Ignition Cobalt X-3 Coupe User manual

Cobalt
Manual
Cobalt
X-
3 Coupé
3 Coupé

1. Safety instructions
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1.1.
For safe and efficient operation
2. Designated use
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2.1. Overhead installation
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3. Introduction
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3.1. Product overview
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3.2. Dimensions
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4. Connections
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4.1. Electrical connections
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4.2. DMX connections
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4.3.
DMX connection with terminator
5. Control................................
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5.1. Display
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5.2. Structure of the menu
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6. DMX chart
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6.1.
DMX mode 1 (24 channels)
6.2.
DMX mode 2 (24 channels)
6.3.
DMX Mode 3 (16 channels)
7. Technical data
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7.1. Photometrical data
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7.2. Color wheel
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7.3. Gobo wheel 1
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7.4. Gobo wheel 2
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7.5. Technical data
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1. Safety instructions
•This
device is suitable for indoor use (not outdoors) only.
•
All modifications to the device will void the warranty.
•
Repairs are to carry out by skilled personnel
•
Use only fuses of the same type and original parts as spare parts.
•
Protect the unit from rain and humidity to avoid fire and electric shocks.
•
Make sure to unplug the power supply before opening the housing.
1.1.
For safe and efficient operation
Be care
ful with heat and extreme temperature
Avoid exposing it to direct rays of the sun or near a heating appliance.
Not put it in a temperature bellow 32
Keep away from humidity, water and dust
Do not place the set in a location with high humidity or lots of dust.
Containers with water should not be placed on the set.
Keep away from sources of hum and noise
Such as transformer motor, tuner, TV set and amplifier.
To avoid placing on un-
stable l
Select a level and stable location to avoid vibration.
Do not use chemicals or volatile liquids for cleaning
Use a clean dry cloth to wipe off the dust, or a wet soft cloth for stubborn dirt.
If out of work, contact sales agency immediately
Any t
roubles arose, remove the power plug soon, and contact with an engineer for repairing, do not
open the cabinet by yourself, it might result a danger of electric shock.
Take care with the power cable
Never pull the power cable to remove the plug from the r
using the device for an extended period of time, be sure to disconnect the plug from the receptacle.
Important:
Damages caused by the disregard of this user manual are not subject to warranty. The dealer
wi
ll not accept liability for any resulting defects or problems. Make sure the electrical
connection is carried out by qualified personnel. All electrical and mechanical connections
have to be carried out according to the European safety standards.
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device is suitable for indoor use (not outdoors) only.
All modifications to the device will void the warranty.
Repairs are to carry out by skilled personnel
only.
Use only fuses of the same type and original parts as spare parts.
Protect the unit from rain and humidity to avoid fire and electric shocks.
Make sure to unplug the power supply before opening the housing.
For safe and efficient operation
ful with heat and extreme temperature
Avoid exposing it to direct rays of the sun or near a heating appliance.
Not put it in a temperature bellow 32
°F /0°C, or exceeding 104°F /40°C.
Keep away from humidity, water and dust
Do not place the set in a location with high humidity or lots of dust.
Containers with water should not be placed on the set.
Keep away from sources of hum and noise
Such as transformer motor, tuner, TV set and amplifier.
stable l
ocation
Select a level and stable location to avoid vibration.
Do not use chemicals or volatile liquids for cleaning
Use a clean dry cloth to wipe off the dust, or a wet soft cloth for stubborn dirt.
If out of work, contact sales agency immediately
roubles arose, remove the power plug soon, and contact with an engineer for repairing, do not
open the cabinet by yourself, it might result a danger of electric shock.
Take care with the power cable
Never pull the power cable to remove the plug from the r
eceptacle, be sure to hold the plug. When not
using the device for an extended period of time, be sure to disconnect the plug from the receptacle.
Damages caused by the disregard of this user manual are not subject to warranty. The dealer
ll not accept liability for any resulting defects or problems. Make sure the electrical
connection is carried out by qualified personnel. All electrical and mechanical connections
have to be carried out according to the European safety standards.
Use only fuses of the same type and original parts as spare parts.
Protect the unit from rain and humidity to avoid fire and electric shocks.
Make sure to unplug the power supply before opening the housing.
roubles arose, remove the power plug soon, and contact with an engineer for repairing, do not
eceptacle, be sure to hold the plug. When not
using the device for an extended period of time, be sure to disconnect the plug from the receptacle.
Damages caused by the disregard of this user manual are not subject to warranty. The dealer
ll not accept liability for any resulting defects or problems. Make sure the electrical
connection is carried out by qualified personnel. All electrical and mechanical connections

