Chroma Studio Force D Phosphor User manual

Chroma-Q®
Studio Force™ D
Phosphor
User Manual
Version 1.4 December 2014, Soft are Version 1.07
PN: 634-0502

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Warranty Statement
Chroma-Q warrants to the original purchaser, with proof of purchase, that its delivered products shall be free from defects in
material and workmanship under normal use for a period of 2 months from date of shipment.
Chroma-Q will repair, or at its option, provide an equivalent item or replace, the defective product during the stated warranty
period. This warranty applies only to the repair or replacement of the product and only when the product is properly handled,
installed and maintained according to Chroma-Q instructions. This warranty excludes defects resulting from improper
handling, storage, installation, acts of God, fire, vandalism or civil disturbances. Purchaser must notify Chroma-Q in writing
within 4 days of noticing the defect. This warranty excludes field labour or service charges related to the repair or
replacement of the product.
The warranty contained herein shall not extend to any finished goods or spare parts from which any serial number has been
removed or which have been damaged or rendered defective (a) as a result of normal wear and tear, willful or accidental
damage, negligence, misuse or abuse; (b) due to water or moisture, lightning, windstorm, abnormal voltage, harmonic
distortion, dust, dirt, corrosion or other external causes; (c) by operation outside the specifications contained in the user
documentation; (d) by the use of spare parts not manufactured or sold by Chroma-Q or by the connection or integration of
other equipment or software not approved by Chroma-Q unless the Customer provides acceptable proof to Chroma-Q that
the defect or damage was not caused by the above; (e) by modification, repair or service by anyone other than Chroma-Q,
who has not applied for and been approved by Chroma-Q to do such modification, repair or service unless the Customer
provides acceptable proof to Chroma-Q that the defect or damage was not caused by the above; (f) due to procedures,
deviating from procedures specified by Chroma-Q or (g) due to failure to store, install, test, commission, maintain, operate or
use finished goods and spare parts in a safe and reasonable manner and in accordance with Chroma-Q’s instructions (h) by
repair or replacement of engines without factory training.
The warranty contained herein shall not apply to finished goods or spare parts which are sold “as is”, as “second-hand”, as
used”, as “demo” or under similar qualifications or to Consumables (“Consumables” is defined as any part(s) of goods or
part(s) for use with goods, which part(s) of goods or part(s) for use with goods are consumed during the operation of the
goods and which part(s) of goods or part(s) for use with goods require replacement from time to time by a user such as, but
not limited to, light bulbs).
The warranty contained herein shall not apply, unless the total purchase price for the defective finished goods or spare parts
has been paid by the due date for payment.
The warranty contained herein applies only to the original purchaser and are not assignable or transferable to any
subsequent purchaser or end-user.
This warranty is subject to the shipment of the goods, within the warranty period, to the ChromaQ warranty returns
department, by the purchaser, at the purchasers expense. If no fault is found, ChromaQ will charge the purchaser for the
subsequent return of the goods.
Chroma-Q reserves the right to change the warranty period without prior notice and without incurring obligation and
expressly disclaims all warranties not stated in this limited warranty.

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Disclaimer
The information contained herein is offered in good faith and is believed to be accurate. However, because conditions and
methods of use of our products are beyond our control, this information should not be used in substitution for customer's
tests to ensure that Chroma-Q products are safe, effective, and fully satisfactory for the intended end use. Suggestions of
use shall not be taken as inducements to infringe any patent. Chroma-Q sole warranty is that the product will meet the sales
specifications in effect at the time of shipment. Your exclusive remedy for breach of such warranty is limited to refund of
purchase price or replacement of any product shown to be other than as warranted. – See full warranty details on next page.
Chroma-Q reserves the right to change or make alteration to devices and their functionality without notice due to our on
going research and development.
The Chroma-Q Studio Force Phosphor range have been designed specifically for the lighting industry. Regular maintenance
should be performed to ensure that the products perform well in the entertainment environment.
