Lite-Puter 4 Channel Switch Pack Series User manual

EPX-
410D/420D/430D/810D/820D/830D [
User Manual
EPX-410D/420D/
430D
4/8 Channel
Switch Pack Series
410D/420D/430D/810D/820D/830D [
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430D
/810D/820D/830D
Switch Pack Series
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1 Before Installation
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2 Introductions
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2-1 Features
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2-2 Specifications
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2-3 Dimensions
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2-4 Functions
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2-
5 Wiring Diagram (One Channel)
3 Operations
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3-1 Initialization
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3-2 DMX Address Setting
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3-3 Channel Output Status
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3-4 DMX IN Setting
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3-5 Delay Time Setting
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3-6 Channel Mode Setting
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3-7 Channel’s Switching-
on Level Setting
3-8 Software Version Check
4 EDX Systems
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4-0 EDX Mode
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4-1 ID Number Setting
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3-2 Zone Number Setting
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4-3 Scene Save and Recall
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4-
4 Primary/Secondary Scene and Scene Overlap ON/OFF
4-5 Partition Setting
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4-5-
1 Enable/Disable Partition
4-5-2 Partition Setting
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Limited Warranty
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EPX-
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1 Before Installation
1. Working environment:
Temperature: 0°C - 40°C;
Humidity: 20%
2
. Please check EDX wiring guide on Lite
http://www.liteputer.com.tw/tech_guide.asp
2 Introductions
2-1 Features
•EDX and DMX-512.
•Din-rail mounted.
•4-channel dry contact
for EPX
8-channel dry contact
for EPX
Each channel can be
manually
•
Fade time of each scene can be set.
•Up to 99 zones.
•Delay time setting (0.1S -
10S)
•
Connectable to ECP series control panels
2-2 Specifications
1. AC Input: AC 100 - 240V
2. Output:
EPX-410D: 10A per channel
;
3. Protocol: DMX-512/EDX
4. Dimensions:
EPX-410D/ 420D/ 430D -- 1
62
EPX-810D/ 820D/ 830D --
234
5. Weight:
EPX-410D/ 420D/ 430D - 0.6
0
EPX-810D/ 820D/ 830D - 0.9
0Kg
410D/420D/430D/810D/820D/830D [
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Humidity: 20%
- 80%
. Please check EDX wiring guide on Lite
-Puter’s website:
http://www.liteputer.com.tw/tech_guide.asp
for EPX
-410D/ 420D/ 430D
for EPX
-810D/ 820D/ 830D.
manually
switched on/off individually.
Fade time of each scene can be set.
10S)
for each channel to avoid current surge.
Connectable to ECP series control panels
.
;
EPX-420D: 20A per channel; EPX-430D: 30A
per channel
62
(W) x 90(H) x 61.55(D) mm
234
(W) x 90(H) x 61.55(D) mm
0
Kg
0Kg
3
per channel

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2-3 Dimensions
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2-4 Functions
1 LED
3 Channel ON/OFF
4 Power input
6 EDX/DMX-512
8 EDX/DMX-
512 signal indicator
2
1
4
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2 【DMX】- to set DMX address
【FCN】- function selection
, exit without saving
【◄】【►】【▲】【▼】
5 4-channel outputs
7 EDX 12V+ indicator
512 signal indicator
3
6
8 76
5
, exit without saving
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2-5 Wiring Diagram
(One Channel)
410D/420D/430D/810D/820D/830D [
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(One Channel)
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3 Operations
3-1 Initialization
Hold【▲】and【▼】
at the same time
The LED screen shows
Press【DMX】to
initialize the device.
3-2 DMX
Address Setting
Standard DMX console can output 512 channels and
output channel. The number
of the first channel of these 4 continuous channels is start
Press 【DMX】+【▲】or【▼】
to change DMX address. For example
003,
Note: Press【DMX】
once to check the DMX address.
3-3 Channel Output
Status
In the main screen, press【◄】
First channel is on ON mode.
Second channel is on OFF mode.
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at the same time
and restart the device:
.
initialize the device.
.
Address Setting
Standard DMX console can output 512 channels and
EPX-420D c
an use 4 continuous channels as the
of the first channel of these 4 continuous channels is start
to change DMX address. For example
,
change DMX address from 001 to
once to check the DMX address.
Status
or【►】to enter channel status check.
Second channel is on OFF mode.
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an use 4 continuous channels as the
of the first channel of these 4 continuous channels is start
channel address.
change DMX address from 001 to