2. Designated use
This device was developed for professional use on stages, in discos, theatres etc. The device is only
approved for a connection up to 230V 50/60 Hz AC voltage and only for indoor use.
Please make sure that you keep a minimum distance of 12 m from
Regular breaks during operation increase the lifetime of your device.
Avoid convulsions or any form of forceful impact during the installation or the start
Make sure that the device is not exposed excessive heat,
Take care that no cables are lying around. You would endanger your own safety and also the safety of
a third party.
It is not allowed to operate or store the device in an environment in which spray water, rai
or fog is expected. Humidity or very high atmospheric humidity could reduce the isolation of the device
and could cause deathly electric shocks. If you use fog devices the device has not be exposed to a
direct smoke jet. There has to be a safet
machine. Make sure that the saturation of the fog has to enable a visibility of at least 10m.
The ambient temperature has to be between 0°C and +40°C. Avoid direct sunlight and close proximity
to
heaters. You have also to attend it during the transport in closed motor vehicles.
Operate the device not during thunderstorms. Surge voltages could destroy the device. Unplug the
power supply during thunderstorms.
During the installation the use of
Surrounding objects or surfaces should not be in contact with the device.
Make sure that during the installation and removal of the device the area below the place of
installation is basically cordoned off. This als
The device has basically been protected by a suitable safety.
Make familiar yourself with the functions of the device before start
should not handle with the device. The most cau
Do not use chemicals or volatile liquids for cleaning. Use a clean dry cloth to wipe off the dust, or a
wet soft cloth for stubborn dirt.
For transport use the original packing or designated accessory
For reasons of safety unauthorized changes are forbidden.
A usage of the device which differs from usages which are described in this manual can cause
damages of the device. In that case the warranty expires. Additional you should notice that every
differed usage is related with dangers and can cause e.g. an elec
crash.
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This device was developed for professional use on stages, in discos, theatres etc. The device is only
approved for a connection up to 230V 50/60 Hz AC voltage and only for indoor use.
Please make sure that you keep a minimum distance of 12 m from
flammable materials.
Regular breaks during operation increase the lifetime of your device.
Avoid convulsions or any form of forceful impact during the installation or the start
Make sure that the device is not exposed excessive heat,
humidity or dust at the place of installation.
Take care that no cables are lying around. You would endanger your own safety and also the safety of
It is not allowed to operate or store the device in an environment in which spray water, rai
or fog is expected. Humidity or very high atmospheric humidity could reduce the isolation of the device
and could cause deathly electric shocks. If you use fog devices the device has not be exposed to a
direct smoke jet. There has to be a safet
y distance of at least 0,5m between this device and the fog
machine. Make sure that the saturation of the fog has to enable a visibility of at least 10m.
The ambient temperature has to be between 0°C and +40°C. Avoid direct sunlight and close proximity
heaters. You have also to attend it during the transport in closed motor vehicles.
Operate the device not during thunderstorms. Surge voltages could destroy the device. Unplug the
power supply during thunderstorms.
During the installation the use of
the mounting bracket is obligatory.
Surrounding objects or surfaces should not be in contact with the device.
Make sure that during the installation and removal of the device the area below the place of
installation is basically cordoned off. This als
o applies to implementation of service.
The device has basically been protected by a suitable safety.
Make familiar yourself with the functions of the device before start
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up. People without the experience
should not handle with the device. The most cau
se of functional disorder is inappropriate handling.
Do not use chemicals or volatile liquids for cleaning. Use a clean dry cloth to wipe off the dust, or a
For transport use the original packing or designated accessory
to avoid damages during the transport.
For reasons of safety unauthorized changes are forbidden.
A usage of the device which differs from usages which are described in this manual can cause
damages of the device. In that case the warranty expires. Additional you should notice that every
differed usage is related with dangers and can cause e.g. an elec
trical short, fire, electric shock or
This device was developed for professional use on stages, in discos, theatres etc. The device is only
approved for a connection up to 230V 50/60 Hz AC voltage and only for indoor use.
flammable materials.
Avoid convulsions or any form of forceful impact during the installation or the start
-up of the device.
humidity or dust at the place of installation.
Take care that no cables are lying around. You would endanger your own safety and also the safety of
It is not allowed to operate or store the device in an environment in which spray water, rai
n, humidity
or fog is expected. Humidity or very high atmospheric humidity could reduce the isolation of the device
and could cause deathly electric shocks. If you use fog devices the device has not be exposed to a
y distance of at least 0,5m between this device and the fog
machine. Make sure that the saturation of the fog has to enable a visibility of at least 10m.
The ambient temperature has to be between 0°C and +40°C. Avoid direct sunlight and close proximity
heaters. You have also to attend it during the transport in closed motor vehicles.
Operate the device not during thunderstorms. Surge voltages could destroy the device. Unplug the
Make sure that during the installation and removal of the device the area below the place of
o applies to implementation of service.
up. People without the experience
se of functional disorder is inappropriate handling.
Do not use chemicals or volatile liquids for cleaning. Use a clean dry cloth to wipe off the dust, or a
to avoid damages during the transport.
A usage of the device which differs from usages which are described in this manual can cause
damages of the device. In that case the warranty expires. Additional you should notice that every
trical short, fire, electric shock or

