Gamma+ Xenon Par User manual

Xenon Par
IP65 LED Par with Motorized Zoom
User Manual
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction and Setup......................................................................................................................3
Unpacking...............................................................................................................................................3
In the Box:..........................................................................................................................................3
Mounting and Operation..................................................................................................................3
Safety Precautions...............................................................................................................................3
Customer Support...............................................................................................................................4
2. Setup and Operation..........................................................................................................................6
Using the LCD Menu and Buttons...............................................................................................6
Menu Operation...................................................................................................................................7
DMX Setup..............................................................................................................................................8
DMX Basics........................................................................................................................................8
DMX Wiring.......................................................................................................................................8
DMX Modes and Configuration.....................................................................................................9
3. Maintenance.........................................................................................................................................16
4. Technical Specifications...................................................................................................................17
Photometric Reports........................................................................................................................18
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1. Introduction and Setup
Unpacking
After receiving the device, please check whether any visible damage was caused dur-
ing transport. lf the power cord, housing or the light are damaged, do not operate the
device. Contact your dealer or GAMMA LED Vision immediately.
Thank you for choosing our Xenon Par. This light is designed by high strength die-
casting aluminum which is able to endure high temperatures, and is designed in a
stylish form.
It uses high-power Red, Green, Blue, and White LED’s and has a motorized zoom
control from 8°-50°.
For your own safety, please read this manual before installing or using the device. This
manual covers the important information on installation and applications. Please install
and operate the fixture with following instructions. Meanwhile, please keep this manual
for future needs.
In the Box:
Xenon Par LED - 1 pc
Power Cable - 1 pc
Wireless IR Remote - 1 pc
User Manual - 1 pc
Mounting and Operation
Use a clamp rated for the full weight of the Xenon Par to hang the fixture from the
mount(s) on the fixture’s yoke.
As an added safety measure be sure to attached at least one properly rated safety
cable to the fixture using on of the safety cable rigging point integrated in the base
assembly or on the yoke.
Safety Precautions
Caution: For added protection mount the fixtures in areas outside walking paths, seat-
ing areas, or in areas were the fixture might be reached by unauthorized personnel.
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Before mounting the fixture to any surface, make sure that the installation area can
hold a minimum point load of 10 items the device’s weight.
Fixture installation must always be secured with a secondary safety attachment, such
as an appropriate safety cable.
Never stand directly below the device when mounting, removing, or servicing the fix-
ture.
From a ceiling, or set on a flat level surface (see illustration below). Be sure this fixture
is kept at least 0.5m (1.5ft) away from any flammable materials (decoration etc.).
Always use and install the supplied safety cable as a safety measure to prevent acci-
dental damage and/or injury in the event the clamp fails.
∙Don’t try to modify the fixture without any instruction by the manufacturer or the ap-
pointed repairing agencies.
∙Warranty is voided if there are any malfunctions from not following the user manual
while operating or any hazardous operation, like shock short circuit, electronic shock,
lamp broken, etc.
Customer Support
WARRANTY POLICY
GAMMA LED Vision warrants its products for the periods set below from the date
of purchase to be free of manufacturer and workmanship defects. Warranty does
not cover normal wear and tear caused by force, negligence or misuse of products.
GAMMA LED Vision is not responsible for any damages or injury caused by misuse
or improper handling of the products and in accordance with instructions and
specifications of manual.
Warranty terms are as follows:
LED Fixtures:
Indoor: 2 Years
Outdoor (IP 54 or higher): 1 Year
Lamp Fixtures: 1 year / excludes the lamp
LED Video Products:
Indoor: 2 Years
Outdoor (IP 54 or higher): 1 Year
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Controllers: 2 years
Batteries: 6 months
All Trussing Related Products and Accessories: 1 Year
Please visit WWW.GAMMALEDVISON.COM for complete Limited Warranty terms
and contact information.
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2. Setup and Operation
Using the LCD Menu and Buttons
1: “DMX” or “SLAVE” is displayed depending
on the mode.
2: Green dot = DMX present, Red dot = No
DMX
3: Temperature of the light. Changes to yel-
low when overheating.
4: Main Menu area, as entered via the keys.
