Sound Sation AXIS IV User manual

AXIS IV
4x32W RGBW LED 4 Head Beam Moving Head
Please read this manual carefully and properly take care of it
USER MANUAL
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MANUALE UTENTE

Dear customer,
First of all thanks far purchasing a SOUNDSATION® product. Our mission is to satisfy
all possible needs of musical instrument and professional audio users offering a wide
range of products using the latest technologies.
We hope you will be satised with this item and, if you want to collaborate, we are
looking for a feedback from you about the operation of the product and possible
improvements to introduce in the next future. Go to our website www.soundsation-
music.com and send an e-mail with your opinion, this will help us to build instruments
ever closer to customer’s real requirements.
One last thing: read this manual before using the instrument, an incorrect operation
can cause damages to you and to the unit. Take care!
The SOUNDSATION Team
Gentile Cliente,
Grazie per aver scelto un prodotto SOUNDSATION®. La nostra missione è quella di
offrire ai nostri utenti una vasta gamma di strumenti musicali ed apparecchiature audio
e lighting con tecnologie di ultima generazione.
Speriamo di aver soddisfatto le vostre aspettative e, se voleste collaborare, sarem-
mo lieti di ricevere un vostro feedback sulla qualità del prodotto al ne di migliorare
costantemente la nostra produzione. Visitate il nostro sito www.soundsationmusic.
com ed inviateci una mail con la vostra opinione, questo ci aiuterà a sviluppare nuovi
prodotti quanto più vicini alle vostre esigenze.
Un’ultima cosa, leggete il presente manuale al ne di evitare danni alla persona ed al
prodotto, derivanti da un utilizzo non corretto.
Il Team SOUNDSATION

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION.........................................................................................................6
1.1. Unpacking.................................................................................................................................................................6
1.2. Accessories...............................................................................................................................................................6
2. OVERVIEW..................................................................................................................7
3. MAIN FEATURES........................................................................................................7
4. INSTALLATION...........................................................................................................8
5. MAINS CONNECTIONS .............................................................................................9
6. DMX CONNECTION...................................................................................................9
6.1. DMX Terminator ...................................................................................................................................................10
6.2. 3-Pin vs 5-Pin DMX cables ...............................................................................................................................10
7. FRONT PANEL ..........................................................................................................11
8. FUNCTIONS DESCRIPTION.....................................................................................12
8.1. DMX Address Setting.........................................................................................................................................12
8.2. Channel Mode Setting.......................................................................................................................................13
8.3. Slave Mode Setting.............................................................................................................................................13
8.4. Auto Mode Setting..............................................................................................................................................14
8.5. Sound Mode Setting ..........................................................................................................................................15
8.6. Pan Inverse Setting..............................................................................................................................................16
8.7. Tilt Inverse Setting...............................................................................................................................................17
8.8. Settings....................................................................................................................................................................18
9. CHANNEL CHARTS..................................................................................................19
9.1. 6CH Channel Mode Chart ................................................................................................................................20
9.2. 10CH Channel Mode Chart..............................................................................................................................21
9.3. 19CH Channel Mode Chart..............................................................................................................................22
9.4. 32CH Channel Mode Chart..............................................................................................................................23
9.5. 56CH Channel Mode Chart..............................................................................................................................24
9.6. Color Choice Table...............................................................................................................................................25
10. SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................................................26
11. WARRANTY AND SERVICE .....................................................................................27
12. WARNING.................................................................................................................28

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IMPORTANT SAFETY SYMBOLS
The symbol is used to indicate that some hazardous live terminals are
involved within this apparatus, even under the normal operating con-
ditions, which may be sufcient to constitute the risk of electric shock
or death.
The symbol is used in the service documentation to indicate that spe-
cic component shall be replaced only by the component specied in
that documentation for safety reasons.
Protective grounding terminal
Alternating current/voltage
Hazardous live terminal
Denotes the apparatus is turned on
Denotes the apparatus is turned off
WARNING: Describes precautions that should be observed to prevent the danger
of injury or death to the operator.
CAUTION: Describes precautions that should be observed to prevent danger of
the apparatus.
To protect the environment, please try to recycle the packing material
as much as possible
The projector is for indoor use only, IP20. Use only in dry locations.
Keep this device away from rain and moisture, excessive heat, humid-
ity and dust. Do not allow contact with water or any other uids, or
metallic objects.
Don’t throw this product away just as general trash, please deal with
the product follow the abandon electronic product regulation in your
country.
TAKING CARE OF YOUR PRODUCT
fRead these instructions
fKeep these instructions
fHeed all warning
fFollow all instructions

