PIXBAR SMD SHORT IP G2 - Lighting Cameo - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Outdoor LED bar
Brand	Cameo
Model	PIXBAR SMD SHORT IP G2
Dimensions (L x H x D)	518 x 206 x 162 mm
Weight	7.5 kg
Power supply	100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Max. power consumption	95 W
Light source	160 SMD RGB LEDs (3 colors) + 96 SMD cold white LEDs, 16+8 segments
Luminous flux	4,025 lm (full on)
Beam angle / field angle	72° / 94° (full on), 84° / 96° (RGB), 70° / 76° (strobe)
Protection rating	IP65 (temporary outdoor use)
Cooling	Passive convection, fanless
Ambient temperature	-20 °C to 45 °C (device), -10 °C to 45 °C (display)
Dimmer	8 / 16 bit, linear, exponential, logarithmic, S curves
Strobe	0 Hz - 20 Hz
Color temperature (CCT)	2,100 K - 8,000 K
DMX modes	15 modes (6 to 65 channels): Direct, Strobe, Pattern, Pixel, etc.
Wireless control	Built-in W-DMX (receiver/transmitter)
Connectors	IP65 XLR 5-pin (input/output), IP65 power input/output
Standalone functions	Direct LED, Play Scene, Play Loop, Timer, Slave
Min. distance to illuminated surface	0.3 m
Housing	Die-cast aluminum, black epoxy coating
Package contents	LED bar, 2 mounting feet, frost filter, barn door, power cable
Safety	Risk group 2 (RG2) – do not look directly at the light source

Frequently Asked Questions - PIXBAR SMD SHORT IP G2 Cameo

How to set the DMX start address?

From the main screen, press MENU, select DMX Address with UP/DOWN, confirm with ENTER, set the desired address with UP/DOWN and confirm with ENTER.

How to configure master/slave mode?

On the master projector, enable a standalone mode (e.g. Direct LED) and set Master/Alone to Master. On the slaves, select Slave in the main menu and choose a group. Connect the devices via DMX cable or W-DMX.

Can I use this device outdoors?

Yes, the IP65 rating allows temporary outdoor use. Make sure to properly close the waterproof covers on unused connectors and comply with ambient conditions (temperature, humidity).

How to clean the device?

Disconnect the power. Clean the surfaces with a clean, damp cloth. Air vents can be dusted with compressed air (while blocking the fans). Do not use abrasive products.

How to insert the frost filter?

Open the sliding lock at one end of the bar (slide downwards). Place the frost filter into the holder, then close the latch to secure it.

What to do in case of DMX signal loss?

The behavior can be set in the menu Settings > Signal Fail. Options: Hold (hold last command), Last Stand Alone, Fade to Black (10s), Blackout, Scene 1 or Full On.

How to reset the device to factory settings?

Go to the menu Service > Load Default and select Factory. Confirm with ENTER.

What is the minimum distance to the illuminated surface?

The minimum distance is 0.3 m. This value is indicated on the device and in the technical specifications.

How to mount the bar on a metal structure?

Use optional structural clamps. Attach them to the mounting feet or to an omega bracket (ref. CLOMEGABRACKET1). For upside-down mounting, secure with a safety cable through the provided eyelet.

How to activate W-DMX?

In the menu Settings > Wireless > W-DMX W State, set to On. You can then configure the mode (Receive, Transmit) and perform pairing via Link/Force to pair.

USER MANUAL PIXBAR SMD SHORT IP G2 Cameo

IP65 SMD-LED BAR SHORT

CLPBSMDSIPG2

CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS / CONTENU / CONTENIDO / TRESC / CONTENO

ENGLISH

INFORMATION ON THIS USER MANUAL 6

INTENDED USE 6

EXPLANATIONS OF TERMS AND SYMBOLS 6

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 7

NOTES ON PORTABLE OUTDOOR DEVICES 10

PACKAGING CONTENT 10

INTRODUCTION 11

CONNECTIONS AND OPERATING/DISPLAY ELEMENTS 12

OPERATION 13

INSTALLATION 23

FROST FILTER 27

GLARE SHIELD 27

CARE, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR 28

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 29

DIMENSIONS 29

TECHNICAL DATA 30

EXPLANATION OF IP PROTECTION CLASS 32

MINIMUM DISTANCE TO ILLUMINATED SURFACE 32

MINIMUM DISTANCE TO NORMALLY FLAMMABLE MATERIALS 32

DISPOSAL 33

MANUFACTURER'S DECLARATIONS 33

DEUTSCH

ACCESSIONS EN OPTION 90

DIMENSIONS 91

CHARACTERISTIQUES TECHNIQUES 91

EXPLICATIONS RELATIVES A L'INDICE DE PROTECTION IP 94

DISTANCE MINIMALE PAR RAPPORT A LA SURFACE ECLAIREE 94

DISTANCE MINIMALE PAR RAPPORT AUX MATÉRIAUX NORMALEMENT INFLAMMABLES 95

MISEAU REBUT 95

DECLARATIONS DU FABRICANT 95

ESPÁNOL

You have made the right choice!

This device has been developed and manufactured to the highest quality standards to ensure many years of trouble-free operation. Please read this user manual carefully to be able to quickly put your new Cameo Light product to optimum use. Further information about Cameo Light is available on our website: CAMEOLIGHT.COM

INFORMATION ON THIS USER MANUAL

• Carefully read the safety instructions and the entire manual before operating the device.
• Observe the warnings on the device and in the user manual.
  Always keep the user manual within reach.
• If you sell or pass on the device, it is important that you also include this user manual, as it is an integral part of the product.

INTENDED USE

This product is a device for event technology!

This product has been developed for professional use in the field of event technology and is not suitable for use as domestic lighting!

Temporary operation! Event equipment is generally designed for temporary use only and not for continuous operation and fixed installation!

Furthermore, this product is only intended for qualified users with specialist knowledge of event technology!

Use of the product outside the specified technical data and operating conditions is considered improper use!

Liability is exempted when damage and third-party damage to persons and property is caused by inappropriate use!

The product is not suitable for:

• Persons (including children) with limited physical, sensory, or mental abilities or lack of experience and knowledge.
• Children (children must be instructed not to play with the device).

EXPLANATIONS OF TERMS AND SYMBOLS

1. DANGER: The word DANGER, possibly in combination with a symbol, indicates immediately hazardous situations or conditions for life and limb.
2. WARNING: The word WARNING, possibly in combination with a symbol, indicates potentially hazardous situations or conditions for life and limb.
3. CAUTION: The word CAUTION, possibly in combination with a symbol, indicates situations or conditions that may lead to injury.
4. ATTENTION: The word ATTENTION, possibly in combination with a symbol, indicates situations or conditions that may lead to damage to property and/or the environment.

This symbol identifies hazards that can cause electric shock.

This symbol indicates hazardous areas or hazardous situations.

This symbol indicates hazards caused by hot surfaces.

This symbol indicates that you must avoid looking or staring at the light source.

This symbol indicates a device in which there are no user-serviceable parts.

This symbol indicates additional information on the operation of the product.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

DANGER:

1. Do not open the device, and do not make any modifications to it.

2. If your device no longer functions properly, if liquids or objects get inside it, or if it has been damaged in any other way, switch it off immediately and disconnect it from the power supply. The device may be repaired only by authorised qualified personnel.

3. For devices of protection class 1, the protective conductor must be connected correctly. Never disconnect the protective conductor. Devices of protection class 2 do not have a protective conductor.

4. Ensure that live cables are not kinked or otherwise mechanically damaged.

5. Never bypass the device fuse.

WARNING:

1. The device may not be operated if it shows obvious signs of damage.

2. The device may only be installed in a voltage-free state.

3. If the device's mains cable is damaged, the device may not be operated.

4. Permanently attached mains cables may only be replaced by a qualified person.

ATTENTION:

1. Do not operate the device if it has been exposed to large temperature fluctuations (for example, after transport). Moisture and condensation may damage the device. Switch on the device only when it has reached ambient temperature.

1. Make sure that the voltage and frequency of the mains correspond to the values specified on the device. If the device has a voltage selector switch, do not connect the device until it has been set correctly. Use only suitable mains cables.
2. To disconnect the device from the mains at all poles, it is not sufficient to press the on/off switch on the device.
3. Make sure that the fuse used corresponds to the type specified on the device.
4. Make sure that appropriate measures have been taken against power surges (for example, lightning strike).
5. Observe the specified maximum output current on devices with Power Out connection. Ensure that the total current consumption of all connected devices does not exceed the specified value.
6. Replace plug-in mains cables only with original cables.

DANGER:

1. Danger of suffocation/choking! Plastic bags and small parts must be kept out of reach of persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities.
2. Danger caused by falling device! Make sure that the device is securely installed and cannot fall down. Only use suitable stands or mounts (particularly for fixed installations). Ensure that accessories are properly installed and secured. Ensure that applicable safety regulations are observed.

WARNING:

1. Use the device only in the prescribed manner.
2. Operate the device only with the accessories recommended and intended by the manufacturer.
3. During installation, observe the safety regulations applicable in your country.
4. After connecting the device, check all cable routes to avoid damage or accidents, for example, due to tripping hazards.
5. Always observe the specified minimum distance to normally flammable materials! Unless explicitly stated, the minimum distance is 0.3m
6. Always observe the minimum distance to the illuminated surface specified on the device!

CAUTION:

1. Moving components such as mounting brackets or other movable components may become jammed.
2. Devices with motor-driven components may result in injury from the movement of the device. Sudden movement of the device can cause shock reactions.
3. The exterior surface of the device can become very hot during regular operation. Ensure that accidental touching of the housing is not possible. Always allow the device to cool sufficiently before removal, maintenance work, charging, or similar.

ATTENTION:

1. Do not install or operate the device near any radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other heat sources. Ensure that the device is always installed in such a way that it is sufficiently cooled and cannot overheat.
2. Do not place ignition sources such as burning candles near the device.
3. Ventilation openings must not be covered, and fans must not be blocked.
4. Use the original packaging or packaging provided by the manufacturer for transport.
5. Avoid shock or impact to the device.
6. Observe the IP protection class, as well as the ambient conditions such as temperature and humidity according to the specification.
7. Devices can be constantly further developed. In the event of deviating information on operating conditions, performance, or other device properties between the user manual and the device labelling, the information on the device always takes priority.
8. The device is not suitable for tropical climates and for operation at heights of 2,000 m above sea level or higher.
9. Unless explicitly stated, the device is not suitable for operation in marine conditions.

PLEASE NOTE:

For conversion or retrofit sets or accessories provided by the manufacturer, it is essential to observe the included instructions.

CAUTION! IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON LIGHTING PRODUCTS!

1. This device is a risk group 2 device. Do not stare at the light source! Do not stare at the light beam! Do not look directly into the lamp with optical instruments such as magnifying glasses or binoculars!