2.1.
Overhead installation
Danger of life!
You have to observe the regulations of BGV C1 (formerly VBG 70) and
EN60598-2-
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The suspension
devices have to be build and measured so they can withstand for an hour the tenfold
of the payload without suffering a permanent detrimental deformation.
Basically installation has to be made by using a second separate suspension. This can be e.g. a
suitable net. The second suspension must be designed and attached so no part of the installation can
fall down in case of failure.
During construction, reconstruction and deconstruction unnecessary stay in the range of moving
areas, on lightning bridges,
under elevated work stations or any other danger zones is forbidden.
The operator is obliged to following safety
- Before the first start-
up or after critical changes before restarting it has to be checked by an
expert.
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Review in the frame of the inspection test at least all four years by an expert. .
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Review by a qualified person at least once a year.
How to carry out the overhead installation:
In tidal fall you should install the device out of the lounge area of peop
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Overhead installation
Danger of life!
You have to observe the regulations of BGV C1 (formerly VBG 70) and
17
Installations are to carry out by skilled personnel only.
devices have to be build and measured so they can withstand for an hour the tenfold
of the payload without suffering a permanent detrimental deformation.
Basically installation has to be made by using a second separate suspension. This can be e.g. a
suitable net. The second suspension must be designed and attached so no part of the installation can
During construction, reconstruction and deconstruction unnecessary stay in the range of moving
under elevated work stations or any other danger zones is forbidden.
The operator is obliged to following safety
-related and mechanical facilities:
up or after critical changes before restarting it has to be checked by an
Review in the frame of the inspection test at least all four years by an expert. .
Review by a qualified person at least once a year.
How to carry out the overhead installation:
In tidal fall you should install the device out of the lounge area of peop
le
You have to observe the regulations of BGV C1 (formerly VBG 70) and
Installations are to carry out by skilled personnel only.
devices have to be build and measured so they can withstand for an hour the tenfold
Basically installation has to be made by using a second separate suspension. This can be e.g. a
suitable net. The second suspension must be designed and attached so no part of the installation can
During construction, reconstruction and deconstruction unnecessary stay in the range of moving
under elevated work stations or any other danger zones is forbidden.
up or after critical changes before restarting it has to be checked by an
Review in the frame of the inspection test at least all four years by an expert. .

IMPORTANT!
Overhead installation requires a high level of experience. This includes knowledge of
calculating the payload, used installation material and safety inspections of the used material and the
projector whereas the required experience is not li
yourself under any circumstances if you are not qualified. Contact a professional installer. An
inappropriate installation can lead to injuries and/or damaged properties.
It is not allowed to install th
e device in the grip area of people.
If the device may hang from the ceiling or from high beams, the use of truss systems is mandatory.
The device may not be installed so it can swing freely in the room.
Please note: Crashing down items can cause seriou
the safety of a possible installation form!
Before installation make sure that the mounting surface has the ability to carry the tenfold point load of
the own weight of the device.
Mount the device w
ith the mounting
During overhead installation the device must be always secured by a safety rope which is designed to
hold the twelvefold weight of device. Only safety ropes with quick
may be used. Hang up the safety rope in the hole of the
truss or an appropriate fastening point. Hang up the end in the fastening element and tie up the
locking nut. A safety rope once exposed to failing load or damaged may not be used furthermore.
The maximum drop exceed must not exceed 20cm.
A safety rope once exposed to failing load or damaged may not be used furthermore.
Adjust the desired inclination angle via the mounting bracket and tighten the screw.
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Overhead installation requires a high level of experience. This includes knowledge of
calculating the payload, used installation material and safety inspections of the used material and the
projector whereas the required experience is not li
mited to this. Do not try to carry out installation
yourself under any circumstances if you are not qualified. Contact a professional installer. An
inappropriate installation can lead to injuries and/or damaged properties.
e device in the grip area of people.
If the device may hang from the ceiling or from high beams, the use of truss systems is mandatory.
The device may not be installed so it can swing freely in the room.
Please note: Crashing down items can cause seriou
s injuries! Do not install the projector, if you doubt
the safety of a possible installation form!
Before installation make sure that the mounting surface has the ability to carry the tenfold point load of
ith the mounting
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bracket to your trussing system using an appropriate clamp.
During overhead installation the device must be always secured by a safety rope which is designed to
hold the twelvefold weight of device. Only safety ropes with quick
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release safety fastener elements
may be used. Hang up the safety rope in the hole of the
mounting bracket. Direct the rope over the
truss or an appropriate fastening point. Hang up the end in the fastening element and tie up the
locking nut. A safety rope once exposed to failing load or damaged may not be used furthermore.
The maximum drop exceed must not exceed 20cm.
A safety rope once exposed to failing load or damaged may not be used furthermore.
Adjust the desired inclination angle via the mounting bracket and tighten the screw.
Overhead installation requires a high level of experience. This includes knowledge of
calculating the payload, used installation material and safety inspections of the used material and the
mited to this. Do not try to carry out installation
yourself under any circumstances if you are not qualified. Contact a professional installer. An
If the device may hang from the ceiling or from high beams, the use of truss systems is mandatory.
s injuries! Do not install the projector, if you doubt
Before installation make sure that the mounting surface has the ability to carry the tenfold point load of
bracket to your trussing system using an appropriate clamp.
During overhead installation the device must be always secured by a safety rope which is designed to
release safety fastener elements
mounting bracket. Direct the rope over the
truss or an appropriate fastening point. Hang up the end in the fastening element and tie up the
locking nut. A safety rope once exposed to failing load or damaged may not be used furthermore.
A safety rope once exposed to failing load or damaged may not be used furthermore.
Adjust the desired inclination angle via the mounting bracket and tighten the screw.