If you experience any difficulties with any Chroma-Q products please contact your selling dealer. If your selling dealer is
unable to help please contact [e-mail]. If the selling dealer is unable to satisfy your servicing needs, please
contact the following, for full factory service:
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Chroma-Q and Studio Force are trademarks, for more information on this visit www.chroma-q.com/trademarks.
The rights and ownership of all trademarks are recognised.
Important Notice:
As per the requirements in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration standards for product approval, please refer to
the OSHA web pages http://www.osha.gov/dts/otpca/nrtl/ for information on the list of Nationally Recognized Testing
Laboratories (NRTLs) and the scope of recognition.

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Table of Contents
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2.1 Unpacking the Units ..................................................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Cabling ........................................................................................................................................................ 5
2.3 Mounting...................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.4 Optical Accessories ...................................................................................................................................... 5
2.5 Control ......................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.6 DMX Protocol – Studio Force D Phosphor ................................................................................................... 5
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4.2 Dra ings - Dimensions .............................................................................................................................. 8
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1. Product Overvie
The new Chroma
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Studio Force D Phosphor™
Studio Force D Phosphor™Studio Force D Phosphor™
Studio Force D Phosphor™ is a 5,600K CCT, daylight white fixture which utilises innovative LED
technologies found in the Studio Force™ range to provide an equivalent soft edge output to a fluorescent fixture - up to
8,2 0 lumens - developed specifically for use in TV, film and broadcast studio environments. Other features include an
extremely smooth uniform wash, extra soft beam, theatrical grade dimming, laboratory calibration to match Black Body
Locus. Designed for practicality, the unit is equipped with a manual control mode, colour touch screen interface, fanless,
studio & full modes for maximum control of the units and a range of optional accessories.
The Studio Force D Phosphor
Studio Force D PhosphorStudio Force D Phosphor
Studio Force D Phosphor features two light engines with 24 Blue LEDs each for a total of 48 high powered Blue LEDs.
The fixture is equipped with a built-in power supply unit. The fixture can operate as a standalone unit or controlled remotely
through the ANSI E . USITT DMX 5 2-A protocol. The control modes incorporate intensity control in remote DMX or
standalone manual operation.
The product's robust anodised aluminium extruded construction houses a discreet cable management system. Additional
protection is built around the lenses for a truly road proof fixture.
Note: HANDHELD COLOUR METERS
Handheld Colour Meters provide a very limited measuring range for LED fixtures, which results in inconsistent and unreliable
data.
All photometric values listed in this document are based on testing and measurements conducted by certified independent
laboratories with reference to the IES standards.

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2. Operation
2.1 Unpacking the Units
The Studio Force D Phosphor package includes fixture unit, a power cord and connector and a Quick Start Guide. We
recommend that you keep the original packaging in case the item needs to be returned.
2.2 Cabling
The Studio Force D Phosphor fixture is built with powerCON connectors for power input and through. The DMX control data
input and through connections from an external control console are via two XLR 5-pin connectors. The chassis are ground
bonded.
Note: The maximum number of Studio Force D Phosphor fixtures running off a single power input cable is 0 at 20V AC or
20 at 240V AC. Please refer to ANSI and AWG standards for the maximum data and power cable lengths.
XLR 5-pin Cable:
Pin# Function
Ground (Screen)
2 Data Minus
3 Data Plus
4 Spare Data Minus
5 Spare Data Plus
Power Cable:
International
Colour Code
North American
Colour Code
Connections
Green and Yellow Green Earth (E) Ground (Green)
Blue White Neutral (N) Neutral (Silver)
Brown Black Live (L) Hot (Gold)
Important Notice: The use of an opto-splitter for DMX signal distribution is highly recommended when several fixture units
are not plugged into the same power source.
2.3 Mounting
The Studio Force D Phosphor fixture is built with a mounting yoke for floor, wall and truss mounting applications. The yoke
assembly features a hidden quick release fixing for fast and easy tilt adjustment.
