Robert Juliat SULLY 305LF User manual

www.robertjuliat.com
115W LED SINGLE LENS LUMINAIRE
DN41202100 (EN)
Manual
Robert Juliat S.A.S. 32, rue de Beaumont, F 60530 Fresnoy-en-Thelle - phone : [phone] - fax : [phone] - [email protected]
Version V1
LED SINGLE LENS LUMINAIRE
VALIDATION : 09/06/21
Type Standard North American
Fresnel 305LF 305CLF
Pebble Convex 305LPB 305CLPB

Robert Juliat reserve the right to change or alter any of the items detailed on this page,
to increase or improve manufacturing techniques without prior notice.
Table of Contents
1 User’s instructions ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1
2 Presentation ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2
2.1 Functions .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
2.2 Identication label .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Accessories included.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
2.4 Accessories ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
3 Set-up .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
3.1 Mechanics................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
3.1.1 Operating positions...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
3.1.2 Minimum distance between a ammable material and the lighting unit ................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
3.1.3 Instructions for use ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
3.1.4 Hanging ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
3.1.5 Safety cable ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.2 Electrical information ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.2.1 LED source .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.2.2 Power supply ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.3 DATA ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
3.3.1 DMX 512-A / RDM ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.3.2 Art-Net / sACN ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
3.4 Accessories ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
3.4.1 Front lter holder ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
3.4.2 Barndoors ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9
3.4.3 Changing lenses ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
4 Operations .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.1 Light intensity .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.1.1 Range ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
4.1.2 Control ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.1.3 Parameters.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.1.3.1 Dimming resolution - DMX only ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
4.1.3.2 Dimming curve ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
4.1.3.3 Set maximum position .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
4.1.3.4 Dimming mode .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
4.2 Strobe........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
4.2.1 Range ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
4.2.2 Control .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
4.3 Response time........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
4.3.1 Range ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
4.3.2 Control .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
4.4 Beam size adjustment.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
4.4.1 Range ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
4.4.2 Control .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
4.5 Orientation ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
4.5.1 Range ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
4.5.2 Control ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
4.6 Colour ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14
4.7 Beam shaping ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15
4.7.1 Range ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
4.7.2 Control ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15
5 Controls and parameters ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
5.1 Web interface ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
5.1.1 Control ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
5.1.2 Default IP address .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
5.1.3 Network IP of the computer ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
5.1.4 Connect to web interface ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
5.2 LEDs Feedback ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
5.2.1 Trouble shooting.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
5.2.2.1 Intensity .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
5.2.2.2 Auto-OFF ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17
5.3 DMX512 - A remote control.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
5.3.1 Protocol.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
5.3.2 Conguration............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
5.3.3 Parameters.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
5.3.3.1 DMX Hold......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
5.3.4 DMX chart ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
5.3.5 DMX ranges................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
5.3.5.1 Strobe duration ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
5.3.5.2 Strobe speed .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
5.3.5.3 Response time .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
5.3.5.4 Control mode.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
5.4 RDM remote control................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 20
5.4.1 Protocol.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
5.5 Art-Net remote control............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22
5.5.1 Protocol.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
5.5.2 Conguration............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
5.6 sACN remote control ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
5.6.1 Protocol.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
5.6.2 Conguration............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
6 Service ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23
6.1 Preventive maintenance......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
6.1.1 Frequency ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
6.1.2 General cleaning ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 23
6.1.3 General visual check................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
6.1.4 LED source .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
6.1.5 LED house and lens cleaning .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23
