PXM PX746 User manual
User manual
1 Description...................................................................................................4
2 Safety conditions........................................................................................5
3 Connectors and control elements...........................................................6
4 Designation of displayed messages.......................................................7
5 Device programming.................................................................................9
5.1 B tton feat res............................................................................................................9
5.2 Gro p DMX address settings....................................................................................9
5.3 Individ al DMX address settings...........................................................................10
5.4 Colo r settings mode..............................................................................................11
5.5 No DMX signal response.........................................................................................14
5.6 Description of programs.........................................................................................15
5.7 Master / Slave f nction...........................................................................................17
5.8 White balance............................................................................................................18
5.9 Smooth....................................................................................................................... 19
5.10 Light control freq ency.........................................................................................20
5.11 Screen saving (screen blanking)..........................................................................21
5.12 Temperat res limits and sensor fail re.............................................................21
5.13 Display f nction......................................................................................................23
5.14 Defa lt settings and device errors......................................................................24
5.14.1 Restore default settings...............................................................................25
5.14.2 Error message................................................................................................26
6 DMX signal connecting...........................................................................26
7 RDM – available parameters..................................................................27
8 Programming............................................................................................30
9 Connection scheme.................................................................................32
10 Dimensions.............................................................................................36
11 Technical data........................................................................................37
Manufacturer reserves the right to make modications in order to improve device
operation.
!!"#$%"%&"&
'()*+
,'()*
-./$+0
&12 +
34%&%
555&%&%
6&2,2
+&& 20
1 Description
57$,!+2 /8'/'
8&7$,!858/8796:;:
-<=$/'8=7!%8&7'87%8''
7$/&5'/$%%=/'7/78$,
8=/8%8='8//>$&
88'=7!/85"'%'=&
?7%':7$788$=%//
'2'$>$85787887/7%'$8
%''77%8$%&@77$
2,$:8/7%878%=
7&!:7'88'57875
8/7%/7$7'8':7:
87//$87%%':/7''/$/7
!+2 /8&
7'$,8/>$8=$/=9Aicker
freeB87/=<:5787"$$%%87
'$=&76;-'%:%
8/578$=88$9///2C87<&757=
77>$%%'57=$$$8'A57
8B&@77$:878'D$'77
8''$8=7'$87/578$
$8&@7:7$5'D$/8
%$57&
7>$%%'57$8%$%5
$%$'8888/%$&
2 Safety conditions
'8%5'57/2 EF75:
'$/'$75/$$8='3
2& 7'8==88'2 E578$,
8=/8%8=8%57878'&
& 78'$87$'%8'/878'
7'/&
& ?7'//=8'$8:7$'%8'57
8'$87878'&
& 8!/8='577''8'$8&
+& %'88$%$!/8=
'578$%5$%%=&
& 77$'8=%8'/88575'
7>$'&
& $''78":%8$='%%/:7$'''&
& 7'88$'%8577$'=8'/
0C&
0& 7'88$'%857%$571 G
7/771G&
+
2& 57'%'$=&
3 Connectors and control elements
PX746
3x700 mA/48V
'%=
%//"=
%5$%%=2 E HI%$
!$%$
!%$
8$%$
4 Designation of displayed messages
!'''8E87!HJ
/%87$$=
/%8787''$=
/7'%=2'/
!''/
87'896;-:/7$:8&<
!/%7'8
!K'/
/7$8'
6;-8'
6;-8'
LK8'EL$K$/7
88'
'=857'
$%$2C
$%$
8
%/&2
!''/M87
!'
$87/7!'
578$8/
'8
/8
$8
578$8
%/%=8"%'
%87/77%/
'8$'$/8%//
/8$'$/8%//
$8$'$/8%//
8>$8=/78
8"/
=/
'$'8/$
$8%5
$78%$
$7$%$
8$%$
77/7%$8''=7
75%$8''=7
%$587''%'7
5/%$3$:$:'8$57
'5787'$87:'$$'87
577''787
5 Device programming
=$5877'$:'%=757%/
&887$:%AenterB:'7'%=5
75Adr&ApreviousBAnextB87%%%$'%
AenterB8M=$8&
5.1 Button features
escapeE/8"7%$!HJ'8'87/'
previous E87%$$7!HJ
'87%N$
next E87$7!HJ8
7%N$
enter E7!HJ'8M87/'
5.2 Group D X address settings
7$7'5/7!''57
/52'+E+22'%'/5"''8&
O%6;-'88$%788$!''&
?''+2:78788$%'=''+2 &
0
7!''3
2& K7AAdrB$8&
& J7AnextBApreviousB$78'!''&
& $77AenterB$8M87&
5.3 Individual D X address settings
7'$7%7587//''$
/&?//=!''=$%$87&
7%%%7$887
/7,888'$%$&?$878:7
''$/'877$%$8'=
'78%&
2
ENTER ENTER ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER ENTER
5.4 Colour settings mode
7dWE'=857E8 87/$%38'5715
57:=$!87&7M!87%
8$%$7M/$%:'7787E/7
7/$%&K=:77''7$7!87877
/$%&
7EFF'E88E!87'
5877/78'%9'8%7EFF'
7%/<
22
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
7'8%'8'&
%'/78'':7'8"$%'
$87:%'3
7HSL'9L$:K$:/7<%7
87:%7$:$'/7
7 bd '9,87:,=<5/878$
''$=369'<:;9/<:-9$<'7$787:
7$8%'E'/$%$
7 b'9,87:,=<87896:;:-<8
%=
72b'9 ,87: ,=<88//7
'7 +8'M=7$8$
8%/$' EFF '/97%/<3
Channel 1E'8$
Channel 2E/8$
Channel E$8$
Channel 4E%/'8
Channel 5E%'/97/7$E>$8"87/<
Channel 6E'/97/7$E7<
Channel 7E/7/97/7$E//5<
sign “x”E%=8/%8''
sign “-”E%=8/%8''
2
LHH
26
LHH
;6H
LHH
-J
LHH
+!.