Note: Secure the fixture with a safety bond. A provision for a fixing hold is built into the yoke assembly.
2.4 Optical Accessories
Slide-in optical accessories are available to adjust the beam angle of the Studio Force D Phosphor fixtures. One accessory
slot and a swivel plate are available at the front and side of the fixture to hold and lock the slide-in accessories such as cyc
and border light lens, lightbank kit, egg crate louver, top hat, half top hat, barn door and diffuser box attachment
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2.5 Control
The Studio Force D Phosphor fixture can operate as a standalone unit or remotely controlled via ANSI E . USITT DMX5 2-
A protocol. The control functions can be accessed through the Touch Screen LCD display at the rear of the fixture.
Opening Screen on Po er On:
Main Screen:
*Data Signal Indicator: Shows the presence and status of DMX signal.
No Data - appears when the fixture is set at Level mode and not connected to an external DMX
control console.
> > >DMX
- appears when the fixture is set at Level mode and DMX signal from an external DMX
control console is present.
DMX > > > -appears when the fixture is set at Manual and also the source of the DMX data signal.
DMX line is busy!
When the warning screen appears, follow the display
When the warning screen appears, follow the display When the warning screen appears, follow the display
When the warning screen appears, follow the display t
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prompts.
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The warning screen appears when a DMX signal from an external control console is plugged into the fixture set on Manual.
•Press and hold the Level Mode command button to change the mode.
The warning screen appears when the fixture is set to Manual with a DMX signal still present.
•Remove the DMX cable.
•Change the mode to Manual.
Brand Name
Fixture Name & Firmware
Version Number
Display On
Pinhole
Fixture Name
Command Buttons
Control Information
*Data Signal Indicator

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Locked:
Display On/Off & Locked/Unlocked:
Factory default sets the display screen of the fixture to turn off and lock when untouched for 30 seconds. (To disable this
feature, see Control Menu below.)
To activate the screen,
. Tap the screen.
2.
2.2.
2. Press and hold for 5 seconds the lock symbol on the screen. Follow the text prompt that appears on the screen
“Keep holding for 5sec to unlock.”
The lock symbol disappears and the screen is active.
Change DMX Address screen:
The screen shows the current DMX start address and the new DMX start address. In the screen, the numeric command
buttons can be tapped to set the new DMX start address.
Command
Button
Description
0 – 9 Button numbers 0 to 9 for typing the new DMX start address.
Apply Save the new DMX address.
Escape Exit the screen without saving.
Display Lock Icon
Note:
The Lock Icon turns green
when tapped.
Screen Title
Command Buttons
Control Information

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Change Mode screen:
The table sho s the control options available in the Change Mode screen:
Command
CommandCommand
Command
Button
ButtonButton
Button
Description
DescriptionDescription
Description
Level
LevelLevel
Level channel to set intensity Level
Look Sel
Look SelLook Sel
Look Sel channel to select from the user programmed internal effects.
Look Store
Look StoreLook Store
Look Store Programmed internal effects and looks are accessed and stored through the Look Store screen. A total
of 32 looks can be stored in the fixture’s internal memory.
Manual
ManualManual
Manual/Mstr
/Mstr/Mstr
/Mstr The fixture is set as the Master unit for Manual control. Manual control of the fixture’s intensity (Level
LevelLevel
Level)
is accessed through the Manual Mode Setting screen.
Slave
SlaveSlave
Slave The fixture is set as the Slave unit in stand-alone operation. The fixture set as slave unit follows the
control mode set with the Master unit.
Apply
ApplyApply
Apply Save the settings.
Escape
EscapeEscape
Escape Exit the screen without saving.
Command Bu
tton
Control Information
Mode

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Setup screen:
The table sho s the fixture setup options available in the Setup screen:
Command
Button
Description
DMX Data Displays DMX start address and the levels for all the channels assigned.
Fan Speed 4 Fan Speed options are accessed through the Fan Speed screen:
•Quiet – internal fan is off. (Intensity reduced to 80%)
•Studio – internal fan is at low speed.