6.2 Analysis..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
6.3 Electronic thermal management system.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 24
6.4 Firmware update ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
6.5 Factory defaults ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
6.5.1 Modes............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 24
6.5.2 Control .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
1. Not for residential use.
2. These fixtures must only be serviced by a qualified technician.
3. In addition to the instructions indicated on this page, relevant health and safety requirements of the appropriate EU
Directives must be adhered to at all times.
4. This fixture is in compliance with section 17 - Lighting appliance for theatre stages, television, cinema and photograph studios.
Standards NF EN 60598-1, NF EN 60598-2-17, Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/UE & EMC Directive 2014/30/UE.
5. This fixture is rated as IP20, and is for indoor use only.
FIXTURE
6. Ensure fixture is correctly mounted on an appropriate support.
7. Protection screens and lenses must be replaced in the event of any damage, such as cracks or deep scratches, since these might
reduce performance.
8. When hung or flown the fixture must be secured by an additional hanging accessory (such as a safety cable or bond) of suitable
length.
9. Safety bonds or cables must be securely attached to the back of the fixture and be as short as possible, or rolled up as necessary,
to minimise travel distance should the fixture be dislodged.
10. Movable accessories (scroller, etc.) must also be secured with a suitable safety cable or bond at the front of the fixture.
11. The combined weight of both the fixture and the accessories must be considered when choosing the load-bearing capability of
safety cable or bond.
12. Do not open lighting fixture when the source is on.
13. WARNING: LED source become hot during use. Allow fixture to cool before servicing.
14. Do not tamper with design of fixture nor any of its safety features.
15. Tighten electrical mains cable connections regularly and replace with one of identical specification if damaged.
16. Use only with correct power supply.
VENTILATION
17. Keep well away from flammable material.
18. Not for outdoor use. Do not cover. Do not permit fixture to get wet.
19. To avoid overheating, do not obstruct air vents.
20. Ensure any cooling fans are in correct working order. If fans are not working, turn fixture off immediately and service as necessary.
CLEANING
21. Do not touch the LED source with your fingers.
22. To clean the optical parts, use a soft cloth in combination with distilled water or isopropyl alcohol recommended for coated optics.
Do not use any cleaning product that contains solvents or abrasives, as these can cause surface damage. Dry with a soft lint-free cloth.
23. Regularly remove dust with a soft lint-free cloth.
24. If the fixture has filters, they must be cleaned frequently.
POWER SUPPLY
25. Disconnect from the mains before servicing.
26. Mains connection only. Do not connect to "electronic output" such as dimmer.
27. Ensure power supply circuit breakers, always remain accessible.
PLEASE NOTE
This product has been built to conform to European standards relating to professional lighting equipment.
Any modification made to our products will void the manufacturers' warranty.
1 User’s instructions
Minimum
distance
Risk
group 2
Risk
group 1
Photobiological safety according to EN62471
Risk group 2
CAUTION: Possibly hazardous optical
radiation emitted from this product.
Do not stare at operating lamp.
Maybe harmful to the eye.
Risk group 2. Luminaires should be positioned so that
prolonged staring into luminaire at a distance closer
than 12.3m for the 305LPB and 10.6m for the 305LF is not
expected.
305LPB:
0,62m (2,04 ft )
305LF:
0,53m (1,74 ft )
305LPB:
12,3m (40,35 ft )
305LF:
10,6m (34,78 ft )
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2 Presentation
2.1 Functions
Description
1. Identification plates
2. Data connector (IN and OUT)
3. Power connector (IN and OUT)
4. RJ45 network connector
5. Handle
6. Safety cable attachment point
7. Hanging yoke
8. Tilt index
9. Tilt locking handle
10. Focus adjustment
11. Lens (Fresnel or Pebble)
12. Accessories and colour filter holders
13. Accessories and colour filter holders locking
system
14. Front accessories safety cable attachment point
15. Focus index
1
3
2
4
5
6
8
7
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12
10
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2.2 Identication label
1 2 3 4
2.3 Accessories included
Parts list ref. Parts number Description
1 FPAPF00016 PF500M2 180 x 180 mm (7.1 x 7.1 in) metal filter holder
2 DN41202200 Quick Start manual
3 FJUC000112 CAL03 3 meter power cable ( 3G1,5 HO7RNF) with Neutrik PowerCon© True1 TOP
and CEE 7/7 (2P+T NF/SCHUKO) connectors (standard version)
4 FJUC000113 CAL04 1,50m power cable UL/CSA with Neutrik PowerCon© True1 TOP connector
(North American version)
Description
Units :
- Weight = kilogram (kg).
- Intensity = Ampere (A).
- Voltage = Volt (V).
- Frequency = Hertz (Hz).
- Temperature = degree Celsius (°C).
1. MOD. : Model
2. VERS. : Version
3. U : Nominal voltage input (V)
4. I : Nominal intensity (A)
5. P : Maximum power input (W)
6. IP : Ingress Protection (IP) rating
7. t°a : Maximum ambient temperature (°C)
8. t°c : Maximum external temperature of the unit (°C)
9. Net weight (kg)
10. Minimum distance between a flammable
material and the lighting unit (m)
11. Colour temperature version
12. Serial number
13. Replace broken glass
14. Class 1 product label
15. Read manual first label
16. European conformity label
17. WEEE directive label
18. CEI-TR-62778 - Do not stare at light source
1 2
34
5 6
7 8
9
10
11
12
13 14
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5
6 7
8 9
10
2.4 Accessories
1 2 3 4
Parts list ref. Parts number Description
1
PD00000031 L150 F/2 Ø150mm Fresnel lens with double slot front cassette for 180x180mm accessories
- weight: 0.8 Kg
PD00000032 L150 PB/2 Ø150mm Pebble convex lens with double slot front cassette for 180x180mm accessories
- weight: 1.25 Kg
2 FJUC000059 PCP1716A 16A blue 2P+E 6h IEC60309 power connector
3 FPAPF00016 PF500M2 180 x 180 mm metal filter holder
4 FPACF00002 CF500 4 rotating leaves on a rotating barndoor - 180x180mm ( without safety cable) - weight: 0.82 Kg
5 FPACAH0007 TH600 180x180mm "Top hat" (without safety cable)
6 RPAFIX0004 876 40 x 10mm hook clamp with 28mm screw for Ø35 to Ø50mm
7 RPAFIX0007 880 40 x 10mm hook clamp with 28mm screw for Ø50 to Ø63mm
8 RPAFIX0001 CS2 Safety cable Ø3mm (length = 600mm)
9 RPAFIX0067 CS5 Safety cable Ø1,5mm (length = 300mm) for front accessory with karabiner and quick link
10 RJPNAP0006 DMXcat Bluetooth DMX/RDM Multifunction test tool - City Theatrical DMXcat®

