NJD Electronics NJ164 User manual

NJ164
LED IP DMX BAR
Waterproof aluminium case
Long Life LEDs
Low power consumption
Stand-alone operation
or DMX control
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IMPORTANT
Installer and Users please note:
These instructions should be read carefully and left with
the user of the product for future reference.
BEFORE USE
You must inspect the product including its cable and plug
for any signs of damage. If the product is damaged, DO
NOT use it, and contact your supplier immediately.
INSTALLATION
A risk assessment should be carried out before
commencing work. Fix the luminaire with the brackets
provided. Fix each bracket to the end of the luminaire
using the thumbwheel bolt. Place the rubber washer
between the bracket and the end of the luminaire. The
luminaire may now be used free-standing on the floor, or
mounted to a wall or ceiling with screws through the
holes in the brackets.
If permanently installed, the luminaire must be installed
by a competent elecrician in accordance with the latest
IEE Wiring Regulations.
Either
plug the lead into a 13 A socket,
or
remove the
13 A plug fitted, and wire directly to a fused spur,
or
connect the luminaire to a switching unit such as the
NJ938.
The wires are colour-coded as follows:
• Brown = Live (phase)
• Blue = Neutral
• Green/Yellow = Earth
• The NJ164 must be earthed for safe and reliable
operation.
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Adjust the angle of the hanging bracket to obtain the
best display of the light beams.
If the luminaire it to be used DMX controlled or in
Master-slave mode, connect the
DMX output
from the
first luminaire to the
DMX input
of the second; connect
the
DMX output
from the second luminaire to the
DMX
input
of the third; continuing until all luminaires have
been connected. Up to 32 luminaires may be controlled
this way.
If the distance between luminaires is longer than the
length of the DMX input and output leads, waterproof
DMX extension leads are available, part numbers
NJ164B (2 m) and NJ164D (4 m). If the luminaires are
being used indoors, then the waterproof connectors may
be removed and replaced by standard XLR connectors.
The wire colours are as follows:
Green-yellow: ground (earth) (Pin 1)
Blue: Data− (Pin 2)
Brown: Data+ (Pin 3)
The pin numbers refer to 5-pin XLR connectors wired to
the DMX standard. There is no standard for the use of
3-pin XLR connectors for DMX.
PRODUCT SAFETY
This luminaire is for professional use only. It is the
owner's responsibility to ensure that all users are given
adequate supervision and instruction concerning the use
of the appliance in a safe way and understand the
hazards involved.
•
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do
not play with the luminaire.
•
Do not stare into the beam.
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•
Do not place on carpet or other soft surfaces.
•
Do not place the mains lead beneath a carpet or rug.
•
Do not allow the cable to hang over the edge of a table.
•
Arrange the cable so that it cannot cause a trip
hazard.
This symbol means that the luminaire should
mounted at least 0.3 m from any object that
it is illuminating.
0.3m
GENERAL SAFETY
REQUIREMENTS
Domestic wiring must be tested periodically by a qualified
electrician at least once every 10 years or at every
change of occupancy.
For office and retail premises, and buildings such as
village halls, the wiring must be inspected at least once
every 5 years.
It is recommended that all building be fitted with smoke
alarms (it is mandatory for new buildings). Ionisation-type
smoke alarms are recommended for buildings where
theatrical fog effects are to be used.
OPERATION
There are 3 modes of operation: Automatic, Master-
slave, Program selection, and DMX controlled.
The NJ164 is controlled by the 3 push-button switches
located below the LED display at one end.
The push-buttons operate as follows:
LEFT = MODE. A long press (>2 seconds) of the left
push-button changes the mode, a short press (<1
second) adjust other functions.
CENTRE = INCREASE
RIGHT = DECREASE
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AUTOMATIC mode:
In automatic mode the NJ164 runs through all its
programs. To select Automatic mode press the MODE
button for >2 seconds and release, and repeat this until
AUT
is shown in the display.
