Varytec LED Sector 8 User manual

LED Sector
Manual
LED Sector
8

1. Safety instructions
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1.1.
FOR SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION
2. Technical information
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3. DMX modes
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3.1. DMX mode 1 (3 c
hannel)
3.2.
DMX mode 2 (7 channels)
3.3.
DMX mode 3 (24 channels)
3.4.
DMX mode 4 (31 channels)
4. Menu................................
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4.1. Structure of the menu
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4.2.
Description of the menu
5. Master Slave
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6. Sound-to-Light
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Table of contents
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FOR SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION
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DMX mode 2 (7 channels)
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DMX mode 3 (24 channels)
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DMX mode 4 (31 channels)
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Description of the menu
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1. Safety instructions
•This
device is suitable for indoor use only.
•
All modifications to the device will void the warranty.
•
Repairs are to carry out
•
Use only fuses of the same type and original parts as spare parts.
•
Protect the unit from rain and humidity to avoid fire and electric shocks.
•
Make sure to unplug the power supply before opening the housing.
1.1.
FOR SAFE AND EFFICIEN
Be careful with heat and extreme temperature
Avoid exposing it to direct rays of the sun or near a heating appliance.
Not put it in a temperature bellow 32
Keep away from humidity, water and dust
Do not place the set in a location with high humidity or lots of dust.
Containers with water should not be placed on the set.
Keep away from sources of hum and noise
Such as transformer motor, tuner, TV set and amplifier.
To avoid placing on un-
stable l
Select a level and stable location to avoid vibration.
Do not use chemicals or volatile liquids for cleaning
Use a clean dry cloth to wipe off the dust, or a wet soft cloth for stubborn dirt.
If out of work, contact sales agency immediately
Any t
roubles arose, remove the power plug soon, and contact with an engineer for repairing,
do not open the cabinet by yourself, it might result a danger of electric shock.
Take care with the power cable
Never pull the power cable to remove the pl
When not using the device for an extended period of time, be sure to disconnect the plug
from the receptacle .
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device is suitable for indoor use only.
All modifications to the device will void the warranty.
Repairs are to carry out
by skilled personnel only.
Use only fuses of the same type and original parts as spare parts.
Protect the unit from rain and humidity to avoid fire and electric shocks.
Make sure to unplug the power supply before opening the housing.
FOR SAFE AND EFFICIEN
T OPERATION
Be careful with heat and extreme temperature
Avoid exposing it to direct rays of the sun or near a heating appliance.
Not put it in a temperature bellow 32
°F /0°C, or exceeding 104°F /40°C.
Keep away from humidity, water and dust
Do not place the set in a location with high humidity or lots of dust.
Containers with water should not be placed on the set.
Keep away from sources of hum and noise
Such as transformer motor, tuner, TV set and amplifier.
stable l
ocation
Select a level and stable location to avoid vibration.
Do not use chemicals or volatile liquids for cleaning
Use a clean dry cloth to wipe off the dust, or a wet soft cloth for stubborn dirt.
If out of work, contact sales agency immediately
roubles arose, remove the power plug soon, and contact with an engineer for repairing,
do not open the cabinet by yourself, it might result a danger of electric shock.
Take care with the power cable
Never pull the power cable to remove the pl
ug from the r
eceptacle, be sure to
When not using the device for an extended period of time, be sure to disconnect the plug
Use only fuses of the same type and original parts as spare parts.
Protect the unit from rain and humidity to avoid fire and electric shocks.
Make sure to unplug the power supply before opening the housing.
Use a clean dry cloth to wipe off the dust, or a wet soft cloth for stubborn dirt.
roubles arose, remove the power plug soon, and contact with an engineer for repairing,
do not open the cabinet by yourself, it might result a danger of electric shock.
eceptacle, be sure to
hold the plug.
When not using the device for an extended period of time, be sure to disconnect the plug

