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City Theatrical QolorPoint 7000 User manual

475 BARELL AVE, CARLSTADT, NJ 07072
800/230/9497 201/549/1160 201/549/1161 FAX
©2015 City Theatrical, Inc.
www.citytheatrical.com
QolorPoint
P/N 7000 (individual unit)
P/N 7010 (six units & ight case)
Battery Powered LED Uplighter
Quick Start Guide
Rev 1.01
The City Theatrical QolorPoint xture is a battery-powered
wireless uplighter capable of providing portable and
instant architectural and feature lighting anywhere. With
high-powered red, green, blue and white LEDs the xture
is capable of producing any color or shade of white using
combinations of those LEDs. Ideal for illuminating
buildings in color, both indoors and outdoors, the xture is
powerful enough to light buildings of 3 or 4 stories.
Lighting effects may be created by connecting to effects
generators such as lighting desks or other City Theatrical
Master units using the built-in SHoW DMX receiver.
Alternately, QolorPoint xtures may be used to create
dramatic stand alone systems as each unit comes pre-
programmed with a variety of color/effect features. Set up
is fast and easy...follow the instructions in this quick start
guide. Refer to the complete product manual for more
detailed operational information and specications.
LED EMITTERS
HANDLE
PIVOTING HEAD
CHARGING AND
MAINS PSU PORT/
CABLE DMX OUTPUT
PIN
REMOVABLE
SHROUD
LED CHARGING
INDICATOR
POWER SWITCH
SHoW DMX ID
INDICATOR
SHoW DMX ID
SELECT
BATTERY STATUS ICON
Remove power cable from ight case and attach the appropriate edison connector to the cut
end. Attach power cable to receptacle on side of ight case and connect to mains power supply.
supplied. Be sure to open lid of case while charging to prevent heat build-up.
Conrm that the three charging studs on the bottom of each unit are aligned and seated in
their corresponding holes in the bottom of each storage/charging compartment in the ight
case. When seated properly, the charging LED will be lit amber on each unit. When fully
charged the LED will turn green (approximately 6 hrs.)
User interface
1
2
SHoW
DMX
ID
SHoW
DMX
ID
SHoW
DMX
ID
SHoW
DMX
ID
SHoW
DMX
ID
SHoW
DMX
ID
FN
Buttons LEDs SHoW IDs
201
133
102
149
117
165
POWER
CHARGING
CHARGED
FUNCTION
UP
Turn units on
and off.
Select desired
operation mode,
change settings
Scroll to next
menu item
DOWN
SELECT
SHoW ID
Scroll to
previous
menu item
Accept /
Enter
Change
SHow ID
Stand Alone Operation
For use without an external lighting console/controller,
QolorPoint uplights may be operated individually
or in synchronized groups. Every QolorPoint unit
has the ability to transmit or receive control data
to/from the other units being used. By setting
multiple units to the same SHoW ID, and then
selecting one unit to be the transmitter (master),
they can be operated as a synchronized system
with all units duplicating the actions of the master.
For Stand Alone use, there are three modes of
operation which can be accessed through the
main function menu: Custom Color, Static Color
and Effects. Both Custom and Static color modes
are used where specic colors are needed for
non-changing display.
The Effects mode allows use of one of six
different dynamic programs each of which may be
tuned for optimal display.
Custom Color Mode
(create colors by setting individual brightness levels for red, green, blue and white LED emitters )
Static Color Mode
(select one of 70 pre-programmed colors for use)
Effects Mode
(select and set speed of one of 6 pre-programmed dynamic effects)
*a complete list of available static colors is shown in the product manual
R’bow1 R’bow2 Snap Warm Cool Test
Continuous
gradual transitions
through the color
spectrum.
Continuous
gradual transitions
through the warm
color spectrum
(reds-yellows)
Continuous
gradual transitions
through the cool
color spectrum
(blues-greens)
Continuous
gradual transitions
through the color
spectrum at
slower speed.
Moves through a
six color spectrum
without transitions
Moves through
pure red, blue,
green, white
without
transitions
Press or to scroll
through the library of 10
“cc” colors and 60 “LEE”
lter colors.
Press or to adjust the
speed (01-slow to10-fast)of effect
Press or to select
desired effect
6
“Function
CUSTOM”
“Function
XXXXXXX”
“Function
STATIC”
“Function
EFFECT”
“CUSTOM
Colour”
“STATIC
cc009”
“EFFECT
Snap 08”
“SELECT
cc009”
“STATIC
XXX XXX”
“EFFECT
XXXX xx”
“Type:
“EFFECT
XXXXXX”
“Speed:
08”
“SELECT
XXX XXX”
“Set Col.
Red: 2 0 6 ”
“Set Col.
Red: X X X ”
Press to change function
Press to change function
Press to change function
Press to select:
Press to show current static
color choice
Press to view last selected
effect
Press to select new effect
(ex. snap)
Press to save new effect
Press to enable selection
of new static color
Press to save newly
selected color
Press to enter function menu
Press to enter function menu
Press to enter function menu
Press and view current red
color level
Press to save red color
value and to adjust green level
Repeat steps 6 & 7 for remaining colors
Press or to adjust red
color level. Values range from
000 (0%) to 255 (100%)
Press or to select
“Function Custom”
Press or to select
“Function STATIC”
Press or to select
“Function EFFECT”
FN
FN
FN
Set Col.
Grn: XXX
1
1
1
7
8
4
4
4
5
6
7
5
7
8
2
2
2
5
3
3
3
6
“CHANGE
Function”
“CHANGE
Function”
“CHANGE
Function”
(previous function
is displayed)
“Function
XXXXXXX”
“Function
XXXXXXX”
(previous function
is displayed)
(previous function
is displayed)
(current static color)
(effect ) (speed)
(current effect )
(current static color)
(current red value)
(current green value)
Snap”
DMX Operation
There are three stand alone modes which are
accessed through the function menu: Custom
Color, Static Color and Effects. Both Custom and
Static color modes are used for creating or
selecting colors for use with DMX controlled
applications or where specic colors are needed
for non-changing display. The Effects mode
allows users to access one of six different dynamic
programs each of which may be tuned for optimal
display.

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