•Live – internal fan is on.
•Live-Quiet – internal fan is automatically switched on when light output is on and
automatically switched off when light output is off.
RotateDisp The button rotates the orientation of the Touch Screen Display
Frequency 4 frequency options are accessed through the PWM Frequency screen:
1200Hz, 2400Hz, 4800Hz, 9600Hz
DMX Lost The fixture can be set with 2 options when DMX data is lost:
•Last data – holds the last valid DMX state
•No Output – the fixture switches to off
Lock The Touch Screen Display can be set to lock or unlock in the Lock Future screen.
Reset Reset Settings options are accessed through the Reset Setting screen:
•Default – Factory default settings
•User – User defined settings
Upload ENG The fixture can be set for software uploads through the Engine Upload screen.
Escape Exit the screen without saving.
Command Buttons
Mode

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Manual Mode Setting screen:
The table sho s the control options available in the Manual Mode Setting screen:
Command
CommandCommand
Command
Button
ButtonButton
Button
Description
DescriptionDescription
Description
Up Arrow Increase intensity Level - (corresponding Value shown above)
Down Arrow Decrease intensity Level - (corresponding Value shown above)
M
MM
M Playback the look recorded on Rec
RecRec
Rec .
M2
M2M2
M2 Playback the look recorded on Rec2
Rec2Rec2
Rec2.
Rec
RecRec
Rec Save a look for M
MM
M .
Rec2
Rec2Rec2
Rec2 Save a look for M2
M2M2
M2.
Escape
EscapeEscape
Escape Exit the screen.
Command Buttons
Value
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Control Menu
The control menu options are accessed through the touch-screen display at the rear of the Studio Force D Phosphor fixture.
Main Menu
Main MenuMain Menu
Main Menu
The Main Menu displays the fixture name, control information (current assigned DMX address, Footprint, Mode), and the 4
command buttons: Change Add
Change AddChange Add
Change Add, Change Mode
Change ModeChange Mode
Change Mode, Setup Menu
Setup MenuSetup Menu
Setup Menu and Manual
ManualManual
Manual.
Select and tap a command button to access the main control options available.
Change Add
Change AddChange Add
Change Add
To set the DMX start address,
. On the Main Menu screen, tap Change Add
Change AddChange Add
Change Add.
2. Using the buttons, type the desired number.
3. Tap Apply
ApplyApply
Apply to save.
The display goes back to the Main
Main Main
Main Menu
MenuMenu
Menu with the new DMX address.
Change Mode
Change Mode Change Mode
Change Mode
The Studio Force D Phosphor can be set to operate in various DMX controlled and standalone modes.
Level
LevelLevel
Level
Look Sel
Look SelLook Sel
Look Sel
Look Store
Look StoreLook Store
Look Store
Manual
ManualManual
Manual/Mstr
/Mstr/Mstr
/Mstr
Slave
SlaveSlave
Slave
Level
LevelLevel
Level
This mode assigns a channel to set the intensity level (Level).
To set the Level
Level Level
Level mode,
. On the Main Menu, tap Change Mode
Change ModeChange Mode
Change Mode.
2. On the Change Mode screen, tap Level
LevelLevel
Level.
3. Tap Apply
ApplyApply
Apply to save or Escape
EscapeEscape
Escape to cancel.
The display goes back to the Main Menu
Main Menu Main Menu
Main Menu showing:
Address :
Address :Address :
Address :(assigned DMX number)
Footprint : C
Footprint : CFootprint : C
Footprint : Ch
hh
h (assigned channels)
Mode :Level
Mode :LevelMode :Level
Mode :Level
Look Sel
Look SelLook Sel
Look Sel
This mode assigns DMX channel to access all the 32 saved Looks.
To access a look from the Look Sel
Look SelLook Sel
Look Sel mode,
. On the Main Menu, tap Change Mode
Change ModeChange Mode
Change Mode.
2. On the Change Mode screen, tap Look Sel
Look SelLook Sel
Look Sel.