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1) Water / Moisture
The apparatus should be protected from moisture and rain and can not be used near
water; for example near a bathtub, a kitchen sink, a swimming pool, etc.
2) Heat
The apparatus should be located away from heat sources such as radiators, stoves or
other appliances that produce heat. Don not use it when maximum ambient tempera-
ture is higher than 40°C.
3) Ventilation
Do not block areas of ventilation opening. Failure to do could result in re. Always
install according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
4) Object and Liquid Entry
Objects do not fall into and liquids are not spilled into the inside of the apparatus for
safety.
5) Power Cord and Plug
Protect power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience
receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus. Do not defeat the safety
purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two poles; a
grounding-type plug has two poles and a third grounding terminal. The third prong is
provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not t into your outlet, refer to an
electrician for replacement.
6) Power Supply
The apparatus should be connected to the power supply only of the type as marked on
the apparatus or described in the manual. Failure to do could result in damage to the
product and possibly the user. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when
unused for long periods of time.
7) FUSE AND Electrical Connection
Always disconnect from the power source before servicing or replacing fuse and be
sure to replace with same fuse size and type. Cut off power before moving, repairing
and cleaning the unit. Improper electrical wiring may invalidate the product warranty.
To avoid electric shock, all xtures must be connected to circuits with a suitable ground.
Do not power on and power off the xture in a short time.
8) DMX connection
When use DMX controller, please make sure that there is no interference sources (e.g.
intercom, high frequency radio waves and radiation source).
9) Cleaning
Clean only with a dry cloth. Do not use any solvents such as benzene or alcohol.

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10) Servicing
Do not implement any servicing other than those means described in the manual. Refer
all servicing to qualied service personnel only. Only use accessories/attachments or
parts recommended by the manufacturer.
1. INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing our AXIS IV. Enjoy your new equipment and make sure to
read this manual carefully before operation.
This user manual is made to provide both an overview of controls, as well as informa-
tion on how to use them.
1.1. Unpacking
Your AXIS IV was carefully packed in two cartons to ensure safe transport. Despite this,
we recommend you to carefully examine the package and its contents for any signs
of physical damage, which can occur during transport. In the package there are the
following items:
f1 x T-Bar with four-head LED moving
f1 x IEC Power cord
f2 x Fast lock Omega Brackets for xing to the ground or on trusses.
f1 x User manual
ATTENTION: Packaging carton is not a toy! Keep out of reach of children!!!
Keep in a safe place the original packaging material for future use.
If anything damaged during transport, notify the shipper immediately and keep the
packing material for inspection. Again, please save the carton and all packing materials.
If the xture must be returned to the manufacturer, it is important that it is returned in
the original manufacturer box and packing. Please do not take any action without rst
contacting us.
1.2. Accessories
SOUNDSATION can supply a wide range of quality accessories that you can use with
your AXIS IV, like Cables, Splitters, DMX controllers, and a wide range of other xtures.
All products in our catalogue has been long tested with this device, so we recommend
you to use Genuine SOUNDSATION Accessories and Parts.
Ask your SOUNDSATION dealer or check out our website www.soundsationmusic.com
for any accessories you could need to ensure best performance of the product.