1. Stroboscopic effects may cause epileptic seizures in susceptible individuals!

1. Permanently installed lamps are built into these lighting units. These may not be replaced by the user. The lamps contained in this light source may only be replaced by the manufacturer, its service partner, or a similarly qualified person.

RADIO SIGNAL TRANSMISSION AND CONTROL (FOR EXAMPLE, W-DMX OR RADIO-BASED AUDIO SYSTEMS, BLUETOOTH)

The quality and performance of wireless signal transmissions generally depends on the ambient conditions.

For example, the following factors can impact range and signal stability:

Shielding (for example, masonry, metal structures, water)

High volumes of radio traffic (for example, powerful wireless LAN networks) Interference

Electromagnetic radiation (for example, LED video screens, dimmers)

All range specifications refer to free-field line-of-sight applications without interference!

The operation of radio transmission systems is subject to official regulations. These may vary from region to region and must be checked by the operator before use (for example, radio frequency and transmission power).

WARNING: Devices with wireless signal transmission are not suitable for use in sensitive areas in which radio operation can lead to potentially detrimental interactions. These include:

• Hospitals, health centres, or other healthcare facilities that provide patient treatment with qualified personnel and equipment.
  Class I, II, and III hazardous areas
• Restricted areas
  Military facilities
• Aircraft or vehicles
• Areas where the use of mobile phones is prohibited

TRANSMISSION VIA W-DMX

WARNING: In general, wireless DMX transmission must not be used for applications involving safety-related factors that might result in personal injury or property damage in the event of a failure.

This applies in particular to moving scene or truss structures, DMX-controlled motors/ lifts, or lifting devices for operating DMX-operated platform lifts, hydraulic systems, or comparable moving components.

Furthermore, wireless DMX transmission must not be used to control flame or pyrotechnic devices, explosion-driven effects, or gas or liquid effects. These include, for example, CO2 cannons, confetti shooters, water effects, or similar.

NOTES ON PORTABLE OUTDOOR DEVICES

1. Temporary operation! Event equipment is generally only designed for temporary operation.
2. Continuous operation or permanent structural installation - particularly outdoors - can impair the function, surfaces, and seals and cause premature material fatigue.
3. Damage to the surface coating can impair the device's corrosion protection. Damaged surface coating (for example, scratches) must be promptly repaired using suitable measures.

PACKAGING CONTENT

Remove the product from the packaging, and remove all packaging material.

Please check the completeness and integrity of the delivery, and notify your distribution partner immediately after purchase if the delivery is not complete or if it is damaged.

Included with the CLPBSMDSIPG2 product are:

1×PIXBAR SMD Short IP65 G2 LED Bar
2× Sliding mounting feet with folding SPnounting spigot (pre-assembled)
1 × Standard frost filter

1×Glare shield
1×Mains cable

Safety and compliance information (user manual as a download via QR code)

INTRODUCTION

PIXBAR SMD Short G2 Outdoor LED Bar

CLPBSMSIPG2 with two 80 3-in-1 RGB SMD LEDs and 96 cool white SMD LEDs

Top: 80 3-in-1 RGB SMD LEDs

(8 segments can be controlled separately)
Centre: 96 cool white SMD LEDs
(8 segments can be controlled separately)
Bottom: 80 3-in-1 RGB SMD LEDs
(8 segments can be controlled separately)

CONTROL FUNCTIONS:

6-channel Direct, 9-channel Strobe, 13-channel Direct, 23-channel Pattern, 29-channel Pattern, 27-channel Strobe RGB Pixel, 32-channel Pixel, 36-channel Pixel Strobe, 41-channel Pixel Strobe, 51-channel Strobe RGB Pixel, 56-channel Pixel, 60-channel Pixel Strobe, 65-channel Pixel Strobe, D7-channel Strobe, and D8-channel Strobe DMX control

RDM

W-DMX

Master/Slave modes

Stand-alone functions

FEATURES:

IP65 protection class
- Convection cooling
Operating voltage: 100-240 VAC

The LED Bar supports the remote device management (RDM) standard. Remote device management allows the user to monitor the status and configuration of RDM devices using an RDM-capable controller, such as the optionally available Cameo UNICON (product number CLIREMOTE). The Cameo UNICON also allows access to the entire light menu.

CONNECTIONS AND OPERATING/DISPLAY ELEMENTS

1 POWER IN

IP65 power input socket with rubber sealing cap. Operating voltage 100-240 V AC / 50-60 Hz. Use the supplied power cable (when not in use, always close the rubber sealing cap).

2 POWER OUT

IP65 power output socket with rubber sealing cap. Enables power supply to other CAMEO lights. Ensure that the total current consumption of all connected devices does not exceed the value specified on the device in amperes (A) (when not in use, always close the rubber sealing cap).

3 DMX IN

Male IP65 five-pin XLR socket for connecting a DMX control device (for example, DMX console; when not in use, always close the rubber sealing cap).

4 DMX OUT

Female IP65 five-pin XLR socket for forwarding the DMX control signal (when not in use, always close the rubber sealing cap).

5 OLED DISPLAY

The OLED display shows the currently activated operating mode or the current DMX address (main screen), the menu items in the menu, and the numerical value or operational status of certain menu items.

6 TOUCH-SENSITIVE CONTROLS

MENU- Press MENU to access the main menu. Press again or repeatedly to return to the main screen.

UP and DOWN - Select the menu items in the main menu (DMX address, operating mode, etc.) and in the sub-menus using UP and DOWN. Change value or status of a menu item, for example, DMX address. To change a value quickly (for example, the DMX start address), press and hold UP or DOWN.

ENTER - Press ENTER to access the menu level to make value or status changes, and to access one of the sub-menus. Confirm value or status changes by pressing ENTER.

PLEASE NOTE:

• Before navigating the device menu, make sure that the control panel is dry and clean so that its functionality is not impaired.
• Moisture on the control panel can lead to incorrect operation of the light, for example, in outdoor conditions. Therefore, activate the lock function after configuring the light to prevent incorrect operation due to moisture (Settings -> Display -> Autolock).

7 PRESSURE EQUALISATION ELEMENT

Pressure equalisation element to prevent condensation inside the housing. In order to ensure its proper function, the element must be protected from dirt.

8 W-DMX® ANTENNA

Antenna for W-DMX® control.

ATTENTION: In order to provide protection from water sprays in accordance with the IP65 protection class for the DMX and network sockets, the special input and output sockets must be used with special IP65-rated XLR connectors, or they must be sealed using the rubber caps. When connected correctly, or when sealed correctly with the rubber sealing caps, the POWER IN and POWER OUT sockets are protected from water sprays in accordance with IP65.

OPERATION

NOTES

• As soon as the fixture is correctly connected to the mains, the following messages are displayed in succession: "Update wait ..." (for service purposes only), "Welcome to Cameo", the model name and the software version. After this process, the light is ready for operation and the previously activated operating mode is launched.
• If there is no input for approx. 30 seconds, the display automatically returns to the main screen.
• Note on the main screen in operating modes with external control: In the event that the control signal is interrupted, the characters in the display begin flashing; once the control signal is present again, the flashing stops.
• Briefly pressing UP from the main screen rotates the display by 180^ .

SET DMX START ADDRESS(DMX address)

Starting from the main screen, press MENU to enter the main menu. Now use UP and DOWN to select the menu item DMX Address and confirm with ENTER. Using the UP and DOWN buttons, configure the desired DMX start address and press ENTER to confirm (the highest possible value depends on the selected DMX mode).

CONFIGURE DMX MODE (DMX Mode)

Starting from the main screen, press MENU to enter the main menu. Now use UP and DOWN to select the menu item DMX Mode and confirm with ENTER. Now select the desired DMX mode using UP and DOWN and confirm the selection with ENTER. DMX modes with DMX delay channel and group selection (Group 0-24) are marked with "D". DMX tables with the channel assignments can be found in the DMX CONTROL section of this user manual.

DMX MODES WITH DMX DELAY CHANNEL

The DMX Delay function is a simple way to create a running light effect with a large number of identical light fixtures that are running the same software version, which would otherwise require a suitable DMX controller and extensive programming. All the fixtures used (same models, same software version) are set to the same DMX operating mode with DMX delay channel and controlled via the same DMX start address.

Setting the DMX delay:

Select one of the DMX operating modes with DMX delay channel and confirm the selection (in the example, D7 CH Strobe). Assign the lights to one of up to 24 groups (plus Group 0) according to preference, whereby several light fixtures can be assigned to one group. The group number is also the factor by which the delay time set in the DMX controller is multiplied. Confirm each entry by pressing ENTER.

The delay time of the DMX signal is set by means of a DMX controller in the separate DMX delay channel of the corresponding DMX mode (0.0 s to 2.0 s in 0.1 s increments).

Set-up example:

In the stand-alone operating modes Direct LED and Play Scene/Loop, the control signal of the corresponding operating mode can be output to slave units via XLR (DMX OUT) and W-DMXTM:

Stand Alone -> Master/Alone -> Master

If you do not want to output the control signal, deactivate the output:

Stand Alone -> Master/Alone -> Alone

A delay can be set for slave units for the time-delayed output of the control signal of the Play Loop stand-alone operating mode.

Starting from the main display, press MENU to enter the main menu. Now select the menu item Stand Alone, confirm, select Master/Alone and confirm again.

This will take you to the sub-menu for configuring the sub-menu items (see table).

Master	Send to XLR		Control signal is forwarded via DMX OUT
	Send to W-DMX	On	Activate DMX control signal forwarding via W-DMX
		Off	Deactivate DMX control signal forwarding via W-DMX
		Force to pair	Pair with ready-to-pair W-DMX devices
		Unlink All	Disconnect all W-DMX connections
	DMX Delay		Set DMX delay for slave units: Off, 0.1s–2.0s
Alone			Do not forward control signal

STAND-ALONE DIRECT LED MODE

The stand-alone Direct LED operating mode allows you to set the dimmer, strobe, and R, G, B, and W directly on the device, similar to a DMX control unit. In this way, an individual scene can be created without an additional DMX controller.

Starting from the main screen, press MENU to enter the main menu. Use UP and DOWN to select Stand Alone, confirm with ENTER, then select Direct LED and confirm again with ENTER. Now select the menu item you want to edit, confirm the selection, set the desired value and confirm the entry.

Both the eight available scenes and the eight available loops are pre-programmed at the factory, but can be customised in the Edit Scene or Edit Loop menu item.

Starting from the main display, press MENU to enter the main menu. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the menu item Stand Alone menu item, confirm with ENTER, then select the Play Scene/Loop sub-menu item and confirm again. Now select Scene or Loop, confirm, select the desired scene or loop, and confirm the selection. Set the desired brightness under Dimmer and confirm the entry.