3. Introduction
Thank you for buying the C
obalt X
For a successful installation
and operation, please
3.1.Product overview
1. Head
2. Arm
3. Base
4. 3-
pin XLR female
5. 5-
pin XLR female
6. Power On/Off
7. Power in
8.
Insurance seat
3.2.Dimensions
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obalt X
-3 Coupé. It is a powerful device.
and operation, please
read this manual carefully.
9. 3-
pin XLR male
10. 5-
pin XLR male
11. Power out
pin XLR female
12. ENTER
button
pin XLR female
13.
Touch screen
14. MODE
button
15. UP button
Insurance seat
16. DOWN
button
pin XLR male
pin XLR male
button
Touch screen
(LCD)
button
button

4. Connections
4.1.
Electrical connections
If you wish to change the power supply
mains with the enclosed power cable and plug. The earth has to be connected.
Cable (EU)
Cable (US)
Brown Black
Light blue White
Yellow/Green Green
4.2.DMX connections
To make a DMX512 connection go ahead like it is described in the picture. Make s
shielded cable.
3pole or 5pole XLR cables are suitable.
connector, you will need to
use a 5pin to 3 pin
4.3.
DMX connection with terminator
Where the DMX
cable has to run
environment like a disco
for installations
corruption of the digital control
signal by electrical
connector with a 120 Ωresistor
between pins 2
socket of the last device
in the series.
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Electrical connections
If you wish to change the power supply
settings, see the chapter Appendix. Connect the fixture to the
mains with the enclosed power cable and plug. The earth has to be connected.
Cable (US)
Pin
International
Live L
Neutral N
Earth
To make a DMX512 connection go ahead like it is described in the picture. Make s
3pole or 5pole XLR cables are suitable.
If you use a controller with a 5 pin DMX output
use a 5pin to 3 pin
adapter.
DMX connection with terminator
cable has to run
a long distance or the equipment is operated
in an electrically
for installations
, we recommend using a DMX
terminator.
signal by electrical
noise. The DMX terminator
is simply an
between pins 2
and 3, which is then plugged into
the
in the series.
Please look to the bottom drawings.
settings, see the chapter Appendix. Connect the fixture to the
International
To make a DMX512 connection go ahead like it is described in the picture. Make s
ure that you use
If you use a controller with a 5 pin DMX output
in an electrically
noisy
terminator.
This prevents
is simply an
XLR
the
XLR output

5. Control
You can control the device both with touch screen and with the buttons right beside the display.
Somme settings you can reach directly from the display.
5.1.Display
1. Fixture ID
Set the ID for the device
.
2. Lamp Control
Power on or off the lamp
3. Channel Mode
Here you can choose the DMX mode
4. DMX Input
Please choose
„Wired Input“.
5. DMX Address
Here you can set the DMX address.
6. 001-024
The c
urrent values for the DMX channels will
7. Settings
Please read chapter
5.2.
8.
Shows the software version
9. Error message
If an error occurs this symbol lights up. Please read chapter
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You can control the device both with touch screen and with the buttons right beside the display.
Somme settings you can reach directly from the display.
.
For this you have to enter a password (1702).
Power on or off the lamp
.
Here you can choose the DMX mode
.
„Wired Input“.
Here you can set the DMX address.
urrent values for the DMX channels will
be shown.
5.2.
Structure of the menu.
Shows the software version
If an error occurs this symbol lights up. Please read chapter
X.X
Error message
You can control the device both with touch screen and with the buttons right beside the display.
Error message

5.2.
Structure of the menu
Menu Submenu 1
Submenu 2
Set Up
DMX
Address
001
Channel
Mode
Mode 1
1
Mode 2
1
Mode 3
1
Fixture ID
0001
Information
Fixture
Times
xxxxh xxm
Lamp Times
Lamp on
Times
Lamp Strike
xxxx
Reset Lamp
Time
Error List
Diagnosis
BOARD 1:
xx.xx %
BOARD 2:
xx.xx %
BOARD 3:
xx.xx %
Fans Monitor
HFan1 Spd:
xxxx (r/m)
HFan2 Spd:
xxxx (r/m)
LFan1 Spd:
xxxx (r/m)
LFan2 Spd:
xxxx (r/m)
DMX Values
Ch1
Personality
Lamp
Power ON
Light
Light by DMX
Lamp ON
Delay
Pan/Tilt
Pan Reverse
Tilt Reverse
Feedback
DMX Input
Wired Input
Wireless
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Structure of the menu
Submenu 2
Submenu 3 Function
001
– 497
Set the DMX address.
Mode 1
1
- 24
Choose a DMX mode.
Mode 2
1
- 24
Mode 3
1
– 16
0001
– xxxx
Set the ID for the device. For this
you have to enter a password
(1702).
xxxxh xxm
Shows the fixture hours
Lamp on
Times
xxxxh xxm
Shows the lamp hours
xxxx
Shows the lamp strikes.
Reset the lamp hours
If an error occurs the error
message is shown here.
BOARD 1:
xx.xx %
Shows the capacity.
BOARD 2:
xx.xx %
BOARD 3:
xx.xx %
HFan1 Spd:
xxxx (r/m)
Shows the speed of the fans
HFan2 Spd:
xxxx (r/m)
LFan1 Spd:
xxxx (r/m)
LFan2 Spd:
xxxx (r/m)
Ch1
– Chxx 000 – 255
Shows the current DMX values for
the channels.
Power ON
Light
On/Off
If you turn on the device the device
the lamp is directly powered on.
Light by DMX
On/Off
Power on the lamp by DMX.
Lamp ON
Delay
0 – 60m
The lamp is powered on with the
corresponding delay.
Pan Reverse
On/Off (De-)
Activates the invert
Tilt Reverse
On/Off (De-)
Activates the invert
Feedback
On/Off (De-)Activates
the
Wired Input
Please choose
Wired Input.
device is no wireless DMX
Wireless
Set the DMX address.
Choose a DMX mode.
Set the ID for the device. For this
you have to enter a password
Shows the fixture hours
.
Shows the lamp hours
.
Shows the lamp strikes.
Reset the lamp hours
.
If an error occurs the error
message is shown here.
Shows the capacity.
Shows the speed of the fans
.
Shows the current DMX values for
If you turn on the device the device
the lamp is directly powered on.
Power on the lamp by DMX.
The lamp is powered on with the
corresponding delay.
Activates the invert
Pan.
Activates the invert
Tilt.
the
Feedbacks.
Wired Input.
For this
device is no wireless DMX