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2. OVERVIEW
When giving colors to your gigs passes through simplicity of use, portability and the
benets of modern LED technology, AXIS IV becomes the reference to all musicians, DJs
and entertainment operators, AXIS IV has been designed to be all-in-one system. This
bar offers 4 moving heads able to swivel by up to 540 ° horizontally and 270° vertical-
ly, with movements extremely fast and accurate. It can be mounted on a truss and on
lighting supports with D35mm pole, thanks to the supplied adapter. Each head mounts
a 32W RGBW 4in1 LED with beam angle from 6° which ensures brilliant colors, high
performance in terms of brightness and duration. Each head, also, can be controlled in-
dependently both in PAN/TILT movements and colors. Control modes are Sound, DMX
Master/Slave, and Auto.
3. MAIN FEATURES
fBar with four-head LED moving light (4pcs 32W RGBW)
fEasy to control by a simple control panel and LCD Graphic Display
f6° Beam Angle
f200W Power Consumption
fStandalone Operation
fSound Control via built-in microphone
fMaster/Slave synchronization
fDMX-512 protocol
f6CH, 10CH, 19CH, 32CH and 56CH DMX Channel Mode
fBundled Fast lock Omega Brackets(2) and Support Frame for tripod stand.
fLight Lumen@1m ->24000 ÷ 68000 LUX ; @2m ->11500 ÷ 26000 LUX.
fVoltage: AC100÷240V 50/60Hz

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4. INSTALLATION
SOUNDSATION 4LEDKIT-PRO can be installed on the oor, on the wall, ceiling or on a
truss. If the product is hanging on a wall, a ceiling or truss, please use the bundled fast
lock Omega Brackets and Clamps of SoundSation SLH Series (not included).
WARNINGS:
A. It’s required the use of a safety wire (LW3-76A or LW4-76A sold separately) in
if the product is hanging on a wall, ceiling or on a truss.
B. Never leave the product swinging freely.
C. If the product is hanging on a wall, a ceiling or a truss, make sure that the
installation gear and / or the truss can hold a minimum load of 10 times the
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5. MAINS CONNECTIONS
Connect the device to the mains with the supplied power cord. When connecting the
power supply, please check that the supply voltage and frequency are the same as indi-
cated for the device. The correspondence of the wires is as follows:
Cable (EU) Pin International
Brown Live L
Blue Neutral N
Yellow/Green Earth
The earth must to be connected! Pay attention to the safety! Before taking
into operation for the rst time, the installation has to be approved by an
expert.
6. DMX CONNECTION
DMX xtures are designed to receive data through a serial Daisy Chain. A Daisy Chain
connection is where the DATA OUT of one xture connects to the DATA IN of the next
xture. The order in which the xtures are connected is not important and has no effect
on how a controller communicates to each xture. Use an order that provides for the
easiest and most direct cabling.
3-Pin XLR
Pin 1: GND
Pin 2: DMX -
Pin 3: DMX +
OUTPUTINPUT
DMX use of 3-Pin XLR Connectors
DMX Termonator
Unit 1 Unit 2 Last Unit
DMX 512
Connect xtures using shielded 2-conductor twisted pair cable with 3-pin XLR male to
female connectors. The shield connection is pin 1, while pin 2 is Data Negative (S-), and
pin 3 is Data positive (S+).
CAUTION: Wires must not come into contact with each other; otherwise the
xtures will not work at all, or will not work properly.

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6.1. DMX Terminator
DMX is a resilient communication protocol, however errors still occasionally occur.
In order to prevent electrical noise from disturbing and corrupting the DMX control
signals, a good habit is to connect DMX output of last xture in the chain to a DMX
terminator, especially over long signal cable runs.
The DMX terminator is simply an XLR connector with a 120Ω (ohm), 1/4 Watt resistor
connected across Signal (-) and Signal (+), respectively, pins 2 and 3, which is then
plugged into the output socket on last projector in the chain. The connections are
illustrated below.
120ohm, 1/4 W
resistor
DMX Terminator
Complimentary signal cable can transmits signals to 20 unit xtures at most.
Signal amplier is a must to connect more xtures.
6.2.3-Pin vs 5-Pin DMX cables
DMX connection protocols used by controllers and xtures manufacturers are not stan-
dardized around the world. However, two are the most common standards: 5-Pin XLR
and 3-Pin XLR system. If you wish to connect AXIS IV to a 5-Pin XLR input xture, you
need to use an adapter-cable or make it by yourself.
Following the wiring correspondence between 3-Pin and 5-Pin plug and socket stan-
dards
5-Pins XLR (plug)
Pin 1: GND (Screen)
Pin 2: Signal (-)
Pin 3: Signal (+)
Pin 4: N/C
Pin 5: N/C
3-Pins XLR (socket)
Pin 1: GND (Screen)
Pin 2: Signal (-)
Pin 3: Signal (+)
5-Pins XLR (socket)
Pin 1: GND (Screen)
Pin 2: Signal (-)
Pin 3: Signal (+)
Pin 4: N/C
Pin 5: N/C
3-Pins XLR (plug)
Pin 1: GND (Screen)
Pin 2: Signal (-)
Pin 3: Signal (+)

