BSL Twist Beam 7LED User manual

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LED BEAM HEAD
USERS GUIDE

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1. Product Introduction:
1.1 Before unpack the fixture, pls make sure that the packing is in good condition, following items will be found in the
box:
-The fixture
-This users guide
-3m DMX cable
-1.5m power cable with powercon
-Omega bracket for hanging installation
-Safety chain
1.2 Specification
Source
Light source: 7pcs Osram 15w 4in1 leds
Led life: 60.000 hours
Luminous Flux: 2500lumen, 15,[email protected]
Control: Remote on/off via DMX
Ballast: switching mode power supply
Optical System
Beam angle: 7°
X/Y
Pan: 630° (4.0 sec) or 540°(3.58 sec), Tilt: 265° (2.8 sec)
16-bit resolution
Auto repositioning
3 phase motor for crazily fast and quiet movement
Features
DMX channels: 14/22/13/15
Super fast, smooth and silent movement
RGBW four colors mixing to create vivid, saturated and uniform color effect
Virtual color wheel for color bounce
Full range 0-100% dimmer
Various strobe
RDM function to change DMX address, display flip, X/Y Reverse and so on
Software upgrade via DMX
Hibernation when lost DMX for preset time
Indicate temperature info of base, arm and lamp
Fan speed auto change according to temperature
Heat pipe for cooling
Display
2.4inch super nice LCD display with friendly English/ Chinese/French/Spanish menu
Auto lock
Flip
Back-up communicating IC

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1.3 Description of the Device
1. Project lens
2. Head
3. Arm
4. Base
5. Display
6. Foot stand
7. Operation button
8. Wireless indicator
9. Mic
10. Left button
11. Enter button
12. Down button
13. Up button
14. Right button
15. Fuse holder
16. Powercon in
17. Power switch
18. Powercon out
19. 3-pin DMX out
20. 3-pin DMX in
2. Safety and maintenance Information
2.1 Safety Info
Before operate this unit, please carefully read this users guide and keep if needed in future. It’s
necessary to respect following rules.
The disposal of the device after lifecycle could damage the environment, need to take it to special
company for recycling or return to authorized dealer.
The products referred to in this manual conform to the European Community Directives and are
therefore marked with CE logo.
Keep this device away from children and unauthorized users, the manufacturer will not take
responsibility for the damage due to any disregard of the information provided in this manual and
wrong operation.
Before operate the device, pls make sure the fixture is in good housing, ensure pan and tilt can rotate
in its complete range.
--0.5m
Pls make sure minimal 0.5m distance need to kept between the fixture to any flammable material.

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The device can only run with 100-240v voltage, 50/60Hz power, don’t connect to any other wrong
power. Disconnect the device from main power before open the shield or maintenance.
The device is designed only for indoor usage, pls keep it away from moisture. Do not expose the
device under the sun or directly to any other lighting source.
Never look directly into the projecting lens when the fixture is power on, the light may trigger
epileptic seizures in photosensitive persons or persons with epilepsy. Especially at beam effect,
extreme caution and observance of these safety instructions is mandatory.
Don’t put or install the device on a surface that subject to vibration or bumps.
Ta=45℃
The device is supposed to work in the temperate range -15° C and +45° C, do not use the device
when the temperate exceed this range.
The lens, shield need to be replaced when obviously broken, never use the device when the shield is
not completed closed.
Safety I class device, need to be earth connected.
When the fixture is hanged overhead, the safety rope must be fixed to the bottom of the device to
the appropriate fixing point.
Always carry the device by the handles, do not take the head or arm directly for transportation.
2.2 Maintenance
2.2.1 Operation only allowed to qualified person, damages due to unprofessional operation or remove of any parts
inside will not be considered in warranty service. There are no serviceable parts inside the device or package, service
only leaves to authorized dealers.
2.2.3 Never allow the optical components contact with oil, fat or any other liquid.
2.2.4 A regular clearance of the device is needed for long-term usage, this is very helpful to maintain the lifetime and
brightness need to use a soft and lint-free cloth to clean the optical system, fan and air flowing tunnel.
2.2.5. Trouble Shooting
Problems
Possible reasons
Checking or solutions
Device not power up
Powercon or power cable damaged
Faulty power supply
Change a good power cable to try
Replace new power supply
Pan/Tilt error or vibrate
Faulty Pan/Tilt PCB
Faulty opto sensor
Cable loosen
Replace PT001 PCB
Replace opto sensor OP001
Check the cable connect to OP001
LED off
Temperature protection
Fan not working
Faulty LED
Dimmer and strobe set at 0
Faulty power supply
Check the temperature from menu
Check the fan speed info from menu
Replace new LED
Set dimmer and strobe channel at 255
Replace new power supply
Device not response to DMX
Faulty communication IC
Faulty display PCB
Wrong DMX addressing
Faulty DMX cable
Replace the IC with back-up one in the display PCB
Replace new display PCB
Check the address and setting
Change to a good DMX cable

