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USER MANUAL OPUS X4 PROFILE Cameo

Black optical beam projector with purple light source, mounted on a base (no visible text or symbols)

OPUS X4 PROFILE

LED PROFILE MOVING HEAD

CLOX4P

CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS / CONTENU /

CONTENIDO / TREŚĆ / CONTENUTO

ENGLISH

INFORMATION ON THIS USER MANUAL 6

INTENDED USE 6

EXPLANATIONS OF TERMS AND SYMBOLS 6

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 7

NOTES FOR PORTABLE INDOOR DEVICES 11

PACKAGING CONTENT 11

INTRODUCTION 11

CONNECTIONS AND OPERATING/DISPLAY ELEMENTS 12

OPERATION 15

SET-UP AND INSTALLATION 28

CARE, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR 30

REPLACING GOBOS 31

DIMENSIONS 33

TECHNICAL DATA 34

MINIMUM DISTANCE TO ILLUMINATED SURFACE 36

MINIMUM DISTANCE TO NORMALLY FLAMMABLE MATERIALS 36

DISPOSAL 36

MANUFACTURER'S DECLARATIONS 37

DEUTSCH

REPLACEMENT DES GOBOS 100

DIMENSIONS 102

CARACTÉRISTIQUES TECHNIQUES 103

DISTANCE MINIMALE PAR RAPPORT À LA SURFACE ÉCLAIRÉE 105

DISTANCE MINIMALE PAR RAPPORT AUX MATÉRIAUX INFLAMMABLES ORDINAIRES 105

MISE AU REBUT 105

DÉCLARATIONS DU FABRICANT 106

ESPAÑOL

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!

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

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

Use of the product that is not in accordance with 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.

This symbol indicates a device that may only be used in dry rooms.

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.
2. 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.
3. To disconnect the device from the mains at all poles, it is not sufficient to press the on/off switch on the device.
4. Make sure that the fuse used corresponds to the type specified on the device.
5. Make sure that appropriate measures have been taken against power surges (for example, lightning strike).
6. 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.
7. 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 0.3 m.
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 in the vicinity of radiators, heat accumulators, furnaces, 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 continuously 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 provided on the device always has 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.

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!
2. Stroboscopic effects may cause epileptic seizures in susceptible individuals!
3. Permanently installed lamps are built into these lighting units. These may not be replaced by the user. The lamps contained in this lighting unit may only be replaced by the manufacturer, its service partner, or a similarly qualified person.

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 CO_2 cannons, confetti shooters, water effects, or similar.

ATTENTION! POTENTIAL DAMAGE FROM EXTERNAL LIGHT SOURCES!

Solar radiation, laser radiation, and bundled light beams from other lights may damage the housing and internal components, such as filters, gobo and colour wheels, motors, cables, belts, as well as light sources!

Do not expose the device and especially the lens opening to direct sunlight, laser radiation, and bundled light beams from other lights during unpacking, installation, prolonged disuse, and operation! Always point the lens opening towards the floor when the device is not in use! Damage caused by external light sources is excluded from the manufacturer's warranty!

NOTES FOR PORTABLE INDOOR DEVICES

1. Temporary operation! Event equipment is generally only designed for temporary operation.
2. Continuous operation or permanent installation can impair the functionality of the device and cause premature ageing.

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.

The packaging content for the product includes:

▶ 1 × ORUSProfile Moving Head
▶ 1 × Mains cable
▶ 2 × Omega bracket
▶ User manual

INTRODUCTION

PROFESSIONAL LED PROFILE MOVING HEAD

CLOX4P

CONTROL FUNCTIONS:

34-, 41-, and 56-channel DMX control

Master/slave operation

Stand-alone operation

W-DMX ^TM

FEATURES:

1400 W LED. DMX512. W-DMX™. Art-Net and sACN. 5-pin DMX connections. 2× omega mounting bracket included. Operating voltage: 100–240 V AC.

The light 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 (item number CLIREMOTE).

CONNECTIONS AND OPERATING/DISPLAY ELEMENTS

WEIGHT: 44.0kg POWER IN AC 100 240V 50/60Hz FUSE T25AL/250V POWER CONSUMPTION: 1670W R6-2 NET IN DMX IN NET OUT DMX IN DMX OUT

1 POWER IN

TRUE1-compatible mains input socket. Operating voltage 100–240 V AC / 50–60 Hz. A suitable mains cable with TRUE1-compatible plug is included in the packaging content.

2 FUSE

Fuse holder for 10 × 38 mm fuses. IMPORTANT NOTE: Only replace the fuse with a fuse of the same type and value. In the event of repeated fuse failure, please contact an authorised service centre.

3 DMX IN

Male 3-pin and 5-pin XLR sockets for connection of a DMX control device (such as a DMX console). Only use the ports alternatively.

4 DMX OUT

Female 3-pin or 5-pin XLR sockets for sending the DMX control signal. Only use the ports alternatively.

5 NET IN / OUT

RJ45 network connectors for connecting to an Art-Net or sACN network in order to send the control signal. Use CAT 5e or better cables to set up the network.

6 W-DMX™ ANTENNA

Antenna for W-DMX ^TM control.

cameo® OPUS®X4 PROFILE 10 7 9 BACK 8

7 PRESSURE-SENSITIVE LC DISPLAY WITH ILLUMINATION

Thanks to the pressure-sensitive LC display, the device can be operated directly from the display (glove-compatible). The display shows the currently activated operating mode (main display), the menu items in the main menu and sub-menus, and the numerical value or status in specific menu items. If there is no control signal to the device, the display starts flashing; the flashing stops as soon as a control signal is available (W-DMX, DMX and slave operation, Art-Net and sACN).

8 ROTARY-PUSH ENCODER

Rotary-push encoder for navigating in the editing menu, adjusting system settings, and changing values and status in the corresponding menu items.

Starting from the main display, press the encoder to enter the main menu. Select the individual menu items in the main menu (such as Control, Settings, Info) and in the sub-menus by turning the encoder and confirm the selection by pressing the encoder. Change the value or status in a menu item by turning the encoder and confirm the change by pressing the encoder.

9 BACK

Briefly press BACK to go up one level in the menu structure. To go directly from the sub-menus to the main display, press and hold the BACK button for about 2 seconds.