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7. FRONT PANEL
DMX
OUT
3-PIN
5-PIN
POWER OUT
100-240Vac/50-60Hz
MENU ENTER
4-HEAD LED MOVING LIGHT
MENU ENTER
4-HEAD LED MOVING LIGHT
DMX
IN
3-PIN
5-PIN
POWER IN
100-240Vac/50-60Hz
FUSE
POWER
ON/OFF
MENU ENTER
1
26 5
3
4
7 8
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1) POWER IN SOCKET
Plug the power-cord into an AC socket properly congured for your particular model.
2) POWER OUT SOCKET
Power output socket for power supply to additional SOUNDSATION lights. Ensure that
the total current consumption of all connected devices does not exceed the value spec-
ied on the device in amperes (A).
3) FUSE HOLDER
Fuse holder with F3AL / 250 V fuse (5 x 20 mm). In case of fuse burn, to prevent the risk
of re and damaging the unit, please use only a spare of the recommended fuse type
as described. Before replacing the fuse, make sure the unit turned off and disconnected
from the AC outlet.
4) POWER ON/OFF SWITCH
5) DMX INPUT
Male 3-pin and 5-pin XLR sockets for connection to a DMX control device
6) DMX OUTPUT
Female 3-pin and 5-pin XLR socket for sending the DMX control signal.
7) LCD GRAPHIC DISPLAY
It shows the operating mode and other system information.
8) OPERATING BUTTONS
fMENU - Press MENU to access the selection menu for system settings.
Press repeatedly to go back to the main display.
fUP and DOWN - Select individual items in the selection menu and sub-menus for
system settings (DMX address, operating mode etc.).
Change settings in the menu items.
fENTER - Press ENTER to access the menu levels and conrm the value changes of
parameters.

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9) EYELET FOR SAFETY CABLE
Overhead installation may only be carried out by qualied personnel. A suitable safety
cable must be tted to the bar’s eyelet to ensure that it does not fall down.
8. FUNCTIONS DESCRIPTION
At machine power-on, the display rst shows SOUNDSATION logo and the device mod-
el name (AXIS IV), then resets all the electrical and mechanical parts. Once the start-up
procedure is nished, the display will show the previously selected or default operating
mode. If, for example, the device is set to DMX mode with starting address 1 and Mode
Channel 19Ch, the display will show:
001
DMX 19Ch
WARNING: During the system settings, after approximately one minute of no
parameter variation, the display will turn OFF.
8.1. DMX Address Setting
By pressing the MENU button, it is possible to access the selection menu for system
settings. Select the menu item “DMX Address” using UP and DOWN buttons and
conrm with ENTER button.
DMX Address
System Settings
001
Channel Mode 19Ch
Slave Mode SL 1
Auto Mode Pro00
Sound Mode Pro00
DMX Address
System Settings
001
Channel Mode 19Ch
Slave Mode SL 1
Auto Mode Pro00
Sound Mode Pro00
001
A numeric window is now displayed and you can set the DMX start address as required,
from 001 to 512, using the UP and DOWN buttons (hold down the button to change
the value quickly). Conrm with ENTER your desired value and press MENU to return to
the main display. After approx. one minute of no input, the main display is automatical-
ly activated, the DMX start address is shown in the center of the display and the DMX
mode is shown at the top of the display (6Ch, 10Ch, 19Ch, 32Ch, 56Ch).