At this point, the run time, speed and flash time can be
set. Press the MODE button for <1 second to select
which function is to be adjusted.
n.--
selects the run time. Press the INCREASE or
DECREASE buttons to select the required run time.
S.--
selects the speed. Press the INCREASE or
DECREASE buttons to select the required speed.
F.--
selects the speed. Press the INCREASE or
DECREASE buttons to select the required flash time.
SLAVE mode:
A luminaire in slave mode copies the functions of a
luminaire to which it is connected by DMX. If there is
only ONE luminaire in use, DO NOT select slave mode.
To select slave mode, press press the MODE button for
>2 seconds and release, and repeat this until
SLA
is
shown in the display.
Built-in programs:
In this mode, it is possible to select the program, and for
some programs it is possible to select the colours.
To select slave mode, press the MODE button for >2
seconds and release, and repeat this until
P.
is shown in
the first digit of the display.
At this point, the program, run time, speed and flash
time can be set. Press the MODE button for <1 second
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to select which function is to be adjusted.
P.
shown in the first character of the display selects the
program. Press the INCREASE or DECREASE buttons to
select a different program.
n.
shown in the first character of the display selects the
run time. Press the INCREASE or DECREASE buttons to
select the required run time.
S. ‘‘
selects the
speed. Press the INCREASE or DECREASE buttons to
select the required speed.
shown in the first character of the display
F. ‘
shown in the first character of the display selects the
speed. Press the INCREASE or DECREASE buttons to
select the required flash time.
In programs 21 and 22 the background and foreground
colours can be set. Press the MODE button for <1
second to select which function is to be adjusted.
1.--
sets the background colour.
1.-r
is red,
1.-b
is blue,
1.-9
is green,
1.r9
is yellow,
1.rb
is magenta,
1.b9
is cyan,
1.FF
is off, and
1.FL
is white. Press the INCREASE or
DECREASE buttons to select the colour.
2.--
sets the foreground colour.
2.-r
is red,
2.-b
is
blue,
2.-9
is green,
2.r9
is yellow,
2.rb
is magenta,
2.b9
is cyan,
2.FF
is off, and
2.FL
is white. Press the
INCREASE or DECREASE buttons to select the colour.
DMX mode:
The NJ164 may be controlled from DMX in 6 different
modes:
2-channel mode
uses two channels to control the
luminaire - the first channel selects the program, and the
second channel selects the speed.
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In
3-channel mode
the luminaire is entirely illuminated in
the same colour. The three channels select the colour as
follows:
first channel - sets the brightness of the red LEDs.
second channel - sets the brightness of the green LEDs.
third channel - sets the brightness of the blue LEDs.
4-channel mode
operates similarly to
3-channel mode
but with the addition of a master dimmer:
The first channel is the master dimmer.
The second channel sets the brightness of the red LEDs.
The third channel sets the brightness of the green LEDs.
The fourth channel sets the brightness of the blue LEDs.
In
7-channel mode
, the channels operate as follows:
The first channel is the master dimmer.
The second channel sets the brightness of the red LEDs.
The third channel sets the brightness of the green LEDs.
The fourth channel sets the brightness of the blue LEDs.
The fifth channel selects the program.
The sixth channel sets the speed.
The seventh channel sets the flash time.
In
14-channel mode
, the luminaire is controlled in four
segments.
The first channel is the master dimmer.
The 2nd, 3rd and 4th channels control the first
segment, red, green and blue LEDs.
The 5th, 6th and 7th channels control the second
segment, red, green and blue LEDs.
The 8th, 9th and 10th channels control the third
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segment, red, green and blue LEDs.
The 11th, 12th and 13th channels control the fourth
segment, red, green and blue LEDs.
The fourteenth channel sets the flash rate.
26-channel mode
operates similarly to
14-channel
mode
, except that the luminaire is divided into eight
segments instead of four.
The first channel is the master dimmer.
The 2nd, 3rd and 4th channels control the first
segment, red, green and blue LEDs.
