PR Lighting XR330 BWS User manual

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XR330 BWS
PR-2352
The user manual contains important information about the safe installation and use of a projector. Please read
and follow these instructions carefully and keep the manual in a safe place for future reference.
PR LIGHTING LTD.
http://www.pr-lighting.com

DMX connector(female) 1 Pc
XLR connector(male) 1 Pc
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INDEX
1. SAFETY AND WARNINGS
2. INSTUCTIONS
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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
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LUBRICATION
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TROUBLESHOOTING
3. APPEARANCE
4. INSTALLATION
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RIGGING
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POWER CONNECTIONS
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DMX CONTROL CONNECTIONs
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DMX TERMINATOR
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ALIGNMENT/INSTALLATION/REPLACEMENT OF A LAMP
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GOBO REPLACEMENT
5. SETUPAND CONFIGURATION
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FRONT PANEL OPERATION
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DMX START ADDRESS
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DMX WIRELSESS CONTROL
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STAND-ALONE MODE
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MASTER/SLAVE MODE
6.OPERATION MENU
7. DMX PROTOCOL
8. LED INDICATION
9. ERROR MESSAGES
10.TECHNICAL DATA
11.CIRCUIT DIAGRAM AND PCB CONNECTIONS
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
● PCB CONNECTIONS
12.COMPONENT ORDER CODES
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ACCESSORIES
The following items are supplied with the projector and please check:
Name Quantity Unit Remark
G clamps 2 Pcs
Safety cord 1 Pc
User manual 1 Pc
Ωclamps 2 Pcs Optional
Please note that as part of our ongoing commitment to continuous product development, specifications are subject to change without notice. Whilst
every care is taken in the preparation of the manual we reserve the right to change specifications in the course of product improvement. The
publishers cannot be held responsible for the accuracy of the information herein, or any consequence arising from them.
Every unit is tested completely and packed properly by the manufacturer. Please make sure the packing and / or the unit are in good condition
before installation and use. Should there be any damage caused by transportation, consult your dealer and do not use the unit. Any damage caused
by improper use will not be assumed by the manufacturer and / or dealer.

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1. SAFETYAND WARNINGS
NOTE
Before a projector’s installation, power-on, operation and maintenance, please carefully read
the safety information hereinafter!
The following safety signs are used in the user manual.
Warning
User
Manual
Electrical
shock
Goggles
Protective
Gloves
Flames
High
Temperature
● When unpacking , check if there is transportation damage before using the projector. Should there be any
damage caused by transportation, consult your dealer and do not use it.
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The manufacture is not responsible for loss caused by the user not following the manual or changing the projector
as he/she likes
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Please be noted that the damage caused by changing the projector at will is not warranted.
● Do not hesitate to contact the dealer or the manufacturer if any questions or advice.
● The projector is for indoor use only, IP20.
● Use only in dry locations. Keep this unit away from rain and moisture, excessive heat, humidity and dust. Do not
allow contact with water or any other liquids.
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The projector should be kept away from high temperature, fire, electrical surge, vibration and strong light while
being operated
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The projector is only intended for installation, operation and maintenance by qualified personnel. And the
operation must strictly follow the procedures in the manual
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No repairable parts in the projector and do not open covers for maintenance by yourself.
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Don’t look straightly into the light sources especially for epileptics, otherwise eyes will be burned.
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Do not connect this device to any type of dimmer pack
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After lamp switched on, the minimum distance between the projector and illuminated surface is 10m
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lens and other optical parts shall be replaced immediately if they have deformed or been damaged, otherwise
the light output will be compromised.
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Before operation, please confirm that all covers(housing) are on and screws tightened. It’s forbidden to use a
projector while covers(housing)are off
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Keep the lamp clean and do not touch it with bare hands.
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While operating it, wear protective items.
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Any electrical connection must be carried out by a qualified person .
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Before installation, please confirm the voltage supplied matches what is required for the projector
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Each projector must be properly earthed and installed as per related electrical standards.
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Do not use power cord with its insulator damaged and connect the power cord with other cables.
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If the projector is not used or under cleaning,, please hold the plug and unplug it. Do not unplug it forcefully
or by pulling the power cable.
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All power cords must conform to related safety and regulations
● While being operated, the projector should not be under rains or in humidity.
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Do not switch on and off the projector constantly in very short intervals, otherwise the light source’s and other
electrical parts’ life will be shortened .