10 USB INTERFACE

USB interface for updating the device firmware. In the “Service” menu, set the status for “USB update” to “Yes”. When available, download the latest firmware from the product page at www.cameolight.com, unzip it, and copy the files to a folder without special characters on a USB stick. Disconnect the moving head from the mains and all input connections (DMX/Ethernet), connect the USB stick to the USB interface, and reconnect the moving head to the mains. The USB stick is automatically recognised and shown in the display. Now navigate to the corresponding folder on the USB stick and click “ON” to confirm. The update procedure begins. If updates are required for several components, the procedure must be carried out individually for all updates. Do not remove the USB stick or disconnect the moving head from the mains during the update procedure.

BATTERY-POWERED DISPLAY

The battery-powered display can be activated even if the device is disconnected from the mains. To do this, press and hold the rotary-push encoder for approximately 2 seconds. You can now access device information and change and save system settings without mains connection. External control of the light is not activated in this case. For this reason, the display shows that there is no DMX signal even if a DMX signal is available at the device.

LOCK UNLOCK 11

11 PAN LOCK

Mechanical locking device used to prevent rotation of the head in the horizontal direction during transport (eight possible locking positions). Disconnect the unit from the mains and slide the locking lever towards the pan rotation axis, moving the head of the unit horizontally until one of the eight locking positions is found and the locking lever engages (LOCK). Unlock the locking device before device start-up (UNLOCK).

LOCK 12 UNLOCK

12 TILT LOCK

Mechanical locking device used to prevent rotation of the head in the vertical direction during transport (seven possible locking positions). Disconnect the unit from the mains and slide the locking lever towards the tilt rotation axis, moving the head of the unit vertically until one of the seven locking positions is found and the locking lever engages (LOCK). Unlock the locking device before device start-up (UNLOCK).

13 3

13 RECESSED GRIPS

In addition to the two transport handles on the base of the unit, there are convenient recessed grips at the top of the inner sides of the two device arms.

OPERATION

PLEASE NOTE

When the light is correctly connected to the mains, the Cameo logo is shown on the display during start-up and motor reset along with details of the device model. After this process, the light is ready for operation, and the previously activated operating mode is launched.

The main display is deactivated automatically after approximately two minutes of no input. Press BACK to go up one level in the sub-menus.

In the event of a technical fault, the warning triangle symbol appears in the top right-hand corner (tap for further information).

Controlled by DMX DMX Address 001 41ch Mode Next: 042 030°C Fan Auto

The light is operated firstly by means of the rotary-push encoder and the BACK button next to the display, and secondly the pressure-sensitive display (glove-compatible) itself can be used to access all menu items and configure settings intuitively as desired. The control panels in the main display and in the main menu or sub-menus and their functions are shown in the illustrations below. The fields marked grey in the illustration of the main display are control panels with direct access.

MAIN DISPLAY MAIN MENU AND SUB-MENUS

Main menu Controlled by ____ Warning 030°C Fan Auto

Temperature display Fan mode W-DMX settings

graph TD
    A["Back"] --> B["Enter"]
    B --> A
    C["Down"] --> B

Information on the main display in the operating modes with external control: In the event that the control signal is interrupted, the characters in the centre of the display begin flashing; once the control signal is present again, the flashing stops.

Error message: If the warning symbol (triangle with exclamation mark) appears in the display, there is an error in one or more of the device's components. Which components are affected can be seen in the System Info Menu under Error Info. If a restart or reset does not rectify the error, please contact an authorised service centre.

W-DMX™

To pair a W-DMX receiver with a W-DMX-compatible transmitter, the reset command must be executed in the menu item "WDMX" under "Receiver" (select and confirm reset). The receiver is now in pairing standby and waiting for a pairing request from a transmitter. Start the pairing by selecting "Link" in the menu of the transmitter and confirming; the pairing now takes place automatically. In the same way, several receivers can be paired simultaneously or one after the other to a transmitter (such as for master/slave operation). A W-DMX connection is always maintained until the connection is disconnected by means of the reset command in the receiver or the unlink command in the transmitter, regardless of whether a device has been disconnected from the power supply in the meantime.

W-DMX™ STATUS

W-DMX deactivated	W-DMX activated as receiver; not paired	W-DMX activated as receiver and paired; transmit-ter switched off or out of range	W-DMX activated as receiver and paired; no DMX signal	W-DMX activated as receiver and paired; DMX signal present	W-DMX activated as transmitter with G3 standard; DMX signal available

The following is a description of how to operate the light using the rotary-push encoder and the BACK button next to the display.

CONTROL MENU (Control)

The control menu is used to select the various operating modes and set their options in the respective sub-menus.

SETTING THE DMX START ADDRESS (DMX Address)

Starting from the main display, press the rotary-push encoder to enter the main menu. Select Control by turning the encoder and press the encoder to confirm. Now select DMX Address, confirm the selection, and then set the desired DMX start address. Confirm the setting.

---- Menu ---- ► Control Settings Info Service Quicklight Help

---- Control ---- ► DMX Address DMX Mode Network Stand Alone Slave Group 00

——— DMX Address ———— 001 Next: 042

SETTING THE DMX OPERATING MODE (DMX Mode)

Starting from the main display, press the rotary-push encoder to enter the main menu. Select Control by turning the encoder and press the encoder to confirm. Now select DMX Mode, confirm the selection, and then select the desired DMX operating mode. Confirm the selection.

----Menu---- ► Control Settings Info Service Quicklight Help

---- Control ---- DMX Address ► DMX Mode Network Stand Alone Slave Group 00

DMX Mode 34ch ► 41ch 56ch

NETWORK SETTINGS (Network)

Starting from the main display, press the rotary-push encoder to enter the main menu. Select Control by turning the encoder and press the encoder to confirm. Now select the Network menu item and confirm again.

----Menu----

▶ Control

Settings

Info

Service

Quicklight

Help

Control
DMX Address
DMX Mode
Network
Stand Alone
Slave	Group 00

Network

Protocol

Universe

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Signal Routing

Information on the sub-menu items in the “Network” menu and the corresponding setting options can be found in the table below (select by turning the encoder, confirm by pressing the encoder, change value or status by turning, confirm by pressing).