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3-4 DMX IN Setting
Press【FCN】to shift to
DMX IN setting, after in
【DMX】
to confirm and back to time screen:
Receive
DMX signal
N
ot receive DMX signal
3-5
Delay Time Setting
Delay time is the time between
channels to be reacted by the control signal.
For example, if delay time is set as 0.5 second, and EPX
EPX-
420D will turn off 1st channel immediately and then turn off 2
turn off 3
rd
channel after 1 second and then turn off 4
The function is to avoid large surge current if all relays activated simultaneously.
STEP-1: O
n the main page, press
It means the delay time is 0.0 second.
STEP-2: Press【▲】or【▼】
to change delay time(range from 0.0S~10S)
STEP-3: Press【DMX】
to save or press
3-6
Channel Mode Setting
There are two modes for channel status, shown as below:
Switch Mode
Fade Mode
Switch Mode
: only two status, 0 and 100%
Fade Mode
: the value can be adjusted from 0 to 100%.
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DMX IN setting, after in
itialization, turns d-OF. Press【▲
】
to confirm and back to time screen:
DMX signal
ot receive DMX signal
Delay Time Setting
channels to be reacted by the control signal.
For example, if delay time is set as 0.5 second, and EPX
-
420D received a signal to turn off all channels,
420D will turn off 1st channel immediately and then turn off 2
nd
channel after 0.5 second and then
channel after 1 second and then turn off 4
th
channel after 1.5 second.
The function is to avoid large surge current if all relays activated simultaneously.
n the main page, press
【FUNC】eight
times to enter delay time setting.
It means the delay time is 0.0 second.
to change delay time(range from 0.0S~10S)
to save or press
【FCN】to cancel.
Channel Mode Setting
There are two modes for channel status, shown as below:
: only two status, 0 and 100%
: the value can be adjusted from 0 to 100%.
8
】
or【▼】to adjust and
420D received a signal to turn off all channels,
channel after 0.5 second and then
times to enter delay time setting.

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3-7
Channel’s Switching
STEP-1: In the main screen
, press
It means the channel will be
switched on when its
STEP-2: Press【▲】or【▼】
to
STEP-3: After setting, press【
DMX
The switching-
off level is 5% lower than switching
switching-off level will be 85%.
By default, the channel mode (refer 3
recall a scene
on an ECP panel, it will instantly turn on the channels
If the ECP panel also controls other dimmable loads, it might be not desirable to have some
lamps instantly turned-
on, but other dimmable load
By changing channel mode from switch to fade mode can solve this issue.
loads to be turned on when dimmable loads are turning to 80%, you can simply change the channel
mode to fade mode (3-
6) and make switching
In some applications, turning switching loads on instantly might b
switching mode would be better.
3-8
Software Version Check
In the main screen, press【FCN
】
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Channel’s Switching
-on Level Setting
, press
【FUNC】
to enter the switch on value setting.
switched on when its
level is 52%.
to
set the switching-on level from 10% to 90%.
DMX
】to save.
off level is 5% lower than switching
-
on level. For example, if switching
By default, the channel mode (refer 3
-
6) is switch mode. In switch mode, if you press up/down buttons
on an ECP panel, it will instantly turn on the channels
in EDX
If the ECP panel also controls other dimmable loads, it might be not desirable to have some
on, but other dimmable load
s are turned on for some time.
By changing channel mode from switch to fade mode can solve this issue.
If you want the switching
loads to be turned on when dimmable loads are turning to 80%, you can simply change the channel
6) and make switching
-on value to 80% (3-7).
In some applications, turning switching loads on instantly might b
e preferable. Setting channel mode as
Software Version Check
】
in succession to check the software version.
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to enter the switch on value setting.
on level. For example, if switching
-on level is 90%, the
6) is switch mode. In switch mode, if you press up/down buttons
or
If the ECP panel also controls other dimmable loads, it might be not desirable to have some
switching
If you want the switching
loads to be turned on when dimmable loads are turning to 80%, you can simply change the channel
e preferable. Setting channel mode as