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2.2.6 Replacement of the fuse
Need to replace with same type and rating, which originally installed in the device.
Step One: Unplug power cable from main power.
Step Two: Unscrew the fuse holder out of the housing with a screwdriver.
Step Three: Remove the broken fuse and replace with an exact same type of new fuse.
Step Four: Insert the fuse holder back to the housing and screw tight and reconnect power.
3. Installation
3.1 The device could be either put on a solid and even
Surface, or mounted upside down or sideways like left
picture.
3.2 The mounting place must be sufficient stable and
be able to support a weight of 10 times of the unit’s
weight. When the fixture is hanged, always
additionally secure the device with the safety chain,
fasten the safety rope at a suitable position so that the
maximum fall of the projector will be 20 cm
3.3 How to do mounting installation.
Step one: Installation the clamp onto the omega bracket;
Step two: Install the clamp and bracket on the bottom of panel, fasten the quick-locks;
Step three: Install the whole device onto appropriate truss and fasten the clamps, tight the safety rope with the truss or
other fixing point at a suitable position that drop down distance not exceed 20 cm.

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4. Control menu
4.1 Meaning of the icon in menu
CONNECT
LIGHT
INFOMATION
SET
PROGRAM
4.2 Menu tree
Default setting shadowed. mark with ①can be basic reloaded, ②be program reloaded, ③can be private reloaded.
Con
nect
DMX Address①
XXX
DMX address setting
Light
Max
Temperature①
80~139℃, 90℃/176~282℉, 194℉
Lamp off if
temperature
continuously over for 5
minutes
Lamp Adjust①
PAN……
Adjust value of each
channels
Information
Time Info.
Current XXXX(Hours)
Fixture Life XXXX(Hours)
Fixture boot time
Fixture total run time
Temperature
Near Lamp Temp (depends on fixture)
Temperature Sensors
Fans Speed
Near Lamp Fan (depends on fixture)
Fan speed Sensors
Channel Value
PAN……
Display value of
channel
Error Message
Pan,Tilt……
Error channels
Fixture Model
xxxxxxxxxxxx
Display model brand
and model
Software Ver
1U01 V1.0.00
2U01 V1.0.00
:
Version of each IC
Set
Reset
All
Pan&Tilt
Others
Reset all
Reset Pan&Tilt
Reset Others
Movment
Pan Reverse①
Tilt Reverse①
Pan Degree①
Encoders①
Pan/Tilt Mode①
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
630/540
ON/OFF
Stand/Smooth
Pan Reverse
Tilt Reverse
Choose Pan Degree
Encoder wheel on/off
Choose pan/tilt mode
UI Set
Mic Sens. ③
No Signal①
Temperature. C/F①
Fans Mode①
Hibernation①
Backlight①
Flip Display①
Display Bright③
Brand Show①
0~99%,60%
Close/Hold/Auto/Music
Fahrenheit /Celsius
Auto Speed /High Speed
OFF, 01M~99M，15M
02~60m 02m
ON/OFF
00~31 10
ON/OFF
Sensitivity of Mic
Mode when no signal
Temperature at ℃/℉
Fans mode
Sleeping mode
Show backlight time
Display 180°reverse
Display Brightness
Show brand or not

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Key Lock①
Language①
ON/OFF
En/简/繁/Fr/Sp
Key lock on/off
Language Select
Users
User Mode①
Standard
Extended
Basic-8bit
Basic-16bit
User
Standard mode
Extended mode
Basic-8bit mode
Basic-16bit mode
User program mode
Edit User③
Max Channel = XX
PAN = CH01
:
Edit users mode
Calibration③
-Password-
Pan…
=XXX
=XXX
Password: 050
Calibrate channel value
Fixture ID③
Name
-Password-
PID Code
Name
Password: 050
Set PID of RDM
Reload Default
Basic Reload(①)
Program Reload(②)
---Password---
Private Reload(③)
All Reload
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
XXX
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
Basic Reload
Program Reload
Password: 050
Private Reload
All Reload
Program
Play①
DMX Receive
Slave Receive
Sequence
Music
Slave Receive 1,2,3
Master / Alone
Master / Alone
DMX Receive
Choose slave position
Run Sequence
Music mode
Select Chase②
Chase Part 1
Chase Part 2
Chase Part 3
Chase 1 ~ 8 Chase 1
Chase 1 ~ 8 Chase 2
Chase 1 ~ 8 Chase 3
Select and run auto
program
Edit Chase②
Chase 1
:
Chase 8
Chase Test
Step 01
Step 64
=SCxxx
=SCxxx
Test
Beginning scene
Ending scene
Edit Scenes②
Edit Scene 001
~ Edit Scene
250
Pan,Tilt,……
--Fade Time--
--Secne Time--
DMX Input
=xxx
=xxx
=xxx
Input manual scene
Modify manually fading
time
Modify manually scene
time
Input scene from
exterior controller
Scenes Record
ScXX=>ScXX
Auto Input scenes
5. DMX connection and DMX protocol
5.1 DMX addressing:
5.1.1 The device is controlled by universal DMX 512 protocol, DMX address is the start channel used to receive