Input
Wireless
In/XLR out
BlackOut
P/T Moving
Color Moving
Gobo Moving
Screen
Brightness
Screen Time
Touchscreen
Auto Screen
Manual
Control
Lamp
Lamp control
Reset
Reset All
Reset
Pan/Tilt
Reset Color
Reset Gobo
Reset Other
Channel
Ch01
Advanced
Calibration
Factory
Default
Yes/No
Touch
Calibration
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Input
available.
Wireless
In/XLR out
P/T Moving
On/Off (De-)
Activates the
Pan-/Tilt moving.
Color Moving
On/Off (De-)
Activates Blackout
moving the color wheel
Gobo Moving
On/Off (De-)
Activates the
moving the gobo wheel.
Brightness
Set the brightness of the display.
Screen Time
0 – 10m Set the Standby-
time for display
Touchscreen
On/Off (De-)
Activates the t
NOTE! With On
you deactivate the
touch screen.
Auto Screen
On/Off (De-)
Activates the a
Lamp control
On/Off
Power on the lamp
„Confirm“.
Reset All
Reset.
Reset
Pan/Tilt
Reset Pan/Tilt.
Reset Color
Reset
the color wheel.
Reset Gobo
Reset
the gobo wheel.
Reset Other
Reset
other components.
Ch01
-Chxx
Manual control of the DMX
channels.
The number of channels
and the allocation is corresponding
to the DMX mode you have chosen.
For calibration you need a
password (0088)
.
Yes/No
Reset the device to factory defaults.
Calibrate the touch screen.
Activates the
Blackout while
Activates Blackout
while
moving the color wheel
.
Activates the
Blackouts while
moving the gobo wheel.
Set the brightness of the display.
time for display
.
Activates the t
ouch screen.
you deactivate the
Activates the a
uto screen.
Power on the lamp
. Please press
the color wheel.
the gobo wheel.
other components.
Manual control of the DMX
The number of channels
and the allocation is corresponding
to the DMX mode you have chosen.
For calibration you need a
.
Reset the device to factory defaults.
Calibrate the touch screen.

6. DMX chart
6.1.DMX mode 1 (24
channels
Channel Value from
Value to
1 0
255
2 0
255
3 0
255
4 0
255
5 0
255
6
0
9
18
27
37
46
55
64
73
82
91
101
110
119
130
134
135
138
139
143
144
147
148
152
153
157
158
161
162
166
167
171
172
176
177
180
186
189
190
215
216
217
218
243
244
249
250
255
7 0
255
12 / 32
channels
)
Value to
Function
255
Pan
255
Pan fine
255
Tilt
255
Tilt fine
255
Pan/Tilt speed
The color wheel can be positioned continuously. If
you reach the specified value the color wheel is
exactly on this color.
Open / White
Deep red
Deep blue
Yellow
Magenta
Azure
Red
Dark green
Amber
Blue
Orange
CTO
UV Filter
White
You can only choose exact colors
134
Deep red
138
Deep blue
143
Yellow
147
Green
152
Magenta
157
Azure
161
Red
166
Dark green
171
Amber
176
Blue
180
Orange
189
CTO
215
Color change clockwise fast –
slow
217
No function
243
Color change counterclockwise
slow
249
No function
255
Random color selection.
255
Fine positioning of the
color wheel.
The color wheel can be positioned continuously. If
you reach the specified value the color wheel is
You can only choose exact colors
.
slow
slow
– fast
color wheel.