Important:
Damages caused by the disregard of this user manual are not subject to
warranty. The dealer will
not accept liability for any resulting defects or problems. Make sure
the electrical connection is carried out by qualified personnel. All electrical and mechanical
connections have to be carried out according to the European safety standards.
2. Technical
information
•8 x 3W 3in1 LEDs
•DMX modes (3, 7, 24,
31
•Sound-to-Light
mode via internal microphone
•
Digital display for addressing and setup
•Stand-alone mode
3. DMX modes
3.1.DMX mode 1 (3
channel
Channel Value
Function
1
Special functions
0-5 Off
6-15
Program 1
16-25
Program 2
26-35
Program 3
36-45
Program 4
46-55
Program 5
56-65
Program 6
66- 5
Program
6-85
Program 8
86-95
Program 9
96-105
Program 10
106-115
Program 11
116-125
Program 12
126-135
Program 13
136-145
Program 14
146-155
Program 15
156-165
Program 16
166-1 5
Program 1
1 6-185
Program 18
186-195
Program 19
196-205
Program 20
206-215
Walks 10 times through a program,
changes to the next one and so on.
216-225
Changes the program after 32 beats.
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Damages caused by the disregard of this user manual are not subject to
not accept liability for any resulting defects or problems. Make sure
the electrical connection is carried out by qualified personnel. All electrical and mechanical
connections have to be carried out according to the European safety standards.
information
31
channels)
mode via internal microphone
Digital display for addressing and setup
channel
)
Function
Special functions
Program 1
Program 2
Program 3
Program 4
Program 5
Program 6
Program
Program 8
Program 9
Program 10
Program 11
Program 12
Program 13
Program 14
Program 15
Program 16
Program 1
Program 18
Program 19
Program 20
Walks 10 times through a program,
and then
changes to the next one and so on.
Changes the program after 32 beats.
Damages caused by the disregard of this user manual are not subject to
not accept liability for any resulting defects or problems. Make sure
the electrical connection is carried out by qualified personnel. All electrical and mechanical
connections have to be carried out according to the European safety standards.

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Sound
2 0-255
Adjust the speed of the program
3
0-10 Red
11-20
Green
21-30 Blue
31-40
Yellow
41-50
Mauve
51-60
Cyan
61- 0
White
1-80
Main:
81-90
Main: Green, Side: Yellow
91-100
Main: Blue, Side: Mauve
101-110
Main: Yellow, Side: Red
111-120
Main: Mauve, Side: Yellow
121-130
Main: Cyan, Side: Red
131-140
Main: White, Side: Green
141-1 0
Color change
1 1-200
Color jump
201-230
Automatic color circuit
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Sound
3.2.DMX mode 2 (7
channels
Channel Value
Function
1
Special functions
0-5 Off
6-15
Program 1
16-25
Program 2
26-35
Program 3
36-45
Program 4
46-55
Program 5
56-65
Program 6
66- 5
Program
6-85
Program 8
86-95
Program 9
96-105
Program 10
106-115
Program 11
116-125
Program 12
126-135
Program 13
136-145
Program 14
146-155
Program 15
156-165
Program 16
166-1 5
Program 1
1 6-185
Program 18
186-195
Program 19
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Sound
-to-light mode, change with every beat
Adjust the speed of the program
Green
Yellow
Mauve
Cyan
White
Main:
Red, Side: Blue
Main: Green, Side: Yellow
Main: Blue, Side: Mauve
Main: Yellow, Side: Red
Main: Mauve, Side: Yellow
Main: Cyan, Side: Red
Main: White, Side: Green
Color change
Color jump
Automatic color circuit
Sound
-to-light mode
channels
)
Function
Special functions
Program 1
Program 2
Program 3
Program 4
Program 5
Program 6
Program
Program 8
Program 9
Program 10
Program 11
Program 12
Program 13
Program 14
Program 15
Program 16
Program 1
Program 18
Program 19