Art-Net network
Protocol	Artnet	Control via Art-Net
	sACN	Control via sACN
Universe	Absolute Univ.	Setting of the absolute Art-Net universe	Dependent on net, subnet, and universe
	Net	Setting of the Art-Net network	Depending on absolute universe
	Subnet	Setting of the Art-Net subnet
	Universe	Setting of the Art-Net universe
IP Address	xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx	Setting of the IP address: Select block, confirm, set value, confirm
Subnet Mask	xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx	Setting of the subnet mask: Select block, confirm, set value, confirm
Signal Routing	Send to XLR	Relaying of the control signal to XLR Out
	Backup by XLR	Control via XLR with network signal interruption
	Receive only	No connection between network signal and XLR connectors

sACN network
Protocol	Artnet	Control via Art-Net
	sACN	Control via sACN
Universe	Universe	Setting of the sACN universe
IP Address	xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx	Setting of the IP address: Select block, confirm, set value, confirm
Subnet Mask	xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx	Setting of the subnet mask: Select block, confirm, set value, confirm
Signal Routing	Send to XLR	Relaying of the control signal to XLR Out
	Backup by XLR	Control via XLR with network signal interruption
	Receive only	No connection between network signal and XLR connectors

STAND-ALONE MENU (Stand Alone)

In the stand-alone operating modes “Play Scene” and “Play Loop”, the control signal of the corresponding operating mode can be output to slave units via XLR (Master/Alone -> Master). If you do not want to output the control signal, deactivate the output (Master/Alone -> Alone).

Activate one of the eight available scenes (Scene 1–8) or one of the eight available loops (Loop 1–8). The scenes and loops are pre-programmed, but can be customised (Edit Scene/Edit Loop).

Starting from the main display, press the encoder to enter the main menu. Select Control by turning the encoder and press the encoder to confirm. Now select Stand Alone and confirm again.

---- Menu ---- ► Control Settings Info Service Quicklight Help

---- Control ---- DMX Address DMX Mode Network ► Stand Alone Slave Group 00

Stand Alone ► Master/Alone Play Scene/ Loop Edit Scene Edit Loop

Information on the sub-menu items in the “Stand-alone” menu and the corresponding setting options can be found in the table below (select by turning the encoder, confirm by pressing the encoder, change value or status by turning, confirm by pressing).

Stand Alone
Master/Alone	Master	Control signal is relayed via DMX OUT
		Delay Time	Off / 0.1s - 2.0s	Setting of a DMX delay for slave units
	Alone	Control signal is not relayed
Play Scene/ Loop	Scene	Scene 1 - 8	Selection and activation of the desired scene
	Loop	Loop 1 - 8	Selection and activation of the desired loop
Edit Scene	Scene 1 - 8	Pan	Set each scene individually. Scenes are activated by selecting them.
		Tilt
		Dimmer
		...
Edit Loop	Loop 1 - 8	Step	1 - 8	Selection of Step 1-8
		t-Step	0s - 20min	Setting of the step time
		t-Fade	0s - 20 min	Setting of the fade time
		Step 1 + 2: Scene	1 - 8	Selection of Scene 1-8
		Step 3 - 8: Scene	1 - 8 / Skip Step	Select Scene 1-8 or skip step

SLAVE MODE

Standard slave mode: Starting from the main screen, press the encoder to enter the main menu. Select Control by turning the encoder and press the encoder to confirm. Now select Slave and confirm, then select slave group 0 (Group 00) and confirm again. Connect the slave and master units (same model, same software version) using a DMX cable or via wireless DMX and activate one of the stand-alone operating modes (Play Scene/Loop) in the master unit. The slave unit will now follow the master unit.

Extended slave mode: If you wish to control the slave units in master/slave mode using the stand-alone operating mode Play Loop, 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 -> Master in the master unit; the delay factor is set 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 wireless DMX.

---- Menu ---- ► Control Settings Info Service Quicklight Help

---- Control ---- DMX Address DMX Mode Network Stand Alone ► Slave Group 00

Slave Group 00

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:

graph LR
    A["Master Unit\nMaster Delay 0.5s"] --> B["Slave Group\n00"]
    B --> C["Slave Group\n01"]
    C --> D["Slave Group\n02"]
    D --> E["Slave Group\n03"]
    E --> F["Slave Group\n03"]
    E --> G["Slave Group\n03"]
    F --> H["Slave Group\n04"]
    H --> I["Slave Group\n05"]

SYSTEM SETTINGS (Settings)

Starting from the main display, press the encoder to enter the main menu. Select Settings by turning the encoder and press the encoder to confirm.

---- Menu ---- Control ► Settings Info Service Quicklight Help

Settings ► Wireless Display Dimmer Movement Wheels Fan Signal Fail Store

This will take you to the sub-menu for setting the sub-menu items (see table, select by turning the encoder, confirm by pressing the encoder, change value or status by turning, confirm by pressing).