8
0
3
4
9
10
15
16
21
22
27
28
33
34
39
40
45
46
51
52
57
58
63
64
69
70
75
76
81
82
87
88
95
96
103
104
111
112
119
120
127
128
135
136
143
144
151
152
159
160
167
168
175
176
183
184
191
192
199
200
201
202
221
222
223
224
243
244
249
250
255
9
0
1
4
5
7
8
10
11
13
13 / 32
Gobo wheel 1
3
Open
9
Gobo 1
15
Gobo 2
21
Gobo 3
27
Gobo 4
33
Gobo 5
39
Gobo 6
45
Gobo 7
51
Gobo 8
57
Gobo 9
63
Gobo 10
69
Beam size 1
75
Beam size 2
81
Beam size 3
87
Beam size 4
95
Gobo 1 Shake slow – fast
103
Gobo 2 Shake slow – fast
111
Gobo 3 Shake slow – fast
119
Gobo 4 Shake slow – fast
127
Gobo 5 Shake slow – fast
135
Gobo 6 Shake slow – fast
143
Gobo 7 Shake slow – fast
151
Gobo 8 Shake slow – fast
159
Gobo 9 Shake slow – fast
167
Gobo 10 Shake slow - fast
175
Beam size 1 Shake
183
Beam size 2 Shake
191
Beam size 3 Shake
199
Beam size 4 Shake
201
Open
221
Gobo rotation clockwise fast –
slow
223
Stop
243
Gobo rotation counterclockwise
slow
249
Open
255
Random gobo selection fast –
slow
Gobo wheel 2
For DMX values 0 – 59
you can set the speed of
gobo selection with channel 24.
Open
4
Flat Field
For DMX values 5 – 31
you can position the gobo
with channel 10.
7
Gobo 1
10
Gobo 2
13
Gobo 3
slow
slow
– fast
slow
you can set the speed of
you can position the gobo

14
16
17
19
20
22
23
25
26
28
29
31
32
34
35
37
38
40
41
43
44
46
47
49
50
52
53
55
56
59
60
67
68
75
76
83
84
91
92
99
100
107
108
115
116
123
124
129
130
137
138
145
146
153
154
161
162
169
170
177
178
185
186
193
194
199
200
201
202
221
222
223
224
243
244
249
250
255
10 0
255
14 / 32
16
Gobo 4
19
Gobo 5
22
Gobo 6
25
Gobo 7
28
Gobo 8
31
Gobo 9
For DMX values 32 – 59
you can rotate the gobo
with channel 10.
34
Gobo 1
37
Gobo 2
40
Gobo 3
43
Gobo 4
46
Gobo 5
49
Gobo 6
52
Gobo 7
55
Gobo 8
59
Gobo 9
For DMX values 60 – 129
you can position the gobo
with channel 10.
67
Gobo 1 Shake slow – fast
75
Gobo 2 Shake slow – fast
83
Gobo 3 Shake slow – fast
91
Gobo 4 Shake slow – fast
99
Gobo 5 Shake slow – fast
107
Gobo 6 Shake slow – fast
115
Gobo 7 Shake slow – fast
123
Gobo 8 Shake slow – fast
129
Gobo 9 Shake slow – fast
For DMX values 130 – 199
you can rotate the gobo
with channel 10.
137
Gobo 1 Shake slow – fast
145
Gobo 2 Shake slow – fast
153
Gobo 3 Shake slow – fast
161
Gobo 4 Shake slow – fast
169
Gobo 5 Shake slow – fast
177
Gobo 6 Shake slow – fast
185
Gobo 7 Shake slow – fast
193
Gobo 8 Shake slow – fast
199
Gobo 9 Shake slow – fast
201
Open
221
Gobo rotation clockwise fast –
slow
223
Stop
243
Gobo rotation counterclockwise
slow
249
Open
255
Random gobo selection fast –
slow
255
Choose the exact position for
the gobos of channel
you can rotate the gobo
you can position the gobo
you can rotate the gobo
slow
slow
– fast
slow
the gobos of channel

0
1
127
128
129
130
255
11
12
0
19
20
49
50
75
76
105
106
127
128
135
136
143
144
151
152
159
160
167
168
175
176
183
184
191
192
199
200
207
208
215
216
223
224
231
232
239
240
247
248
255
13
0
255
0
1
127
128
129
130
255
14 0
255
15 0
255
16 0
255
17 0
255
18 0
255
19 0
255
20 0
31
15 / 32
9 for the DMX values 5 – 31 a
nd 60
Choose the rotation for
the gobos of channel 9 for
the DMX values 32 – 59 a
nd 130
No function
127
Gobo rotation clockwise fast –
slow
129
Stop
255
Gobo rotation counterclockwise
slow
Fine positioning of the gobo wheel.
19
Open
49
Positioning of the 6-
way prism with channel
75
Rotation of the 6-
way prism with channel
105
Positioning of the 8-
way prism with channel
127
Rotation of the 8-
way prism with channel
135
Macro 1
143
Macro 2
151
Macro3
159
Macro 4
167
Macro 5
175
Macro 6
183
Macro 7
191
Macro 8
199
Macro 9
207
Macro 10
215
Macro 11
223
Macro 12
231
Macro 13
239
Macro 14
247
Macro 15
255
Macro 16
255
Choose the exact position for
the
12 for the DMX values 20 – 49 a
nd 76
Choose the rotation for the prism
the DMX values 50 – 75 a
nd 106
No function
127
Prism rotation clockwise fast –
slow
129
Stop
255
Prism rotation counter clockwise
slow
255
Frost
255
Zoom
255
Zoom fine
255
Focus
255
Focus fine
255
Auto focus
31
Shutter closed (
Lamp power reduced to 230W, if
the Shutter is open it would not be reduced
anymore time.)
nd 60
– 129
the gobos of channel 9 for
nd 130
– 199
slow
slow
– fast
Fine positioning of the gobo wheel.
way prism with channel
13.
way prism with channel
13.
way prism with channel
13.
way prism with channel
13
the
prism of channel
nd 76
– 105.
of channel 12 for
nd 106
– 127.
slow
slow
– fast
Lamp power reduced to 230W, if
the Shutter is open it would not be reduced