TIMER FUNCTION

The timer function allows the stand-alone mode Direct LED to be timer-controlled in such a way that the fade-in time can be set from 0 to 60 minutes, the dwell time from 1 to 24 hours, and the fade-out time from 0 to 60 minutes. After activation of the timer function, the timer control will be implemented upon the next system start.

Starting from the main screen, press MENU to enter the main menu. Select Stand Alone, confirm the selection, then select Timer and confirm again. Under Timer, select the setting On and confirm. For custom timer settings, select Fade In, Dwell Time, or Fade Out and confirm. You can now adjust the respective value as desired. Confirm all entries. To deactivate the timer function, select Timer->Off and confirm the entry.

Note: The timer function can be used in master/slave mode via cable and W-DMXTM.

EDIT SCENE (Edit Scene)

The eight scenes available in the Play Scene/Loop stand-alone mode can be individually edited. Starting from the main display, press MENU to enter the main menu. Using UP and DOWN, now select the menu item Stand Alone, confirm with ENTER, then select Edit Loop and confirm once again. Select the desired scene (Scene 1-8) and confirm the selection. Now select the menu item you want to edit, confirm the selection, set the desired value and confirm the entry.

EDIT LOOP (Edit Loop)

The brightness, step duration, and fade time can be set independently for all eight loops. Starting from the main screen, press MENU to enter the main menu. Using UP and DOWN, now select the menu item Stand Alone, confirm with ENTER, then select Edit Loop and confirm once again. Now select the desired loop for editing and confirm.

This will take you to the sub-menu for configuring the sub-menu items (see table). The settings for each loop are made independently and are retained even after restarting the device.

Step	1 - 8	Step selection
t-Step	t-Step 0s - 10s = 0,1s steps 10s - 1min = 1s steps 1min - 20min = 1min steps	Set the step duration for the selected step
t-Fade	t-Fade 0s - 10s = 0,1s steps 10s - 1min = 1s steps 1min - 20min = 1min steps	Setting the fade time for the selected step
Scene	Step 1 + 2: Scene 1 - 8 / Blackout	Selection of the scene or blackout for the selected step
	Step 3 - 8: Scene 1 - 8 / Blackout / Skip Step	Select scene or blackout or skip selected step

SLAVE MODE

Standard slave mode: Starting from the main screen, press MENU to enter the main menu. Using UP and DOWN, now select the menu item Slave, confirm with ENTER, then select Slave Group 0 (Slave Group 0) and confirm once again. Connect the slave and master units (same model, same software version) using a DMX cable or via W-DMX and activate one of the stand-alone operating modes (Direct LED, Play Scene/Loop) in the master unit. The slave unit will now follow the master unit.

Extended slave operation: If you want to control the slave units by one of the stand-alone modes Auto Program or Play Loop in master/slave operation, the control signal can be played back with a time delay of up to 24 steps, the delay is set in the Stand Alone menu Master/ Alone in the master unit, the delay factor in the slave menu of the corresponding fixture (Group). This is a simple way to create a running light effect with a large number of identical lights that are running the same software version, which would otherwise require a suitable DMX controller and extensive programming. Connect the slave and master units (same model, same software version) using a DMX cable or via W-DMX.

Group	0 - 24	Set slave group for signal delay
Re- ceive Mode	XLR (permanently active)
	Wire- less	On	Activate W-DMX module
		Off	Deactivate W-DMX module
		Un- link	Disconnect all connec- tions and place in pairing standby mode

Assign the lights to one of up to 24 groups (plus Group 0) according to preference, whereby several lights can be assigned to one group. The group number is also the factor by which the delay time set in the master unit is multiplied.

Set-up example:

SYSTEM SETTINGS (Settings)

Starting from the main screen, press MENU to enter the main menu. Using the UP and DOWN buttons, select the menu item Settings and confirm with ENTER.

This will take you to the sub-menu for setting the sub-menu items (see table, select with UP and DOWN, confirm with ENTER, change value or status with UP and DOWN, confirm with ENTER).

Wireless	= Wireless settings	W-DMX W-State	-DMX activated
			Off	W-DMX deactivated
		Operating Mode	Receive	W-DMX mode: Receiver
			Transmit	G3 (G3 transmission standard)
				G4s (G4s transmission standard)
		Linking	Unlink	Unpair all devices and make them ready for pairing
			Link/Force to pair	Pair with W-DMX devices. W-DMX must be enabled on all devices, and the pairing with a transmitter be retained (Receive Reset).
Wireless	= Wireless settings	Signal Routing	Send to XLR	Send incoming signal to XLR connector
			Backup Use by XLR	the XLR input signal in case the W-DMX signal is lost.
			Receive No only	No connection between W-DMX signal and XLR connectors
Display	= Display settings	Reverse	On	Display is rotated by 180° (for example, for overhead installation)
			Off	No display rotation
		Off Timer	Always Dis On	display illumination permanently on
			Off after 20s	Deactivate display illumination after approx. 20 seconds of inactivity
		Autolock	Off	Function deactivated
			On after 60s	The controls and display are locked after approx. 60 seconds without any operation. Unlock: Press UP and DOWN simultaneously for approx. 5 seconds
Dimmer	= Dimming behaviour and PWM frequency	Curve	Linear	Dimmer curve: The light intensity increases linearly with the DMX value
			Exponen-tial	Dimmer curve: The light intensity can be ad-justed finely in the lower DMX value range and coarsely in the upper DMX value range
			Logarith-mic	Dimmer curve: The light intensity can be ad-justed coarsely in the lower DMX value range and finely in the upper DMX value range
			S-Curve	Dimmer curve: Light intensity can be adjusted finely at lower and higher DMX values and coarsely at medium DMX values
		PWM Fre-quency	650 Hz, 1530 Hz, 3600 Hz, 12 kHz, 18.9 kHz, 25 kHz	Select LED PWM frequency
		Response	LED	The light responds abruptly to changes in DMX value
			Halogen	The light behaves like a halogen light with smooth brightness changes
Colour Calibration	= Colour calibration	RAW		R, G, B, and W with maximum value 255
		User		Individual colour calibration. Cross-mode brightness setting of R, G, B, and W with values from 000–255
Signal Fail	=	Operational status on control signal interruption	Hold	Last command is retained
			Last Stand Alone	The last selected stand-alone operating mode is activated
			Fade to Black (10s)	10 s fade to blackout
			Blackout	Instant blackout
			Scene 1	Scene 1 is activated (Stand Alone -> Play Scene/Loop)
			Full	Full On
Pixel = Mirror	mirror	pixels	Off	Function deactivated
Mirror			Horizontal	Pixels are mirrored horizontally
			Vertical	Pixels are mirrored vertically
			Horizontal & Vertical	Pixels are mirrored horizontally and vertically
Store Default	=	Store all system settings in 3 custom presets	User A	Store with ENTER
			User B	Store with ENTER
			User C	Store with ENTER

SERVICE MENU (Service)

Starting from the main screen, press MENU to enter the main menu. Select Service using UP and DOWN and confirm with ENTER.

Information on the sub-menu items in the service menu and the corresponding options can be found in the table below (select with UP and DOWN, confirm with ENTER, change value or status with UP and DOWN, confirm with ENTER).

Load Default	Factory	Reset to factory setting
	User A	Reset to User A values(Save user values: Settings -> Store Default)
	User B	Reset to User B values(Save user values: Settings -> Store Default)
	User C	Reset to User C values(Save user values: Settings -> Store Default)
Reset Service Timer	No	Cancel operation
	Reset now	Reset service operating time
Password	For service purposes only

SYSTEM INFORMATION (System Info)

Starting from the main display, press MENU to access the main menu. Use UP and DOWN to select System Info and confirm with ENTER.

Information on the sub-menu items in the System Info menu and the corresponding options can be found in the table below (select with UP and DOWN, confirm with ENTER, change value or status with UP and DOWN, confirm with ENTER).

Firmware	DISP	Vx.x.x	Display of the firmware version of the corresponding component
	...	Vx.x.x
Temperature	LED	xxx °C/°F	Display the temperature of the corresponding component
	Temperature Unit	°C	Set the temperature unit
		°F
Runtime	Total	xxxx h : xx m	Total operating time
	Operation	xxxx h : xx m	Time in use
	LED	xxxx h : xx m	Lamp operating time
	Service	xxxx h : xx m	Operating time since the last reset of the service operating time
RDM-UID	RDM Unique Identifier

INSTALLATION

DANGER: Installation, especially overhead installation, requires extensive experience, relevant and up-to-date expertise and competence, including the calculation of working load limits, of the installation material used, and regular safety checks of all installation materials and fixtures! If you do not have these qualifications, do not attempt to carry out an installation yourself, but use the help of appropriately qualified specialist companies! There is a risk that devices that are incorrectly mounted and secured may come loose and fall down. This can cause serious injury or death.

Thanks to the adjustable stand or mounting feet, the PIXBAR G2 can be set up in a suitable position on a level floor (for example, as an upright).

MOUNTING A_PIXBAR® ON A TRUSS

Mounting on a truss is done using optionally available truss clamps, which are either attached directly to the mounting feet (1), or to optionally available Omega mounting brackets (product number CLOMEGABRACKET1). The mounting feet can be moved on the housing of the PIXBAR G2. To do this, loosen the middle of the five hexagon socket screws (2), move the foot to the desired position, and tighten the screw again. The beam direction can be adjusted using the tommy screws (3) on the mounting feet. Ensure that the connections are tight and that the PIXBAR G2 cannot come loose. When mounting the PIXBAR G2 overhead, secure it with a suitable safety cable to one of the safety lugs provided (4). When mounting several docked PIXBARs G2 horizontally overhead, each individual PIXBAR G2 must be attached separately to the truss with the mounting feet and secured with a suitable safety cable.

USE SPIN16 TV SPIGOT FOR MOUNTING

The mounting feet of the PIXBAR G2 have 16mm TV spigots that can be extended and retracted without tools. To unfold a TV spigot, pull the spring-loaded locking bolt out of the locking hole in the direction of the arrow (1), fold the TV spigot forwards, and let the locking bolt engage in the locking hole offset by 90^ (2). Use suitable truss clamps for mounting. Ensure that the connections are tight and that the fixture cannot come loose. When mounting the fixture overhead, secure it with a suitable safety cable to one of the safety lugs provided (see marking).

MOUNTING ON A VERTICAL HANGING TRUSS

For vertical hanging mounting, up to three PIXBARs G2 may be connected to each other. The following optionally available products must be used for this:

1. A suitable truss clamp with sufficient load-bearing capacity for the total load (for example, half coupler).
2. One Omega bracket (product number CLOMEGABRACKET1).
3. One stop set (product number CLPBG2VERTIMOUNT).
   4 One or two connecting elements are needed to connect two or three PIXBARs G2 and to secure the connection (product number CLPBG2STACKKIT).