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4 EDX Systems
EDX/EPX devices can work
either in DMX
DMX-512 Mode:
EDX/EPX devices
EDX Mode: EDX/EPX devices
can be recalled its stored
control panels.
P
lease refer EDX wiring guide on Lite
4-0 EDX Mode
EDX is a protocol specifically designed for architectural and environmental lighting applications.
EDX/EPX dimmers/switches
or devices are able to store scenes in themselves.
Each EDX/EPX
device or ECP panel can be specified by a zone number.
devices can be recalled by ECP panels with the same zone number.
For example, EDX/EPX
devices configured as zone 1 can be controlled (recall scenes) by ECP panel
configure as zone 1. EDX/EPX
devices configured as zone 5 can be controlled (recall scenes) by ECP
panel configure as zone 5.
Figure 1: One EDX/EPX
device with one ECP scene pane
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either in DMX
-512 mode or EDX mode.
EDX/EPX devices
can be controlled by DMX-512 controllers.
can be recalled its stored
lighting
scenes by connecting to ECP scene
lease refer EDX wiring guide on Lite
-Puter’s website: http://www.lite
puter.com.tw/tech_guide.asp
EDX is a protocol specifically designed for architectural and environmental lighting applications.
or devices are able to store scenes in themselves.
device or ECP panel can be specified by a zone number.
The scenes stored in EDX/EPX
devices can be recalled by ECP panels with the same zone number.
devices configured as zone 1 can be controlled (recall scenes) by ECP panel
devices configured as zone 5 can be controlled (recall scenes) by ECP
device with one ECP scene pane
l
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scenes by connecting to ECP scene
puter.com.tw/tech_guide.asp
EDX is a protocol specifically designed for architectural and environmental lighting applications.
The scenes stored in EDX/EPX
devices configured as zone 1 can be controlled (recall scenes) by ECP panel
devices configured as zone 5 can be controlled (recall scenes) by ECP

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Figure 2: Multiple EDX/EPX
devices with ECP scene panels
ECP scene panel 1 controls EDX
ECP scene panel 2 controls EDX
* If there are both DMX-
512 and EDX signal present, DMX
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devices with ECP scene panels
ECP scene panel 1 controls EDX
/EPX device 1.
ECP scene panel 2 controls EDX
/EPX device 2.
512 and EDX signal present, DMX
-
512 signal has the highest priority.
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512 signal has the highest priority.

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4-1 ID Number
Setting
Each EPX/EDX series
device mu
need to adjust the ID number
, but when several devices
different ID number.
STEP-1 In the main screen
, press
STEP-2 Press【▲】or【▼】
to change th
Press 【▲】twice to c
hange ID number from 001 to 003.
STEP-3 Press【DMX】to save.
3-2 Zone Number
Setting
Definition of zone:
The device must set the
the zone number
and another is the start channel address.
For example: There is 4 EPX-
420D
device should be 01-01, 01-05,
01
STEP-1: In the main screen,
zone and start channel setting is shown as below:
Press【▲】or【▼】
to change zone n
STEP-2: Press right button
once shift to start channel
channel address (up to 99 channel). After setting, press
For example: change
channel address from 02 to 03.
zone number
start channel
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Setting
device mu
st have a ID number. When one
device’s working alone
, but when several devices
’
working together, each devic
, press
【FCN】to enter ID number setting.
to change th
e ID number.
hange ID number from 001 to 003.
Setting
The device must set the
zone number
before use, which consists of two
and another is the start channel address.
420D
(16 channels in total) in the first
zone, the zone n
01
-09, 01-13 separately.
zone and start channel setting is shown as below:
to change zone n
umber (up to 99 zone). After setting, press
【
once shift to start channel
setting. Press【▲】or【▼
】
channel address (up to 99 channel). After setting, press
【DMX】to save.
channel address from 02 to 03.
start channel
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device’s working alone
, there is no
working together, each devic
e must have a
before use, which consists of two
parts, one is
zone, the zone n
umber of each
【
DMX】to save.
】
to modify the start