196-205
Program 20
206-215
Walks 10 times through a program, then changes to
the next one and so on.
216-225
Changes the program after 32 beats.
>226
Sound
2 0-255
Adjust the speed of the program
3
0-120
Adjusts the color of a program
0-10 Aus
11-20 Red
21-30
Green
31-40 Blue
41-50
Yellow
51-60
Mauve
61- 0
Cyan
1-80
Orange
81-90
White
91-100
Purple
101-110
Rose
111-120
Green
121-150
Color
151-180
Color
181-210
Automatic color circuit
>211
Sound
4
0-120
Adjusts the color of a program
0-10 Aus
11-20 Red
21-30
Green
31-40 Blue
41-50
Yellow
51-60
Mauve
61- 0
Cyan
1-80
Orange
81-90
White
91-100
Purple
101-110
Rose
111-120
Green
121-150
Color change
151-180
Color jump
181-210
Automatic color circuit
>211
Sound
5 0-255
Flash slow to fast
6 0-255
Master dimmer
0-255
Adjusts the
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Program 20
Walks 10 times through a program, then changes to
the next one and so on.
Changes the program after 32 beats.
Sound
-to-light mode, change with every beat
Adjust the speed of the program
Adjusts the color of a program
Green
Yellow
Mauve
Cyan
Orange
White
Purple
Rose
Green
-Yellow
Color
change
Color
jump
Automatic color circuit
Sound
-to-light mode
Adjusts the color of a program
Green
Yellow
Mauve
Cyan
Orange
White
Purple
Rose
Green
-Yellow
Color change
Color jump
Automatic color circuit
Sound
-to-light mode
Flash slow to fast
Master dimmer
Adjusts the
sensitivity of the microphone

3.3.DMX mode 3 (24
channels
Channel Value
Function
1 0-255
Dimmer red LED 1
2 0-255
Dimmer green LED 1
3 0-255
Dimmer blue LED 1
4 0-255
Dimmer red LED 2
5 0-255
Dimmer green LED 2
6 0-255
Dimmer blue LED 2
0-255
Dimmer red LED 3
8 0-255
Dimmer green LED 3
9 0-255
Dimmer blue LED 3
10 0-255
Dimmer red LED 4
11 0-255
Dimmer green LED 4
12 0-255
Dimmer blue LED 4
13 0-255
Dimmer red LED 5
14 0-255
Dimmer green LED 5
15 0-255
Dimmer blue LED 5
16 0-255
Dimmer red LED 6
1 0-255
Dimmer green LED 6
18 0-255
Dimmer blue LED 6
19 0-255
Dimmer red LED
20 0-255
Dimmer green LED
21 0-255
Dimmer blue LED
22 0-255
Dimmer red LED 8
23 0-255
Dimmer green LED 8
24 0-255
Dimmer blue LED 8
3.4. DMX mode 4 (31
channels
Channel Value
Function
1
Special functions
0-5 Off
6-15
Program 1
16-25
Program 2
26-35
Program 3
36-45
Program 4
46-55
Program 5
56-65
Program 6
66- 5
Program
6-85
Program 8
86-95
Program 9
96-105
Program 10
106-115
Program 11
116-125
Program 12
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channels
)
Function
Dimmer red LED 1
Dimmer green LED 1
Dimmer blue LED 1
Dimmer red LED 2
Dimmer green LED 2
Dimmer blue LED 2
Dimmer red LED 3
Dimmer green LED 3
Dimmer blue LED 3
Dimmer red LED 4
Dimmer green LED 4
Dimmer blue LED 4
Dimmer red LED 5
Dimmer green LED 5
Dimmer blue LED 5
Dimmer red LED 6
Dimmer green LED 6
Dimmer blue LED 6
Dimmer red LED
Dimmer green LED
Dimmer blue LED
Dimmer red LED 8
Dimmer green LED 8
Dimmer blue LED 8
channels
)
Function
Special functions
Program 1
Program 2
Program 3
Program 4
Program 5
Program 6
Program
Program 8
Program 9
Program 10
Program 11
Program 12