The safety eyelet of the top foot of the top bar serves as a safety point. Make sure that the safety cable used to secure the bars is suitable for the total weight of the bars.

For optical reasons, the mounting feet can be folded to the side of the housing. A rubber buffer prevents the surface from being damaged.

VERTICAL FLOOR MOUNTING

For vertical floor mounting, a maximum of two PIXBARs G2 may be connected to each other. The following optionally available products must be used for this:

1. One connector (product number CLPBG2STACKKIT).
2. One stop set (product number CLPBG2VERTIMOUNT).
3. One M20 connection set (product number CLPBG2M20ADA).
4. A heavy steel stand with M20 thread and sufficient stability for the total load.

The stability in combination with the stand used must be assessed by the user. No additional loads may be introduced.

For optical reasons, the mounting feet can be folded to the side of the housing. A rubber buffer prevents the surface from being damaged.

FROST FILTER

A standard frost filter is included in the packaging content of the PIXBAR G2. To insert the frost filter into the provided holder (1) of the bar, open the sliding latch at one end of the bar (2, slide down the handle). After inserting the frost filter into the holder, close the latch again to prevent the filter from falling out.

GLARE SHIELD

A glare shield is included with the PIXBAR G2. On both sides of the PIXBAR G2, there are two threads on the top edge of the housing (1). Mount the glare shield on the desired side of the PIXBAR G2 using the two knurled screws (2).

CARE, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR

In order to ensure the long-term, proper functioning of the device, it must be regularly cleaned and, if necessary, serviced. The servicing requirement depends on the intensity of use and the environment in which it is used.

A visual inspection should be carried out before each commissioning. In particular, all safety-relevant components, such as connecting elements, safety points, electrical connections and cables, must be taken into account. Furthermore, we recommend carrying out all the applicable maintenance measures specified below once every 500 operating hours or, in the case of a lower intensity of use, at the latest after one year. Warranty claims may be limited should defects result from inadequate service and maintenance.

CARE (carried out by user)

WARNING! Before carrying out any care or maintenance, the power supply – and, if possible, all device connections – must be disconnected.

PLEASE NOTE! Improper care can lead to impairment or even destruction of the device.

1. Housing surfaces must be cleaned with a clean, damp cloth. Make sure that no moisture can penetrate the device.
2. Air inlets and outlets must be regularly cleaned of dust and dirt. If compressed air is used, make sure that damage to the device is prevented (for example, fans must be blocked in this case, as they could otherwise over-rev).
3. Cables and connectors must be cleaned regularly, and dust and dirt must be removed.
4. In general, no cleaning agents or abrasive agents may be used; otherwise, the surface finish may be damaged.
5. Devices must be stored in a dry environment and protected from dust and dirt.
6. To ensure correct and safe operation, all accessible or removable lenses and light-emitting apertures must be cleaned regularly.

MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR (by qualified personnel only)

DANGER! There are live components in the device. Even after disconnecting from the mains, there may still be residual voltage in the device, for example, due to charged capacitors.

PLEASE NOTE! There are no user-serviceable assemblies in the device.

PLEASE NOTE! Maintenance and repair work may only be carried out by sufficiently qualified personnel. If in doubt, consult a specialist workshop.

PLEASE NOTE! Improperly performed maintenance work may affect warranty claims.

PLEASE NOTE! For conversion or retrofit sets provided by the manufacturer, it is essential to observe the enclosed installation instructions.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

CLPBSG2FILTER55

55^ frost filter

CLPBSG2FILTER70

70^ frost filter

CLPBSG2FILTER2555

25^ × 55^ Frost filter

CLPBG2STACKKIT

Connecting element for the secure mechanical connection of two PIXBARs G2

CLPBG2VERTIMOUNT

Stop set for mounting a_PIXBAR G2 to the Omega mounting bracket

CLOMEGABRACKET1 and for mounting to the connection set CLPBG2M20ADA

CLOMEGABRACKET1

Omega mounting bracket

CLPBG2M20ADA

Connection set for mounting a_PIXBAR G2 on a stand with M20 thread

DIMENSIONS (mm)

TECHNICAL DATA

Item number CLPBSMSIPG2
Product cathegory	Static LED Light
Type LED Bar
Light source	160 x SMD RGB LED (R: 0.36 W; G: 0.5 W; B: 0.5 W) @ 16 segments; 96 x SMD White 3 W LED @ 8 segments
Luminous flux 4025 lm @ full on; R: 1860 lm; G: 3130 lm; B: 595 lm; W: 7095 lm
Lense / optic Clear acrylic lens
LED PWM 650 Hz; 1530 Hz; 3600 Hz; 12000 Hz; 18900 Hz; 25000 Hz
Dimmer resolution	8 / 16 bit
Dimmer curves Linear, Exponential, S-Curve, Logarithmic
Halogen simulation	Yes
Strobe 0 Hz - 20 Hz
LED colors / color temperature	R: 636 nm; G: 517 nm; B: 455 nm; W: 6618 K
Calibration Raw; User
CRI W: >73 / RGB: >70
Beam angle / field angle	72° / 94° (full on) // 84° / 96° (RGB) // 70° / 76° (strobe line)
Color mixing RGB; fixed white strobe
Color control Direct; CCT
CCT	2100 K - 8000 K
Control protocols	DMX; RDM; Wireless; Stand Alone; Master-Slave
Data connections	5-Pin XLR in/out; wireless DMX
DMX modes	6CH; 9CH; 13CH; 23CH; 29CH; 27CH; 32CH; 36CH; 41CH; 51CH; 56CH; 60CH; 65CH; D7CH; D8CH
DMX functions	Dimmer; Dimmer fine; Strobe Functions; Red; Green; Blue; Color Temperature; Tint; Color Presets; Color Preset Crossfade; Center Dimmer; Center Dimmer fine; Center Strobe; Center Strobe duration; Center pattern selection; Center pattern speed; Pattern selection; Pattern position & Speed; Background Dimmer; Background Dimmer fine; Background Strobe Functions; Background Red; Background Green; Background Blue; Background Color Temperature; Background Tint; Background Color Macro; Background Macro Crossfade; Device Settings; Grouping; DMX-Delay (EZ-Chase); Pixel: R-top1, G-top1, B-top1,... R-top8, G-top8, B-top8; R-bottom1, G-bottom1, B-bottom1,... R-bottom8, G-bottom8, B-bottom8; W1, ... W8.
RDM functions Cameo standard RDM functions
Stand Alone Direct LED; Play Scene; Play Loop; Timer; Slave
System settings	Wireless; Display Reverse; Display off Timer; Autolock; Signal Fail; Dimmer Curve; Dimmer Response; Redshift; PWM Frequency; Color Calibration; Load Default; Store Default; Service
User interface Display with 4 buttons
Display / indicators	2 row display
IP rating IP65 (for temporary outdoor use only)
Ambient temperature rating	T -20°C - 45°C (unit operational) -10°C - 45°C (display operational)
Cooling system Passive convection, fanless
Noise level Noise free (fanless)
Operation voltage 100-240 V AC; 50/60 Hz
Max. current 0.42 A @ 230 V; 1.05 A @ 110 V
Inrush current 58 A (0.13 ms)
Max. power consumption	95 W @ 230 V / 110 V
Standby power 3.5 W
Power connection	Seetronic IP65 in + out
Power link Up to 9 units @ 230 V; up to 5 units @ 110 V
Risk group	RG2
Minimum distance to illuminated surface	0.3 m
Minimum distance to normally flammable materials	0.017 m
Housing	String cast aluminium, black powder coated
Dimensions (w x h x d)	518 (500 when stacked) x 206 x 162 mm

EXPLANATION OF IP PROTECTION CLASS

1. An IP rating only reflects protection from solid objects and water. It does not describe general weather resistance, such as protection from UV radiation and temperature, etc.
2. The first digit indicates protection from dust, solid objects, and contact:

IP2X	Protected against solid foreign objects ≥ 12.5 mm in diameter
IP3X	Protected against solid foreign objects ≥ 2.5 mm in diameter
IP4X	Protected against solid foreign objects ≥ 1.0 mm in diameter
IP5X	Protected against dust in harmful quantities and completely protected against contact
IP6X	Dust-tight and completely protected against contact

1. The second digit indicates protection against water:

IPX0	No protection
IPX1	Protection against dripping water
IPX2	Protection against dripping water when the device is tilted by up to 15°
IPX3	Protection against falling spray water up to 60° from the vertical
IPX4	Protection against splashing water on all sides
IPX5	Protection against water jets (nozzle) from any angle
IPX6	Protection against strong water jets
IPX7	Protection against temporary immersion

1. In addition, some device-specific measures such as covers and sealing caps are necessary in order to achieve the specified protection class (for example, protective caps on unused connectors).

The product's IP protection class can be found in the technical data and is printed on the device.

MINIMUM DISTANCE TO ILLUMINATED SURFACE

This symbol with the distance stated in metres (m) indicates the minimum distance of the light fixture to the illuminated surface. The value valid for this device can be found in the technical data in this manual and is printed on the device!

MINIMUM DISTANCE TO NORMALLY FLAMMABLE MATERIALS

This symbol with the distance stated in metres (m) indicates the minimum distance of the device to normally flammable materials. The value valid for this device can be found in the technical data in this manual!

DISPOSAL

PACKAGING:

1. Packaging can be recycled using the usual disposal methods.
2. Please separate the packaging in accordance with the disposal laws and recycling regulations in your country.

DEVICE:

1. This device is subject to the European Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment, as amended. WEEE Directive Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment. Waste equipment does not belong in household waste. Waste equipment must be disposed of via an authorised waste disposal company or a municipal waste disposal facility. Please observe the applicable regulations in your country!
2. Observe all disposal laws applicable in your country.
3. As a private customer, you can obtain information on environmentally friendly disposal options from the seller of the product or the appropriate regional authorities.

MANUFACTURER'S DECLARATIONS

Manufacturer's warranty and limitation of liability

Adam Hall GmbH | Adam-Hall-Str.1 | 61267 Neu-Anspach | Germany

Email: [e-mail] / +49 (0)6081 / 9419-0

Our current warranty conditions and limitation of liability can be found at:

https://cdn-shop.adamhall.com/media/pdf/Manufacturers-Declarations-CAMEO_DE_EN_ES_FR.pdf

For service requests, please contact your distribution partner.

CE conformity

Adam Hall GmbH hereby confirms that this product meets the following guidelines

(where applicable):

Low-Voltage Directive (2014/35/EU)

EMC Directive (2014/30/EU)

RoHS (2011/65/EU)

RED (2014/53/EU)

EC Declaration of Conformity

Declarations of conformity for products subject to the LVD, EMC, and RoHS Directives can be requested from [e-mail]

Declarations of conformity for products subject to RED can be downloaded from www.adamhall.com/compliance/

Subject to misprints and errors, as well as technical or other modifications!