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8.2. Channel Mode Setting
Pressing the MENU button, it is possible to access the selection menu for system
settings. Select the menu option “Channel Mode” using UP and DOWN buttons and
conrm with ENTER button.
DMX Address
System Settings
001
Slave Mode SL 1
Auto Mode Pro00
Sound Mode Pro00
Channel Mode 19Ch
DMX Address
System Settings
001
Slave Mode SL 1
Auto Mode Pro00
Sound Mode Pro00
Channel Mode 19Ch
DMX 19Ch
DMX 32Ch
DMX 56Ch
DMX 10Ch
DMX 6Ch
A selection window is then shown on the display and you can set the desired Channel
mode using the UP and DOWN buttons. After the selection of the desired Channel
Mode, conrm with ENTER and press MENU to return to the main screen shot.
8.3.Slave Mode Setting
Pressing the MENU button, it is possible to access the selection menu for system set-
tings. Select the menu option “Slave Mode” using UP and DOWN buttons and conrm
with ENTER button.
DMX Address
System Settings
001
Auto Mode Pro00
Auto Mode Pro00
Channel Mode 19Ch
Slave Mode SL 1
DMX Address
System Settings
001
Auto Mode Pro00
Sound Mode Pro00
Channel Mode 19Ch
Slave Mode SL 1
Slave 3
Slave 4
Slave 2
Slave 1
A selection window is then shown on the display and you can set the desired Slave
Mode using the UP and DOWN buttons. After the selection of the desired Channel
Mode, conrm with ENTER and press MENU to return to the current main screen shot.
Operating Mode
Slave 1

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8.4.Auto Mode Setting
Pressing the MENU button, it is possible to access the selection menu for system set-
tings. Select the menu option “Auto Mode” using UP and DOWN buttons and conrm
with ENTER button.
DMX Address
System Settings
001
Sound Mode Pro00
Channel Mode 19Ch
Slave Mode SL 1
Auto Mode Pro00
A selection window is then shown on the display and you can select Auto Mode Pro-
gram or Speed parameter using the UP and DOWN buttons. Pressing ENTER the eld
related to the desired parameter will be enabled (highlighted) to be changed using the
UP and DOWN buttons and ENTER to conrm the value.
DMX Address
System Settings
001
Sound Mode Pro00
Channel Mode 19Ch
Slave Mode SL 1
Auto Mode Pro00
Program 00
Speed 90
DMX Address
System Settings
001
Sound Mode Pro00
Channel Mode 19Ch
Slave Mode SL 1
Auto Mode Pro00
Program 00
Speed 90
Pressing the MENU button, the device will show the current main screen.
Operating Mode
Auto
Pro00 Speed90

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8.5.Sound Mode Setting
Pressing the MENU button, it is possible to access the selection menu for system
settings. Select the menu option “Sound Mode” using UP and DOWN buttons and
conrm with ENTER button.
DMX Address
System Settings
001
Channel Mode 19Ch
Slave Mode SL 1
Auto Mode Pro00
Sound Mode Pro00
A selection window is then shown on the display and you can select Sound Mode
program or Sensibility parameter using the UP and DOWN buttons. Pressing ENTER
the eld related to the desired parameter will be enabled (highlighted) to be changed
using the UP and DOWN buttons and ENTER to conrm the value.
DMX Address
System Settings
001
Channel Mode 19Ch
Slave Mode SL 1
Auto Mode Pro00
Sound Mode Pro00
Program 00
Sense 80
DMX Address
System Settings
001
Channel Mode 19Ch
Slave Mode SL 1
Auto Mode Pro00
Sound Mode Pro00
Program 00
Sense 80
Pressing the MENU button, the device will show the current main screen.
Operating Mode
Sound
Pro00 Sens80

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8.6.Pan Inverse Setting
Pressing the MENU button, it is possible to access the selection menu for system set-
tings. Select the menu option “Pan Inverse” using UP and DOWN buttons and conrm
with ENTER button.
Pan Inverse
System Settings
Tilt Inverse
Settings
A selection window is then shown on the display and you can select the Pan Inverse for
all projectors or for single projector.
Pan Inverse
System Settings
Tilt Inverse
Settings
All Head Yes
Head1
Head2
Head3
Head4
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Pan
Pressing ENTER the eld related to the desired projector will be enabled (highlighted)
to be changed using the UP and DOWN buttons and ENTER to conrm the value.
Pressing the MENU button, the device will show the current main screen.