126-135
Program 13
136-145
Program 14
146-155
Program 15
156-165
Program 16
166-1 5
Program 1
1 6-185
Program 18
186-195
Program 19
196-205
Program 20
206-215
Walks
the next one and so on.
216-225
Changes the program after 32 beats.
>226
Sound
2 0-255
Adjust the speed of the program
3
0-120
Adjusts the color of a
0-10 Aus
11-20 Red
21-30
Green
31-40 Blue
41-50
Yellow
51-60
Mauve
61- 0
Cyan
1-80
Orange
81-90
White
91-100
Purple
101-110
Rose
111-120
Green
121-150
Color change
151-180
Color jump
181-210
Automatic color
>211
Sound
4
0-120
Adjusts the color of a program
0-10 Aus
11-20 Red
21-30
Green
31-40 Blue
41-50
Yellow
51-60
Mauve
61- 0
Cyan
1-80
Orange
81-90
White
91-100
Purple
101-110
Rose
111-120
Green
121-150
Color change
151-180
Color jump
181-210
Automatic color circuit
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Program 13
Program 14
Program 15
Program 16
Program 1
Program 18
Program 19
Program 20
Walks
10 times through a program, then changes to
the next one and so on.
Changes the program after 32 beats.
Sound
-to-light mode, change with every beat
Adjust the speed of the program
Adjusts the color of a
program
Green
Yellow
Mauve
Cyan
Orange
White
Purple
Rose
Green
-Yellow
Color change
Color jump
Automatic color
circuit
Sound
-to-light mode
Adjusts the color of a program
Green
Yellow
Mauve
Cyan
Orange
White
Purple
Rose
Green
-Yellow
Color change
Color jump
Automatic color circuit

>211
Sound
5 0-255
Dimmer red LED 1
6 0-255
Dimmer green LED 1
0-255
Dimmer blue LED 1
8 0-255
Dimmer red LED 2
9 0-255
Dimmer green LED 2
10 0-255
Dimmer blue LED 2
11 0-255
Dimmer red LED 3
12 0-255
Dimmer green LED 3
13 0-255
Dimmer blue LED 3
14 0-255
Dimmer red LED 4
15 0-255
Dimmer green LED 4
16 0-255
Dimmer blue LED 4
1 0-255
Dimmer red LED 5
18 0-255
Dimmer green LED 5
19 0-255
Dimmer blue LED 5
20 0-255
Dimmer red LED 6
21 0-255
Dimmer green LED 6
22 0-255
Dimmer blue LED 6
23 0-255
Dimmer red LED
24 0-255
Dimmer green LED
25 0-255
Dimmer blue LED
26 0-255
Dimmer red LED 8
2 0-255
Dimmer green LED 8
28 0-255
Dimmer blue LED 8
29 0-255
Flash slow to fast
30 0-255
Master dimmer
31 0-255
Adjusts the
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Sound
-to-light mode
Dimmer red LED 1
Dimmer green LED 1
Dimmer blue LED 1
Dimmer red LED 2
Dimmer green LED 2
Dimmer blue LED 2
Dimmer red LED 3
Dimmer green LED 3
Dimmer blue LED 3
Dimmer red LED 4
Dimmer green LED 4
Dimmer blue LED 4
Dimmer red LED 5
Dimmer green LED 5
Dimmer blue LED 5
Dimmer red LED 6
Dimmer green LED 6
Dimmer blue LED 6
Dimmer red LED
Dimmer green LED
Dimmer blue LED
Dimmer red LED 8
Dimmer green LED 8
Dimmer blue LED 8
Flash slow to fast
Master dimmer
Adjusts the
sensitivity of the microphone