Settings (Bold print = factory setting)
Wireless	Wireless settings	State	On	Wireless module activated
			Off	Wireless module deactivated
		Operation Mode	Receive	Wireless module = receiver
			TX CRMX	Wireless module = transmitter with CRMX transmitter standard
			TX G4s	Wireless module = transmitter with G4s transmitter standard
			TX G3	Wireless module = transmitter with G3 transmitter standard
		Linking	Receive Receiver: Reset the receiver and make it ready for pairing
			Link	Transmitter: Pairing with compatible, ready-to-pair wireless devices
		Linking	Unlink	Transmitter: Disconnect wireless DMX connections
		Linking Key	Linking Key	Setting of the connection key
			CRMX Mode (only available when in operating mode = receive)	CRMX	Receiver standard = CRMX
				CRMX2	Receiver standard = CRMX2
			CRMX Universe	A - H	Selection of CRMX universe A to H
Wireless	Wireless settings	Universe Metadata	RGB Color Code	Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Cyan, Blue, Purple, White	RGB code for colour display of the universe
			Universe A 16 Name	character string with a customisable name that identifies the universe
		Bluetooth	On	Bluetooth switched on
			Off	Bluetooth switched off
			Pin	On	PIN request switched on (factory setting 081569)
				Off	PIN request switched off
		Signal Routing	Send to XLR	Relaying of the control signal to XLR (DMX OUT)
			Backup by Control via XLR (DMX IN) with wireless signal interruption
			Receive only	No connection between wireless DMX signal and XLR connectors
Display	Display settings	Reverse	On	180° display rotation (for example, for overhead installation)
			Off	No display rotation
			Auto	Automatic position detection (upright/overhead mounting)
		Off Timer	None	Permanently on
			20s	Deactivation after approximately 20 seconds of inactivity
Dimmer	Dimmer settings	Curve	Linear	Light intensity increases linearly with DMX value
			Exponential	Light intensity can be finely adjusted at lower DMX values and broadly adjusted at higher DMX values
			Logarithmic	Light intensity can be broadly adjusted at lower DMX values and finely adjusted at higher DMX values
			S-Curve	Light intensity can be finely adjusted at lower and higher DMX values and broadly adjusted at medium DMX values
Dimmer	Dimmer settings	PWM Frequency	650Hz, 1530Hz, 3600Hz, 12kHz, 18.9kHz, 25kHz	Selection of LED PWM frequency
		Response	LED	The light responds immediately to changes of the DMX value
			Halogen	The light behaves in a similar way to a halogen light with gradual changes of brightness
Movement	Head movements settings	Pan Reverse	On	Pan direction reversed
			Off	Pan direction not reversed
		Tilt Reverse	On	Tilt direction reversed
			Off	Tilt direction not reversed
		Pan Angle	630°	Pan angle 630°
			540°	Pan angle 540°
		Position Automatic position correction enabled
		Feedback	Off	Automatic position correction disabled
		Move in Black on during head movement
						Off	No blackout during head movement
		Silent Movement	On	Slowed motor movements for quieter operation
			Off	Function deactivated
		Reset Mode	Fast	The procedure for resetting movements is carried out with a reduced movement range in combination with calibration values. This makes faster and more subtle resetting movements possible.
			Normal	The procedure for resetting movements is carried out over the entire movement range
Wheels	Gobo and colour wheel settings	Gobo Wheel	Position	Clock-wise	Gobo wheel always rotates clockwise
				Short	Gobo wheel rotates the short-est distance
			Movement	Snap	Gobo wheel jumps directly back to the desired gobo when the relevant value is reached
				Scroll	Continuous rotation of the gobo wheels
Wheels	Gobo and colour wheel settings	Gobo Wheel	Colour Correction	On	Colour shift compensation is activated during gobo use
				Off	Function deactivated
		Color Wheel	Position	Clock-wise	Gobo wheel always rotates clockwise
				Short	Gobo wheel rotates the short-est distance
			Movement	Snap	Colour wheel jumps directly back to the desired colour filter when the relevant value is reached
				Scroll	Continuous rotation of the colour wheel
		Move in Black on in the event of value changes in the colour and gobo wheels
		Framing L & R Control	(Left & Right)	Standard function: The xA channel of the blade controls the left side of the blade x and the xB channel controls the right side
			P & A (Posi-tion & Angle)	Alternative control of the aperture sliders: The xA channel of the blade controls the insertion of the blade x and the xB channel controls the angle of the blade
Fan	Fan setting	Auto	Automatic fan control
		Off	Deactivated fan with greatly reduced brightness
		Constant Low	Constant low fan speed with reduced brightness, if necessary
		Constant Mid	Constant average fan speed with reduced brightness, if necessary
		Constant High	Constant high fan speed
Signal Fail	Operational status with DMX signal fault	Hold	Last command is retained
		Last Stand Alone	The last selected stand-alone operating mode is activated
		Fade to Black (10s)	10-second fade to blackout
		Blackout	Activates blackout
		Full	Full on
Store	Save settings in three custom presets	User A	Save all current settings as user preset A
		User B	Save all current settings as user preset B
		User C	Save all current settings as user preset C

SYSTEM INFORMATION (Info)

Starting from the main display, press the encoder to enter the main menu. Select Info by turning the encoder and press the encoder to confirm.

---- Menu ---- Control Settings ► Info Service Quicklight Help

---- Info ---- ► Firmware CRMX Module Temperature Fan Speed Runtime MAC Address RDM UID DMX Values Error Info

Information on the sub-menu items in the "Info" menu and the corresponding options can be found in the table below (select by turning the encoder, confirm by pressing the encoder).

Info
Firmware	DISP:	Vx.x.x	Display of the firmware version of the corresponding component
	NET:	Vx.x.x
	DIMMER:	Vx.x.x
	...	Vx.x.x	Display of the firmware version of the corresponding component
CRMX Module	Module installed	TimoTwo	Wireless module model
	Device Name	OPUSX4P	Device name
	Version	HW (Hardware) SW (Software)	Hardware version number Software version number
	Link Quality	%	Connection quality in per cent
	Data Source	None / DMX / Wireless Link / SPI / BLE	Information on the data source
	Status	Operational: DMX Data: RDM Identify: RF Link: Link State:	Status information
Temperature	LED	xxx °C/°F	Display of the temperature of the corresponding component
	Base	xxx °C/°F
	Temperature Unit	°C	Setting of the temperature unit (press ENTER to change)
		°F
Fan Speed	xxxx RPM	Display of the speed of the corresponding fan
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
MAC Address	xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx	MAC address
RDM UID	RDM unique identifier
DMX Values	Display of the DMX values present
Error Info	Error display in case of malfunction
DMX Table	Display of DMX mode tables

SERVICE MENU (Service)

Starting from the main display, press the encoder to enter the main menu. Select Service by turning the encoder and press the encoder to confirm.

---- Menu ---- Control Settings Info ► Service Quicklight Help

---- Service ---- ► Load Default Reset Test Reset Service Runtime USB-Update Password

Information on the sub-menu items in the “Service” menu and the corresponding options can be found in the table below (select by turning the encoder, confirm by pressing the encoder, change value or status by turning, confirm by pressing).

Service
Load Default	Factory Default	Reset to factory setting
	User A	Reset to user A values(save user values: Settings -> Store)
	User B	Reset to user B values(save user values: Settings -> Store)
	User C	Reset to user C values(save user values: Settings -> Store)
Reset	Pan/Tilt	Reset pan/tilt motors
	Head	Reset motors in the device head
	All	Reset all motors
Test	Test Sequence	Pre-programmed sequence to test all components
	Stress Test	Pre-programmed sequence to test all components under maximum load
	Motor Test	Activate all motors individually with values of 000 to 255
Reset Service Runtime	No	Do not reset service operation time
	Yes	Reset service operating time
USB Update	No	Do not run firmware update via USB interface
	Yes	Run firmware update via USB interface
Password	For service purposes only

QUICKLIGHT

Set up a scene quickly and easily using the basic moving head functions without an external controller. Starting from the main display, press the encoder to enter the main menu. Select Quick-light by turning the encoder and press the encoder to confirm. Select a menu item, confirm, and set the desired value. Confirm each value change.

