Event Lighting DGS400RGB User manual

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DGS Laser
USER MANUAL
For safety, please read this user manual carefully before initial use.
Event Lighting reserves the right to revise the manual at any time. Information and specifications within this
manual are subject to change without notice. Event Lighting assumes no liability or responsibility for any
errors or omissions. Please consult Event Lighting for any clarification or information regarding this item.
www.event-lighting.com.au V1.0

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CONTENTS
Safety Instructions
Product Installation
Rear Panel
Control Board Operation
- Standalone Mode
- DMX Modes
DMX Values
IR Remote control
Warranty
Laser Emission Data
Specifications

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Safety Instructions
WARNING
• Do not open this device, there is no user-serviceable parts inside. Risk of electric shock.
• Do not look at the light source when the device is on.
• CAUTION: This unit's housing may be hot during and after operation.
• Install this device in a location with adequate ventilation, at least 20 inch (50 cm) from adjacent surfaces.
• Do not leave any flammable material within 50 cm of this unit while operating or connected to power.
• Use a safety chain when mounting this device overhead.
• Do not operate this device outdoors or in any location where dust, excessive heat, water, or humidity may affect it.
• Do not operate this device if the housing, lenses, or cables appear damaged.
• Do not connect this device to a dimmer or rheostat.
• ONLY connect this device to a grounded and protected circuit.
• ONLY use the hanging bracket to carry this device.
• In case of a serious operating problem, stop using immediately.
• The maximum ambient temperature is 104° F (40° C). Do not operate this device at higher temperatures.
• Do not point this laser toward people or crowds.
• Do not point this laser toward any area where you or the operator do not know where the beams are being directed.
• Use aperture cover whenever not in use.
• Use the key to lock the laser to avoid unauthorised use.
• Avoid direct eye contact with laser light. Never intentionally expose your eyes or others to direct laser light.
• This laser product can potentially cause instant eye injury or blindness if laser light directly strikes the eyes.
Power Input
This device has an auto-switching power supply work with input voltage range of 100~240 VAC, 50/60 Hz.
Product Installation
This device can be mounted in many orientations provided each individual device is secured by the use of correct
mounting bracket.
This device should be directed above the heads of people and do not direct it toward the line of sight of people
Refer to the diagram below
Use a safety chain when mounting this device overhead.

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Rear Panel
1 DMX input 3PIN Male XLR port, using for DMX
2 DMX output 3PIN Female XLR port，using for DMX
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Digital display Display mode or address code
4 Safety Loop Attach the safety cable
5 Mic Sensitivity Knob Turn the knob (potentiometer) until the laser works in sync with the music.
6 Key Switch To turn the laser effect (laser diode) ON/OFF. Be sure that only authorized
operator hold the key
7 Buttons Choose Work Mode
8 Switch Switch on and off the power
9 Mains input With socket and integrated fuse holder

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CONTROL BOARD OPERATION
Press the "MODE" button to enter the mode select state cycles display panel
display "AorS", "Soud", "AUTO", "d***", "SLAV", "OFF" six modes.
. "d***" mode, press "UP" or "DOWN" key to select the DMX address.
. Press the "ENTER" button to save the current operating mode or address code.
OPERATING MODE DESCRIPTION
DISPLAY MODE DESCRIPTION
Aors /
As_1 - As_6 Intelligent Mode
Auto switch between "Auto Run Mode" and
"Sound Active Mode" , depends on if the
music exists or not.
Soud
/
Sd_1
-
Sd_6
Sound Active
Mode
Sound Active Mode
Auto
/
At_1 - At_6
Auto Run
Mode Auto Run Mode
d***
DMX512
Control Mode Press “UP” or “DOWN” to Set the DMX address
SLAV Slave Mode Slave mode
OFF
Standby
Mode
Press "MODE" button or use IR controllor
to select another operating mode