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There are safety cord holes at the bottom of the base of a projector. In view of safety, please run the safety
cord supplied through the safety cord holes for safety support.
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Before any installation, maintenance and cleaning work, please ensure the projector is disconnected from
power mains.
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After running for 30minutes, the temperature of the housing of the projector is 45℃.After stable
operation , its temperature is 90℃.
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While the lamp is stricken for the first time, there will be smoke and strange smell. It’s normal and does
not mean the projector has some defects.
● Do not mount the projector directly on inflammable surface.
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Do not project the beam straightly on combustible items and the minimum distance between the
projector and illuminated items is 10m.
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A projector should be installed with good ventilation and the minimum distance between the projector
and walls is 50cm. At the same time, please ensure the fans and air inlets and outlets are workable.
2. INSTRUCTIONS
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CLEANINGAND MAINTENANCE
If a projector can’t start. Please check if the fuse is blown up. If it does, replace it with a new fuse with same ratings. And the
projector has over-temperature protective device. If the temperature is too high, the protective device will be triggered to shut the
projector off. When it happens, please check if the fans run normally or fan shield is blocked by dust. After the issue is solved,
restart the projector.
The accumulation of oil, smoke and dust on the lens will compromise the light output. Cleaning a projector is very necessary to
ensure a reliable use of it. Cooling fans need to be cleaned every 15days. Internal lens, reflector and hot mirror need to be cleaned
periodically to optimize light output.
Cleaning frequency is to be decided by operations and its environment. Use soft cloth and normal detergent for glass for cleaning
work. It’s advised external optical system be cleaned every 20days and internal optical systems every 30/60days. Keep lens clean
and do not touch optical parts with bare hands.
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Before any maintenance and cleaning, please ensure the project is off the power
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Only qualified person is allowed to do maintenance
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During maintenance and before maintenance, the projector must be off power.
● To avoid internal damage, sun light or other light mustn’t penetrate into the projector via front lens
whether it runs or not
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Do not use alcohol or other organic solvent to clean the housing to avoid damage.
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Do not use any solvent with chemical elements to clean color filters or hot mirror.
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LUBRICATION
To ensure smooth movement of gobos and zoom and focus lens, it’s advised rotators’ bearings and 2 sliding bars for zoom and
focus lens be lubricated every 2 months. High quality and high temperature lubricant/grease is advised..
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TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM ACTION
The projector doesn’t switch on ¾Check the fuse on the power socket.
¾Check the lamp.
The lamp is on but the projector doesn’t respond
to the controller
¾Make sure that the fixture’s start address is right
¾Replace or repair the XLR signal cable.
The projector functions intermittently ¾Make sure the fan is working well or fans and their shields are not blocked
Beam appears dim, Low in brightness ¾Make sure the lamp is within its lifespan
¾Remove dust or grease from the lenses.
The project image appears to have a halo ¾Carefully clean the lamp, optical lenses and other components.
Heavily Defective Beam ¾Check if lens are in good condition(not cracked)
¾Clean dust or grease on the lens.

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3. APPEARANCE
The projector’s Structure
1. FrontLens
2. Lens Cover
3. Head Cover
4. Tilt Lock
5. Handle
6. Pan Lock
7. Arm Cover
While transportation, the head should be locked-Tilt Lock(4) and Pan Lock(6) should be at locking positions.
Before the use of the projector, unlock both.
Rear Panel of the Base
1. Power Switch
2. Fuse Holder
3. Power Socket
4. 3-Pin XLR Socket(Male)
5. Wireless Antenna
6. 3-Pin XLR Socket(Female)
7. 5-Pin XLR Socket(Male)
8. 5-Pin XLR Socket(Female)
Front Panelof the Base
1. XLRSignalIndication
2. Key Func
3. Key UP
4. Key Down
5. Key Enter
6. Wireless Signal Indication
4. INSTALLATION
●RIGGING
Before moving a projector, Please lock Pan and Tilt. Before its operation, please unlock them. It’s forbidden to run a
projector with power while it is locked