DEUTSCH

PIXBAR SMD Short G2 Outdoor LED Bar

Center: 96 Kaltwei SMD LEDs

(8 Segmente separat ansteuerbar)

Bottom: 80 3in1 RGB SMD LEDs

(8 Segmente separat ansteuerbar)

Stand Alone -> Master/Alone -> Master

Stand Alone -> Master/Alone -> Alone

SZENE EDITIEREN (Edit Scene)

https://cdn-shop.adamhall.com/media/pdf/Manufacturers-Declarations-CAMEO DE EN ES FR.pdf

Stand Alone -> Master/Alone -> Master

Stand Alone -> Master/Alone -> Alone

ACCESSIONS EN OPTION

CLPBSG2FILTER55

Filtre Frost 55^

CLPBSG2FILTER70

Filtre Frost 70^

CLPBSG2FILTER2555

Filtre Frost 25^× 55^

CLPBG2STACKKIT

https://cdn-shop.adamhall.com/media/pdf/Manufacturers-Declarations-CAMEO DE EN ES FR.pdf.

Stand Alone > Master/Alone > Master

Stand Alone > Master/Alone > Alone

EDITOR ESCENA (Edit Scene)

DMX Address	Master/Alone	Scene 1	RGB Dimmer 0-100%
DMX Mode	Direct LED	|	Red 0-100%
Stand Alone	Play Scene/Loop	Scene 8	Green 0-100%
Slave	Timer		Blue 0-100%
Settings	Edit Scene		RGB Strobe 0-20Hz
Service	Edit Loop		Center Dimmer 0-100%
System Info			Center Strobe 0-20Hz

EDITOR BUCLE (Edit Loop)

https://cdn-shop.adamhall.com/media/pdf/Manufacturers-Declarations-CAMEO_DE_EN_ES_FR.pdf

TRANSMISJA SYGNALÖW W W-DMX

Stand Alone -> Master/Alone -> Master

Stand Alone -> Master/Alone -> Alone

EDYTOWANIE SCENY (Edit Scene)

MONTAZ PIXBAR NA KRATOWNICY

MONTAZ NA TRAWERSIE ZAWIESZONYM PIONOWO

https://cdn-shop.adamhall.com/media/pdf/Manufacturers-Declarations-CAMEO_DE_EN_ES_FR.pdf

Stand Alone -> Master/Alone -> Master

Stand Alone -> Master/Alone -> Alone

DMX Address	Master/Alone	Scene 1	RGB Dimmer 0-100%
DMX Mode	Direct LED	|Red	0-100%
Stand Alone	Play Scene/Loop	|Green	0-100%
Slave	Timer	Scene 8	Blue 0-100%
Settings	Edit Scene		RGB Strobe 0-20Hz
Service	Edit Loop		Center Dimmer 0-100%
System Info			Center Strobe 0-20Hz

MODIFICARE LOOP (Edit Loop)

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6CH Direct	9CH Strobe
Channel Channel Function Values
1 1 Dimmer 000 -	255 0% to 100%
2	2	Strobe Functions	000 - 005 Open
			006 - 010 Closed
			011 - 022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
			023 - 033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
			034 - 045 Ramp up slow to fast
			046 - 056 Ramp up random slow to fast
			057 - 068 Ramp down slow to fast
			069 - 079 Ramp down random slow to fast
			080 - 102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast
			103 - 127		Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (short burst with break)
			128 - 250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
			251 - 255 Open
	3	Strobe Duration	000 - 255 Flash duration (0ms to 510ms)
3 4 Red 000 - 255 0% to 100%
4 5 Green 000 - 255 0% to 100%
5 6 Blue 000 - 255 0% to 100%
6	7	Center Dimmer	000 - 255 0% to 100%
	8	Center Strobe	000 - 005 Open
			006 - 010 Closed
			011 - 022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
			023 - 033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
			034 - 045 Ramp up slow to fast
		Center Strobe	046 - 056 Ramp up random slow to fast
			057 - 068 Ramp down slow to fast
			069 - 079 Ramp down random slow to fast
			080 - 102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast
			103 - 127		Stroke Break effect 5s to 1s (short burst with break)
			128 - 250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
			251 - 255 Open
	9	Center Strobe Duration	000 - 255 Flash duration (0ms to 510ms)

13CH Direct
Channel Function Values
1 Dim	mer 000 - 255	0% to	100%
2	Strobe Functions	000	- 005 Open
		006	- 010 Closed
		011	- 022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
		023	- 033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
		034	- 045 Ramp up slow to fast
		046	- 056 Ramp up random slow to fast
		057	- 068 Ramp down slow to fast
		069	- 079 Ramp down random slow to fast
		080	- 102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast
		103	- 127 Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (short burst with break)
		128	- 250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
		251	- 255 Open
3	Strobe Duration	000	- 255 Flash duration (0ms to 510ms)
4 Red	000 - 255 0% to 100%
5 Green	000 - 255 0% to 100%
6 Blue	000 - 255 0% to 100%
7	Color Temperature (affects Color Mixing)	000	- 005 Off
		006	- 006 Warm white
		007	- 046 Warm white to 2700K
		047	- 047 Bulb White (2700K)
		048	- 087 2700K to 3200K
		088	- 088 Halogen White (3200K)
		089	- 128 3200K to 4000K
		129	- 129 Neutral White (4000K)
		130	- 169 4000K to 5600K
		170	- 170 Studio White (5600K)
		171	- 210 5600K to 6500K
		211	- 211 Daylight White (6500K)
		212	- 251 6500K to Cold white
		252	- 255 Cold white
8	Color Presets (override Color Mixing & Color Temperature)	000	- 005 No function
		006	- 009 46 Dark Magenta
		010	- 013 29 Plasa Red
		014	- 017 26 Bright Red
		018	- 021 127 Smokey Pink
		022	- 025 36 Medium Pink
8	Color Presets (override Color Mixing & Color Temperature)	026 - 029 19 Fire
		030 - 033 135 Deep Golden Amber
		034 - 037 778 Millennium Gold
		038 - 041 21 Gold Amber
		042 - 045 157 Pink
		046 - 049 110 Middle Rose
		050 - 053 109 Light Salmon
		054 - 057 35 Light Pink
		058 - 061 134 Golden Amber
		062 - 065 17 Surprise Peach
		066 - 069 746 Brown
		070 - 073 105 Orange
		074 - 077 20 Medium Amber
		078 - 081 768 Egg Yolk Yellow
		082 - 085 15 Deep Straw
		086 - 089 767 Nectarine
		090 - 093 101 Yellow
		094 - 097 100 Spring Yellow
		098 - 101 88 Lime Green
		102 - 105 121 LEE Green
		106 - 109 738 Jas Green
		110 - 113 89 Moss Green
		114 - 117 139 Primary Green
		118 - 121 124 Dark Green
		122 - 125 323 Jade
		126 - 129 354 Special Steel Blue
		130 - 133 116 Medium Blue-Green
		134 - 137 183 Moonlight Blue
		138 - 141 132 Medium Blue
		142 - 145 119 Dark Blue
		146 - 149 716 Mikkel Blue
		150 - 153 71 Tokyo Blue
		154 - 157 181 Congo Blue
		158 - 161 799 Special KH Lavender
		162 - 165 707 Ultimate Violet
		166 - 169 343 Special Medium Lavender
		170 - 173 798 Chrysalis Pink
		174 - 177 701 Provence
		178 - 181 797 Deep Purple
		182 - 185 48 Rose Purple
		186 - 189 345 Fuchsia Pink
8	Color Presets(override Color Mixing & Color Temperature)	190 - 193 795 Magical Magenta
		194 - 197 128 Bright Pink
		198 - 201 2 Rose Pink
		202 - 207 User Color 1
		208 - 213 User Color 2
		214 - 219 User Color 3
		220 - 225 User Color 4
		226 - 231 User Color 5
		232 - 237 User Color 6
		238 - 243 User Color 7
		244 - 249 User Color 8
		250 - 255 No function
9	Color Cross-fade (affects HSI, CCT and Color Presets)	000 - 005 0s (Off)
		006 - 105 0,1s - 10s (0,1s Steps)
		106 - 214 11s - 119s (1s Steps)
		215 - 244 2m - 4m50s (10s Steps)
		245 - 255 5m - 15m (1m Steps)
10	Center Dimmer	000 - 255 0% to 100%
11 Center Strobe		000 - 005 Open
		006 - 010 Closed
		011 - 022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
		023 - 033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
		034 - 045 Ramp up slow to fast
		046 - 056 Ramp up random slow to fast
		057 - 068 Ramp down slow to fast
		069 - 079 Ramp down random slow to fast
		080 - 102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast
		103 - 127 Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (Short burst with break)
		128 - 250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
		251 - 255 Open
12	Center Strobe Duration	000 - 255 Flash duration (0ms to 510ms)
13	Device settings(all settings executed are after holding value for 3 seconds)(please read remark 1*)	000 - 057 No function
		058 - 059 Pixel Mirroring Off
		060 - 061 Pixel Mirroring Vertical
		062 - 063 Pixel Mirroring Horizontal
		064 - 065 Pixel Mirroring Vertical + Horizontal
		066 - 073 No function
		074 - 075 Dimmer Response LED
		076 - 077 Dimmer Response Halogen
		078 - 119 No function
		120 - 121 PWM 1 (650 Hz)
		122 - 123 PWM 2 (1530 Hz)
		124 - 125 PWM 3 (3600 Hz)
		126 - 127 PWM 4 (12000 Hz)
		128 - 129 PWM 5 (18900 Hz)
		130 - 131 PWM 6 (25000 Hz)
		132 - 139 No function
		140 - 141 Display Always On
		142 - 143 Display Off after 20s
		144 - 163 No function
		164 - 165 Dimmer Curve Linear
		166 - 167 Dimmer Curve Exponential
		168 - 169 Dimmer Curve Logarithmic
		170 - 171 Dimmer Curve S-Curve
		172 - 239 No function
		240 - 241 Load Factory Defaults
		242 - 243 Load Factory Defaults (without User Colors & Loops)
		244 - 245 Load User Default A
		246 - 247 Load User Default B
		248 - 249 Load User Default C
		250 - 255 No function

23CH Pattern	29CH Pattern
Channel Channel Function Values
1 1 Dimmer 000 - 255 0% to 100%
	2 Dimmer fine 000 - 255 0% to 100%
2	3	Strobe Functions	000 - 005 Open
			006 - 010 Closed
			011 - 022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
			023 - 033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
			034 - 045 Ramp up slow to fast