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3 Set-up
3.1 Mechanics
3.1.1 Operating positions
3.1.2 Minimum distance between a ammable material and the lighting unit
3.1.3 Instructions for use
3.1.4 Hanging
• Ensure fixture is correctly mounted on an appropriate support
Minimum : 40°C
104°F
5°C
40°F
IP20 - Indoor use only
Maximum :
Net weight:
Fresnel: 8.5 kg (18.7 lbs)
Pebble: 8.8 kg (19.4 lbs)
90° 90°
0,2 m / 0.7 ft

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Daisy chain:
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Power supply
Voltage Frequency Input power Connectors
100 T240 V 50-60 Hz
0,7 A / 130 W @ 230V
1,15 A / 135 W @ 120V
1,40 A / 135 W @ 100V
Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 TOP
Input :
ref. NAC3FPX-TOP
3.2 Electrical information
3.2.1 LED source
Never touch or scratch the LED surface.
See 6.1.4 LED cleaning procedure if cleaning is necessary.
3.2.2 Power supply
3.1.5 Safety cable
• Class 1 product. This luminaire must be earthed.
• Must be connected directly to AC power. Do not connect to dimmer power.
• Automatic mains voltage detection.
Power
Maximum :
22 units @ 230V/16A
12 units @ 120V/15A
10 units @ 100V/15A
• When hung or flown the fixture must be secured by an additional hanging accessory (such as a
safety bond or cable) of suitable length.
• The combined weight of both the fixture and the accessories must be considered when choosing
the load-bearing capability of safety cable or bond.
• Safety cables or bonds must be securely attached to the back of the fixture and be as short as
possible, or rolled up as necessary, to minimise travel distance should the fixture be dislodged.