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Warning
please run the safety cord
through the two holes for safety
!
Safety cord
Handle
Clamp
Control menu
Take 2 clamps and the safety cord out from the package and mount 2 clamps on the underside of fixture with 2 retainers attached
to each clamp. Hang the fixture on the structure and fasten the screws attached to each clamp. (See the WARNING on the
underside of the base as shown above) To pass the SAFETY CORD through the HOLES for safety! Always ensure that the
projector is firmly anchored to avoid vibration and slipping whilst functioning. Always ensure that the structure that you are going
to mount the projector to is secure and strong enough to support the weight of a XR 1000 Framing
WARNING:
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The projector MUST be lifted or carried by the HANDLES instead of clamps.
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.For safety the safety cord should afford 10 times the Projector’s weight.
●POWER CONNECTION
Connect the power cord as follows:
L(live)=brown
E (earth) =yellow/green
N (neutral) =blue
Before power connection, please ensure the power supplied must match what the nameplate says. It is recommended that each
projector be connected with power separately so that they may be individually switched on and off.
Note: If projectors are connected in series, please connect POWERIN port of the 1st projector with the Power Mains, then
connect its POWER OUT with POWER IN of the 2nd projector, and so on till all fixtures are connected. If the voltage supplied
is 200V-240V, the maximum projectors connected is 8pcs, if it is 100V-120V, the maximum is 4pcs. The diameter of the cores
of the wires for the Power in/out cables must be equal or bigger than 2.5mm2 .
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The earth wire(yellow/green) must be connected to the ground. And electrical connection must be in
accordance with the standards concerned.
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If any questions about the electrical installation, do not continue but consult a qualified electrician.

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●
DMX CONTROLCONNECTION:
Connection between controller and projector and between one projector and another must be made with a twin-screened cable, with
each wire having at least a 0.5mm in diameter. Connection to and from the projector is via cannon 5 pin (which are included with the
projector) or 5 pin XLR plugs and sockets. The XLR's are connected as shown in the figure above.
Note: care should be taken to ensure that none of the pins touch the metallic body of the plug or each other. XLR plugs and sockets
mustn’t be connected in any way other than mentioned in the above figure. The XR330BWS accepts digital control signals in protocol
DMX512 (1990).
Connect the controller’s DMX output to the first fixture’s DMX input, and connect the first fixture’s DMX output to the second
fixture’s DMX input and connect the rest fixtures in the same way. Eventually connect the last fixture’s DMX output to a DMX
terminator as shown in the figure below.
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DMX TERMINATOR
In the Controller mode, at the last fixture in the chain, the DMX output has to be connected with a DMX terminator. This prevents
electrical noise from disturbing and corrupting the DMX control signals.
The DMX terminator is simply an XLR connector with a 120Ω(ohm) resistor connected across pins 2 and 3, which is then plugged
into the output socket on the last projector in the chain. The connections are illustrated below.
DMX
Controller
DMX512
Input Output Input Output Input
DMX
Terminator
21
3
120
DMX TERMINATOR
CONNECTION
Connect a 120 (OHM) resistor
across pins 2 and 3 in an XLR plug
and insert into the DMX out socket
on the last unit in the chain.
PIN 3
PIN 2

Figure2
Figure1:loosen 8pcs of fastfit
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● ALIGNMENT/INSTALLATION/REPLACEMENT OFALAMP
Lock the yoke before fitting/replacingthe lamp. Just as Shown by Figure 1, after Opening the cover at the rear of the projector by
loosening 8 fastfit screws, you can open the head. To adjust the lamp as per Figure 2. Take out the lamp as per the figure 3.
Before lamp installation, tighten its power wires well. Lamp in and out are opposite orders
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Don’t touch the internal surface of the reflector and the burner of the lamp with bare hands so as not to
impair the beam output. While lamp’s installation, do not damage the metal wire around the burner.
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Please read "Instructions " enclosed with the lamp
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Do operate the projector while adjusting the lamp
2.loosen a tightening screw by a
cross screw driver at the lamp's side
screws
3.to adjust the two screws by a cross screw
driver to change the lamp's position
1.loosen 4 screws at the fan's two sides
：
lamp adjustment