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4-3
Scene Save and Recall
STEP-1: In the main screen,
press
STEP-2: Press【▲】or【▼】
to set the level of channel 1. Here we press
channel one to 100%.
STEP-3: Press【◄】or【►】
to select other
STEP-4: Press【DMX】
, LED shows
It means that the current scene is going to be stored in scene 01.
STEP-5: Press 【▲】or【▼
】
If you enabled
Primary/secondary scene function (refer 4
scene.
Secondary
Scene
STEP-6: Press【DMX】to save
the scene.
When Primary/Secondary
scene is
recalled; when Primary/
Secondary
recalled.
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Scene Save and Recall
press
【◄】or【►】to select a
channel. Here we select channel one.
to set the level of channel 1. Here we press
【▲
】
to select other
channel. Repeat step 2 and 3 to edit the scene.
, LED shows
It means that the current scene is going to be stored in scene 01.
】
to select a scene number to store the current scene.
Primary/secondary scene function (refer 4
-
4), you can select secondary scene to store the
Scene
1
the scene.
scene is
enabled (refer 4-4), Secondary scene (
SC1S~SC6S
Secondary
scene is disabled, only primary scene (
SC1~SC6
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channel. Here we select channel one.
】
to make the output of
channel. Repeat step 2 and 3 to edit the scene.
to select a scene number to store the current scene.
4), you can select secondary scene to store the
SC1S~SC6S
) can be edited or
SC1~SC6
) can be edited or

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4-4 Primary/
Secondary
Overlap Scene Function:
On usual, when user recall a scene, the previ
output of SC5/SC6 to any
other scene
appears the effect of several overlapped scenes.
For example:
SC2: the first channel of EPX-
4
SC5: the first channel of EPX-
4
When overlap SC5 to SC2, the first channel is ON.
Primary and Secondary Scene Function
On usual, press a scene button (1
you press the same button once again, it will be the same scene. When this function is on, press a scene
button, the corresponding scene will be
recalled
. Press the scene button to
These two scenes are recalled
by the same button is the primary and secondary scene.
For example:
Channel 1 and 2 control curtain A, Channel 3 and 4 control curtain B.
Primary scene 1 (SC1): CH1
is ON, CH2 is OFF, CH3 is O
Secondary scene 1S (SC1S)
: CH1
Press SC1 button, curtain A and B go up, press the button again curtain Aand B go down.
(The curtain can’t be stopped i
n the process of going up or going down
N
NN
NOTE
OTEOTE
OTE:
: :
:
when the current scene is
be recalled first.
STEP-1: In the main screen
, press
A.
Overlap scene/primary and secondary scene function are both off.
B.
Overlap scene function is O
C.
Primary and secondary scene function
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Secondary
Scene and Scene Overlap ON/OFF
On usual, when user recall a scene, the previ
ous scene will be replaced. This function is
other scene
, which means the previous scene
should not be replaced but
appears the effect of several overlapped scenes.
4
20D is OFF
4
20D is ON
When overlap SC5 to SC2, the first channel is ON.
Primary and Secondary Scene Function
On usual, press a scene button (1
-
6) on the control panel, the corresponding scene will be
you press the same button once again, it will be the same scene. When this function is on, press a scene
button, the corresponding scene will be
recalled
and press the same button again,
. Press the scene button to
shift the two scenes alternatively.
by the same button is the primary and secondary scene.
Channel 1 and 2 control curtain A, Channel 3 and 4 control curtain B.
is ON, CH2 is OFF, CH3 is O
N and CH4 is OFF.
: CH1
is OFF, CH2 is ON, CH3 is OFF and CH4 is ON.
Press SC1 button, curtain A and B go up, press the button again curtain Aand B go down.
n the process of going up or going down
.)
when the current scene is
OFF, press any scene button (1-6) then the
pri ary
, press
【FUNC】three
times to enter function setting.
Overlap scene/primary and secondary scene function are both off.
Overlap scene function is O
N
Primary and secondary scene function
is ON
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Scene and Scene Overlap ON/OFF
ous scene will be replaced. This function is
to overlap
should not be replaced but
6) on the control panel, the corresponding scene will be
recalled; if
you press the same button once again, it will be the same scene. When this function is on, press a scene
and press the same button again,
another scene will be
by the same button is the primary and secondary scene.
is OFF, CH2 is ON, CH3 is OFF and CH4 is ON.
Press SC1 button, curtain A and B go up, press the button again curtain Aand B go down.
pri ary
scene (SC1-6) will
times to enter function setting.
Overlap scene/primary and secondary scene function are both off.