4. Menu
4.1.
Structure of the menu
Menu
Addr
512
SHnd
SH 1
MaSt
SLnd
MaSt
SL 1
SL 2
SL 3
SL 4
Lve
Soun
1
-
OFF
MASt
On/Off
BLnd
yes
LEd
OFF
120
tSte
OFF
disp
disp/dsip
fhrs
uer
SiGn
FREE
BLNd
rSet
HitE
Tips: Push the MENU-button
to reach the f
submenu you have to push the ENTER-
buttons, conf
irm with ENTER. Push the MENU
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Structure of the menu
1 Adjusts the DMX address
512
SH 1
SH 1…SH 20: 20 programs
…
MaSt
Automatic walk through all programs
MaSt
Master mode
SL 1
4 DMX modes: SL 1…SL 4
SL 2
SL 3
SL 4
Lve
Slave mode
-
100 Adjusts the sensitivity of the microphone
OFF
OFF = Microphone off
On/Off
On: Master signal on, Off: Master signal off
yes
LEDs off
no LEDs on
OFF
Display on/off
30
Display off after 30, 60, 90 und 120 seconds
…
90
120
OFF
OFF = Test function off
1 Test red LEDs
2 Test green LEDs
3 Test blue LEDs
4 Test white LEDs
disp/dsip
Display normal or inversion
0 LED run times
0 Software version
FREE
When DMX offline buffer keep.
BLNd
When DMX offline buffer clear.
0 Reset the device. After press
ENTER into next level menu.
Please press UP/DOWN until the panel display from 0 to HitE, the
device will be resettled.
HitE
to reach the f
irst menu and use the UP/Down-button
s to get to submenu. To open the
button, here you can also reach othe
r menu items with the UP/DOWN
irm with ENTER. Push the MENU
-button to store you settings.
Display off after 30, 60, 90 und 120 seconds
ENTER into next level menu.
Please press UP/DOWN until the panel display from 0 to HitE, the
s to get to submenu. To open the
r menu items with the UP/DOWN
-

4.2.
Description of the menu
Addr – Adjust the DMX address
1. Press UP/DOWN
until you can read
2. Press ENTER.
3.
1 appears in the display blinking. With UP/DOWN you can now adjust the DMX address from
1 to 512.
4. Confirm with ENTER.
SHNd – Internal programs
1.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “SHNd” in the display.
2. Press ENTER.
3.
Choose with UP/DOWN
4.
Press MENU for 3 seconds to confirm
ALLC – Master dimmer
1.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “ALLC” in the display.
2. Press ENTER.
3. Use UP/DOWN
to choose from 0
4. Confirm with ENTER.
SLNd – Adjust the DMX mode
1. Pre
ss UP/DOWN until you can read “SLNd” in the display.
2. Press ENTER.
3.
Use UP/DOWN to choose from
MASt = Master for
Master Slave
SL1 = DMX mode 1 (3
channels
SL2 = DMX mode 2 (7
channels
SL3 = DMX mode 3 (24
channels
SL4 = DMX mode 4 (31
channels
Luv = Slave for
Master Slave
4. Confirm with ENTER.
Soun – Sound to Light
1.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “Soun” in the display.
2. Press ENTER.
3.
Use UP/DOWN to choose from 0
4. Confirm with ENTER.
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Description of the menu
until you can read
“Addr” in the display.
1 appears in the display blinking. With UP/DOWN you can now adjust the DMX address from
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “SHNd” in the display.
Choose with UP/DOWN
the required program.
Press MENU for 3 seconds to confirm
.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “ALLC” in the display.
to choose from 0
-100%.
ss UP/DOWN until you can read “SLNd” in the display.
Use UP/DOWN to choose from
Master Slave
mode
channels
)
channels
)
channels
)
channels
)
Master Slave
mode
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “Soun” in the display.
Use UP/DOWN to choose from 0
-100.
1 appears in the display blinking. With UP/DOWN you can now adjust the DMX address from