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8.7. Tilt Inverse Setting
Pressing the MENU button, it is possible to access the selection menu for system set-
tings. Select the menu option “Tilt Inverse” using UP and DOWN buttons and conrm
with ENTER button.
Pan Inverse
System Settings
Settings
Tilt Inverse
A selection window is then shown on the display and you can select the Tilt Inverse for
all projectors or for single projector.
Pan Inverse
System Settings
Settings
Tilt Inverse
All Head Yes
Head1
Head2
Head3
Head4
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Tilt
Pressing ENTER the eld related to the desired projector will be enabled (highlighted)
to be changed using the UP and DOWN buttons and ENTER to conrm the value.
Pressing the MENU button, the device will show the current main screen.

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8.8. Settings
Pressing the MENU button, it is possible to access the selection menu for system
settings. Select the menu option “Settings” using UP and DOWN buttons and conrm
with ENTER button.
Pan Inverse
System Settings
Tilt Inverse
Settings
A selection window then appears on the display where different options are shown.
Pan Inverse
System Settings
Tilt Inverse
Settings
Resetting
Display
Display Rev
Time Info
Firmware
Off
On
5H
V1.0
1) RESETTING
Pressing ENTER, PAN and TILT motors will be reset.
2) DISPLAY
Pressing ENTER a selection window then appears on the display:
Pan Inverse
System Settings
Tilt Inverse
Settings
Resetting
Display Rev
Time Info
Firmware
On
5H
V1.0
Display Off
On
Off

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Using the UP and DOWN buttons you can select the options ON or OFF.
- ON: The display remain permanently ON.
- OFF: The display turn OFF after one minute of inactivity.
Press ENTER after the selection.
3) DISPLAY REV
Pressing ENTER a selection window then appears on the display:
Pan Inverse
System Settings
Tilt Inverse
Settings
Resetting
Time Info
Firmware 5H V1.0
Display Off
Display Rev On
Off
On
Using the UP and DOWN buttons you can choose the option ON or OFF. If you select
ON and press ENTER, the display will be rotate by 180°. This can be useful for overhead
installation.
4) TIME INFO
This option gives the information about the usage time of the device.
5) FIRMWARE
This option gives the information about the current software version installed in the
device.
9. CHANNEL CHARTS
As already explained in “8.2. Channel Mode Setting” on page 13, AXIS IV can be man-
aged by a DMX controller using one of the 5possible channel modes:
f6CH (Please refer to “9.1. 6CH Channel Mode Chart” on page 20)
f10CH (Please refer to “9.2. 10CH Channel Mode Chart” on page 21)
f19CH (Please refer to “9.3. 19CH Channel Mode Chart” on page 22)
f32CH (Please refer to “9.4. 32CH Channel Mode Chart” on page 23)
f56CH (Please refer to “9.5. 56CH Channel Mode Chart” on page 24)

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9.1. 6CH Channel Mode Chart
CHANNEL VALUE FUNCTION
CH1 0 - 255 LED Dimmer (0% - 100%)
CH2 0 - 255 Strobe - Slow to Fast
CH3
0 - 7 No function
8 - 22 Show 1
23 - 37 Show 2
38 - 52 Show 3
53 - 67 Show 4
68 - 82 Show 5
83 - 97 Show 6
98 - 112 Show 7
112 - 127 Show 8
128 - 142 Show 9
143 - 157 Show 10
158 - 172 Show 11
173 - 187 Show 12
188 - 202 Show 13
203 - 217 Show 14
218 - 232 Show 15
233 - 247 Show 16
248 - 255 Sound active
CH4 0 - 255 Show Mode Speed - Slow to Fast
CH5 0 - 30 LED color Chase
31 - 255 LED color Choice (“9.6. Color Choice Table” on page 25)
CH6 0- 255 Color Chasing - Slow to Fast