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STEP-2: Press【▲】or【▼】
to select from
STEP-3: After setting, press【
DMX
NOTE:
After initialization, the default setting
4-5 Partition Setting
Generally, all channels on
EDX/EPX devices
make EDX/EPX devices
more flexible, you can assign each channel on
different zones by using partition function. For example, you assign channel 1
partition 1 and channel 3 –
4
connected to EPX-420D
, one is set to zone 1; the other is set to zone 2. If scenes are recalled by
ECP-
106 of zone 1, only channel 1
recalled by ECP-
106 of zone 2, only channel
Figure: Channel 1 and 2 on EDX/EPX device in zone 1
Figure: Channel 1 and 2 on EDX/EPX device in zone 1Figure: Channel 1 and 2 on EDX/EPX device in zone 1
Figure: Channel 1 and 2 on EDX/EPX device in zone 1
zone 1)
zone 1)zone 1)
zone 1)
Channel 3 and 4 on EDX/EPX devices in zone
Channel 3 and 4 on EDX/EPX devices in zone Channel 3 and 4 on EDX/EPX devices in zone
Channel 3 and 4 on EDX/EPX devices in zone
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to select from
Scene ON/OFF
or Scene Overlap ON/OFF
DMX
】to save.
After initialization, the default setting
of these two functions is OFF.
EDX/EPX devices
can be only set to only 1 zone
(Please refer 3
more flexible, you can assign each channel on
EDX/EPX devices
different zones by using partition function. For example, you assign channel 1
4
on EPX-430D
to partition 2. There are 2 control panels (ECP
, one is set to zone 1; the other is set to zone 2. If scenes are recalled by
106 of zone 1, only channel 1
– 2 on EPX-420D
will change their dimming levels. If scenes are
106 of zone 2, only channel
3– 4 on EPX-420D
will change their dimming levels.
Figure: Channel 1 and 2 on EDX/EPX device in zone 1
Figure: Channel 1 and 2 on EDX/EPX device in zone 1Figure: Channel 1 and 2 on EDX/EPX device in zone 1
Figure: Channel 1 and 2 on EDX/EPX device in zone 1
(channel 1 and
(channel 1 and (channel 1 and
(channel 1 and
2 are controlled y ECP panel in
2 are controlled y ECP panel in 2 are controlled y ECP panel in
2 are controlled y ECP panel in
Channel 3 and 4 on EDX/EPX devices in zone
Channel 3 and 4 on EDX/EPX devices in zone Channel 3 and 4 on EDX/EPX devices in zone
Channel 3 and 4 on EDX/EPX devices in zone
2 (channel 3 and
2 (channel 3 and 2 (channel 3 and
2 (channel 3 and
4 are controlled y ECP panel in zone 2)
4 are controlled y ECP panel in zone 2)4 are controlled y ECP panel in zone 2)
4 are controlled y ECP panel in zone 2)
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or Scene Overlap ON/OFF
.
(Please refer 3
-2). To
EDX/EPX devices
to
different zones by using partition function. For example, you assign channel 1
– 2 on EPX-420D to
to partition 2. There are 2 control panels (ECP
-106)
, one is set to zone 1; the other is set to zone 2. If scenes are recalled by
will change their dimming levels. If scenes are
will change their dimming levels.
2 are controlled y ECP panel in
2 are controlled y ECP panel in 2 are controlled y ECP panel in
2 are controlled y ECP panel in
4 are controlled y ECP panel in zone 2)
4 are controlled y ECP panel in zone 2)4 are controlled y ECP panel in zone 2)
4 are controlled y ECP panel in zone 2)

