimmer 0-100% 000-255 0-100%
CH51 Strobe function 000-007 No function
008-015 Full on
016-255 Strobe slow-fast
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Installation and onne tion requirements
The IntenZ CB600 is a versatile product and can be used in many ways. To use this device as intended and
to be sure that the product is used in a safe way, the following requirements must be met during the setup,
installation and connection of the device.
Standing installation
The IntenZ CB600 can not directly be installed on a platform without proper mounting gear. Usually, lots of
light effects have built in rubber feet so they can also be installed on a DJ booth. However, the CB600 has
large heatsinks on the rear of the unit. If the device would be installed standing, it would fall over. If a
standing position is desired, the U-bracket must be installed and bolted to the surface it is mounted on. The
surface must be a solid material like a wooden beam or concrete, in order to keep the CB600 in place. For
fixed installations this is mostly possible.
Hanging installation
The CB600 can be installed in several ways. Included hanging brackets are included in delivery, which can
be mounted on top of the unit, next to the coupling hardware. This way, hooks such as G-clamps, trigger
clamps or half couplers can be installed.
It is also possible to use the U-shaped bracket, which is mounted on the side of the device. This bracket
makes precise aiming of this fixture possible, for example when used as a blinder effect in a club or on a
festival.
The CB600 can not directly be suspended from a ceiling, wall or beam as its weight is too large. It is however
possible to mount multiple CB600 fixtures to a truss system capable of holding the weight of the CB600 load.
The CB600 are equipped with hardware which makes coupling of multiple CB600 fixtures possible, thus
creating a wall of LED-pixels. For this application, the included tool is used. The panels are positioned next to
each other and with the tool, the hook from one panel attaches to the panel hooks next to it. Please pay
close attention to the positioning of each attached panel, as the devices must all be positioned in the same
direction to achieve optimal effects.
Please note that every suspended installed CB600 needs to be secured to its main structure with safety
cables. The provided safety eyebolts of the CB600 can be used for this and are positioned in the top corners
of the rear panel.
hen the units are used in a matrix setup, every fixture needs to be secured separately to ensure safety. If
any of the primary mounting hardware fails, the unit can not fall. Each unit should not be able to fall more
than 30 cm and the used safety cable must be able to hold at least 10x the weight of the load it protects.
No more than 4 units may be installed vertically below each other. hen doing so, the smaller U-shaped
brackets must be installed on top of the upper unit. Trigger couplers or likewise clamps, capable of holding at
least 10x the weight of the unit, can be used to mount the matrix to a truss system.
The fixtures can be coupled as shown on the next page.
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Transport and storage
The IntenZ CB600 can be transported directly after shut-down. As the light sources of the fixture do not need
time to cool down, the device can be stored and transported instantly.
During transport, the device must be securely protected to ensure it stays reliable and in optimal shape.
Always use the original box and packaging material to transport the unit, or a fitting flight case or flight bag if
the device is transported frequently during mobile use.
Power input and output
The IntenZ CB600 is provided with an extra power output. This makes daisy chaining of several lighting
effects possible.
The output of the CB600 can handle a maximum power of 3450 . This equals around 15A based on a 230V
AC, 50 Hz connection. A maximum of 15 CB600 may be connected in daisy chain on the main CB600.
This also means that one matrix consisting of 16 CB600 fixtures can run on a single power cable. Please
note that a clean 16A power group is also required in order for the matrix to work properly. As for
entertainment purposes not all power is required at the same time (because the panels are either used for
blinding applications or visual effects) it may be better to spread the load of 16 panels over two 16A groups,
to ensure that power peaks do not have negative influence on your electrical system (for example voltage
drops).
Please be aware that no equipment with a power consumption larger than 3450 is connected to the output.
If you want to connect more than 15 CB600 fixtures or larger equipment to one CB600's output, the
connection to a power outlet and/or 16A group must be renewed.
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Please note that the Powercon connectors are not 'hot-swappable'. This means that the connectors may not
be pulled out of the chassis if the cable is still connected to a power output socket.
The IntenZ CB600 is equipped with a fuse for its own components. The power input of the device is directly
linked to the power output of the device.
XLR input and output
The IntenZ CB600 is equipped with 3-pin and 5-pin XLR chassis connectors. The DMX input is usually
connected with a XLR cable that has a locking mechanism so it can not be pulled from the chassis easily.
Usually the locking part has to be pressed and held to unlock the mechanism. hen doing this, the
connector can be removed from its socket.