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1
In Out
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Power cable
Power cable Connector Mains plug Cable type Cable length Wiring
1 Standard
version Neutrik®powerCON
TRUE1 TOP
NAC3FX-W-TOP
CEE7/7 3G1.5
H07RNF
3 m
9.8 ft
Live: Brown
Neutral: Blue
Ground: Yellow/Green
2
North
American
version
-
14AWG
SJ TYPE
(UL/CSA)
1.5 m
4.9 ft
Live: Black
Neutral: White
Ground: Green
DATA connectors
PIN # DMX Description
1 Shielding Foil & Braided Shield
2 DMX (-) 1st conductor of 1st twisted pair
3 DMX (+) 2nd conductor of 1st twisted pair
4 Not used 1st conductor of 2nd twisted pair
5 Not used 2nd conductor of 2nd twisted pair
3.3 DATA
3.3.1 DMX 512-A / RDM
Protocol Input connector Output connector
USITT DMX 512-A
RDM XLR 5-pin XLR 5-pin
Maximum :
31 units total
Daisy chain:
1
22
3
3
4
4
55
1

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Daisy chain:
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Protocol Input connector Output connector
Art-Net
sACN RJ45 -
3.3.2 Art-Net / sACN
• With external switch
Network
switch*
Art-Net
sACN
(*) A 1000 base-T switch that supports IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol) is necessary if the unit is connected
to a network switch to control multiple devices. The usage of non IGMP switch capability can cause erratic behavior of all
connected devices.
For further reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Group_Management_Protocol
The filter holder includes perforations designed
for stapling to keep the gel in position.
3.4 Accessories
3.4.1 Front lter holder
1
2
3
4
For filter dimensions,
see section 4.6

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3.4.2 Barndoors
3.4.3 Changing lens
1
2
3
1
2
4
5
3L150 F/2
Filter frame slot
Front accessories safety cable
attachment point
Barndoors slot
L150 PB/2

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4 Operations
4.1 Light intensity
4.1.1 Range
4.1.3 Parameters
4.1.3.1 Dimming resolution - DMX only
TSet through RDM protocol or web interface
4.1.3.2 Dimming curve
TSet through RDM protocol or web interface
Resolution DMX mode
8 bits – 255 steps 1 - 3
16 bits – 65 535 steps 2 - 4
Remotely with DMX512-A / Art-Net / sACN protocols. Locally with DMX 512-A/Art-Net/sACN protocols.
TSet through RDM protocol or web interface
DMX512-A
or
Web
interface
4.1.2 Control
RDM
compatible
device

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4.1.3.3 Set maximum position
TSet through RDM protocol or web interface
4.1.3.4 Dimming mode
TSet through RDM protocol or web interface
100%
100%
0% 0%
----> Maximum (80%)
Light Output
Mode Result
Without PWM Flicker-Free, perfect for filming
PWM 17 kHz Good dimming quality (Default Value)
PWM 3,2 kHz Very good dimming

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X ms
DMX 0 = 0 ms
1 = 100 ms
255 = 4000 ms
DMX512-A
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4.3 Response time
4.3.1 Range
4.2 Strobe
4.2.1 Range
Strobe duration
Strobe speed
4.2.2 Control
0 = OFF
0 = 0.1Hz
1 = 1ms 255 = 20ms
255 = 10Hz
TRemotely with DMX512-A / Art-Net / sACN protocols
Mode 3 – 4
4.3.2 Control
Remotely with DMX512-A / Art-Net / sACN protocols.
Mode 3 – 4
Locally with DMX 512-A/Art-Net/sACN protocols.
Mode 1 + 2
TSet through RDM protocol or web interface
DMX512-A
Mode Speed
NONE OFF
SLOW 700 ms
MEDIUM 470 ms
FAST 350 ms
CUSTOM 0 - 4000 ms
or
Web
interface
RDM
compatible
device