Figure3: removal of lamp
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GOBO REPLACEMENT
DANGER!
Before replacement of gobos, the projectormust be off the power.
2.unplug two lamp wires
Remove obliquely the lamp before
pushing it up
1.loosen a tightening screw @ the
lamp's side
Figure 2
Figure 2
Rotating gobo wheel
Rotator
Gobo
Tightening
spring
Gobo replacement
1. As shown in figure1, disconnect a projector from power. Unfasten
the 4 fastfit screws of the cover to remove the cover, and unfasten
the 2 screws of the fan assembly and remove the assembly.
2.Pull out the rotator from the rotating gobo wheel forcefully by
fingers as shown in figure2 After replacing the gobo or the rotator,
put the rotator back to the holder.
unfasten 2
screws using a
cross screw
driver
remove the fan
component
Figure 1

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5. SETUPAND CONFIGURATION
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Front Panel Operation
W-DMXDMX
Projector configuration can be set conveniently via push button and LCD display.
Launch the projector and press button ENTER for more than 2 seconds to unlock the panel, the LCD will show the function menu of
the projector, each main menu has its submenus and each submenu has a specific function. For details, please see the
“OPERATION MENU” section.
Press button UP or DOWN if you want to browse through the various Setup Options.
Press button ENTER to save your settings or enter the submenu.
Press button UP or DOWN to change values(plus or minus)
Press button FUNC, it will return to the upper menu. If button FUNC not pressed, the default will show display status automatically.
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DMX STARTADDRESS
Each XR 330 BWS must be given a DMX start address so that the correct projector responds to the correct control signals. This
DMX start address is the channel number from which the projector starts to “listen” to the digital control information being sent out
from the controller. The XR 330 BWS has 3 DMX modes. There are standard mode ,short mode and extended mode. For
example standard mode has 26 channels, so set the No. 1 projector’s address 001, No. 2 projector’s address 027, No. 3 projector’s
address 053, No. 4 projector’s address079, and so on.
Launch the projector. Press button ENTER more than 2seconds to unlock panel.
Press button ENTER to display DMX address;
Press button UP and DOWN, you can set the address;
Press button ENTER to confirm; after powered on next time, the default will be last value saved
Press button FUNC, it will return to the upper menu
.
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DMX WIRELESS CONTROL (If the projector has the function)
The projector has wireless control function with wireless receiver module and antenna for remote control.
The setup of it is below:
1. Enter into the projector’s menu. Select the menu “Config Settigns” via the bottoms of UP and DOWN
2. Select DMX control Mode---- Wireless First (Note: do not select XLR ONLY),then wireless indication in the
front panel will be on, meaning wireless control function is activated.
Only after the projector is linked with a transmitter, can it receive wireless signal sent by the transmitter. If unlinking it,
Press “Enter” for the menu of Unlink Wireless under the upper level menu of Config Settigns .
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STAND-ALONE MODE
Operate the projector without connecting with a controller, enable the master mode through the operation panel, the
projector will run in Stand-Alone mode automatically.
DMX address can be set at any number within 512.
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MASTER/SLAVE MODE