3. Tap Apply
ApplyApply
Apply to save or Escape
EscapeEscape
Escape to cancel.
4. Scroll through the Looks using the assigned channel on the external DMX console
which is connected to the fixture. Access to the 32 stored Looks corresponds to the
channel level from 0% to 00%.
Look Store
Look StoreLook Store
Look Store
In this mode, Looks created from an external DMX console can be captured and stored in the
internal memory of the fixture.
On the Change Mode screen, the Look Store
Look StoreLook Store
Look Store button appears only after Level
LevelLevel
Level is tapped as the
assigned mode.
To capture a Look,
. On the Main Menu
Main MenuMain Menu
Main Menu, tap Change Mode
Change ModeChange Mode
Change Mode.
2. On the Change Mode screen, tap Level,
Level, Level,
Level, and then Apply
ApplyApply
Apply. The Look Store
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appears only when Level
LevelLevel
Level is the assigned mode.
3. Create your Looks through the external DMX console using the assigned Level
Level Level
Level
channels.
4. On the Change Mode screen, tap Look
LookLook
Look Store
StoreStore
Store.
5. On the Look Store screen, tap the up or down arrows to select which Look number to
store the created Look.
6. Then tap CaptureDMX
CaptureDMXCaptureDMX
CaptureDMX to assign the Look number.
7. Repeat steps 3 to 6 to create and capture other Looks.
To save all the captured Looks in a series,
8. Press and hold SaveLooks,
SaveLooks, SaveLooks,
SaveLooks, then follow the text prompt which appears on the screen -
>Hold SaveLooks
>Hold SaveLooks>Hold SaveLooks
>Hold SaveLooks, then >Looks Saved.
>Looks Saved.>Looks Saved.
>Looks Saved.
The screen goes back to the Main Menu after 30 seconds or you may tap the Escape
Escape Escape
Escape button to
go to the Main Menu.
Slave
SlaveSlave
Slave
In this mode, the fixture is set as the slave unit when connected to other units. The settings of
the master unit will be automatically applied to all the slave units.
To set the fixture as the slave unit,
. On the Main Menu, tap Change Mode
Change ModeChange Mode
Change Mode.
2. On the Change Mode screen, tap Slave
SlaveSlave
Slave, and then tap Apply
ApplyApply
Apply.
The screen goes back to the Main Menu showing Mode: Slave.
Manual
ManualManual
Manual/Mstr
/Mstr/Mstr
/Mstr
In this mode, the fixture is set as the Master standalone unit. Level
Level Level
Level (intensity) is set in the
Manual Mode Settings screen. (See Manual Mode Setting below.)
To access Manual
ManualManual
Manual/Mstr
/Mstr/Mstr
/Mstr mode,
. From the Main Menu, tap Change Mode
Change ModeChange Mode
Change Mode.
2. From the Change Mode screen, tap Manual
ManualManual
Manual/Mstr
/Mstr/Mstr
/Mstr, and then tap Apply
ApplyApply
Apply.
The screen goes back to the Main Menu showing Mode: Manual/Mstr.
The fixture output goes to the previously set manual settings.
Setup Menu
Setup MenuSetup Menu
Setup Menu
In this menu, internal settings of the Studio Force D Phosphor can be re-configured.
DMX Data
DMX DataDMX Data
DMX Data
Fan Speed
Fan SpeedFan Speed
Fan Speed
RotateDisp
RotateDispRotateDisp
RotateDisp
Frequency
FrequencyFrequency
Frequency
DMX Lost
DMX LostDMX Lost
DMX Lost
Lock
LockLock
Lock
Reset
ResetReset
Reset
Upload ENG
Upload ENGUpload ENG
Upload ENG
DMX Data
DMX DataDMX Data
DMX Data
The screen shows the DMX start address, and the equivalent value for each of the DMX channels
assigned to the fixture.
To show DMX Data,
. On the Main Menu
Main MenuMain Menu
Main Menu, tap Setup Menu
Setup MenuSetup Menu
Setup Menu.