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DMX CHANNELS DESCRIPTION:
CH1 / 12
Work Mode Selection
0 Blackout
1-49
Manual mode, out of bounds through the mode;
when the channel value is less than 5, the pattern
size will shrink.
50 - 99
Manual mode, out of bounds for the exhumation
mode, when the channel value is less than 55, the
pattern size will shrink.
100-149
Manual and sound mode, out of bounds across the
mode, when the channel value is less than 105, the
pattern size will shrink.
150-199
Manual and sound mode, out of bounds for the
exhumation mode, when the channel value is less
than 155, the pattern size will shrink.
200 -229 Auto mode
230 - 255 Sound Mode
CH2 / 13 Pattern Selection 0-255 Pattern selection, the value of a pattern 2, a total of
127 pattern optional.
CH3 / 14
Zoom
0-63 Static adjust the size
64-255
A dynamic size effect, every 32 value period, each to
different sizes, in the same segment, the larger the
value, the faster the operation.
CH4 / 15 Rotation
0-63 Static rotation adjustment
64-255
The dynamic effect of the rotation, each 32 value
period, each for a different effect of the rotation, in the
same segment, the larger the value the faster action.
CH5 / 16 X-axis rotation
0-63 The static horizontal movement of the adjustment.
64-255
The dynamic effect of the horizontal movement, each
32 value period, each for different horizontal
movement, in the same period, the value the greater
the faster action.
CH6 / 17 Y-axis rotation
0-63 The static vertical movement of the adjustment.
64-255
The dynamic vertical movement effect, each 32 value
period, each for a different vertical movement effect,
in the same period within the larger the value the
faster action.
CH7 / 18 Zoom 0-63 Static level of zoom adjustment..

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64-255
Dynamic level of zoom effect, every 32 values for
some of each for different levels of zoom effect, in the
same paragraph, the greater the value the faster the
action.
CH8 / 19 Scale
0-63 The static vertical scaling adjustment.
64-255
Dynamic vertical zoom effect, every 32 values for
some, each for different vertical zoom effect, in the
same paragraph, the greater the value the faster the
action.
CH9 / 20 Regulation
0-63 Regulation the static of getting painted.
64-255 Adynamic crescendo painted effect, the greater the
value the faster the action.
CH10 / 21 Mode definition
0-127 The node definition, the larger the value, the sharper
the node.
128-255 Only display node (dot state), the larger the value,
the sharper the node.
CH11 / 22 Zoom
0-127 Static color choices, the value of a 16 color schemes.
128-191 The color effect of the whole pattern of the same
color, the larger the value, discoloration, the sooner.
192-255
Pattern primary color-based color effect, the larger
the value, discoloration, the sooner. When CH22
value of 255 or 191 when the node will be the second
pattern is the center point of the first pattern play
more of the same pattern of the array

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IR REMOTE CONTROL DESCRIPTION:
WARRANTY
Please refer to your local dealer or please contact Event Lighting.
LASER EMISSION DATA
* As measured under IEC measurement conditions for classification.
Laser Classification：Class 3B
Green Laser Medium DPSS：Nd:YVO4+KTP,532nm
Red Laser Medium LD：GaAIAs 650nm,typical
Blue Laser Medium LD：InGaN 450nm, typical
Beam Diameter：r <5mm at aperture
Divergence(each beam)：<12 mrad
Divergence(total light) ：<90 degrees
Laser Power:200mW 650nm Red CW, 50mW 532nm Green CW, 150mW 450nm Blue CW
Transverse Beam Mode：TEM00
Scanning：ILDA 20 Kpps
SPECIFICTAIONS
Mains Input:AC100~240V, 50/60Hz
Fuse:250V /1.6A Slow Blow (20mm Glass)
Total Power:25W
X/YAxis Beam Angle:±20°
Laser Safety Standard:EN60825-1 2007
Condition Temperature:10~40℃
DMX Connections:3 pins XLR Male/Female
Net Weight:1.35Kg
Measurement: 216mm x 160mm x 71mm
POWER: Power on or standby Mode
AUTO: Auto Run Mode SOUND: Sound Active Mode