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Many projectors can run synchronously in the Master/Slave mode by linking them with each other. First,
connect the first fixture’s DMX output to the second fixture’s DMX input using XLR-XLR control cable and then connect the second
fixture’s DMX output to the third fixture’s DMX input, and so on until all projector are connected in this way. Eventually connect the
last fixture’s DMX output to a DMX terminator. Set 1st projector as the master and others are Slaves.
Start Addresses of all Slaves are 001; Operation mode of the Master can be set any mode for a Master’ and Slaves’ operation mode can
be set accordingly.
After Powered on, the group will run in Master/Slave Mode
6. OPERATION MENU
First Menu Secondary Menu Third Menu Fourth Menu
DMX Address DMX Address=XXX
Reset Are You Sure
Config Settings
DMX Mode
Standard 16
Extended 1
6
Short 8
Compatible Mode
Lamp Control
By Control Channe
l
By Power On
By DMX Present
Loss of DMX
When DMX is Lost
Normal time out
When DMX is Lost
Hold Last Value
Factory Settings
Fixture Typ
e
(Press button DOWN/UP/ENTER at the
same time to enter this menu)
(WARNING: Never change the fixture
type ,otherwise the system will be
damaged!)
Offset Menu
(Press button DOWN/UP/ENTER at the
same time to ente
r
this menu)
Pass Code
Option Settings Color Positions
Color Positions
STEPPED
Color Positions
LINEAR
DMX
Controller
DMX512
Input Output Input Output Input
DMX
Terminator

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F-Gobo Positions
F-Gobo Positions
STEPPED
F-Gobo Positions
LINEAR
Pan DMX Invert
Pan DMX Invert
OFF
Pan DMX Invert
ON
Tilt DMX Invert
Tilt DMX Invert
OFF
Tilt DMX Invert
ON
Pan Tilt Swap
Pan Tilt Swap
OFF
Pan Tilt Swap
ON
Dimmer Invert
Dimmer Invert
OFF
Dimmer Invert
ON
Zoom Invert
Zoom Invert
OFF
Zoom Invert
ON
CMY Invert
CMY Invert
OFF
CMY Invert
ON
Defaults
Defaults
OFF
Defaults
Restore Defaults
Display Options
Display Mode
Display
On Always
Display
Off After Delay
Display Invert
Display Invert
OFF
Display Invert
ON
Display Dimming
Disp Dim Level
Min
Disp Dim Level
1
Disp Dim Level
2
Disp Dim Level
3
Disp Dim Level
4
Disp Dim Level
5
Disp Dim Level
6
Disp Dim Level
7
Disp Dim Level
8
Disp Dim Level
9
Disp Dim Level
Full
Display Contrast
Display Contrast
XX(1~21)
Information Lamp Hours XX

Test Mode
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Reset Lamp Hours
Are You Sure(UP/DOWN)
Total Hours XX
Temperature
Display Board Display Board=
XX℃
Driver Board 1 Driver Board 1=
XX℃
Driver Board 2 Driver Board 2=
XX℃
Driver Board 3 Driver Board 3=
XX℃
Pan and Tilt Pan and Tilt=
XX℃
Head Sensor Head Sensor=
XX℃
Software Version
Display Board
Display Board
System= XXX
Boot =XXX
Driver Board 1
Driver Board 1
System= XXX
Boot =XXX
Driver Board 2
Driver Board 2
System= XXX
Boot =XXX
Driver Board 3
Driver Board 3
System= XXX
Boot =XXX
Pan and Tilt
Pan and Tilt
System= XXX
Boot =XXX
View DMX Values DMX Channel
1=XXX
Electronic SN Electronic SN=
************
RDM Device Label
RDM Device Label
ANSI E1.20 RDM
Version X.X
Pan Encoder
Wiring Normal
Pan Err 0
Count 50880
Tilt Encoder
Wiring Normal
Tilt Err 0
Count 28080
Driver Faults
X Over Temp 0
Y Over Temp 0
X Fault 0
Y Fault 0
Factory Setup
Factory Setup
OFF
Factory Setup
ON
Self Test
Self Test
OFF
Self Test
ON
Lamp Manual Control Lamp Status S= X C= X
Lamp On