2. On the Setup screen, tap DMX Data
DMX DataDMX Data
DMX Data.
3. Tap Escape
EscapeEscape
Escape to go to the Setup screen.
Fan Speed
Fan SpeedFan Speed
Fan Speed
The internal fan of the fixture can be set to four speed options to regulate noise levels and the
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Fan Speed options:
Quiet
Quiet Quiet
Quiet Internal fan is off. (Intensity reduced to 80%)
Studio
StudioStudio
Studio Internal fan is on at low speed.
Live
LiveLive
Live Internal fan is on.
Live
LiveLive
Live-
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-Quiet
QuietQuiet
Quiet Internal fan is on when DMX signal is present.
To set the Fan Speed,
. On the Main Menu, tap Setup Menu
Setup MenuSetup Menu
Setup Menu.
2. On the Setup screen, tap Fan Speed
Fan SpeedFan Speed
Fan Speed.
3. On the Fan Speed screen, select and tap a Fan Speed option, and then tap Apply
ApplyApply
Apply to
save. The description of the option appears below the screen title.
The screen goes to Setup screen.
Rotate Display
Rotate DisplayRotate Display
Rotate Display
This command rotates the display screen by 80 degrees.
To rotate the display screen,
. On the Main Menu, tap Setup Menu
Setup MenuSetup Menu
Setup Menu.
2. On the Setup screen, tap RotateDisp
RotateDispRotateDisp
RotateDisp.
The display screen rotates by 80 degrees.
Frequency
FrequencyFrequency
Frequency
In this menu, the fixture can be set to four frequency options. The LED scan rate can be
synchronised with the video camera to avoid a flickering effect.
Frequency options:
200 Hz
200 Hz200 Hz
200 Hz
2400 Hz
2400 Hz2400 Hz
2400 Hz
4800 Hz
4800 Hz4800 Hz
4800 Hz
9600 Hz
9600 Hz9600 Hz
9600 Hz
To set the Frequency,
. On the Main Menu, tap Setup Menu
Setup MenuSetup Menu
Setup Menu
2. On the Setup screen, tap Frequency
FrequencyFrequency
Frequency
3. On the PWM Frequency screen, select and tap a Frequency option, then tap Apply
ApplyApply
Apply to
save.
The screen goes to the Setup screen.
DMX Lost
DMX LostDMX Lost
DMX Lost
In this menu, 2 output options can be selected if the fixture does not detect DMX signal:
Output options:
Last data
Last dataLast data
Last data Fixture holds the last valid DMX state.
No output
No outputNo output
No output Fixture output is off.
To set DMX Lost,
. On the Main Menu, tap Setup Menu.
Setup Menu.Setup Menu.
Setup Menu.
2. On the Setup screen, tap DMX Lost
DMX LostDMX Lost
DMX Lost.
3. On the When DM
When DMWhen DM
When DMX Lost
X LostX Lost
X Lost screen, select and tap an output option, then tap Apply
ApplyApply
Apply to
save.
The screen goes to the Setup screen.
Lock
LockLock
Lock
Factory default sets the display screen to turn off and lock when untouched for 30 seconds. A
lock symbol appears on the screen when touched.
To disable or enable the lock,
. On the Main Menu, tap Setup Menu
Setup MenuSetup Menu
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2. On the Setup screen, tap Lock
LockLock
Lock.
3. On the Lock Future screen, tap Enable
EnableEnable
Enable or Disable
DisableDisable
Disable, then tap Apply
ApplyApply
Apply to save.
The screen goes to the Setup screen.
Reset
ResetReset
Reset
In this menu,
•Current user settings can be saved.
•The fixture can be reset to the saved user settings.
•The fixture can be reset to the factory default settings. All recorded Looks are erased.
To save the current user settings,
. Review all settings.
2. On the Main Menu, tap Setup Menu
Setup MenuSetup Menu
Setup Menu.
