UFO MicroLED 3000 Specification sheet

PRODUCT USER GUIDE
M croLED 3000 L ght Source
PLEASE READ THIS USER GUIDE BEFORE INSTALLING, OPERATING
OR PERFORMING MAINTENANCE ON THE LIGHT SOURCE UNIT
E357731
Rev: C1

INTRODUCTION
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Thank you for purchasing this UFO light source/luminaire.
To ensure that the light source is set up optimally and gives a long service life, please read this
user guide before installing, operating or performing any maintenance on the unit.
Please keep this User Guide for future reference. This User Guide is laid out in three sections
Installation -details on how to connect your luminaire
Operation - details how to programme and set up your luminaire
Maintenance - maintenance log, troubleshooting guide, technical specification
MODELS COVERED BY THIS USER GUIDE
IMPORTANT
This product must be installed in accordance with the applicable installation code, by a person
familiar with the construction and operation of the product, and the hazards involved.
These light sources are not mains dimmable.
The LED array in this light source is not replaceable. When it reaches end of life the whole unit
must be replaced.
Type Y Attac ment: If the external flexible cable or cord of this luminaire or associated
PSU/driver is damaged, it shall be exclusively replaced by the manufacturer or his service agent
or a similar qualified person to avoid a hazard.
Location: Do not locate this light source closer than 200mm from any flammable surface.
Clearance / Ventilation: It is imperative that a gap of 200mm is le around the unit. This is to
allow air to circulate and prevent overheating. The location must have free ventilation and must
not have an ambient temperature higher than that specified for the luminaire.
Mounting: This luminaire comes with an integral mounting plate for securing the unit to a
vertical or horizontal surface. Refer to the instruction sheet supplied with the plate.
Warning: Never look directly at the luminaire through the fibre port of the light source.
Warning: The luminaire should be positioned so that prolonged staring into the
luminaire at a distance closer than 2.7 metres is not expected.
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This light source is supplied with a separate mounting plate. If using the mounting plate refer to
the fitting instructions supplied with it.
MOUNTING
INSTALLATION
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This light source is powered by a 12V Power Supply Unit or 12V Constant Voltage Driver.
Remove the PSU/driver from its box.
Connect the ack plug into the socket in the back, and the light source is now ready for
connection.
POWER SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS
There are 3 connections required – the 2 fibre ports and the mains supply. The fibre port
should be connected first. Connect and secure the fibre optic connector into the front of the
unit and secure using the M5 locking screw
Plug the mains plug into the electrical supply socket. Switch on power the led Indicator will
illuminate and the light source will start up automatically. If no light is produced consult the
TROUBLESHOOTING section
NOTE: THESE LIGHT SOURCES ARE NOT MAINS DIMMABLE.
CONNECTION

MIC3000 REMOTE CONTROLLER
Descripon Details Comments
Power 2 X AAA baeries
Range 30 metres
Measured in free space, may
be aenuated by obstrucons
or other RF devices
Frequency 2.4GHz Approved for use in UK,
Europe and USA.
Batteries – With The LED Light Source powered up as described above, remove the rear cover
on Remote Controller. Taking care not to touc any of t e front cover buttons, insert the
batteries. If you touch the remote control buttons when inserting the batteries it WILL
effect the operation of your Remote Control. If you do accidentally touch any of the buttons,
remove the batteries and start again.Once the batteries are inserted do not use the
Remote Control for 3 seconds.
DO NOT TOUCH THE BUTTONS WHILST INSERTING BATTERIES
Test remote control functions as detailed on page 5. The Remote Controller is “matched”
to the Light Source at the factory. If the Remote Controller is not matched or an additional or
replacement Remote Controller is required (see NOTE 2) for the Light Source proceed to the
Matching Mode as follows. If a Remote Controller is to be removed from control of a Light
Source proceed to Unmatching Model on page 5.