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Turn Lamp On
Turn Lamp Off
Wireless Options
Wireless Mode
Wireless Mode
XLRFirst
Wireless Mode
Wireless Only
Wireless Mode
XLR Only
Wireless Mode
Wireless To XLR
Wireless Mode
Wireless First
Un-Link Wireless Really Un-Link
Enter=Yes
Operation Mode
Operation Mod
e
=
DMX Operation
Operation Mode=
Master Mode
User Memory 1
User Memory 2
Operation Mode=
Slave Mode
User Memory 1
User Memory 2
Operation Mode=
Static Scene
User memories Edit user memory
User memory 1 Scene XX
（1~200scenes）
Shutter Shutter XXX
Dimmer Dimmer XXX
Dimmer low Dimmer low XXX
CYM Macros CYM Macros XXX
Cyan Cyan XXX
Yellow Yellow XXX
Magenta Magenta XXX
Color Wheel Color Wheel XXX
Fixed G-Wheel Fixed G-Wheel XXX
R Gobo-Wheel R Gobo-Whee XXX
R Gobo Rotate R Gobo Rotate XXX
R Gobo Rotate L R Gobo Rotat
e
L
XXX
R Prism In Out R Prism In out XXX
R Prism Rotate RPrism Rotation XXX
R Prism 2 In Out R Prism 2 In out XXX
R Prism 2 Rotate RPrism2RotationXXX
Frost Frost XXX
Focus Focus XXX
Zoom Zoom XXX
Diffuser Diffuser XXX
Pan Coarse Pan XXX
Pan Fine Pan Fine XXX
Tilt Coarse Tilt XXX
Tilt Fine Tilt Fine XXX
M Speed Motors’ Speeds XXX
（000~255）
Delay Delay XX s
（0.25s~100min）
Link To Step
XXX（1~200）
User memory 2 Scene XX
（1~200scenes）
Shutter Shutter XXX
Dimmer Dimmer XXX
Slow Dimmer Slow Dimmer XXX

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CYM Macros CYM Macros XXX
Cyan Cyan XXX
Yellow Yell ow X XX
Magenta Magenta XXX
Color Wheel Color Wheel XXX
Fixed G-Wheel Fixed G-Wheel XXX
R Gobo-Wheel R Gobo-Whee XXX
R Gobo Rotate R Gobo Rotate XXX
R Gobo Rotate L R Gobo Rotat
e
L
XXX
R Prism In Out R Prism In out XXX
R Prism Rotate RPrism Rotation XXX
R Prism 2 In Out R Prism 2 In out XXX
R Prism 2 Rotate RPrism2RotationXXX
Frost Frost XXX
Focus Focus XXX
Zoom Zoom XXX
Diffuser Diffuser XXX
Pan Pan XXX
Pan Fine Pan Fine XXX
Tilt Tilt XXX
Tilt Fine Tilt Fine XXX
Motors’ Speeds Motors’ Speeds XXX
（000~255）
Delay Delay XX s
（0.25s~100min）
Shift to next scene Shift to scene
XXX（1~200）
Static Scene
Shutter Shutter XXX
Dimmer Dimmer XXX
Slow Dimmer Slow Dimmer XXX
CYM Macros CYM Macros XXX
CMY Cyan Cyan XXX
CMY Yellow Yellow XXX
CMY Magenta Magenta XXX
Color Wheel Color Wheel XXX
Fixed G-Wheel Fixed G-Wheel XXX
R Gobo-Wheel R Gobo-Whee XXX
R Gobo Rotate R Gobo Rotate XXX
R Gobo Rotate L R Gobo Rotat
e
L
XXX
R Prism In Out R Prism In out XXX
R Prism Rotate RPrism Rotation XXX
R Prism 2 In Out R Prism 2 In out XXX
R Prism 2 Rotate RPrism2RotationXXX
Frost Frost XXX
Focus Focus XXX