3. On the Setup screen, tap Reset
ResetReset
Reset.
4. On the Reset Setting screen, press and hold Save User
Save UserSave User
Save User for 0 seconds to save the
current settings. (Follow the text prompt that appears on the screen.)
The screen goes to the Setup screen.
To reset the fixture to the saved user settings,
. On the Main Menu, tap Setup Menu
Setup MenuSetup Menu
Setup Menu.
2. On the Setup screen, tap Reset
ResetReset
Reset.
3. On the Reset Setting screen, tap User
UserUser
User.
4. Press and hold Apply
ApplyApply
Apply for 3 seconds to restore the saved user settings.
The screen reboots to the opening screen and Main Menu.
To reset the fixture to the factory default settings,
. On the Main Menu, tap Setup Menu
Setup MenuSetup Menu
Setup Menu.
2. On the Setup screen, tap Reset
ResetReset
Reset.
3. On the Reset Setting screen, tap Default
DefaultDefault
Default.
4. Press and hold Apply
ApplyApply
Apply for 3 seconds to restore the factory default settings.
The screen reboots to the opening screen and Main Menu.
Factory Default Settings:
DMX Address
Mode Level
Lock Enabled
DMX Lost Last data
Fan Speed Live-Quiet
Frequency 200Hz
Reset Default
Upload ENG
Upload ENGUpload ENG
Upload ENG
LED Engine software can be uploaded to the fixture from an external source by activating this
menu.
To activate Upload ENG,
. On the Main menu, tap Setup Menu
Setup MenuSetup Menu
Setup Menu.
2. On the Setup screen, tap Upload ENG
Upload ENGUpload ENG
Upload ENG.
3. Connect the fixture to an external uploader.
•Initiate the uploading process from the external uploader.
•Follow the display prompts on the external uploader and the fixture.
4. Tap the screen to exit.

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Manual
ManualManual
Manual
In this mode, the fixture is set as a standalone unit. Level
LevelLevel
Level (intensity) is set in the Manual Mode Settings
screen.
To adjust the Level,
. On the Main Menu, tap Manual
ManualManual
Manual.
2. On the Manual Mode Setting screen, tap the Up or Down arrows to increase or decrease the intensity
level. The corresponding value is indicated above the arrows: 0% - 00%.
3. Tap Escape
EscapeEscape
Escape to exit and go back to the Main Menu.
In this mode, two manual settings can be recorded and played back.
To record a manual setting,
. On the Main Menu, tap Manual
ManualManual
Manual.
2. Set the Level.
3. Press and hold Rec
RecRec
Rec to record in memory (M
MM
M ), or press and hold Rec2
Rec2Rec2
Rec2 to record in memory 2
(M2
M2M2
M2). Follow the text prompt that appears on the screen: >Hold Rec
>Hold Rec>Hold Rec
>Hold Rec , >M Saved
M SavedM Saved
M Saved or >Hold
>Hold >Hold
>Hold
Rec2
Rec2Rec2
Rec2, >M2 Saved
>M2 Saved>M2 Saved
>M2 Saved.
To play back the recorded setting,
. On the Main Menu, tap Manual
ManualManual
Manual.
2. On the Manual Mode Setting screen, tap M
MM
M or M2
M2M2
M2.
The fixture goes to the previously recorded state.
2.6 DMX Protocol – Studio Force D Phosphor
Studio Force D Phosphor - DMX Personality
Studio Force D
Studio Force D Studio Force D
Studio Force D
Phosphor v .0
Phosphor v .0Phosphor v .0
Phosphor v .06
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6
Level
LevelLevel
Level
[ ch]
[ ch] [ ch]
[ ch]
Look Sel
Look SelLook Sel
Look Sel
[ ch]
[ ch][ ch]
[ ch]
Channel
Intensity Level
Look
–
32 (Playback)
2.7 Thermal Performance
The Studio Force D Phosphor is built with an internal fan for internal cooling. The fixture output is automatically reduced
when internal temperature exceeds 75ºC for automatic protection. This happens on rare and extreme conditions when
ambient temperature is over 35ºC or the internal fans are blocked or damaged.
