Qtx Derby 9 User manual

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Derby 9
LED Light Effect
Item ref: 151.605UK
User Manual
Thank you for choosing the Derby 9, a classic multi-colour derby effect with multiple beams twisting in formation. Nine
different coloured 3 Watt LEDs deliver vivid coloured patterns, split through precision optics for wide area coverage.
Control via DMX512 or infra-red remote control for auto program or sound activation offers versatile operation modes for
mobile discos, stage shows may form part of a larger lighting installation.
In the box:
Your Derby 9 should arrive with you in a single carton in good condition. The carton should contain
1 x main unit with bracket, 1x remote control, 1 x UK IEC mains lead and 1 x manual.
Warning:
To prevent risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose the unit to rain or damp environments. In the event of a spillage,
disconnect the mains and allow the unit to dry out naturally. Qualified personnel should then check the unit before
continuing use.
Please read through this manual thoroughly before use, any damage
Caused by misuse of product will not be covered by warranty.
Please do not open cover, contains high voltage. This
product is not serviceable or repairable by the end user.
Please refer to qualified personnel for service and repair.

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Placement:
•Use the included mounting bracket to fix to a stand or lighting truss
•Use secondary safety fixings if mounting overhead
•Keep away from damp or dusty environments
•Ensure adequate air-flow around the fixture housings
•Ensure adequate access to controls and connections
Cleaning:
•Use a soft cloth with a neutral detergent to clean the casing as required
•Use a vacuum cleaner to clear ventilation grilles of any dust or debris build-ups
•Do not use strong solvents for cleaning the unit
Rear panel controls:
1. LCD display
2. Manual control buttons
3. Microphone
4. DMX input
5. DMX output
6. IEC mains socket
Manual control menu:
Press the “MENU” button to enter the settings menu.
Press “UP” and “DOWN”buttons to navigate through various setting functions.
Press “ENTER”button to save the desired setting.
Mode
Function
Motor Speed
Control Effects
A1
Red + blue + warm white –ON/motor speed from slow to fast
A2
Amber + cool white + yellow –ON/motor speed from slow to fast
A3
Green + purple + UV –ON/motor speed from slow to fast
A4
Auto
1 to 9
9 Colour jump change/motor speed from slow to fast
A5
3 Colour jump change/motor speed from slow to fast
A6
Gradual change 1/motor speed from slow to fast/with no strobe effects
A7
Gradual change 2/motor speed from slow to fast/inc. strobe effects
S1
Sound
0 to 20
Sound mode/colour change/including strobe effects/light on/black out
S2
Sound mode/colour change/motor speed from fast to slow
SA
1 to 10
Sound mode
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

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S3
1 to 20
Sound mode
FL
1 to 9
Strobe mode
SLAU
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Slave mode
A001
001 to 512
DMX control
Remote control:
The Derby 9 is supplied with an I.R. remote control for quick access to most of the basic functions of the unit. This must
be aimed at the front of the unit where there is a remote receiver and has a maximum range of approximately 4m.
Controls are listed on the layout drawing below.
DMX mode:
The Derby 9 can be controlled by DMX signal, simply connect the DMX signal source to the DMX input on the unit via a
balanced XLR lead. Extra fixtures can be controlled by the same DMX signal by looping through the DMX out on the unit.
To enter DMX mode, select A001 from the menu and confirm the correct start address by using the “UP”and “DOWN”
buttons and “ENTER”to confirm.
This unit has 7 DMX channels as indicated in the table below:
Channel
Function
DMX
Description
CH1
Master dimmer
0-7
Blackout
8-255
0-100% linear dimmer
CH2
Red/blue/warm
0-7
Blackout
white group
8-255
0-100% linear dimmer
CH3
Amber/yellow
0-7
Blackout
Cool white group
8-255
0-100% linear dimmer
CH4
Green/purple
0-7
Blackout
UV group
8-255
0-100% linear dimmer
CH5
Strobe
0-10
No strobe
11-255
Strobe (6 different speeds)
0-5
Motor stop
CH6
Motor
6-127
Static position
128-255
Oscillation (9 different speeds)
0-9
Manual channels 1-6 available
CH7
Choose program
10-39
A1 - red/blue/warm white - ON/motor speed
from slow to fast
40-69
A2 - amber/cool white/yellow - ON/motor speed
from slow to fast
1. Main unit on/off
2. Motor on/off
3. Sound show mode 1
4. Strobe on/off
5. Red/blue/warm white colour group
6. 9 Colour jump change
7. Gradual change 2
8. DMX on/off
9. Sound show mode 2
10. Sound show mode 3
11. Orange/white/yellow colour group
12. Green/purple/UV colour group
13. 3 Colour jump change
14. Gradual change 1
15. +/- Increase/decrease speed
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.

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70-99
A3 - green/purple/UV - ON/motor speed from
slow to fast
100-129
A4 - 9 colour jump change/motor speed from
slow to fast
130-159
A5 - 3 colour jump change/motor speed from
slow to fast
CH7
Choose program
160-189
Gradual change 1/motor speed from slow to
fast/with no strobe effects
190-219
Gradual change 2/motor speed from slow to
fast/including strobe effects
220-249
S1 - sound mode 1
250-255
S2 - sound mode 2
Specifications:
Power supply
110-240Vac, 50/60Hz (IEC)
Power consumption
30W
Fuse rating
F3AL
LED quantity
9 x 3W
LED colour
Red, green, blue, amber, yellow, purple, WW, CW, UV
DMX connection
3-pin XLR in & out
DMX channels
7
Dimensions
200 x 162 x 140mm
Weight
1.1kg
Troubleshooting:
No power (mains)
Check mains voltage is correct and outlet is switched on
Check IEC lead and fuse (if fuse continually blows, refer to your dealer)
No light output
Check control panel mode settings
Check DMX settings from controller (dimmer levels, blackout etc.)
Unresponsive to
DMX
Check that unit is in DMX mode and ensure DMX address remains lit to confirm
receiving DMX signal
Check DMX controller is not set to black out
Check DMX controller is on correct fixture/page
Check master dimmer value
Check correct DMX address is set
Check DMX connection and leads
Overheating/
cutting out
Ensure adequate ventilation and unit is not too close to a heat source
This product is classed as Electrical or Electronic equipment and should not be disposed
with other household or commercial waste at the end of its useful life.
The goods must be disposed of according to your local council guidelines.
Errors and omissions excepted.
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