---- Menu ---- Control Settings Info Service ► Quicklight Help

----Quicklight---- ► Pan 000 - 255 Tilt 000 - 255 Dimmer 000 - 255 Zoom 000 - 255 Focus 000 - 255

If the Quicklight operating mode is activated, the display does not automatically change to the main display; when leaving the Quicklight menu, Quicklight operating mode is automatically terminated. The settings in the Quicklight menu are retained until the next restart of the light; as a result, Quicklight can be accessed repeatedly with the same settings as long as the fixture remains switched on. After a restart, the values are reset to the Quicklight settings.

HELP (Help menu)

On three pages in the help menu, you will find: (1) information on quick commands that take you directly to specific menu items; (2) information on the division of the display into control panels in the main menu and the sub-menus; and (3) information on the device itself. Starting from the main display, press the encoder to enter the main menu. Select Help by turning the encoder and press the encoder to confirm. Now select the desired information again by turning the encoder.

---- Menu---- Control Settings Info Service Quicklight ► Help

Help Shortcuts Turn encoder in the home screen to change the DMX address Push & turn right to jump to the latest selected menu point Push BACK for 3 seconds to jump to the home screen without saving

Help Touchscreen In home screen. Press left upper corner to jump into main menu or symbols for appropriate point In menu: Each area works as button for navigating Back Enter

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ShortcutsMain display: The DMX start address can be changed directly by turning the encoderPress the encoder and turn it to the right to go to the last selected menu itemPress BACK for 3 seconds to return to the main display without saving

TouchscreenMain display: Press the top left corner to access the main menu or the icons for the corresponding menu itemIn the menu: Each area functions as a button for navigation

SET-UP AND INSTALLATION

DANGER: Overhead mounting requires extensive experience, including the calculation of the load limit values of the installation material and regular safety inspection of all installation materials and fixtures. If you do not have these qualifications, do not attempt to perform installation yourself. Refer instead to a qualified professional. There is a risk that devices that are incorrectly installed and secured may come loose and fall down. This can cause serious injury or death.

Thanks to its integrated rubber feet, the light can be positioned in a suitable location on a level surface. It can be truss-mounted using two omega brackets, which are attached to the base of the device (III. 1-A). If required, the two omega brackets can also be mounted on the appliance base rotated by 90^ (III. 2-A). Two omega brackets are included in the packaging content. Suitable truss clamps are available as an option. Ensure firm connections, and secure the light to the securing lug (B) with a suitable safety cable.

A B B A

Illustration 1

Technical diagram of a mechanical assembly with labeled components A and B, showing internal components and alignment arrows.

Illustration 2

USE POSITION

SE POSITION

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 care and maintenance required depends on the intensity of use and the environment in which it is used. We recommend a visual inspection before each operation. Furthermore, we recommend carrying out all the applicable service 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.

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

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)

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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! 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.

REPLACING GOBOS

ATTENTION:

Gobos may only be replaced by qualified personnel. If you are not qualified to do this, do not try to replace gobos yourself. Refer instead to professional companies.

When carrying out any work, make sure that no foreign bodies enter the housing!

When replacing the gobos, make sure that the gobos are inserted correctly into the corresponding gobo holder. Otherwise, heat damage to the gobos and gobo holders may occur!

1. Disconnect all poles of the device from the power supply (pull out the mains plug). Now lock the light head (pan and tilt lock).
2. Release the four locks on the cover of the device head on the side opposite the PAN LOCK (see markings in the illustration, bayonet lock with cross-slotted head, 1/4 turn to the left). Loosen the cover from the light head, loosen the cover's safety cable, and place it to one side.
3. Carefully disconnect the four-pin plug connection for the power and signal supply of the gobo module (blue marking in the illustration). Then loosen the two screws of the gobo module (centre module, see red markings in the drawing) and pull the module out of the device head.

Technical diagram of a mechanical device with labeled components and red circles highlighting specific areas.

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Technical line drawing of an internal mechanical assembly with multiple gears and shafts (no text or symbols)

1. Place the module on a clean, level surface with the gobo wheels facing upwards. To avoid contaminating the gobos and other components, please wear clean, lint-free gloves.
2. Removing the gobo holder

Removing the gobo holder in the upper gobo wheel:

• Lift the gobo holder slightly up on the gear and then pull it out of the gobo wheel.
  Removing the gobo holder in the lower gobo wheel:
• Slide the swivel arm with the animation wheel to the edge of the module as far as it will go.
• Turn the two colour wheels with "OPEN" over the opening in the centre of the module.
• Turn the upper gobo wheel with "OPEN" over the opening in the centre of the module.
• Turn the lower gobo wheel until the desired gobo is positioned over the opening in the centre of the module.
• Grab onto the gobo from above and from below using one finger from each hand, press it down slightly, and then pull the gobo with the gobo holder to the side and out of the gobo wheel.
• The gobo can now be removed from the holder and replaced with another one.

Technical line drawing of a mechanical gear assembly with three views: circular, oval, and toroidal (no text or symbols)

1. Then place the gobo holder back into the respective gobo wheel, ensuring that the gobo holder is correctly positioned in the corresponding recess. For rotating gobos, you can check that the gobo is positioned correctly by turning the gobo wheel. The gobo must rotate without catching.
2. Re-install the module in the light head, secure it with the two previously loosened screws, and reconnect the plug for the power and signal supply to the corresponding port.
3. Re-attach the cover's safety cable to the corresponding position in the device head, place the cover on the device head, and secure it with the four locks (bayonet lock, 1/4 turn to the right).

DIMENSIONS (mm)

280 142 707 435 99 115 492 358 642 830 441 312 119

TECHNICAL DATA

Photometric data
Illuminant type LED
Light output 1400 W
Lighting power 50,000 lm
Light intensity – indicated value 37,000 lx
Light intensity – distance 10 m
Light intensity – angle 5.5°
Light intensity (2) – indicated value 1,100 lx
Light intensity (2) – distance 10 m
Light intensity (2) – angle 48°
Diameter front lens 193 mm
Beam angle 5.5°–48°
Field angle 6°–50°
Focusing Motorised
LED PWM frequency	650 Hz; 1,530 Hz; 3,600 Hz; 12 kHz; 18.9 kHz; 25 kHz
Dimmer resolution	16 bit
Dimmer curves	Linear; exponential; logarithmic; S-curve
Colours
Colour mixing functions	CMY + CTO
LED colours White
Correlated colour temperature (CCT)	6000K
CTO function	Linear CTO + Fixed CTO/CTB Filter on second colour wheel
Min. colour rendering index (CRI)	69 (high CRI filter: 90)
Colour wheels	2
Colour wheel 1 – functions	Scroll/snap
Colour wheel 1 – colours	Open; Deep Red; Medium Blue; Deep Green; Amber; Deep Blue
Colour wheel 2 – functions	Scroll/snap
Colour wheel 2 – colours	Open; CTO 2600K; CTO 3200K; CTB 7500K; CTB 9000K; High CRI
Movement
Pan	0°–270°
Tilt	0°–540°/630°
Effects
Gobo wheels	2
Gobo wheel 1 – functions	Rotatable + indexable + scroll/snap
Gobo wheel 1 – gobos	6 + Open
Gobo wheel 2 – functions	Rotatable + indexable + scroll/snap
Gobo wheel 2 – gobos	6 + Open