MASt – Setting master signal
1.
Press UP/DOWN until you
2. Press ENTER.
3.
Use UP/DOWN to choose between “on” or “off”
4. Confirm with ENTER.
BLNd –
Blackout or standyby mode
1.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “BLNd” in the display.
2. Press ENTER.
3.
Use UP/DOWN to choose between “yes” or “no”
4. Confirm with ENTER.
LEd – Display on and off
1.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “LEd” in the display.
2. Press ENTER.
3.
Use UP/DOWN to choose between “0ff”, “10”, “30”, “90” or “120”
4. Confirm with ENTER.
tSte – Test function
1.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “tSt
2. Press ENTER.
3.
Use UP/DOWN to choose between “0ff”, “1”, “2”, “3” or “4”
4. Confirm with ENTER.
disp – Display normal
or inversion.
1.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “disp” in the display.
2. Press ENTER.
3.
Use UP/DOWN to choose between “disp” or
4. Confirm with ENTER.
fhrS –
Display fixture LED run times
1.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read „fhrS“ in the
2. Press ENTER.
3.
Display fixture LED run times.
Uer –
Display the software version
1.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read „uer“ in the Display.
2. Press ENTER.
3.
Display the software version.
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Press UP/DOWN until you
can read “MASt” in the display.
Use UP/DOWN to choose between “on” or “off”
Blackout or standyby mode
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “BLNd” in the display.
Use UP/DOWN to choose between “yes” or “no”
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “LEd” in the display.
Use UP/DOWN to choose between “0ff”, “10”, “30”, “90” or “120”
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “tSt
e” in the display.
Use UP/DOWN to choose between “0ff”, “1”, “2”, “3” or “4”
or inversion.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “disp” in the display.
Use UP/DOWN to choose between “disp” or
“dsip”
Display fixture LED run times
Press UP/DOWN until you can read „fhrS“ in the
display.
Display fixture LED run times.
Display the software version
Press UP/DOWN until you can read „uer“ in the Display.
Display the software version.

SIGn – Freeze or Blackout
1.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read “SIGn” in the display.
2. Press ENTER.
3.
Use UP/DOWN to choose between “FREE” or “BLnD”
4. Confirm with ENTER.
rSet - Reset
1.
Press UP/DOWN until you can
2. Press ENTER.
3.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read „HitE” in the display.
5. Master Slave
If you want daisy chain and control more than one item you can
you have to daisy chain you items as you would do when you want to set up a DMX chain. You can
use max 16 items for this mode. The first item in line is the master and the other items will react
according to him. The mas
ter item can be set up to the desired program or mode and the others will
follow. The slave items should be set up as follows.
1.
Press MENU until you can read “SLNd” in the display.
2. Press ENTER.
3.
Choose with UP/DOWN “LVE”.
4. Confirm with ENTER.
6. Sound-to-Light
Activate the Sound-to-
Light mode how described in 4.2. Now the item will react according to the
sensitivity of the mic. This option can be used with the master slave mode as well.
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Press UP/DOWN until you can read “SIGn” in the display.
Use UP/DOWN to choose between “FREE” or “BLnD”
Press UP/DOWN until you can
read „rSet“ in the display.
Press UP/DOWN until you can read „HitE” in the display.
Now the device is
If you want daisy chain and control more than one item you can
use the Master slave mode. To do so
you have to daisy chain you items as you would do when you want to set up a DMX chain. You can
use max 16 items for this mode. The first item in line is the master and the other items will react
ter item can be set up to the desired program or mode and the others will
follow. The slave items should be set up as follows.
Press MENU until you can read “SLNd” in the display.
Choose with UP/DOWN “LVE”.
Light mode how described in 4.2. Now the item will react according to the
sensitivity of the mic. This option can be used with the master slave mode as well.
Now the device is
resettled.
use the Master slave mode. To do so
you have to daisy chain you items as you would do when you want to set up a DMX chain. You can
use max 16 items for this mode. The first item in line is the master and the other items will react
ter item can be set up to the desired program or mode and the others will
Light mode how described in 4.2. Now the item will react according to the
sensitivity of the mic. This option can be used with the master slave mode as well.

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