LHH
K
LHH
O
LHH
-6?;LHKK
,,,PEQ/2
,,,PE2+Q/
,,,P2E Q/
,,,P E2Q/
,,,P E0Q/+
,,,PEQ/
,,,PE++Q/
,,,P+EQ/
,,,PE2Q/0
,,,P E0Q/2
,,,PEQ/22
,,,PE0+Q/2
,,,P0E2Q/2
,,,P2E222Q/2
,,,P22 E220Q/2+
,,,P2 E2 Q/2
,,,P2 E2+Q/2
,,,P2E2Q/2
,,,P2E2+2Q.OO , , ,
P2+ E20QK2C ,
P2E200QK C ,
P E 0QK+C ,
P E ++Q6;- , ,
2
5.5 No D X signal response
7$8$'7%87/7!
/'857$88/
8&.88':7!/7'$5R
''$8'%'=&688/7!/5
$8="7R'$8'7'$58/
578''7!&
P01EP18E87/'=%/%''7'85&O
87%/%7%'9SPd<78%'$8
/0,1 – 99,9s'787/%9FAd</
0 – 100:570%:'1008%=7&
2
ENTER
2 x NEXT
PREV
ENTER
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
ScE,%/'85787%$6;-8
9rEd:Grn:bLu</0 – 255878$%=&''=8
78=9SPd<'8=!//0,1 – 99,9s&
onE8$%$2C577%=/
7587,9SPd<$%$'8=!/
oFFE'/$%$!/
5.6 Description of programs
75/757$87$%$879R:G:B<
%/2$%29P01EP18<&7$2558%'7
$/7/87:127E+C%5:
0E$87"/&
2+
2 + 0
K%2
6 ++ ++ ++ ++
; ++ ++
- ++ ++
K%
6 ++ ++ ++ ++
; ++ ++ ++ ++
- ++ ++ ++ ++
K%
6 ++ ++
; ++ ++
- ++ ++
K%
6
; ++ ++ ++ ++
- ++ ++
K%+
6
; ++
- ++
K%
6 ++ ++ ++
; ++
- ++ ++
2
2 22 2 2 2 2+ 2 2 2
K%2
6 ++ ++
; ++ 2
- ++ ++
K%
6 ++ ++ 2 2 2 ++
; ++ 2 ++ ++ ++
- ++ ++ ++ 2 ++
K%
6 ++ ++
; ++ 2
- ++
K%
6 ++ 2
; ++ 2
- 2 2 ++ 2
5.7 aster / Slave function
7'$7$,!,+2 8'88'
='"%8$/7''&!:
>$%%'57%/$8%!/9noS<&
@72$,'$%/:%/8
57$8&L5:/:
'%/7%/8%'$%=8"
=87R&7:7!$&@78':
7'$87/!87/'
'%/77'$95787K<&
@77$:%"%8=87R
=/57$$/8&
2
5.8 White balance
K:78%57//578$76;-
&7=$$/''57'878
%&O7:7'$>$%%'5757
8$8&7%587/888$
%$$8$%$9578$<&
2
ENTER
3 x NEXT
ENTER
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
ConE$/on$/oFF!$
ChnE7$!87
5.9 Smooth
7'>$%%'577%&K7$5
787//7'8$&@7On7
5$88!$7%9&/&8%'/
87//7<757587:5787%7
8/7AB8&588$!$7
%7'=57!/%8"78'
%77 $/2E000&
77$8=/7=5'57%N%
87/7!/F7:%'7%&7
8'=878"/7 %'8M/78=
%/AenterB&
20
bLr E $7'8$9E2<
bLG E $7/8$9E2<
bLbE$7$8$9E2<
bCnE$/on$/oFF7578
ENTER
4 x NEXT
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
5.10 Light control frequency
7Frq$85/788>$8=7
&7$8=$$%%87
'$=&-=%%=/7Sicker freeS87/=:%'7
$%T8"/857878$'=%%/
=87R787&7$8877
>$8=/LR$% +&"LR578787=
87/'$/7ApreviousBAnextB$'8/'$&
7>$8=$7$%%/9&/&2&+U2&+"LR<7%'
7T8"/87'8&
ENTER
5 x NEXT
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
NEXT
PREV
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
2 x NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
Table of contents
Other PXM Controllers manuals
Popular Controllers manuals by other brands
Controlli
Controlli MVE5 Series Mounting instructions
MICRO-AIR
MICRO-AIR EASYSTART installation instructions
Emerson
Emerson AVENTICS 651 Series Installation and maintenance instructions
YOKOGAWA
YOKOGAWA YS170 Tech note
Epever
Epever LandStar LPLI Series manual
National Instruments
National Instruments NI 9514 user manual