5: Key lock – you may lock out the settings,
and this is the indicator as to if they buttons
are locked or not.
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Menu Operation
Use the ENTER Key to enter the menu. The UP/DOWN keys will then change the
selection and MENU will take you back. The chart below shows the main options:
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DMX Setup
DMX Basics
DMX512 stands for digital multiplex 512. This means that 512 channels are con-
trolled digitally through 1 data cable.
A channel is a set of 255 steps that are assigned to control attributes in each light.
This may be a color like red, green or blue, and intensity, strobe, pan/tilt or other
attributes.
Multiple sets of 512 “universes” may be used. Only 1 universe will travel on a DMX
cable, but through networked DMX (Art-Net or sACN E1.31), many universes can
travel over a network.
DMX Wiring
DMX works by connecting 1 or multiple lights to the output of a DMX lighting
console or software with a DMX interface.
DMX lights connect in what is called a “daisy-chain”. Your first DMX cable will
plug it’s male DMX connector into the female DMX connector on your lighting
console. The remaining female connector will then connect to the DMX input on
your first light.
You may then connect your next fixture to the output of your first light, and con-
tinue the chain.
32 Fixture Rule – DMX only allows you to connect up to 32 fixtures in a single
daisy chain for signal strength. Sometimes, depending on the fixtures and cable
length, this number is less (or more).
DMX Cables can be 3-pin or 5-pin. These use the same type of data, and in the 5-
pin only pins 1, 2, and 3 are used. The cable should be a 2 conductor, shielded
cable of at least 110 ohms resistance. Microphone cable is not DMX cable.
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Please refer to the diagram below:
For installations where the DMX cable has to run a long distance or is in an elec-
trically noisy environment, it is recommended to use a DMX terminator. This
helps in preventing corruption of the digital control signal by electrical noise and
reflections. The DMX terminator is simply an XLR plug with a 120 Ω resistor con-
nected between pins 2 and 3, which is then plugged into the output XLR socket
of the last fixture in the chain. Please see illustrations below:
DMX Modes and Configuration
The Xenon Par has multiple DMX modes, sometimes called “personalities”, “pro-
files”, or as we will use here “modes”.
In general, modes with more DMX channels offer a greater level of control or op-
tions but take up more of your output channels on your lighting console or soft-
ware.
Modes with less DMX channels often offer less control, but may be plenty for your
needs. Depending on your needs and control solution, you may not need chan-
nels for automated programs, strobes, or macros – your console may have great
effects! In this case, you can use a lesser channel mode and fit more lights per
DMX universe.
View the DMX mode charts below to find the mode that best suits your needs. 8
channel and 17 channel are the most commonly used.
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DMX Channel Mode Sheets:
2 DMX
Channel
Function Channel Value Description
1 Color Selection 0-9 None
10-13 Red
14-17 Green
18-21 Blue
22-25 Yellow
26-29 Cyan
30-33 Magenta
34-37 White
38-41 Orange
42-45 Pink
46-49 Violet
50-53 Aquamarine
54-57 Sky Blue
58-61 Full White
62-65 Cool White
66-69 Warm White
70-73 White 3200k
74-77 White 2500k
78-81 Yellow 2
82-85 Straw
86-89 Orange 2
90-93 Light Rose
94-97 Dark Pink
98-101 Magenta 2
102-105 Blue 2
106-109 Med Blue Green
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110-113 Dark Blue
114-117 Bright Pink
118-121 Medium Blue
122-125 Golden Amber
126-129 Deep Golden Amber
130-133 Pale Lavender
134-137 Apricot
138-141 Dark Lavender
142-145 Chocolate
145-149 Just Blue
150-153 Surprise Pink
154-157 Scarlet
158-161 Surprise Peach
162-255 No Function
2 Zoom 0-255 Zoom Min to Max