2	3	Strobe Functions	046 - 056 Ra	mp up random slow to fast
			057 - 068 Ra	mp down slow to fast
			069 - 079 Ra	mp down random slow to fast
			080 - 102 Ra	random Strobe effect slow to fast
			103 - 127	Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (short burst with break)
			128 - 250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
			251 - 255 Open
	4	Strobe Duration	000 - 255 Flash duration (0ms to 510ms)
3 5 Red 000 - 255 0% to 100%
4 6 Green 000 - 255 0% to 100%
5 7 Blue 000 - 255 0% to 100%
6	8	Color Temperature (affects Color Mixing)	000 - 005 Off
			006 - 006 Warm white
			007 - 046 Warm white to 2700K
			047 - 047 Bulb White (2700K)
			048 - 087 2700K to 3200K
			088 - 088 Halogen White (3200K)
			089 - 128 3200K to 4000K
			129 - 129 Neutral White (4000K)
			130 - 169 4000K to 5600K
			170 - 170 Studio White (5600K)
			171 - 210 5600K to 6500K
			211 - 211 Daylight White (6500K)
			212 - 251 6500K to Cold white
			252 - 255 Cold white
7	9	Color Presets (override Color Mixing & Color Temperature)	000 - 005 No function
			006 - 009 46 Dark Magenta
			010 - 013 29 Plasa Red
			014 - 017 26 Bright Red
			018 - 021 127 Smokey Pink
			022 - 025 36 Medium Pink
			026 - 029 19 Fire
			030 - 033 135 Deep Golden Amber
			034 - 037 778 Millennium Gold
			038 - 041 21 Gold Amber
			042 - 045 157 Pink
			046 - 049 110 Middle Rose
			050 - 053 109 Light Salmon
			054 - 057 35 Light Pink

7	9	Color Presets(overrideColor Mixing& Color Temperature)	058 - 061 134 Golden Amber
			062 - 065 17 Surprise Peach
			066 - 069 746 Brown
			070 - 073 105 Orange
			074 - 077 20 Medium Amber
			078 - 081 768 Egg Yolk Yellow
			082 - 085 15 Deep Straw
			086 - 089 767 Nectarine
			090 - 093 101 Yellow
			094 - 097 100 Spring Yellow
			098 - 101 88 Lime Green
			102 - 105 121 LEE Green
			106 - 109 738 Jas Green
			110 - 113 89 Moss Green
			114 - 117 139 Primary Green
			118 - 121 124 Dark Green
			122 - 125 323 Jade
			126 - 129 354 Special Steel Blue
			130 - 133 116 Medium Blue-Green
			134 - 137 183 Moonlight Blue
			138 - 141 132 Medium Blue
			142 - 145 119 Dark Blue
			146 - 149 716 Mikkel Blue
			150 - 153 71 Tokyo Blue
			154 - 157 181 Congo Blue
			158 - 161 799 Special KH Lavender
			162 - 165 707 Ultimate Violet
			166 - 169 343 Special Medium Lavender
			170 - 173 798 Chrysalis Pink
			174 - 177 701 Provence
			178 - 181 797 Deep Purple
			182 - 185 48 Rose Purple
			186 - 189 345 Fuchsia Pink
			190 - 193 795 Magical Magenta
			194 - 197 128 Bright Pink
			198 - 201 2 Rose Pink
			202 - 207 User Color 1
			208 - 213 User Color 2
			214 - 219 User Color 3
			220 - 225 User Color 4
			226 - 231 User Color 5

7	9	Color Presets	232-237 User Color 6
			238-243 User Color 7
			244-249 User Color 8
			250-255 No function
			perature)
			Color	Color	Color	Color	Color	Color	Color
			Crosstade	(affects CCT	106-214 11s-119s (1s Steps)	215-244 21m-4m50s (10s Steps)	245-255 5m-15m (1m Steps)	245-255 5m-15m (1m Steps)	245-255 5m-15m (1m Steps)
			and Color	Presets)	245-255 5m-15m (1m Steps)	245-255 5m-15m (1m Steps)	245-255 5m-15m (1m Steps)	245-255 5m-15m (1m Steps)	245-255 5m-15m (1m Steps)
			9	11	Center	001 - 255 0% to 100%	000 - 255 0% to 100%	000 - 255 0% to 100%	000 - 255 0% to 100%
			12	Dinner fine	001 - 255 0% to 100%	000 - 255 0% to 100%	000 - 255 0% to 100%	000 - 255 0% to 100%	000 - 255 0% to 100%
			10	Center Strobe	006-010 Closed	006-010 Closed	006-010 Closed	006-010 Closed	006-010 Closed
			11	Center Strobe	011-022 Ramp up/down slow to fast	011-022 Ramp up/down slow to fast	011-022 Ramp up/down slow to fast	011-022 Ramp up/down slow to fast	011-022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
			023-033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast	023-033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast	023-033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast	023-033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast	023-033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast	023-033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast	023-033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
			034-045 Ramp up slow to fast	034-045 Ramp up slow to fast	034-045 Ramp up slow to fast	034-045 Ramp up slow to fast	034-045 Ramp up slow to fast	034-045 Ramp up slow to fast	034-045 Ramp up slow to fast
			046-056 Ramp up random slow to fast	046-056 Ramp up random slow to fast	046-056 Ramp up random slow to fast	046-056 Ramp up random slow to fast	046-056 Ramp up random slow to fast	046-056 Ramp up random slow to fast	046-056 Ramp up random slow to fast
			069-079 Ramp down random slow to fast	069-079 Ramp down random slow to fast	069-079 Ramp down random slow to fast	069-079 Ramp down random slow to fast	069-079 Ramp down random slow to fast	069-079 Ramp down random slow to fast	069-079 Ramp down random slow to fast
			080-102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast	080-102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast	080-102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast	080-102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast	080-102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast	080-102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast	080-102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast
			103-127	Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (Short burst)	103-127	Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (Short burst)	103-127	Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (Short burst)	103-127
			128-250 Strobe effect slow to fast	(Short burst)	128-250 Strobe effect slow to fast	(Short burst)	128-250 Strobe effect slow to fast	(Short burst)	128-250 Strobe effect slow to fast
			251-255 Open		251-255 Open		251-255 Open		251-255 Open
			Center Strobe	Center Strobe	Center Strobe	Center Strobe	Center Strobe	Center Strobe	Center Strobe
			Duration	Duration	Duration	Duration	Duration	Duration	Duration
			006-026 1
			027-047 2
			048-083 3
			069-089 4
			090-110 5
			111-131 6
			132-152 7
			153-173 8
			174-194 9
			195-215 10
			216-236 11
			237-255 12

12 16		Center Pattern Speed	000 - 005 Center Pattern Speed Stop
			006 - 063 Center Pattern Speed slow to fast (Chase)
			064 - 127 Center Pattern Speed fast to slow (Chase)(backwards)
			128 - 127 Center Pattern Speed slow to fast (Fade)
			192 - 255 Center Pattern Speed fast to slow (Fade)(backwards)
13 17		Pattern Selection	000 - 005 Off
			006 - 026 1
			027 - 047 2
			048 - 068 3
			069 - 089 4
			090 - 110 5
			111 - 131 6
			132 - 152 7
			153 - 173 8
			174 - 194 9
			195 - 215 10
			216 - 236 11
			237 - 255 12
14 18		Pattern Position & Speed	000 - 005 Pattern Speed Stop
			006 - 063 Pattern Speed slow to fast (Chase)
			064 - 127 Pattern Speed fast to slow (Chase) (back- wards)
			128 - 127 Pattern Speed slow to fast (Fade)
			192 - 255 Pattern Speed fast to slow (Fade) (back- wards)
15 19		Background Dimmer	000 - 255 0% to 100%
	20	Background Dimmer fine	000 - 255
16 21		Background Strobe	000 - 005 Open
			006 - 010 Closed
			011 - 022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
			023 - 033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
			034 - 045 Ramp up slow to fast
			046 - 056 Ramp up random slow to fast
			057 - 068 Ramp down slow to fast
			069 - 079 Ramp down random slow to fast
			080 - 102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast

16 21		Background Strobe	103	-	127	Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (Short burst with break)
			128	-	250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
			251	-	255 Open
	22	Background Strobe Duration	000	-	255 Flash duration (0ms to 510ms)
17 23		Background Red	000	-	255 0% to 100%
18 24		Background Green	000	-	255 0% to 100%
19 25		Background Blue	000	-	255 0% to 100%
20 26		Background Color Temperature (affects Background Color Mixing)	000	-	005 Off
			006	-	006 Warm white
			007	-	046 Warm white to 2700K
			047	-	047 Bulb White (2700K)
			048	-	087 2700K to 3200K
			088	-	088 Halogen White (3200K)
			089	-	128 3200K to 4000K
			129	-	129 Neutral White (4000K)
			130	-	169 4000K to 5600K
			170	-	170 Studio White (5600K)
			171	-	210 5600K to 6500K
			211	-	211 Daylight White (6500K)
			212	-	251 6500K to Cold white
			252	-	255 Cold white
21 27		Background Color Presets (override Background Color Mixing & Back-ground Color Temperature)	000	-	005 No function
			006	-	009 46 Dark Magenta
			010	-	013 29 Plasa Red
			014	-	017 26 Bright Red
			018	-	021 127 Smokey Pink
			022	-	025 36 Medium Pink
			026	-	029 19 Fire
			030	-	033 135 Deep Golden Amber
			034	-	037 778 Millennium Gold
			038	-	041 21 Gold Amber
			042	-	045 157 Pink
			046	-	049 110 Middle Rose
			050	-	053 109 Light Salmon
			054	-	057 35 Light Pink
21 27		Background Color Presets (override Background Color Mixing & Back-ground Color Temperature)	058 - 061 134 Golden Amber
			062 - 065 17 Surprise Peach
			066 - 069 746 Brown
			070 - 073 105 Orange
			074 - 077 20 Medium Amber
			078 - 081 768 Egg Yolk Yellow
			082 - 085 15 Deep Straw
			086 - 089 767 Nectarine
			090 - 093 101 Yellow
			094 - 097 100 Spring Yellow
			098 - 101 88 Lime Green
			102 - 105 121 LEE Green
			106 - 109 738 Jas Green
			110 - 113 89 Moss Green
			114 - 117 139 Primary Green
			118 - 121 124 Dark Green
			122 - 125 323 Jade
			126 - 129 354 Special Steel Blue
			130 - 133 116 Medium Blue-Green
			134 - 137 183 Moonlight Blue
			138 - 141 132 Medium Blue
			142 - 145 119 Dark Blue
			146 - 149 716 Mikkel Blue
			150 - 153 71 Tokyo Blue
			154 - 157 181 Congo Blue
			158 - 161 799 Special KH Lavender
			162 - 165 707 Ultimate Violet
			166 - 169 343 Special Medium Lavender
			170 - 173 798 Chrysalis Pink
			174 - 177 701 Provence
			178 - 181 797 Deep Purple
			182 - 185 48 Rose Purple
			186 - 189 345 Fuchsia Pink
			190 - 193 795 Magical Magenta
			194 - 197 128 Bright Pink
			198 - 201 2 Rose Pink
			202 - 207 User Color 1
			208 - 213 User Color 2
			214 - 219 User Color 3
			220 - 225 User Color 4
			226 - 231 User Color 5
21 27		Background Color Presets (override Background Color Mixing & Back-ground Color Temperature)	232 - 237 User Color 6
			238 - 243 User Color 7
			244 - 249 User Color 8
			250 - 255 No function
22 28		Background Color Cross-fade (affects Background CCT and Background Color Presets)	000 - 005 0s (Off)
			006 - 105 0,1s - 10s (0,1s Steps)
			106 - 214 11s - 119s (1s Steps)
			215 - 244 2m - 4m50s (10s Steps)
			245 - 255 5m - 15m (1m Steps)
23 29		Device settings (all settings executed are after holding value for 3 seconds) (please read remark 1*)	000 - 057 No function
			058 - 059 Pixel Mirroring Off
			060 - 061 Pixel Mirroring Vertical
			062 - 063 Pixel Mirroring Horizontal
			064 - 065 Pixel Mirroring Vertical + Horizontal
			066 - 073 No function
			074 - 075 Dimmer Response LED
			076 - 077 Dimmer Response Halogen
			078 - 119 No function
			120 - 121 PWM 1 (650 Hz)
			122 - 123 PWM 2 (1530 Hz)
			124 - 125 PWM 3 (3600 Hz)
			126 - 127 PWM 4 (12000 Hz)
			128 - 129 PWM 5 (18900 Hz)
			130 - 131 PWM 6 (25000 Hz)
			132 - 139 No function
			140 - 141 Display Always On
			142 - 143 Display Off after 20s
			144 - 163 No function
			164 - 165 Dimmer Curve Linear
			166 - 167 Dimmer Curve Exponential
			168 - 169 Dimmer Curve Logarithmic
			170 - 171 Dimmer Curve S-Curve
			172 - 239 No function
			240 - 241 Load Factory Defaults
			242 - 243 Load Factory Defaults (without User Colors & Loops)