32
63
64
95
96
127
128
143
144
159
160
191
192
223
224
255
21 0
255
22 0
255
23
0
9
10
14
15
19
20
24
25
29
30
49
50
59
60
69
70
79
80
89
90
99
100
109
110
119
120
129
130
139
140
149
150
159
160
169
170
179
180
189
190
199
200
209
210
229
230
239
240
255
24 0
255
16 / 32
63
Shutter open
95
Strobe slow – fast
127
Shutter open
143
Opening pulse slow – fast
159
Closing pulse fast – slow
191
Shutter open
223
Strobe random slow – fast
255
Shutter open
255
Dimmer 0 – 100%
255
Dimmer fine
To activate these functions, the value has to be set
for at least 3 seconds and channel 20 has to be set
to a value between 0 – 31.
The corresponding
menu items are temporarily ove
rridden
9
No function
14
DMX input wired (
function is active only 10 s
after switching fixture).
19
No function
24
Eco mode (
Lamp power reduced to 230W
29
Standard mode (Lamp power is
280W)
49
No function
59
Speed Pan / Tilt
69
Time Pan / Tilt
79
Blackout for Pan- / Tilt
movements
89
Deactivates the Blackout for Pan
-
99
Blackout
for movements of the color wheel.
109
Deactivates the Blackout for
movements of the
color wheel.
119
Blackout
for movements of the gobo wheel.
129
Deactivates the Blackout
for movements of the
gobo wheel.
139
Lamp on
149
Reset Pan / Tilt
159
Reset color wheel
169
Reset gobo wheel
179
Reset Dimmer / Shutter
189
Reset Zoom / Focus / Prism
199
No function
209
Reset
229
No function
239
Lamp off
255
No function
255
Speed for gobo selection fast –
slow
To activate these functions, the value has to be set
for at least 3 seconds and channel 20 has to be set
The corresponding
rridden
.
function is active only 10 s
econds
Lamp power reduced to 230W
)
280W)
movements
-
/ Tilt movements.
for movements of the color wheel.
movements of the
for movements of the gobo wheel.
for movements of the
slow

6.2.DMX mode 2 (24
channels
Channel Value from
Value to
1 0
255
2 0
255
3 0
255
4 0
255
5 0
255
6
0
9
10
14
15
19
20
24
25
29
30
49
50
59
60
69
70
79
80
89
90
99
100
109
110
119
120
129
130
139
140
149
150
159
160
169
170
179
180
189
190
199
200
209
210
229
230
239
240
255
7
0
9
18
27
17 / 32
channels
)
Value to
Function
255
Pan
255
Pan fine
255
Tilt
255
Tilt fine
255
Pan/Tilt speed
To activate these functions, the value has to be set
for at least 3 seconds and channel 20 has to be set
to a value between 0 – 31. The
corresponding
menu items are temporarily ove
rridden
9
No function
14
DMX input wired (function is active only 10 s
after switching fixture).
19
No function
24
Eco mode (Lamp power reduced to 230W)
29
Standard mode (Lamp
power is 280W)
49
No function
59
Speed Pan / Tilt
69
Time Pan / Tilt
79
Blackout for Pan- / Tilt
movements
89
Deactivates the Blackout for Pan
-
99
Blackout
for movements of the color wheel.
109
Deactivates the Blackout
for movements of the
color wheel.
119
Blackout
for movements of the gobo wheel.
129
Deactivates the Blackout
for movements of the
gobo wheel.
139
Lamp on
149
Reset Pan / Tilt
159
Reset color wheel
169
Reset gobo wheel
179
Reset Dimmer / Shutter
189
Reset Zoom / Focus / Prism
199
No function
209
Reset
229
No function
239
Lamp off
255
No function
The color wheel can be positioned continuously. If
you reach the specified value the color wheel is
exactly on this color.
Open / White
Deep red
Deep blue
Yellow
To activate these functions, the value has to be set
for at least 3 seconds and channel 20 has to be set
corresponding
rridden
.
DMX input wired (function is active only 10 s
econds
Eco mode (Lamp power reduced to 230W)
power is 280W)
movements
-
/ Tilt movements.
for movements of the color wheel.
for movements of the
for movements of the gobo wheel.
for movements of the
The color wheel can be positioned continuously. If
you reach the specified value the color wheel is