4 DMX
Channel
Function Channel Value Description
1 Master Dimmer 0-255 Intensity Control
2 Hue 0-255 Hue
3 Saturation 0-255 Saturation
4 Zoom 0-255 Zoom Min to Max
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8 DMX
Channel
Function Channel Value Description
1 Master Dimmer 0-255 Intensity Control
2 Red 0-255
3 Green 0-255
4 Blue 0-255
5 White 0-50
6 Strobe 0-8 No Function
9-255 Strobe from Slow to Fast
7 Zoom 0-255 Zoom Min to Max
8 Zoom Speed 0-255 Zoom Speed
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17 DMX
Channel
Function Channel Value Description
1 Master Dimmer 0-255 Intensity Control
2 No Function
3 Red 0-255
4 Red Fine 0-255
5 Green 0-255
6 Green Fine 0-255
7 Blue 0-255
8 Blue Fine 0-255
9 White 0-50
10 White Fine 0-255
11 Dimmer Curve 0-49 Default Dimmer
50-99 Dimmer Curve 1
100-149 Dimmer Curve 2
150-199 Dimmer Curve 3
200-255 Dimmer Curve 4
12 Strobe 0-8 No Function
9-255 Strobe from Slow to Fast
13 Zoom 0-255 Zoom Min to Max
14 Zoom Speed 0-255 Zoom Speed
15 Automatic Programs 0-7 Default
8-10 Program 1
11-20 Program 2
21-30 Program 3
31-40 Program 4
41-50 Program 5
51-60 Program 6
61-70 Program 7
71-80 Program 8
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81-90 Program 9
91-100 Program 10
101-109 Program 11
110-255 No Function
16 Auto Programs
Speed
0-255 Speed of Automatic Programs
17 Reset 0-200 No Function
201-220 Reset Zoom Motor
221-255 No Function
19 DMX
Channel
Function Channel Value Description
1 Master Dimmer 0-255 Intensity Control
2 No Function
3 Red 0-255
4 Red Fine 0-255
5 Green 0-255
6 Green Fine 0-255
7 Blue 0-255
8 Blue Fine 0-255
9 White 0-50
10 White Fine 0-255
11 Dimmer Curve 0-49 Default Dimmer
50-99 Dimmer Curve 1
100-149 Dimmer Curve 2
150-199 Dimmer Curve 3
200-255 Dimmer Curve 4
12 Color Macros 0-255 36 Different Color Macros
13 Strobe 0-8 No Function
9-255 Strobe from Slow to Fast
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14 Zoom 0-255 Zoom Min to Max
15 Zoom Speed 0-255 Zoom Speed
16 ID Number 0-255 ID Number (0-66)
17 Automatic Programs 0-7 Default
8-10 Program 1
11-20 Program 2
21-30 Program 3
31-40 Program 4
41-50 Program 5
51-60 Program 6
61-70 Program 7
71-80 Program 8
81-90 Program 9
91-100 Program 10
101-109 Program 11
110-255 No Function
18 Auto Programs
Speed
0-255 Speed of Automatic Programs
19 Reset 0-200 No Function
201-220 Reset Zoom Motor
221-255 No Function
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3. Maintenance
Troubleshooting Problems
The following are a few common problems that may occur during operation. Here
are some suggestions for easy troubleshooting:
A. The unit does not work:
•Check that the unit is plugged in to a working power connector.
•Press the menu button to confirm that the unit is powered on. If the screen
does not light up, the unit has no power.
B. Not Responding to the DMX Controller
•Check DMX cables to verify that they are plugged in and functional.
•Check the DMX address and mode – does it match the address and mode
patched in the lighting console or software?
•Plug the light directly into the DMX controller with a cable that you know is
good. Unplug all other lights – does it work?
•Try to use another DMX controller.
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4. Technical Specifications
Rated voltage: 100V-240VAC, 50/60Hz
Power Consumption: 150w MAX with active Power Factor Correction
Fan-free Convection Cooling with Overtemperature Protection
LEDs: 7 * 20W RGBW
Lamp rated life: >50000 Hours
Beam angle: 8° to 50°
DMX512 Channels: 2,4,8,17,19 channel modes.
Strobe: Independent electronic strobe
Control Mode: DMX512 control via 3-pin XLR connectors, Auto Run, Master/
Slave, Sound-Active
IP Rating: IP 65
Net Weight: 5 kgs
Certification: CE, RoHS
Dimensions – see next page:
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Photometric Reports
Photometric Data FC at Center Zoom in Zoom Out
1m -- 291
2m 1506 77
3m 680 34
5m 227 12
7m 114 6
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