The 5th, 6th and 7th channels control the second
segment, red, green and blue LEDs.
The 8th, 9th and 10th channels control the third
segment, red, green and blue LEDs.
The 11th, 12th and 13th channels control the fourth
segment, red, green and blue LEDs.
The 14nd, 15th and 16th channels control the fifth
segment, red, green and blue LEDs.
The 17th, 18th and 19th channels control the sixth
segment, red, green and blue LEDs.
The 20th, 21st and 22nd channels control the seventh
segment, red, green and blue LEDs.
The 23rd, 24th and 25th channels control the eighth
segment, red, green and blue LEDs.
The 26th channel sets the flash rate.
In
2-channel
and
7-channel
modes, the program channel
(the 2nd channel in 2-channel mode, or the 5th channel
in 7-channel mode) operates as follows:
DMX value Function
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0—8 OFF
9—17 Red
18—26 Yellow
27—35 Green
36—44 Cyan
45—53 Blue
54—62 Magenta
63—71 White
72—80 Program 02
81—89 Program 03
90—98 Program 04
99—107 Program 05
108—116 Program 06
117—125 Program 07
126—134 Program 08
135—143 Program 09
144—152 Program 10
153—161 Program 11
162—170 Program 12
171—179 Program 13
180—188 Program 14
189—197 Program 15
198—206 Program 16
207—215 Program 17
216—224 Program 18
225—233 Program 19
234—242 Program 20
243—251 Program 21
252—255 Program 22
To select DMX mode, press the MODE button for >2
seconds and release, and repeat this until the
DMX
start address
is shown in the display. Then press the
INCREASE and DECREASE buttons until the required
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DMX start address is shown. The
DMX START
ADDRESS
is the DMX address of the first DMX control
channel. The 2nd DMX channel is at the DMX start
address + 1, the 3rd DMX channel is at the DMX start
address +2, etc.
To select the DMX mode, press the MODE button for <1
second, then press the INCREASE or DECREASE buttons
until
2-c
is displayed for 2-channel mode
3-c
is displayed for 3-channel mode
4-c
is displayed for 4-channel mode
7-c
is displayed for 7-channel mode
14c
is displayed for 14-channel mode, or
26c
is displayed for 26-channel mode.
CLEANING
Clean the outside of the luminaire with a soft damp cloth,
with a drop of washing-up liquid.
PAT TESTING.
When used in a workplace, this product must be safety-
tested yearly by a qualified electrician (PAT Tested) in
order to comply with the Electricity at Work Regulations.
If hired out, it must be PAT tested prior to each hire.
We recommend that it is PAT tested regularly when
used in a domestic environment.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Dimensions: 1085×120×130 mm
Weight: 5.3 kg
Power supply: 230 V ˜
Power consumption: 40 W
Operating current: 0.17 A
Light source: 320 off 10 mm LED
Beam Angle: 30°
IP rating IP65
Mains input Waterproof connector
DMX input/output Waterproof connector
DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING
You must not dispose of this appliance with domestic
household waste.
Most local authorities have specific collection system for
appliances and disposal is free of charge to the end-
user.
When replacing an existing appliance with a similar new
appliance your retailer may take the old appliance for
disposal.
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SERVICE WARRANTY
NJD guarantees the product free from defects in
materials and workmanship for a period of one year.
Should this luminaire be operated under conditions other
than those recommended, at voltages other than the
voltage indicated on the luminaire, or any attempts made
to service or modify the luminaire, then the warranty will
be rendered void.
The product you buy may sometimes differ slightly from
illustrations. This warranty is in addition to, and does not
affect, your statutory rights.
If you have any problems with this product, please call
our Help Desk on (0845) 459 4816. The help desk is
open from 8 am until 1 pm, Monday to Friday.
Electrovision Ltd.,
Lancots Lane,
Sutton Oak,
St. Helens,
Merseyside.
WA9 3EX
website:
www.electrovision.co.uk
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