Prism levels 1 plane with 2 prisms

Strobe 1–20 Hz

Iris Yes

Frost 2 × on the same level

Animation Yes

Aperture slider Yes

Rotation module +/- 60°

Control system

Control protocols	Art-Net, CRMX, DMX512; RDM, sACN, W-DMX (transceiver)
Number of DMX control modes 3
Further DMX functions System settings
Stand-alone operating modes	Play Scene; Play Loop; Master-Slave; Slave Grouping
Special features in the system settings	Mains-independent configuration of system settings possible
Data input connection RJ45 socket
Data output connector RJ45 socket

Mains operation

Operating voltage 100–240 V AC 50–60 Hz
Power consumption	1670 W
Min. power factor Cos Phi (230 V)	0.99
Current consumption	7.3 A
Mains connection TRUE1-compatible
Fuse	T25AL/250 V
Fuse replacement	Possible from the outside without opening

Housing

Housing material	ABS
Surface coating	Powder-coated
Colour	Black

Cooling

Cooling system	Temperature-dependent fan control
Cooling modes	Auto, Maximum, Silent, On/Off

Ambient conditions

Protection class	IP20
Risk group	RG2
Ambient temperature	0–40°C
Maximum humidity	<80%, non-condensing
Minimum distance to illuminated surface	5 m
Minimum distance to normally flammable materials	0.5 m

Dimensions and weight

Width 441 mm

Height 830 mm

Depth 312 mm

Weight 44.0 kg

Additional features

Included accessories 2 × omega bracket + mains cable

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

Three circular diagrams showing a vehicle under sunlight, connected to a warning device with warning symbol, and connected to a device with bidirectional arrow.

HINWEISE FÜR ORTSVERÄNDERLICHE INDOOR-GERÄTE

Controlled by DMX DMX Address 001 41ch Mode Next: 042 030°C Fan Auto

Stand Alone ► Master/Alone Play Scene/ Loop Edit Scene Edit Loop

Slave Group 00

graph LR
    A["Master Unit\nMaster Delay 0.5s"] --> B["Slave Group\n00"]
    B --> C["Slave Group\n01"]
    C --> D["Slave Group\n02"]
    D --> E["Slave Group\n03"]
    E --> F["Slave Group\n04"]
    F --> G["Slave Group\n05"]
    B --> H["No Delay"]
    C --> I["0.5s Delay"]
    D --> J["1s Delay"]
    E --> K["1.5s Delay"]
    F --> L["2s Delay"]
    G --> M["2.5s Delay"]
    E --> N["Slave Group\n03"]
    F --> O["Slave Group\n03"]

----Menu----
Control
Settings
Info
Service
Quicklight
▶ Help

--------Help--------

Shortcuts

Turn encoder in the home screen to change the DMR address

Push & turn-right to jump to the latest selected menu point

Push BACK for 3 seconds to jump to the home screen without saving

Back

Other

Cameo

Opus X4

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Technical diagram of a mechanical assembly with labeled components A, B, and directional arrows indicating assembly or assembly.

Abbildung 1

Technical diagram of a mechanical assembly with labeled components A and B, showing internal components and alignment arrows.

Abbildung 2

GEBRAUCHSLAGE

EBRAUCHSLAGE

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Technical line drawing of a vehicle's internal components, showing fan and motor assembly (no text or symbols)

Technical line drawing of an internal mechanical assembly with multiple gears and shafts (no text or labels)

Technical line drawing of mechanical components including a coiled spring and a meshed gear (no text or symbols)

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▶ 1 Lyre asservie OPUS X4 Profile

INTRODUCTION

Controlled by DMX DMX Address 001 41ch Mode Next: 042 030°C Fan Auto

Network

Protocol

Universe

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Signal Routing

Stand Alone ► Master/Alone Play Scene/ Loop Edit Scene Edit Loop

graph LR
    A["Master Unit\nMaster Delay 0.5s"] --> B["Slave Group\n00"]
    B --> C["Slave Group\n01"]
    C --> D["Slave Group\n02"]
    D --> E["Slave Group\n03"]
    E --> F["Slave Group\n03"]
    E --> G["Slave Group\n03"]
    F --> H["Slave Group\n04"]
    G --> I["Slave Group\n05"]

PARAMÈTRES SYSTÈME (Settings)

--------Help Shortcuts Turn encoder in the home screen to change the DMX address Push & turn right to jump to the latest selected menu point Push BACK for 3 seconds to jump to the home screen without saving

Help Touchscreen In home screen. Press left upper corner to jump into main menu or symbols for appropriate point In menu. Each area works as button for navigating Back Enter

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Technical diagram of a mechanical assembly with labeled components A, B, and directional arrows indicating assembly or movement.

Illustration 1

Technical diagram of a mechanical assembly with labeled components A and B, showing structural details and mounting points.

Illustration 2

POSITION D'UTILISATION

ENTRETIEN, MAINTENANCE ET RÉPARATION

REPLACEMENT DES GOBOS

ATTENTION :

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Technical line drawing of a mechanical device interior with labeled components (no text or symbols present)

Technical line drawing of an internal mechanical assembly with multiple gears and shafts (no text or symbols)

Technical line drawing of a mechanical gear assembly with two circular components and a meshed ring (no text or symbols)

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Directive CEM (2014/30/UE)

RoHS (2011/65/EU)

RED (2014/53/EU)

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NOTAS PARA EQUIPOS PORTÁTILES QUE SE INSTALAN EN INTERIORES

Controlled by DMX DMX Address 001 41ch Mode Next: 042 030°C Fan Auto

Network

Protocol

Universe

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Signal Routing

Stand Alone ► Master/Alone Play Scene/ Loop Edit Scene Edit Loop

graph LR
    A["Master Unit\nMaster Delay 0.5s"] --> B["Slave Group\n00"]
    B --> C["Slave Group\n01"]
    C --> D["Slave Group\n02"]
    D --> E["Slave Group\n03"]
    E --> F["Slave Group\n03"]
    E --> G["Slave Group\n03"]
    F --> H["Slave Group\n04"]
    H --> I["Slave Group\n05"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style I fill:#f9f,stroke:#333

AJUSTES DEL SISTEMA (Settings)

Help Shortcuts Turn encoder in the home screen to change the DMX address Push & turn right to jump to the latest selected menu point Push BACK for 3 seconds to jump to the home screen without saving

Help Touchscreen In home screen. Press left upper corner to jump into main menu or symbols for appropriate point In menu. Each area works as button for navigating Back Enter

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Atajos

Technical diagram of a mechanical assembly with labeled components A, B, and directional arrows indicating assembly or assembly.