Fans and ooling
The IntenZ CB600 is a modern product and features temperature controlled fans. This means that the four
fans of the unit will only activate if the temperature of the LED PCB becomes too high. In practice, the fans
will only turn on if the device is used on full output for a longer period of time. This makes the CB600
interesting for applications where background noise needs to be prevented as much as possible.
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DMX lighting troubleshooting
If you have any problems with DMX lighting, consult this troubleshooting section to solve the 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 cannot be turned on Blown fuse Check the fuse compartment for
blown fuses and replace them if
necessary
No power cable plugged in Connect the power cable to a
suitable power outlet
The fixture does not respond to
DMX signals
rong DMX address Set the DMX address to the right
value
DMX controller blackout function
activated
Deactivate the blackout 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
Check your DMX cables for
possible connector breaks and
replace them if necessary
rong working mode Switch the working mode of the
device to DMX mode.
The fixture does not respond to
sound
rong operating mode selected. Check if the sound-activated mode
of the fixture is activated.
Microphone sensitivity level is set
too low
Increase the sensitivity level of the
built-in microphone
Speaker placed too far away or
lack of bass
Place your light effect closer to
your speakers (or vice versa)
and/or increase low-frequency
volumes. The microphone will not
be triggered by 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
flickering / behaving oddly
Faulty/broken DMX cables Check your DMX cables for
possible connector breaks and
replace them if necessary.
Power cable interference on your
DMX signal
Avoid installing the DMX and
(high) power cables parallel to
each other.
No DMX terminator Insert a DMX terminator at the end
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of your DMX chain
Signal loss or distortion in DMX
values
Insert a DMX booster in your DMX
chain after 32 fixtures or fewer.
After a maximum of 32 fixtures the
DMX signal needs to be refreshed.
The fixture does not respond to all
DMX channels
rong DMX channel mode Check the DMX channel mode of
the fixture. If the wrong value is
set, change the channel mode to a
different setting and try again.
I cannot switch working modes Fixture set to slave mode Enter the menu and adjust the
Master-slave function to Master, if
it is set to Slave 1 or 2. During
operation as Slave, it is not
possible to activate the automatic
or music controlled modes.
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Te hni al spe ifi ations
-4x4 30 COB matrix wash/blinder panel
- intense projection, unlimited colour options!
- Features 16 30 RGB COB LED chips with reflector and milky cover technology for optimal wash
projection
- optimal projection of rich and vivid colours through COB LED technology
-multiple operating modes
- hardware coupling options to create large-scale, low-resolution video walls! (Tool included)
- included one swivel U-bracket and two small U-brackets
- Power cables included
- stand-alone modes with built-in programs, user adjustable speed
- sound controlled modes
- master-slave modes with options for 2x2 and 4x4 matrix setups (slave 2-16 settings and multiple
show modes)
- temperature controlled fans, combined with heatsinks for each LED source
- multiple DMX channel settings, from 1 to 51 channels!
- 48 DMX-channel mode for pixel control of each LED
- optimal pixel control features
- smooth 16-bit dimmers, 4000 Hz flicker free LED control
- white balance correction
- 3-pin and 5-pin XLR DMX input & output
- on/off switch
- LED display with menu buttons for setting adjustments
Te hni al details:
- 16x 30 RGB COB LED chip
- beam angle: 31 degrees (each LED), 54 degrees (full on)
- power connection requirements: 100-240V, 50/60 Hz
- power consumption: 220.3
- fuse: F10AL250V
- power factor: 0.968
- maximum light output on full power: 20.700 lux @ 1m
- max. power output load: 15A
- ta: 0-40º Celsius
- exterior surface temp: 37º Celsius
- dimensions: 47.5 x 47.5 x 13 cm (without brackets/hardware)
- weight: 11 kg
Light output 1 LED
- Red: 532 lux @ 1m
- Green: 764 lux @ 1m
- Blue: 1054 lux @ 1m
- Full on: 2310 lux @ 1m
Light output all LEDs:
- Red: 5410 lux @ 1m
- Green: 7150 lux @ 1m
- Blue: 8800 lux @ 1m
- Full on: 20.700 lux @ 1m
In luded a essories:
- 1x Neutrik Powercon to Schuko cable (3x 1.5mm²)
- 1x Neutrik Powercon to UK cable (3x 1.5mm²)
- 1x Neutrik Powercon to Neutrik Powercon link cable (3x 1.5mm², 3 meters)
- 1x hardware pack with mounting brackets, tightening knobs and rings
- 1x coupler tool to connect several units together
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