MODE
EXTENDED
MODE
STANDARD
MODE
SHORT
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Zoom Zoom XXX
Diffuser Diffuser XXX
Pan Pan XXX
Pan Fine Pan Fine XXX
Tilt Tilt XXX
Tilt Fine Tilt Fine XXX
Motors’ Speeds Motors’ Speeds XXX
（000~255）
Init User memory
Reset User
memory 1
Reset User1
Unlock 2,3,4
（Press buttons 2,3.4,ie
buttons
UP/DOWN/ENTER to
execute the function）
User memory 1 has
been reset
Reset
User memory 2
Reset User2
Unlock 2,3,4
（Press buttons 2,3.4,ie
buttons
UP/DOWN/ENTER to
execute the function）
User memory 2 has
been reset
Reset Static Scene
Reset Static Scene
Unlock 2,3,4
（Press buttons 2,3.4,ie
buttons
UP/DOWN/ENTER to
execute the function）
Static Scene has been
reset
7. DMX PROTOCOL
FUNCTION DMX DESCRIPTION
1 1 1 Strobe
000-010 Close
011-025 Open
026-225 Strobe speed from slow to fast
226-239 Macro 1
240-241 Macro 2
242-246 Macro 3
247-255 Open
2 2 2
Dimming 000-003 Close
004-255 Linear dimming（0-100%）
3 3 Dimming Fine 0-255 Dimmer in 16 bit
3 4 4 CYM Macro
000-016 White
017-035 Yellow+ Magenta=Red
036-054 Yellow
055-073 Yellow +Cyan=Green
074-092 Cyan
093-110 Cyan + Magenta= Violet
111-128 Magenta
129-255 CYM color mixing from slow to fast
4 5 5 Cyan 000-255 Cyan (linear 0~100%)
6
Cyan in 16 Bit 000-255 Cyan 16 Bit
5 6 7 Yellow 000-255 Yellow (linear 0~100%)

Yellow Fine
Magenta Fine
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8 000-255 Yellow in 16 Bit
6 7 9 Magenta 000-255 Magenta (linear 0~100%)
10 000-255 Magenta in 16 Bit
7 8 11 Color Wheel
000-010 White
011-019 Color 1 Deep Red
020-028 Color 2 Deep blue
029-037 Color 3 Yellow
038-046 Color 4 Green
047-055 Color5 Plum
056-064 Color6 Blue
065-073 Color7 Red
074-082 Color8 Deep Green
083-091 Color9 Deep Yellow
092-100 Color10 Deep Glossy
101-110 Color11 Orange
111-119 Color12 CTO
120-127 Color13 Glossy
128-191 Rotation ,Clockwise from slow to fast
192-255 Rotation, Anti-clockwise from slow to fast
8
9
12
0-10 Open
11-19 Gobo1/Big Circle
20-27 Gobo2/Medium Circle
28-36 Gobo3/Small Circle
37-45 Gobo4/Five Circles
46-57 Gobo5/Dots
58-66 Gobo6/Ping
67-75 Gobo7/Rectangles
76-84 Gobo8/Three Bars
85-93 Gobo9/concave triangle
94-102 Gobo10/Flower
103-111 Gobo11/Rectangle 1
112-119 Gobo12/Rectangle 2
120-127 Gobo13/Fan
128-149 Clockwise rotation from slow to fast
150-171 Anti Clockwise rotation from slow to fast
172-177 Shake effect 1 from slow to fast
178-183 Shake effect 2 from slow to fast
184-189 Shake effect 3 from slow to fast
190-196 Shake effect 4 from slow to fast
197-203 Shake effect 5 from slow to fast
204-210 Shake effect 6 from slow to fast
211-217 Shake effect 7 from slow to fast
218-224 Shake effect 8 from slow to fast
225-231 Shake effect 9 from slow to fast