Figura 1

Technical diagram of a mechanical assembly with labeled components A and B, showing internal components and alignment arrows.

Figura 2

POSICIÓN DE USO

OSICION DE USO

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Horizontal 0°-270°

Vertical 0°-540°/630°

Efectos

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Controlled by DMX DMX Address 001 41ch Mode Next: 042 030°C Fan Auto

----Menu----

▶ Control

Settings

Info

Service

Quicklight

Help

Control
DMX Address
DMX Mode
Network
Stand Alone
Slave	Group 00

Network

Protocol

Universe

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Signal Routing

Stand Alone ► Master/Alone Play Scene/ Loop Edit Scene Edit Loop

graph LR
    A["Master Unit\nMaster Delay 0.5s"] --> B["Slave Group\n00"]
    B --> C["Slave Group\n01"]
    C --> D["Slave Group\n02"]
    D --> E["Slave Group\n03"]
    E --> F["Slave Group\n03"]
    F --> G["Slave Group\n03"]
    G --> H["Slave Group\n04"]
    H --> I["Slave Group\n05"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style I fill:#f9f,stroke:#333

----Menu----

Control

▶ Settings

Info

Service

Quicklight

Help

Settings

Wireless

Display

Dimmer

Movement

Wheels

Fan

Signal Fail

Store

KONFIGURACJA I INSTALACJA

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llustracja 1

Technical diagram of a mechanical assembly with labeled components A and B, showing internal components and alignment arrows.

llustracja 2

POZYCJA UŻYTKOWANIA

PIELEGNACJA, KONSERWACJA I NAPRAWA

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Technical line drawing of a vehicle's internal components, showing fan and motor assembly (no text or labels)

Technical line drawing of a mechanical assembly with multiple gears and housing (no text or symbols)

Technical line drawing of a mechanical gear assembly with three views: circular, oval, and toroidal (no text or symbols)

Obrót 0°–270° Tilt 0°–540°/630°

Efekty

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Three circular diagrams showing a vehicle under sunlight, connected to a warning sign and connected to a device with bidirectional arrow.

NOTE PER I DISPOSITIVI MOBILI PER INTERNI

13 IMPUGNATURE A INCASSO

Controlled by DMX DMX Address 001 41ch Mode Next: 042 030°C Fan Auto

Network

Protocol

Universe

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Signal Routing

Stand Alone ► Master/Alone Play Scene/ Loop Edit Scene Edit Loop

graph LR
    A["Master Unit\nMaster Delay 0.5s"] --> B["Slave Group\n00"]
    B --> C["Slave Group\n01"]
    C --> D["Slave Group\n02"]
    D --> E["Slave Group\n03"]
    E --> F["Slave Group\n03"]
    F --> G["Slave Group\n03"]
    G --> H["Slave Group\n04"]
    H --> I["Slave Group\n05"]
    style B stroke:#000,stroke-width:2px
    style C stroke:#000,stroke-width:2px
    style D stroke:#000,stroke-width:2px
    style E stroke:#000,stroke-width:2px
    style F stroke:#000,stroke-width:2px
    style G stroke:#000,stroke-width:2px
    style H stroke:#000,stroke-width:2px
    style I stroke:#000,stroke-width:2px

IMPOSTAZIONI DI SISTEMA (Settings)

Help Shortcuts Turn encoder in the home screen to change the DMX address Push & turn right to jump to the latest selected menu point Push BACK for 3 seconds to jump to the home screen without saving

Help Touchscreen In home screen. Press left upper corner to jump into main menu or symbols for appropriate point In menu. Each area works as button for navigating Back Enter

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Scorciatoie

Technical diagram of a mechanical assembly with labeled components A, B, and directional arrows indicating assembly or movement.

Figura 1

Technical diagram of a mechanical assembly with labeled components A and B, showing internal components and alignment arrows.

Figura 2

Technical line drawing of a mechanical gear assembly with two circular components and a meshed shaft (no text or symbols)

