VISIO VB-24-3RGB-P II User manual

VBar Power Integral
VB-24-3RGB-P II
User Manual
Please read the instructions carefully before use
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Safety Instructions
2. Technical Specifications
3. Installation
4. How To Set The Fixture
5. How To Control The Fixture
6. DMX 512 Configuration
7. DMX 512 Connections
8. Update Software
9. Troubleshooting
10. Fixture Cleaning

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1. Safety Introductions
WARNING
yPlease keep this User Manual for future consultation. If you sell the unit to another user,
be sure that they also receive this instruction booklet.
yUnpack and check carefully there is no transportation damage before using the unit.
yBefore operating, ensure that the voltage and frequency of power supply match the
power requirements of the unit.
yIt’s important to ground the yellow/green conductor to earth in order to avoid electric
shock.
yThe unit must be installed in a location with adequate ventilation, at least 50cm from
adjacent surfaces. Be sure that no ventilation slots are blocked.
yDisconnect mains power before fuse replacement or servicing.
yMake sure there are not flammable materials close to the unit while operating as it is fire
hazard.
yUse safety cable when fixes this unit.
yMaximum ambient temperature is TA: 40℃and don’t operate it where the temperature
is higher than this.
yThere are no user serviceable parts inside the fixture. Do not open the housing or
attempt any repairs by yourself. In the unlikely event your fixture may require service,
please contact the nearest authorized technical assistance center and always use the
same type spare parts. .
yDon’t connect the device to any dimmer pack or power pack.
yDo not look directly at the LED light beam while the fixture is on.
yThe housing must be replaced if they are visibly damaged.
yDo not touch any wire during operation as high voltage might be causing electric shock.
Please read the instructions carefully which includes important
information about the installation, operation and maintenance.
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2. Technical Specifications
yVoltage: 100~240V 50/60Hz
yPower Consumption: 71 W
yLED:
Total 24pcs 3W CREE LED, Red 8pcs, Green 8pcs, Blue 8pcs
yDimension: 1238x 79 x 126 mm
yWeight: 5.4kg
3. Installation
The unit should be mounted via its screw holes on the bracket. Always ensure that the unit is
firmly fixed to avoid vibration and slipping while operating. Always ensure that the structure
to which you are attaching the unit is secure and is able to support a weight of 10 times of
the unit’s weight.
The equipment must be fixed by professionals. And it must be fixed at a place where is out
of the touch of people and has no one pass by or under it.
4. How To Set The Fixture
4.1 Main Function
Unscrew the 4 screws shown on the diagram,
move the cover away to set the unit.
Press the MENU button to enter menu mode, press the DOWN and UP button until the
required one is shown on the display. Select the function by the ENTER button and the
display will blink. Use the DOWN and UP button to change the mode. Once the required
mode has been selected, press the ENTER button to setup or it will automatically return to

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the main functions without any change after idling one minute. Back to the functions without
any change press the MENU button. The main functions are shown below:
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DMX 512 Address Setting
Press the MENU button up to when the is shown on the display. Press the ENTER
button and the display will blink. Use the DOWN and UP button to change the DMX 512
address. Once the address has been selected, press the ENTER button to setup (or
automatically exit menu mode after idling one minute). To go back to the main functions
press the MENU button.
Channel Mode
Press the MENU button up to when the is shown on the display. Press the ENTER
button and the display will blink. Use the DOWN and UP button to select the (3
channels) or (4 channels) or (6 Channels) mode. Once the mode has been
selected, press the ENTER button to setup (or automatically exit menu mode after idling one
minute). To go back to the main functions press the MENU button.
Show 1~16
Press the MENU button up to when the is shown on the display. Press the ENTER
button, Use the DOWN and UP button to select the (show 1) or (Show 2)
or … or (show 16). Press the ENTER button to confine, (fade time) will
blinking on the display, use the DOWN and UP button to adjust the fade time, press the
ENTER button to setup and (wait time) will blinking on the display, use the DOWN
and UP button to adjust the wait time, press the ENTER button to setup (or automatically
exit menu mode after idling one minute). Back to the previous functions without any change
press the MENU button.
Blackout mode
Press the MENU button up to when the is shown on the display. Press the ENTER
button, Use the DOWN and UP button to select the (blackout) or (normal).
Once select, press the ENTER button to setup (or automatically exit menu mode after idling
one minute). To go back to the main functions press the MENU button.
Manual Test
Press the MENU button up to when the is shown on the display. Press the ENTER
button and the display will blink. Use the DOWN and UP button to select the ,