23 29		Device settings(all settings executed are after holding value for 3 seconds)(please read remark 1*)	244	-	245 Load	User Default A
			246	-	247 Load	User Default B
			248	-	249 Load	User Default C
			250	-	255 No	function

27CH Strobe RGB Pixel	32CH Pixel
Channel Channel Function Values
1	Center Strobe	Center Dimmer	000	- 255 0%	to 100%
2 Center Strobe			000	- 005 Open
			006	- 010 Closed
			011	- 022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
			023	- 033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
			034	- 045 Ramp up slow to fast
			046	- 056 Ramp up random slow to fast
			057	- 068 Ramp down slow to fast
			069	- 079 Ramp down random slow to fast
			080	- 102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast
			103	- 127	Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (short burst with break)
			128	- 250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
			251	- 255 Open
3		Center Strobe Duration	000	- 255 Flash duration (0ms to 510ms)
4 1 Red 1 000 - 255 0% to 100%
5 2 Green 1 000 - 255 0% to 100%
6 3 Blue 1 000 - 255 0% to 100%
7 4 Red 2 000 - 255 0% to 100%
8 5 Green 2 000 - 255 0% to 100%
9 6 Blue 2 000 - 255 0% to 100%
10 7 Red 3 000 - 255 0% to 100%
11 8 Green 3 000 - 255 0% to 100%
12 9 Blue 3 000 - 255 0% to 100%
13 10 Red 4 000 - 255 0% to 100%
14 11 Green 4 000 - 255 0% to 100%
15 12 Blue 4 000 - 255 0% to 100%
16 13 Red 5 000 - 255 0% to 100%
17 14 Green 5 000 - 255 0% to 100%
18 15 Blue 5 000 - 255 0% to 100%
19 16 Red 6 000 - 255 0% to 100%
20 17 Green 6 000 - 255 0% to 100%
21 18 Blue 6 000 - 255 0% to 100%
22 19 Red 7 000 - 255 0% to 100%
23 20 Green 7 000 - 255 0% to 100%
24 21 Blue 7 000 - 255 0% to 100%
25 22 Red 8 000 - 255 0% to 100%
26 23 Green 8 000 - 255 0% to 100%
27 24 Blue 8 000 - 255 0% to 100%
	25 White 1 000 - 255 0% to 100%
	26 White 2 000 - 255 0% to 100%
	27 White 3 000 - 255 0% to 100%
	28 White 4 000 - 255 0% to 100%
	29 White 5 000 - 255 0% to 100%
	30 White 6 000 - 255 0% to 100%
	31 White 7 000 - 255 0% to 100%
	32 White 8 000 - 255 0% to 100%

36CH Pixel Strobe	41CH Pixel Strobe
Channel Channel Function Values
1	1	Dimmer 000	-25	5	0% to 100%
2	2	Dimmer fine	000	-25	0% to 100%
3	3	Strobe Functions	000	-005 Open
			006	-010 Closed
			011	-022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
			023	-033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
			034	-045 Ramp up slow to fast
			046	-056 Ramp up random slow to fast
			057	-068 Ramp down slow to fast
			069	-079 Ramp down random slow to fast
			080	-102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast
			103	-127	Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (short burst with break)
			128	-250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
3	3	Strobe Functions	251	- 255 Open
	4	Strobe Duration	000	- 255 Flash duration (0ms to 510ms)
	5	Center Dimmer	000	- 255	0% to 100%
	6	Center Dimmer fine	001	- 255
	7 Center Strobe		000	- 005 Open
			006	- 010 Closed
			011	- 022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
			023	- 033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
			034	- 045 Ramp up slow to fast
			046	- 056 Ramp up random slow to fast
			057	- 068 Ramp down slow to fast
			069	- 079 Ramp down random slow to fast
			080	- 102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast
			103	- 127	Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (short burst with break)
			128	- 250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
			251	- 255 Open
	8	Center Strobe Duration	000	- 255 Flash duration (0ms to 510ms)
4	9	Device Settings(all settings executed are after holding value for 3 seconds)(please read remark 1*)	000	- 057 No function
			058	- 059 Pixel Mirroring Off
			060	- 061 Pixel Mirroring Vertical
			062	- 063 Pixel Mirroring Horizontal
			064	- 065 Pixel Mirroring Vertical + Horizontal
			066	- 073 No function
			074	- 075 Dimmer Response LED
			076	- 077 Dimmer Response Halogen
			078	- 119 No function
			120	- 121 PWM 1 (650 Hz)
			122	- 123 PWM 2 (1530 Hz)
			124	- 125 PWM 3 (3600 Hz)
			126	- 127 PWM 4 (12000 Hz)
			128	- 129 PWM 5 (18900 Hz)
			130	- 131 PWM 6 (25000 Hz)
			132	- 139 No function
			140	- 141 Display Always On
			142	- 143 Display Off after 20s
4	9	Device Settings(all settings executed are after holding value for 3 seconds)(please read remark 1*)	144 - 163 No function
			164 - 165 Dimmer Curve Linear
			166 - 167 Dimmer Curve Exponential
			168 - 169 Dimmer Curve Logarithmic
			170 - 171 Dimmer Curve S-Curve
			172 - 239 No function
			240 - 241 Load Factory Defaults
			242 - 243	Load Factory Defaults (without User Colors & Loops)
			244 - 245 Load User Default A
			246 - 247 Load User Default B
			248 - 249 Load User Default C
			250 - 255 no function
5 10 Red 1 000 - 255 0% to 100%
6 11 Green 1 000 - 255 0% to 100%
7 12 Blue 1 000 - 255 0% to 100%
8 13 Red 2 000 - 255 0% to 100%
9 14 Green 2 000 - 255 0% to 100%
10 15 Blue 2 000 - 255 0% to 100%
11 16 Red 3 000 - 255 0% to 100%
12 17 Green 3 000 - 255 0% to 100%
13 18 Blue 3 000 - 255 0% to 100%
14 19 Red 4 000 - 255 0% to 100%
15 20 Green 4 000 - 255 0% to 100%
16 21 Blue 4 000 - 255 0% to 100%
17 22 Red 5 000 - 255 0% to 100%
18 23 Green 5 000 - 255 0% to 100%
19 24 Blue 5 000 - 255 0% to 100%
20 25 Red 6 000 - 255 0% to 100%
21 26 Green 6 000 - 255 0% to 100%
22 27 Blue 6 000 - 255 0% to 100%
23 28 Red 7 000 - 255 0% to 100%
24 29 Green 7 000 - 255 0% to 100%
25 30 Blue 7 000 - 255 0% to 100%
26 31 Red 8 000 - 255 0% to 100%
27 32 Green 8 000 - 255 0% to 100%
28 33 Blue 8 000 - 255 0% to 100%
29 34 White 1 000 - 255 0% to 100%
30 35 White 2 000 - 255 0% to 100%
31 36 White 3 000 - 255 0% to 100%
32 37 White 4 000 - 255 0% to 100%
33 38	White 5 000	- 255 0% to 100%
34 39	White 6 000	- 255 0% to 100%
35 40	White 7 000	- 255 0% to 100%
36 41	White 8 000	- 255 0% to 100%

51CH Strobe RGB Pixel	56CH Pixel
Channel Channel Function Values
1	Center Dimmer	000	-255 0%	to 100%
2 Center Strobe		000	-005 Open
		006	-010 Closed
		011	-022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
		023	-033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
		034	-045 Ramp up slow to fast
		046	-056 Ramp up random slow to fast
		057	-068 Ramp down slow to fast
		069	-079 Ramp down random slow to fast
		080	-102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast
		103	-127	Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (short burst with break)
		128	-250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
		251	-255 Open
3	Center Strobe Duration	000	-255 Flash duration (0ms to 510ms)
4 1 Red Top 1 000	-255 0% to 100%
5 2 Green Top 1 000	-255 0% to 100%
6	3	Blue Top 1	000	-255	0% to 100%
7 4 Red Top 2 000	-255 0% to 100%
8 5 Green Top 2 000	-255 0% to 100%
9	6	Blue Top 2	000	-255	0% to 100%
10	7 Red	Top 3 000 - 255 0% to 100%
11	8 Green	Top 3 000 - 255 0% to 100%
12	9	Blue Top 3	000	-255	0% to 100%
13 10	Red Top 4 000 - 255	0% to 100%
14 11	Green	Top 4 000 - 255 0% to 100%
15	12	Blue Top 4	000	-255	0% to 100%
16 13	Red Top 5 000 - 255	0% to 100%
17 14	Green	Top 5 000 - 255 0% to 100%