OPERATION
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REMOTE OPERATION
1. ON
2. OFF
4. Indicato light 3. Colou ing
5. Speed +
9. Mode +
6. B ightness +
7. B ightness -
8. Speed - 10. Mode -
No Descripon Funcon
01 Buon Power ON
02 Buon Power OFF
03 Colour ring Touch control all colours
(White not available)
04 Indicator Indicates Controller acve when
buons pressed
05 Buon Increase colour cycle speed
06 Buon Increase brightness
07 Buon Decrease brightness
08 Buon Decrease colour cycle speed
09 Buon Mode + Step up through Colour
cycle programmes
10 Buon Mode - Step up through Colour
cycle programmes
OPERATION
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Matc ing Remote to Lig t Source– Remove the power plug from the rear of the Light Source,
then replace and touch button 5 within 3 seconds, the Light Source will “blink” twice slowly
indicating that the Remote Controller is matched to the Light Source.
Unmatc ing Remote from Lig t Source- Remove the power plug from the rear of the Light
Source, then replace and touch and hold button 5 within 3 seconds and the Light Source will
“blink” 9 times indicating that the Remote Controller is unmatched from the Light Source.
NOTE: - More than one Light Source controlled by one Remote Controller will eventually run
out of sync with each other (colour cycle mismatch)
REMOTE CONTROLLER OPERATION
OPERATION
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No Mode Brightness Speed Comment
01 Stac white Adjustable Not adjustable
To revert to 1 (Stac White) at
any me touch Colour Ring
then Mode+
02 White and Colours
mixed Adjustable Not adjustable
Colour Ring control – brightness
adjust Colour only, not White. To
revert to 2 (Colour Ring) at any
metouch colour ring
03 All Colours fade
change Adjustable Adjustable No White
04 RGBW fade change Adjustable Adjustable Red, Green, Blue & White
05 7 colours snap
change Adjustable Adjustable Red, Green, Blue & White
06 2 colours snap
change Adjustable Adjustable White and colours mixed
07 2 colours snap
change Adjustable Adjustable Red & White
08 2 colours snap
change Adjustable Adjustable Red & Whitee
09 2 colours snap
change Adjustable Adjustable Green & White
10 1 colour ash Adjustable
programmes Adjustable Red
11 1 colour ash Adjustable Adjustable Blue
12 1 colour ash Adjustable Adjustable Green
13 1 colour ash Adjustable Adjustable White
14 All colours
snap & fade Adjustable Adjustable Random
MODE FUNCTION PROGRAMME LIST
Mode Buttons – This is not a loop, i.e. touching the Mode+ button will not eventually bring
you back to Mode 1. To revert to Mode 1, either touch Mode – button repeatedly to step back
up through the Mode numbers, or touch Colour Ring then Mode+
Colour Ring –The Colour Ring can be used to select individual colours by touching the ring
and sliding your finger around the ring,
Brig tness – brightness can be increased or reduced in any mode using buttons 6 & 7
Cycle Speed – speed of colour cycling in Modes 3 to 14 can be ad usted using buttons 5 & 8
OPERATION
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Once the Light Source is fully installed carry out a complete range walk test and record the range in
the table below. This information is essential for maintenance purposes to determine if the
range/sensitivity is reducing and also to record dead areas within the Remote Controller’s range
due to RF obstructions and/or RF interference.
NOTE : Where a Light Source has more than one Remote Control, reduction in operating range may
be experienced when both (or multiple) Remote Controls are used simultaneously.
REMOTE RANGE WALK TEST
Descripon Date Max Range
Controller 1
Controller 2
Controller 3
Dead Areas
To disable the remote and revert to manual operation press one of the buttons on the rear of the
Light Source. The Light Source will now respond to manual commands from the 2 control buttons
as detailed below.
The LED Light source has 2 colour cycles each with 3 different speed settings as detailed below.
STANDALONE OPERATION
OPERATION
Cycle Colour 1 Colour 2 Colour 3 Colour 4 Colour 5 Colour 6 Colour 7
1 White Red Orange Jade Green Cyan Blue
2 Red Orange Jade Green Cyan Blue White
OPERATION
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The Light Source is controlled using the 2 push buttons on the rear of the unit.
The Lower button STOPS and STARTS the colour Cycle.
The Upper button is used to select the Cycle speed as follows. Push the Lower button
repeatedly until the colour White is displayed. The light source is now in Cycle 1 speed A as
detailed below. Each push reduces the speed. On the third push the colour Red will be
displayed. The light source is now in Cycle 2 speed A.
Cycle SPEED A - Fastest SPEED B - Slower SPEED C - Slowest
1 (White Start) Push Once Push Once Push Once
2 (Red Start) Push Once Push Once Push Once
At any time the cycle can be stopped on a colour and started again using the Lower push button.