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, , (dimmer) or (strobe). Press the ENTER button, and use
the DOWN and UP button to adjust the values. Once select, press the ENTER button to
setup (or automatically exit menu mode after idling one minute). Back to the previous
functions without any change press the MENU button.
White Balance
Press the MENU button up to when the is shown on the display. Press the ENTER
button and the display will blink. Use the DOWN and UP button to select the ,
, , press the ENTER button to confine and use the DOWN and UP button to
adjust white balance. Once select, press the ENTER button to store (or automatically exit
menu mode after idling one minute). Back to the previous functions without any change
press the MENU button.
Display Inversion
Press the MENU button up to when the is showing on the display. Press the
ENTER button and the display will blink. Use the DOWN and UP button to select the
(normal) or (inversion) mode. Once the mode has been selected, press
the ENTER button to setup or automatically return to the main functions without any change
after 8 seconds. To go back to the previous functions without any change press the MENU
button.
Self-Test
Press the MENU button up to when the is blinking on the display. Press the ENTER
button and the unit will run the built-in programmer for self-test. To go back to the main
functions press the MENU button.
LED on/off
Press the MENU button up to when the is shown on the display. Press the ENTER
button and the display will blink. Use the DOWN and UP button to select the (LED
display always on) or ( LED display off one minute after exit menu mode). Once
select, press the ENTER button to store (or automatically exit menu mode after idling one
minute). To go back to the main functions press the MENU button.
Fixture Hours
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Press the MENU button up to when the is blinking on the display. Press the ENTER
button and the display will show the number of working hours of the unit. To go back to the
main functions press the MENU button.
Software version
Press the MENU button up to when the is blinking on the display. Press the ENTER
button and the display will show the software version of the unit. To go back to the main
functions press the MENU button again.
5. How To Control The Unit
You can operate the unit in three ways:
1. By master/slave built-in preprogram function
2. By DMX controller
No need to turn the unit off when you change the DMX address, as new DMX address
setting will be effected at once. Every time you turn the unit on, it will move all the motors to
their ‘home’ position and you may hear some noises for about 20 seconds. After that the unit
will be ready to receive DMX signal or run the built-in programs.
5.1 Master/Slave Built In Preprogrammed Function
By linking the units in master/slave connection, the first unit or master unit will control the
other units to give an automatic light show. This function is good when you want an instant
show. You have to select (show 1) or (show 2) or (show 3) …or
(show 16) for the first unit. Its DMX input jack will have nothing plugged into it. The
other units will automatically be slave units, their DMX input jacks will connect with the DMX
output jacks of the last units.
5.2 DMX Controller
Use universal DMX controller to control the units, you have to set DMX address from 1 to
512 so that the units can receive DMX signal.
Press the MENU button up to when the is shown on the display. Pressing ENTER
button and the display will blink. Use DOWN and UP button to change the DMX 512 address.
Once the address has been selected, press ENTER button to setup (or automatically exit
menu mode after idling one minute). To go back to the main functions press the MENU
button. Please refer to the following diagram to address your DMX512 channel for the first 4

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units.
3 channels:
3D channels:
3C channels:
6. DMX512 Configuration
3 &3D channels mode:
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3C channels mode:
7. DMX512 Connections
The DMX512 is widely used in intelligent lighting control, with a maximum of 512 channels.
1. Connect the fixture together in a “daisy chain” by XLR plug cable from the output of the
fixture to the input of the next fixture. The cable cannot be branched or split to a “Y”
cable. Inadequate or damaged cables, soldered joints or corroded connectors can
easily distort the signal and shut down the system
2. The DMX output and input connectors are pass-through to maintain the DMX circuit
when one of the units’ power is disconnected.
3. At last fixture, the DMX cable has to be terminated with a terminator to reduce signal
errors. Solder a 120-ohm 1/4W resistor between pin 2(DMX-) and pin 3(DMX+) into a
3-pin XLR-plug and plug it in the DMX-output of the last fixture.

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4. Each lighting fixture needs to have an address set to receive the data sent by the
controller. The address number is between 0-511 (usually 0 & 1 are equal to 1).
5. 3 pin XLR connectors are more popular than 5 pins XLR.
3 pin XLR: Pin 1: GND, Pin 2: Negative signal (-), Pin 3: Positive signal (+)
5 pin XLR: Pin 1: GND, Pin 2: Negative signal (-), Pin 3: Positive signal (+),
Pin4/5: not used
8. Update Software
Download update file from our web site, follow the user manual of VD-01 to update the
fixture via VD-01(not included).
9. Troubleshooting
Following are a few common problems that may occur during operation. Here are some
suggestions for easy troubleshooting:
A. The fixture does not work, no light
1. Check the connection of power and main fuse.
2. Measure the mains voltage on the main connector.
B. Not responding to DMX controller
1. Check DMX connectors, cables to see if link properly.
2. Check the address settings and DMX polarity.
3. If you have intermittent DMX signal problems, check the pins on connectors or on PCB
of the fixture or the previous one.
4. Try to use another DMX controller.
5. Check if the DMX cables run near or run alongside to high voltage cables that may
cause damage or interference to DMX interface circuit.
C. One of the channel is not working well
1. The stepper motor might be damaged or the cable connected to the PCB is broken.
2. The motor’s drive IC on the PCB might be out of condition.
10. Fixture Cleaning
The cleaning of internal must be carried out periodically to optimize light output. Cleaning
frequency depends on the environment in which the fixture operates: damp, smoky or
particularly dirty surrounding can cause greater accumulation of dirt on the fixture’s optics.
yClean with soft cloth using normal glass cleaning fluid.
yAlways dry the parts carefully.
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yClean the external optics at least every 20 days. Clean the internal optics at least every
30/60 days.
EC - Declaration of Conformity
We declare that our products (lighting equipments) comply with the
following specification and bears CE mark in accordance with the
provision of the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive
89/336/EEC.
EN55014-2: 1997 A1: 2001, EN61000-4-2: 1995; EN61000-4-3: 2002;
EN61000-4-4: 1995; EN61000-4-5: 1995, EN61000-4-6: 1996,
EN61000-4-11: 1994.
&
Harmonized Standard
EN60598-1: 2000+ALL: 2000+A12: 2002
Safety of household and similar electrical appliances
Part 1: General requirements