18 15	Blue Top 5 000 - 255 0% to	100%
19 16	Red Top 6 000 - 255 0% to	100%
20 17	Green Top 6 000 - 255 0% to	100%
21 18	Blue Top 6 000 - 255 0% to	100%
22 19	Red Top 7 000 - 255 0% to	100%
23 20	Green Top 7 000 - 255 0% to	100%
24 21	Blue Top 7 000 - 255 0% to	100%
25 22	Red Top 8 000 - 255 0% to	100%
26 23	Green Top 8 000 - 255 0% to	100%
27 24	Blue Top 8 000 - 255 0% to	100%
28 25	Red Bottom 1 000 - 255 0% to	100%
29 26		GreenBottom 1	000 - 255 0% to 100%
30 27		BlueBottom 1	000 - 255 0% to 100%
31 28	Red Bottom 2 000 - 255 0% to	100%
32 29		GreenBottom 2	000 - 255 0% to 100%
33 30		BlueBottom 2	000 - 255 0% to 100%
34 31	Red Bottom 3 000 - 255 0% to	100%
35 32		GreenBottom 3	000 - 255 0% to 100%
36 33		BlueBottom 3	000 - 255 0% to 100%
37 34	Red Bottom 4 000 - 255 0% to	100%
38 35		GreenBottom 4	000 - 255 0% to 100%
39 36		BlueBottom 4	000 - 255 0% to 100%
40 37	Red Bottom 5 000 - 255 0% to	100%
41 38		GreenBottom 5	000 - 255 0% to 100%
42 39		BlueBottom 5	000 - 255 0% to 100%
43 40	Red Bottom 6 000 - 255 0% to	100%
44 41		GreenBottom 6	000 - 255 0% to 100%
45 42		BlueBottom 6	000 - 255 0% to 100%
46 43	Red Bottom 7 000 - 255 0% to	100%

47 44		Green Bottom 7	000	-255 0%	to 100%
48 45		Blue Bottom 7	000	-255 0%	to 100%
49 46	Red Bottom	8 000 - 255 0% to 100%
50 47		Green Bottom 8	000	-255 0%	to 100%
51 48		Blue Bottom 8	000	-255 0%	to 100%
	49 White 1 000 - 255	0% to	100%
	50 White 2 000 - 255	0% to	100%
	51 White 3 000 - 255	0% to	100%
	52 White 4 000 - 255	0% to	100%
	53 White 5 000 - 255	0% to	100%
	54 White 6 000 - 255	0% to	100%
	55 White 7 000 - 255	0% to	100%
	56 White 8 000 - 255	0% to	100%

60CH Pixel Strobe	65CH Pixel Strobe
Channel Channel Function Values
1 1 Dimmer 000 -	255				0% to 100%
2 2 Dimmer fine	000 - 255
3	3	Strobe Functions	000 - 005 Open
			006 - 010 Closed
			011 - 022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
			023 - 033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
			034 - 045 Ramp up slow to fast
			046 - 056 Ramp up random slow to fast
			057 - 068 Ramp down slow to fast
			069 - 079 Ramp down random slow to fast
			080 - 102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast
			103 - 127		Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (short burst with break)
			128 - 250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
			251 - 255 Open
	4	Strobe Duration	000 - 255 Flash duration (0ms to 510ms)
	5	Center Dimmer	000 - 255 0% to 100%
	6	Center Dimmer fine	001	- 255 0%	to 100%
	7 Center Strobe		000	- 005 Open
			006	- 010 Closed
			011	- 022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
			023	- 033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
			034	- 045 Ramp up slow to fast
			046	- 056 Ramp up random slow to fast
			057	- 068 Ramp down slow to fast
			069	- 079 Ramp down random slow to fast
			080	- 102 Random Strobe effect slow to fast
			103	- 127	Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (short burst with break)
			128	- 250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
			251	- 255 Open
	8	Center Strobe Duration	000	- 255 Flash duration (0ms to 510ms)
4	9	Device Settings(all settings executed are after holding value for 3 seconds)(please read remark 1*)	000	- 057 No function
			058	- 059 Pixel Mirroring Off
			060	- 061 Pixel Mirroring Vertical
			062	- 063 Pixel Mirroring Horizontal
			064	- 065 Pixel Mirroring Vertical + Horizontal
			066	- 073 No function
			074	- 075 Dimmer Response LED
			076	- 077 Dimmer Response Halogen
			078	- 119 No function
			120	- 121 PWM 1 (650 Hz)
			122	- 123 PWM 2 (1530 Hz)
			124	- 125 PWM 3 (3600 Hz)
			126	- 127 PWM 4 (12000 Hz)
			128	- 129 PWM 5 (18900 Hz)
			130	- 131 PWM 6 (25000 Hz)
			132	- 139 No function
			140	- 141 Display Always On
			142	- 143 Display Off after 20s
			144	- 163 No function
			164	- 165 Dimmer Curve Linear
			166	- 167 Dimmer Curve Exponential
			168	- 169 Dimmer Curve Logarithmic
			170	- 171 Dimmer Curve S-Curve
			172	- 239 No function
4	9	Device Settings(all settings executed are after holding value for 3 seconds)(please read remark 1*)	240 - 241 Load Factory Defaults
			242 - 243		Load Factory Defaults (without User Colors & Loops)
			244 - 245 Load User Default A
			246 - 247 Load User Default B
			248 - 249 Load User Default C
			250 - 255 no		function
5 10	Red Top 1 000 - 255 0% to	100%
6 11	Green Top 1 000 - 255 0% to	100%
7 12	Blue Top 1 000 - 255 0% to	100%
8 13	Red Top 2 000 - 255 0% to	100%
9 14	Green Top 2 000 - 255 0% to	100%
10 15	Blue Top 2 000 - 255 0% to	100%
11 16	Red Top 3 000 - 255 0% to	100%
12 17	Green Top 3 000 - 255 0% to	100%
13 18	Blue Top 3 000 - 255 0% to	100%
14 19	Red Top 4 000 - 255 0% to	100%
15 20	Green Top 4 000 - 255 0% to	100%
16 21	Blue Top 4 000 - 255 0% to	100%
17 22	Red Top 5 000 - 255 0% to	100%
18 23	Green Top 5 000 - 255 0% to	100%
19 24	Blue Top 5 000 - 255 0% to	100%
20 25	Red Top 6 000 - 255 0% to	100%
21 26	Green Top 6 000 - 255 0% to	100%
22 27	Blue Top 6 000 - 255 0% to	100%
23 28	Red Top 7 000 - 255 0% to	100%
24 29	Green Top 7 000 - 255 0% to	100%
25 30	Blue Top 7 000 - 255 0% to	100%
26 31	Red Top 8 000 - 255 0% to	100%
27 32	Green Top 8 000 - 255 0% to	100%
28 33	Blue Top 8 000 - 255 0% to	100%
29 34	Red Bottom 1 000 - 255 0% to	100%
30 35		GreenBottom 1	000 - 255 0%	to 100%
31 36		BlueBottom 1	000 - 255 0%	to 100%
32 37	Red Bottom	2 000 - 255 0%	to 100%
33 38		GreenBottom 2	000 - 255 0%	to 100%

34 39		Blue 2	000 - 255 0% to 100%
35 40 Red Bottom 3 000 - 255 0% to 100%
36 41	Green 3	000 - 255 0% to 100%
37 42	Blue 3	000 - 255 0% to 100%
38 43 Red Bottom 4 000 - 255 0% to 100%
39 44	Green 4	000 - 255 0% to 100%
40 45	Blue 4	000 - 255 0% to 100%
41 46 Red Bottom 5 000 - 255 0% to 100%
42 47	Bottom 5	000 - 255 0% to 100%
43 48	Bottom 5	000 - 255 0% to 100%
44 49 Red Bottom 6 000 - 255 0% to 100%
45 50	Bottom 6	000 - 255 0% to 100%
46 51	Bottom 6	000 - 255 0% to 100%
47 52 Red Bottom 7 000 - 255 0% to 100%
48 53	Bottom 7	000 - 255 0% to 100%
49 54	Bottom 7	000 - 255 0% to 100%
50 55 Red Bottom 8 000 - 255 0% to 100%
51 56	Bottom 8	000 - 255 0% to 100%
52 57	Blue	000 - 255 0% to 100%
53 58 White 1 000 - 255 0% to 100%
54 59 White 2 000 - 255 0% to 100%
55 60 White 3 000 - 255 0% to 100%
56 61 White 4 000 - 255 0% to 100%
57 62 White 5 000 - 255 0% to 100%
58 63 White 6 000 - 255 0% to 100%
59 64 White 7 000 - 255 0% to 100%
60 65 White 8 000 - 255 0% to 100%

D7CH Strobe	D8CH Strobe
Channel Channel Function Values
1 1 Dimmer 000 - 255 0% to 100%
2	2	Strobe Functions	000 - 005 Open
			006 - 010 Closed
			011 - 022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
			023 - 033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
			034 - 045 Ramp up slow to fast
			046 - 056 Ramp up random slow to fast
			057 - 068 Ramp down slow to fast
			069 - 079 Ramp down random slow to fast
			080 - 102 Ramp random Strobe effect slow to fast
			103 - 127		Strobe Break effect 5s to 1s (short burst with break)
			128 - 250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
			251 - 255 Open
3 3 Red 000 - 255 0% to 100%
4 4 Green 000 - 255 0% to 100%
5 5 Blue 000 - 255 0% to 100%
6	6	Center Dimmer	000 - 255 0% to 100%
	7	Center Strobe	000 - 005 Open
			006 - 010 Closed
			011 - 022 Ramp up/down slow to fast
			023 - 033 Ramp up/down random slow to fast
			034 - 045 Ramp up slow to fast
			046 - 056 Ramp up random slow to fast
			057 - 068 Ramp down slow to fast
			069 - 079 Ramp down random slow to fast
			080 - 102 Ramp random Strobe effect slow to fast
			103 - 127
			128 - 250 Strobe slow to fast (<1Hz to 20Hz)
			251 - 255 Open
7 8	DMX Delay	000 - 005 Off (no Delay)
		006 - 255 0,1s to 2,0s

EN: (1) After the adjustments have been made, set the value to 000 to avoid disturbance by endless function call.
DE: (1^) Nachdem die Einstellungen vorgenommen wurden, stellen Sie den Wert auf 000 ein, um Störungen durch endlosen Funktionsaufruf zu vermeiden.
FR: (1^) Une fois les ajustements effectués, reglez la valeur sur 000 pour éviter les perturbations par appel de fonction sans fin.
ES: (1^) Después de realizar los ajustes, establezca el valor en 000 para evaporar perturbaciones mediante una llama de función sin fin.
PL: (1) Po dokonaniu ustawien ustaw wartosc na 000, abyunikac zaklocen przyzniekończace sie wywołanie funkcj.
IT: (1^*) Dopo aver effettuato le regolazioni, impostare il valore su 000 per evitare disturbi causati da una chiamata a funzione infinita.