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Function Range
PAN 0 T360°
TILT
TU = 0 T90°
TD = 0 T90°
4.4 Beam size adjustment
4.4.1 Range
4.4.2 Control
4.5 Orientation
4.5.1 Range
Beam angle 18° Field angle 29°
Beam angle 67° Field angle 100°
Minimum:
Maximum:
Minimum:
Maximum:
Beam angle 8° Field angle 16°
Beam angle 60° Field angle 90°
305LPB
305LF
50%
50%
50%
50%
3%
3%
3%
3%
Focus

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4.6 Colour
Location
Front filter holder
Type Standard coloured gel filter
Dimensions
Installation See 3.4.1
4.5.2 Control
Fixed colour:
Index

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4.7 Beam shaping
4.7.1 Range
4.7.2 Control

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5 Controls and parameters
5.1 Web interface
5.1.1 Control
5.1.2 Default IP address
5.1.3 Network IP of the computer
5.1.4 Connect to web interface
1 - Open a web browser (Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Apple Safari...)
2 - Enter the URL address of the Sully fixture: http://2.XXX.XXX.XXX
3 - All parameters can be now modified
Ethernet
connection
The fixture must be connected to a compatible network or directly to a computer using an ethernet cable.
TIf IP address unknown (due to a previous modification), a hard reset must be done (see 6.5 Factory defaults).
By defaut :
DHCP = OFF
Address = 2.XXX.XXX.XXX
Mask = 255.0.0.0
The computer must be on the same network as the Sully fixture.
Please refer to your computer Operating System to change IPV4 parameters :
• Microsoft Windows:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/change-tcp-ip-settings-bd0a07af-15f5-cd6a-363f-ca2b6f391ace
• MAC OS: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/mac-help/mchlp2718/10.15/mac/10.15
1 - ADDRESS = 2.XXX.XXX.YYY with YYY ≠ XXX
Do not use the same IP address as the Sully fixture
2 - MASK = 255.0.0.0

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5.2.2 Parameters
5.2.2.1 Intensity
5.2.2.2 Auto-OFF
TSet through RDM protocol or web interface
TSet through RDM protocol or web interface
Mode Description
Display level Adjust the intensity of the feedback LEDs
Mode Description
Always ON Main feedback LED, always ON
Timer
without warning Main feedback LED OFF after 20 seconds
Timer
with warning
Main feedback LED OFF after 20 seconds,
ON, if warning information occurs
5.2 LEDs Feedback
5.2.1 Trouble shooting:
1 2 3
1
DMX OUT
2
DMX IN
3
Network
Display auto-off
DMX protocol detected
without data received
No ethernet
Ethernet detected (link)
Ethernet detected + data
DMX protocol detected
with data received
No ethernet
Ethernet detected (link)
Ethernet detected + data
No DMX protocol
detected
No ethernet
Ethernet detected (link)
Ethernet detected + data
Unit error
1
DMX OUT
2
DMX IN
3
Network Description
Unit OFF
Unit error
Unit has been reset
successfully
RDM protocol activated
• During unit initialisation (power up) – up to 5 seconds:
or or
• After initialisation:
R
RRR
G G G
GG
G
G
G
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B B
B BB
BBB
R
R
R
R
RRR
B
B
B
B

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DMX512-A
Set mode through web interface Set mode through RDM protocol
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5.3 DMX512 - A remote control
5.3.1 Protocol:
E1.11 – 2008, USITT DMX512-A
5.3.2 Conguration:
5.3.3 Parameters:
5.3.3.1 DMX Hold
If data not detected
Hold last values Default value
(Standalone value)
Reset DMX values
TSet through RDM protocol or web interface
1 - Set DMX address
2 - Set personality mode (see 5.3.4. DMX chart)
RDM
compatible
device