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4-5-1
Enable/Disable Partition Function
STEP-1: Press【FCN】
several times until LED shows
It means partition function is disabled.
Press 【▲】
to turn on partition function
.
4-5-2 Partition Setting
STEP-1: Press【FCN】
several times until LED shows
It means
that channel 1 belongs to zone 1.
STEP-2: Press 【▲】or【▼】
to change the zone number which channel 1 belongs to. Here we make
channel 1 belonging to zone 4 by pressing
STEP-3: Press【►】
to select start channel of the zone.
STEP-4: Press 【▲】or【▼】
to select a start channel number.
STEP-5: Press【◄】twice
to select channel digits. Then press
It shows that channel 2 belongs to zone 1.
STEP4: Repeat step 2, 3, 4,5
to set zone number
410D/420D/430D/810D/820D/830D [
EUM-B]
Enable/Disable Partition Function
several times until LED shows
It means partition function is disabled.
to turn on partition function
several times until LED shows
that channel 1 belongs to zone 1.
to change the zone number which channel 1 belongs to. Here we make
channel 1 belonging to zone 4 by pressing
【▲】3 times.
to select start channel of the zone.
“0.1.”
means the start channel is 1.
to select a start channel number.
to select channel digits. Then press
【▲】
once to select channel 2.
It shows that channel 2 belongs to zone 1.
to set zone number
and start channel
of each channel.
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to change the zone number which channel 1 belongs to. Here we make
means the start channel is 1.
once to select channel 2.
of each channel.

EPX-
410D/420D/430D/810D/820D/830D [
Limited Warranty
1. Lite-
Puter is only responsible for the product itself.
2. Lite-
Puter guarantees to keep Lite
distributing date.
3. Lite-Puter does not offer on-
site
the product
to local distributors or
4. The warranty does not cover
:
a. Any fault caused by false usage, imprudence (collision,
insufficient ventilation
, or improper repairs
b. Force majeure factors
(flooding, earthquake,
beyond Lite-Puter control).
c
. The cost of installing, reinstalling,
d. Other products or devices which are offered by Lite
5. Lite-
Puter does not warrant the product will operate without interruption or
Taipei:
Lite-Puter Enterprise Co., Ltd.
11F, No. 189, Gangqian Rd., Neihu Dist., Taipei, Taiwan
Tel. [phone]
Fax. [phone]
Website: www.liteputer.com.tw
E-mail: [e-mail]
Shanghai:
Building B5, No. 298, Lane 3509, Hongmei S. R
Tel. [phone]
Fax. [phone]
Website: www.liteputer.com.cn
E-
mail: [e-mail]
410D/420D/430D/810D/820D/830D [
EUM-B]
Puter is only responsible for the product itself.
Puter guarantees to keep Lite
-Puter’s from manufacturing defects
within a year since the
site
service. If the defects appears in Lite-
Puter’s product, please deliver
to local distributors or
to Taipei headquarters.
:
a. Any fault caused by false usage, imprudence (collision,
inadequate installation
or adjustment
, or improper repairs
)
(flooding, earthquake,
thunder, volcanic eruption,
tsunami
. The cost of installing, reinstalling,
adjusting, repairing, or reprogramming
the product.
d. Other products or devices which are offered by Lite
-Puter or not by Lite-Puter.
Puter does not warrant the product will operate without interruption or
being
11F, No. 189, Gangqian Rd., Neihu Dist., Taipei, Taiwan
, 11494
Building B5, No. 298, Lane 3509, Hongmei S. R
oad, Shanghai, China, 201108
mail: [e-mail]
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within a year since the
Puter’s product, please deliver
or adjustment
,
tsunami
or other factors
the product.
being
free of error.