The airflow to and from the fan must not be constricted to maintain the maximum operating capacity of the Studio Force D
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3. Troubleshooting
Check and eliminate the possible external field factors such as bad connections, faulty cables, damaged power supplies, bad
control, etc. The items in the table below are basic guidelines for quick troubleshooting. For technical support and/or parts,
please contact your selling dealer or the offices listed in this manual.
Symptom Possible Cause Solution
Fixture does not respond to
DMX control.
Set to wrong or different DMX address.
Bad cable connecting DMX control and fixture.
Bad in/through connection between adjacent
fixtures.
Check DMX address and Mode
settings.
Check/replace DMX run from the
console.
Check/replace DMX runs between
fixtures.
Noise from fixture unit. Fan malfunction. Check fan.
Low LED output. Internal temperature is over the limit.
Fan is not working.
Check “Fan Control” mode.
Check fan.
Check for airflow - to and from the
internal fan.
Check area ventilation.

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4. Specification
4.1 Technical Specifications
Studio Force D Phosphor
Product Code CHSFDP 2
Dimensions** 335mm x 90mm x 2 8mm / 3.2” x 7.5” x 8.7”
Weight 4kgs / 9lbs
Power Supply Built-in
Power Input Rating 00-240V AC, 50-60 Hz, 60VA
Power Factor .9
Power Consumption 50W
Typical Power & Current Measurements done with all LEDs at maximum intensity. Measurements made at nominal
voltage. Allow for a deviation of +/- 0%.
Power Connector In/Out powerCON
Data Connectors In/Out XLR 5-pin
Control Protocol ANSI E . USITT DMX 5 2-A
Cooling System Forced - fan
Operating Temperature 0°C to 40°C
Construction Anodised aluminium extrusion
Colour Black
Built-In Hardware Quick release lever for tilt adjustment
IP Rating IP20
Approvals CISPR 22 :2006/EN55022 :2006 & CISPR 24 : 997/EN55024 : 998, ICES-003 :2004 &
FCC Part 5 Subpart B: 2007, CSA C22. No. 66-M 983:R2008 UL 573:2003; UL 8750
LED Engines 2
LEDs Per Engine 24 Blue LEDs
Total LEDs 48
Control Modes channel Level, channel Look Sel, Manual/Mstr, Slave, Look Store
Dimming Curve Theatrical
Variable Effects Engines N/A
Effects Parameters N/A
Hot Lumen Output (combined)
8,2 0
Optics Remote phosphor panel
Beam Distribution Symmetrical direct illumination
CCT 5600K (+/- 200K)
Color Gamut Performance enhanced
CRI Up to 7
Lamp Life L70 at 50,000 hours
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4.2 Dra ings - Dimensions
4.3 Accessories
•CHCFCL 2 – Cyc Lens For Force 2
•CHCFBL 2 – Border Light Lens For Force 2
•CHCFSA 2 – Spigot Adaptor For Force 2
•CHCFECL 2 – Egg Crate Louver For Force 2
•CHCFTH 2 – Top Hat For Force 2
•CHCFHTH 2 – Half Top Hat For Force 2
•CHCFBD 2 – Barn Door For Force 2
•CHCFDBX – Diffuser Box For Force 2
•CHCFLBA 2 – Lightbank Adaptor (Speedring) For Force 2
•CHCFLB 2 – Lightbank For Force 2
•CHCFLBK-K – Lightbank Kit
+
For Force 2 (consists of Lightbank Adaptor (Speedring) & Lightbank)
5. Maintenance
With care, the Studio Force D Phosphor fixtures require little maintenance. However, as the unit is likely to be used in a
stage environment we recommend periodical internal inspection and cleaning of any resulting dust and cracked oil residue.
Do not spray liquids on the front or rear panel. If the front enclosure requires cleaning, wipe with a mild detergent on a damp
cloth.