37
46
55
64
73
82
91
101
110
119
130
134
135
138
139
143
144
147
148
152
153
157
158
161
162
166
167
171
172
176
177
180
186
189
190
215
216
217
218
243
244
249
250
255
8 0
255
9 0
255
10
0
3
4
9
10
15
16
21
22
27
28
33
34
39
40
45
46
51
52
57
58
63
64
69
70
75
76
81
18 / 32
Magenta
Azure
Red
Dark green
Amber
Blue
Orange
CTO
UV Filter
White
You can only choose exact colors.
134
Deep red
138
Deep blue
143
Yellow
147
Green
152
Magenta
157
Azure
161
Red
166
Dark green
171
Amber
176
Blue
180
Orange
189
CTO
215
Color change clockwise fast –
slow
217
No function
243
Color change counter
clockwise slow
249
No function
255
Random color selection.
255
Fine positioning of the
color wheel.
255
Speed for gobo selection fast –
slow
Gobo wheel 1
3
Open
9
Gobo 1
15
Gobo 2
21
Gobo 3
27
Gobo 4
33
Gobo 5
39
Gobo 6
45
Gobo 7
51
Gobo 8
57
Gobo 9
63
Gobo 10
69
Beam size 1
75
Beam size 2
81
Beam size 3
You can only choose exact colors.
slow
clockwise slow
– fast
color wheel.
slow

82
87
88
95
96
103
104
111
112
119
120
127
128
135
136
143
144
151
152
159
160
167
168
175
176
183
184
191
192
199
200
201
202
221
222
223
224
243
244
249
250
255
11
0
1
4
5
7
8
10
11
13
14
16
17
19
20
22
23
25
26
28
29
31
32
34
35
37
38
40
41
43
44
46
47
49
50
52
19 / 32
87
Beam size 4
95
Gobo 1 Shake slow – fast
103
Gobo 2 Shake slow – fast
111
Gobo 3 Shake slow – fast
119
Gobo 4 Shake slow – fast
127
Gobo 5 Shake slow – fast
135
Gobo 6 Shake slow – fast
143
Gobo 7 Shake slow – fast
151
Gobo 8 Shake slow – fast
159
Gobo 9 Shake slow – fast
167
Gobo 10 Shake slow - fast
175
Beam size 1 Shake
183
Beam size 2 Shake
191
Beam size 3 Shake
199
Beam size 4 Shake
201
Open
221
Gobo rotation clockwise fast –
slow
223
Stop
243
Gobo rotation counterclockwise
slow
249
Open
255
Random gobo selection fast –
slow
Gobo wheel 2
For DMX values 0 –
59 you can set the speed of
gobo selection with channel 9.
Open
4
Flat Field
For DMX values 5 –
31 you can p
with channel 12.
7
Gobo 1
10
Gobo 2
13
Gobo 3
16
Gobo 4
19
Gobo 5
22
Gobo 6
25
Gobo 7
28
Gobo 8
31
Gobo 9
For DMX values 32 – 59
you can rotate the gobo
with channel 12.
34
Gobo 1
37
Gobo 2
40
Gobo 3
43
Gobo 4
46
Gobo 5
49
Gobo 6
52
Gobo 7
slow
slow
– fast
slow
59 you can set the speed of
31 you can p
osition the gobo
you can rotate the gobo

53
55
56
59
60
67
68
75
76
83
84
91
92
99
100
107
108
115
116
123
124
129
130
137
138
145
146
153
154
161
162
169
170
177
178
185
186
193
194
199
200
201
202
221
222
223
224
243
244
249
250
255
12
0
255
0
1
127
128
129
130
255
13
14
0
19
20
49
50
75
76
105
106
127
128
135
136
143
20 / 32
55
Gobo 8
59
Gobo 9
For DMX values 60 – 129
you can p
with channel 12.
67
Gobo 1 Shake slow – fast
75
Gobo 2 Shake slow – fast
83
Gobo 3 Shake slow – fast
91
Gobo 4 Shake slow – fast
99
Gobo 5 Shake slow – fast
107
Gobo 6 Shake slow – fast
115
Gobo 7 Shake slow – fast
123
Gobo 8 Shake slow – fast
129
Gobo 9 Shake slow – fast
For DMX values 130 – 199
you can rotate the gobo
with channel 12.
137
Gobo 1 Shake slow – fast
145
Gobo 2 Shake slow – fast
153
Gobo 3 Shake slow – fast
161
Gobo 4 Shake slow – fast
169
Gobo 5 Shake slow – fast
177
Gobo 6 Shake slow – fast
185
Gobo 7 Shake slow – fast
193
Gobo 8 Shake slow – fast
199
Gobo 9 Shake slow – fast
201
Open
221
Gobo rotation clockwise fast –
slow
223
Stop
243
Gobo rotation counterclockwise
slow
249
Open
255
Random gobo slection fast –
slow
255
Choose the exact position for
the gobos of channel
11 for the DMX values 5 – 31 a
nd 60
Choose the rotation for
the gobos of channel
the DMX values 32 – 59 a
nd 130
No function
127
Gobo rotation clockwise fast –
slow
129
Stop
255
Gobo rotation
counterclockwise slow
Fine positioning of the gobo wheel.
19
Open
49
Positioning of the 6-
way prism with channel 15.
75
Rotation of the 6-
way prism with channel 15.
105
Positioning of the 8-
way prism with channel 15.
127
Rotation of the 8-
way prism with channel
135
Macro 1
143
Macro 2
you can p
osition the gobo
you can rotate the gobo
slow
slow
– fast
slow
the gobos of channel
nd 60
– 129
the gobos of channel
11 for
nd 130
– 199.
slow
counterclockwise slow
– fast
Fine positioning of the gobo wheel.
way prism with channel 15.
way prism with channel 15.
way prism with channel 15.
way prism with channel
15.