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232-237 Shake effect 10 from slow to fast
238-243 Shake effect 11 from slow to fast
244-249 Shake effect 12 from slow to fast
250-255 Shake effect 13 from slow to fast
9 10 13 Rotating Gobo
Wheel l
000-012 White
013-025 Gobo 1/Double T
026-037 Gobo 2/Small and Big Dots
038-050 Gobo 3/Triangles
051-062 Gobo 4/Dot Matrix
063-075 Gobo 5/Dots
0760-88 Gobo 6/Linear
089-101 Gobo 7/Symmetric
102-114 Gobo 8/Sun
115-127 Gobo 9/4 Circles in a line
128-155 Rotation （clockwise From slow to Fast）
156-183 Reverse Rotation （anti-clockwise From slow
to Fast）
184-191 Shake of Gobo 1 from slow to fast
192-199 Shake of Gobo 2 from slow to fast
200-207 Shake of Gobo 3 from slow to fast
208-215 Shake of Gobo 4 from slow to fast
216-223 Shake of Gobo 5 from slow to fast
224-231 Shake of Gobo 6 from slow to fast
232-239 Shake of Gobo 7 from slow to fast
240-247 Shake of Gobo 8 from slow to fast
248-255 Shake of Gobo 9 from slow to fast
10 11 14 Gobo Rotation
000-128 Gobo Indexing(0~540degrees)
129-188 Rotation （Clockwise From slow to Fast）
189-195 Stop
196-255 Rotation （Anti-Clockwise From slow to Fast）
12 15 Gobo Rotation
Fin
e
0-255 Gobo Rotation in 16 Bit
11 13 16 Prism1 000-016 Open
017-255 Prism
12 14 17 Prism1 Rotation
000-128 Prism Indexing
129-191 Rotation(Clockwise from slow to fast)
192 Stop
193-255 Rotation(Anti- Clockwise from slow to fast)
13 15 18 Prism2 000-016 White
017-255 Prism
14 16 19 Prism2 Rotation
000-128 Prism Indexing
129-191 Rotation(Clockwise from slow to fast)
192 Stop
193-255 Rotation(Anti- Clockwise from slow to fast)
15 17 20 Frost Filter 000-255 Linear Frost

Linear Zooming in 16 bit precision
Zoom Fine
Focusing in 16 bit precision
Focus Fine
Focus
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16 18 21 000-255 Linear Focusing
22 000-255
17 19 23 Zoom 00
0
-
255 Linear Zooming
24 00
0
-
255
18 20 25 Diffuser 00
0
-
255 Diffuser
19 21 26 Pan 000-255 Pan(0°~540°)
22 27 Pan Fine 000-255 Pan in 16 bit precision
20 23 28 Tilt 000-255 Tilt(0°~270°)
24 29 Tilt Fine 000-255 Tilt in 16 bit precision
25 30 Pan & Tilt Speeds 000-255 Pan & Tilt Speed from Fast to Slow
21 26 31 Control
000-047 Reserved
048-080 Reset
081-112 Reserved
113-144 Lamp Off ( Delay for 3 s)
145-168 Reserved
169-200 Lamp Half Power
201-223 Reserved
224-255 Lamp Full Power

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Compatible
mode Function DMX Description
1 Pan 000-255 Pan(0°~540°)
2 Pan Fine 000-255 Pan in 16 bit precision
3 Tilt 000-255 Tilt(0°~270°)
4 Tilt Fine 000-255 Tilt in 16 bit precision
5 Pan & Tilt Speeds 000-255 Pan & Tilt Speed from Fast to Slow
6
Control
0-9 Reserved
10－14 DMX input: XLR
15－19 DMX input: Wireless
20－24 Eco mode(Lamp power 230W)
25－29 Standard mode (Lamp power 280W)
30－49 Reserved
50－59 Pan and tilt speed mode
60－69 Pan and tilt time mode
70－79 Blackout while pan/tilt moving
80－89 Disabled blackout while pan/tiltmoving
90－99 Blackout while colour wheel moving
100－109 Disabled blackout while colour wheel moving
110－119 Blackout while gobo wheel moving
120－129 Disabled blackout while gobo wheel moving
130－139 Lamp On,reset(total reset except pan/tiltreset)
140－149 Pan/Tilt reset
150－159 Colour system reset
160－169 Gobo wheels reset
170－179 Dimmer/Shutter
180－189 Zoom/focus/prism reset
190－199 Reserved
200－209 Total reset
210-229 Reserved
230-239 Lamp Off
240-255 Reserved
7
Color wheel
0－8 Deep Red(linear)
9－17 Deep Blue(linear)
18－26 Yellow(linear)
27－36 Green(linear)
37－45 Magenta(linear)
46－54 Azure(linear)
55－63 Red(linear)
64－72 Dark green(linear)
73－81 Amber(linear)
82－90 Blue(linear)