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instructions from the external controller. For independent control, each fixture must be assigned its unique address
control channels. For example, this device has four channel modes: 14/22/13/15, if we set the mode at standard 14
channels mode, and there are several models need to be independently controlled, we just simply address first fixture
at 1, and second fixture at 15, third one at 29, etc.
If the devices have the same address, they will behave synchronically.
DMX addressing is limited, don’t set the address so high that without enough control channels for the fixtures.
Display is flashing when no DMX signal is received.
5.1.4 Connection: us DMX cable with 3-pin XLR-plugs to connect the controller with the fixture or one fixture with
another.
5.2 DMX chart
Channel
name
function
Min
DMX
Max
DMX
St
Ex
Ba1
Ba2
1
1
1
1
Pan
Pan Coarse
0
255
2
2
Pan fine
Pan Fine
0
255
2
3
2
3
Tilt
Tilt Coarse
0
255
4
4
Tilt fine
Tilt Fine
0
255
3
5
3
5
Movement
Speed
fastest to Slowest
0
255
6
Movement
Function
Normal
0
15
Movement With Blackout
16
31

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TBD
32
255
4
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Shutter
Function
Normal Shutter Functions
0
15
Pulse-effect Forward
16
31
Pulse-effect Reverse
32
47
Random Strobe
48
63
TBD
64
255
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Shutter
Normal Shutter Functions
Close
0
31
Strobe Rate (slow to fast)
32
223
Open
224
255
Pulse-effect Forward
Close
0
31
Strobe Rate (slow to fast)
32
223
Open
224
255
Pulse-effect Reverse
Close
0
31
Strobe Rate (slow to fast)
32
223
Open
224
255
Random Strobe
Close
0
31
Strobe Rate (slow to fast)
32
223
Open
224
255
4
6
Shutter
Shutter closed
0
31
No function (shutter open)
32
63
Strobe effect slow to fast
64
95
No function (shutter open)
96
127
Pulse-effect in sequences
128
159
No function (shutter open)
160
191
Random strobe effect slow to fast
192
223
No function (shutter open)
224
255
6
9
5
7
Dimmer
Dimmer(0->100%)
0
255
10
Dimmer fine
Dimmer fine control
0
255
7
11
6
8
Virtual Color
Function
On Function
0
15
CTC Function
16
31
Forward Spin
32
47
Reverse Spin
48
63
Continuous
64
79
Color Bounce
80
111
TBD
112
255
8
12
7
9
Virtual
Color1
CTC Function
Colour Temperature Correction 2000K->2700K
0
223
White 3200K
224
231
White 4200K
232
239
White 5600K
240
247
White 8000K
248
255
Forward Spin

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Rainbow Effect (Slow->Fast)
0
255
Reverse Spin
Rainbow Effect (Slow->Fast)
0
255
Continuous&Color Bounce
Black
0
0
Red
1
1
Green
2
2
Blue
3
3
White
4
4
Red=0, Green->up,Blue=full,White=0
5
46
Red=0, Green=full,Blue->down,White=0
47
88
Red->up, Green=full,Blue=0,White=0
89
130
Red=full, Green->down,Blue=0,White=0
131
172
Red=full, Green=0,Blue->up,White=0
173
214
Red->down, Green=0,Blue=full,White=0
215
255
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13
8
10
Virtual
Color2(Only
On Color
Bounce)
Color Bounce
Black
0
0
Red
1
1
Green
2
2
Blue
3
3
White
4
4
Red=0, Green->up,Blue=full,White=0
5
46
Red=0, Green=full,Blue->down,White=0
47
88
Red->up, Green=full,Blue=0,White=0
89
130
Red=full, Green->down,Blue=0,White=0
131
172
Red=full, Green=0,Blue->up,White=0
173
214
Red->down, Green=0,Blue=full,White=0
215
255
10
14
9
11
Red
Red 0->100%
0
255
15
Red fine
Red fine control
0
255
11
16
10
12
Green
Green 0->100%
0
255
17
Green fine
Green fine control
0
255
12
18
11
13
Blue
Blue 0->100%
0
255
19
Blue fine
Blue fine control
0
255
13
20
12
14
White
White 0->100%
0
255
21
White fine
White fine control
0
255
14
22
13
15
Control
Normal
0
7
Reset All
8
15
Pan&Tilt Reset
16
23
TBD
24
55
Display Off
56
63
Display On
64
71
TBD
72
79
TBD
80
87
Hibernation
88
95
TBD
96
255