To disable manual operation and revert to remote controller operation, recycle the power to
the Light Source. The Remote Controller may need to be matched to the Light Source as
detailed on page 5.
The MicroLED 3000 is programmed as a Master unit (See Mode designation label on rear of unit)
and is capable of interlinking to and controlling MicroLED Slave Light Sources using a RJ45 cable
linking the two. In this Master /Slave configuration the Slave Light Source will follow the Master Light
Source. The MicroLED 3000 Master Light Source, cannot be controlled by a remote DMX controller.
For the MicroLED 3000, remote DMX slave control can only be achieved with MicroLED 2000 or
MicroLED 4000 Slave Light Sources. See MicroLED 2000 or MicroLED 4000 Slave User Guides for
DMX wiring connections
DMX OPERATION
OPERATION
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MAINTENANCE LOG
Date Maintenance Undertaken
Note: A record of all maintenance MUST be kept in the table above, indicating what maintenance
was undertaken and when. This MUST be dated for warranty purposes.
MAINTENANCE
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Problem Possible Cause(s) Remedy
Unit is dead - LED
power
indicator is not
illuminated
Mains supply off Check supply and reinstate
Loose mains plugs Check plugs
PSU failed Replace PSU
Unit is dead - no
light output but LED
power
indicator is sll
illuminated
LED array failure Replace LED unit
Switched off via remote control unit Recycle power to light source or switch on via
remote control
Poor light
output on fibre
Unit needs cleaning Carefully clean LED Lens with dry cloth
Clean fibre common end
Fibre port connector not
plugged in correctly
Ensure plugged in correctly
and secured with locking screw
Staonary on one
colour
Lower buon has been pressed Press lower buon once
LED driver has failed Replace LED unit
Colour cycle cannot
be stopped LED driver has failed Replace LED unit
Remote Controller
range reduced
or persistently
freezing
Remote Controller baeries failing Replace baeries as per user guide instrucons
and carry out matching if necessary
Something new causing
interference within operang range
Check for another device
transming RF interference
Remote Controller needs reseng
Power the Remote controller down by removing
and reinstalling thebaeries as per User
Guide instrucons
Remote Controller failing Replace Remote ControlleR
Light Source Receiver Failing Replace Light Source
Unit wont
respond to
Remote Controller
Remote Controller baeries failed Replace baeries and carry out
matching if necessary
Light Source in stand alone mode Recycle power to Light Source
Remote Controller needs reseng
Power the Remote Controller down by removing
and reinstalling the baeries as per User
Guide instrucons
Remote Controller not “matched”
to Light Source
Carry out “matching” procedure as
detailed in REMOTE OPERATION
Remote Controller failed Replace Remote Controller
Light Source Receiver Failed Replace Light Source
In master/slave
configuraon, slave
light source works
on standalone but
does not respondto
DMX from master
DMX cable disconnected or faulty Check DMX link cable connecons -
repair or replace
Master light source not sending DMX signal Check master light source - refer to the relevant
user guide troubleshoong secon
TROUBLESHOOTING
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
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Port Connector Size Dual 30mm diameter
Fibre Type Glass / PMMA
Material/Finish Aluminium, silver anodised
Dimensions (L x W x H) 140mm (5.5”) x 106mm (4.2”) x 68mm (2.7”)
Weight 0.6kg
Operang Environment Indoor use - IP20
Min Ambient Temp. -10°C
Max Ambient Temp. +45°C
LED Array Type RGBW
LED Array Power 2-5W
LED Array Model Cree XLamp MC-E
LED Array Life (L70, B10) > 50,000 hours @ 25°C
Wavelength and
Luminous Flux
Red: 625nm / 45lm
Green: 530nm / 93lm
Blue: 460nm / 12lm
White: 3500K / 120lm
Control Funconality Remote and DMX
DMX Funconality Addressed to 1 (cannot be altered)
DMX Channels 4 channels
Colour Change
Funconality Remote control and DMX
Supply Voltage 90-264Vac
Mains Running Current 0.06A @ 240Vac
Mains Voltage VA rang 14VA
External PSU Type Power Pax, 12V, 2A, 24W

NOTES
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NOTES
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NOTES
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