Pan 0°–270°

Tilt 0°-540°/630°

Effetti

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34CHBasic	41CHStandard	56CHExtended
Channel	Channel	Channel	Function	Values				Subgroup	Group
1 1 1	Pan 000	-255 0% to 100%	Pan	Move-					ment
2 2 2	Pan fine	000 - 255
3 3 3	Tilt 000	-255 0% to 100%	Tilt
4 4 4	Tilt fine	000 - 255
5 5 5	Dimmer	000 - 255 0% to 100%	000	Dimmer Intensity
	6 6 Dimmer	fine	000	255
6 7 7	Strobe		Functions	000	005 Open Multi-			functional Strobe	Strobe
				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 LED	Segment Dim	000	005 All segments on LED			Segment Control	LED Segments
		8 LED	Segment Dim	006 -	17	7 Fade	Sparkle FX in 0 - 100%	LED Segment Control	LED Segments
				178 -	18	0 Only	LED segment 1 on
				181 -	18	3 Only	LED segment 2 on
				184 -	18	6 Only	LED segment 3 on
				187 -	18	9 Only	LED segment 4 on
				190 -	19	2 Only	LED segment 5 on
				193 -	19	5 Only	LED segment 6 on
				196 -	19	8 Only	LED segment 7 on
				199 -	20	1 Only	LED segment 8 on
				202 -	20	4 Only	LED segment 9 on
				205 -	20	7 Only	LED segment 1 & 2 & 3 on
				208 -	21	0 Only	LED segment 4 & 5 & 6 on
				211 -	21	3 Only	LED segment 7 & 8 & 9 on
				214 -	21	6 Only	LED segment 1 & 3 & 5 & 7 & 9 on
				217 -	21	9 Only	LED segment 2 & 4 & 6 & 8 on
				220 -	22	2 Only	LED segment 1 & 9 on
				223 -	22	5 Only	LED segment 2 & 8 on
				226 -	22	8 Only	LED segment 3 & 7 on
				229 -	23	1 Only	LED segment 4 & 5 on
				232 -	23	4 Only	LED segment 1 & 2 on
				235 -	23	7 Only	LED segment 2 & 3 on
				238 -	24	0 Only	LED segment 3 & 4 on
				241 -	24	3 Only	LED segment 4 & 5 on
				244 -	24	6 Only	LED segment 5 & 6 on
				247 -	24	9 Only	LED segment 6 & 7 on
		8 LED	Segment Dim	250 -	25	2 Only	LED segment 7 & 8 on	LED Segment Control	LED Segments
				253 -	25	5 Only	LED segment 8 & 9 on
		9 Sparkle FX		000 -	00	5 No function LED		Segment Chaser
				006 -	02	0 Chaser 1 jump (slow to fast)
				021 -	03	5 Chaser 2 jump (slow to fast)
				036 -	05	0 Chaser 3 jump (slow to fast)
				051 -	06	5 Chaser 4 jump (slow to fast)
				066 -	08	0 Chaser 5 jump (slow to fast)
				081 -	09	5 Chaser 6 jump (slow to fast)
				096 -	11	0 Chaser 7 jump (slow to fast)
				111 -	12	5 Chaser 8 jump (slow to fast)
				126 -	14	0 Chaser 1 fade (slow to fast)
				141 -	15	5 Chaser 2 fade (slow to fast)
				156 -	17	0 Chaser 3 fade (slow to fast)
				171 -	18	5 Chaser 4 fade (slow to fast)
				186 -	20	0 Chaser 5 fade (slow to fast)
				201 -	21	5 Chaser 6 fade (slow to fast)
				216 -	23	0 Chaser 7 fade (slow to fast)
				231 -	24	5 Chaser 8 fade (slow to fast)
				246 -	25	5 No function

7 8 10	Cyan 000 - 255 0% to 100 % Sub-					tractiveColourMixing	Colour
		11 Cyan fine 000 - 255
8 9 12	Magenta 000 - 255 0% to 100%
		13 Magentafine	000 - 255
9 10 14	Yellow 000 - 255 0% to 100%
		15 Yellowfine	000 - 255
10 11	16 CTO 000 - 255 0% to 100%
		17 CTO fine 000 - 255
11 12	18 Colour	Wheel 1	000 - 000 Open Colour			Wheel 1
			001 - 031 Open -> Deep Red
			032 - 032 Deep Red
			033 - 063 Deep Red -> MediumBlue
			064 - 064 Medium Blue
			065 - 095 Medium Blue -> DeepGreen
			096 - 096 Deep Green
			097 - 127 Deep Green -> Amber
			128 - 128 Amber
			129 - 159 Amber -> Deep Blue
			160 - 160 Deep Blue
			161 - 191 Deep Blue -> Open
			192 - 192 Open
			193 - 223 Colour Wheel Rotationfast to slow
			224 - 224 Colour Wheel Rotationstop
			225 - 255 Colour Wheel Rotationslow to fast (back-wards)
12 13	19 Colour	Wheel 2	000 - 000 Open Colour			Wheel 2
			001 - 031 Open -> CTO 2600K
			032 - 032 CTO 2600K
			033 - 063 CTO 2600K -> CTO3200K
			064 - 064 CTO 3200K
			065 - 095 CTO 3200K -> CTB7500K
			096 - 096 CTB 7500K
			097 - 127 CTB 7500K -> CTB9000K

12 13	19 Colour		Wheel 2	128 - 128 CTB 9000K Colour			Wheel 2	Colour
				129 - 159 CTB 9000K -> High CRI
				160 - 160 High CRI
				161 - 191 High CRI -> Open
				192 - 192 Open
				193 - 223 Colour Wheel Rotation fast to slow
				224 - 224 Colour Wheel Rotation stop
				225 - 255 Colour Wheel Rotation slow to fast (back- wards)
13 14	20 Gobo		Wheel 1	000 - 005 Open Gobo			Wheel 1 (rotating Gobos)	Gobo
				006 - 023 Open -> Gobo1
				024 - 024 Gobo 1
				025 - 042 Gobo 1 -> Gobo 2
				043 - 043 Gobo 2
				044 - 061 Gobo 2 -> Gobo 3
				062 - 062 Gobo 3
				063 - 080 Gobo 3 -> Gobo 4
				081 - 081 Gobo 4
				082 - 099 Gobo 4 -> Gobo 5
				100 - 100 Gobo 5
				101 - 118 Gobo 5 -> Gobo 6
				119 - 119 Gobo 6
				120 - 137 Gobo 6 -> Open
				138 - 142 Open
				143 - 149 Gobo 1 Shake (slow -> fast)
				150 - 156 Gobo 2 Shake (slow -> fast)
				157 - 163 Gobo 3 Shake (slow -> fast)
				164 - 170 Gobo 4 Shake (slow -> fast)
				171 - 177 Gobo 5 Shake (slow -> fast)
				178 - 184 Gobo 6 Shake (slow -> fast)
				185 - 192 Open
				193 - 223 Gobo Wheel rotation fast to slow
13 14	20 Gobo		Wheel 1	224 -	224 Gobo	Wheel rotation Stop	Gobo Wheel 1 (rotating Gobos)	Gobo
				225 -	255 Gobo	Wheel rotation slow to fast (backwards)
14 15	21 Gobo		Wheel 1 Gobo Position	000 -	128 Gobo	Position 0^ ... 540^
				129 -	191 Gobo	Rotation fast to slow
				192 -	192 Gobo	Rotation Stop
				193 -	255 Gobo	Rotation slow to fast (backwards)
	16 22	Gobo	Wheel 1 Gobo Position fine	000 -	255 Gobo	Position fine
15 17	23 Gobo		Wheel 2	000 -	005 Open	Gobo	Wheel 2 (rotating Gobos)
				006 -	023 Open -> Gobo1
				024 -	024 Gobo 1
				025 -	042 Gobo 1 -> Gobo 2
				043 -	043 Gobo 2
				044 -	061 Gobo 2 -> Gobo 3
				062 -	062 Gobo 3
				063 -	080 Gobo 3 -> Gobo 4
				081 -	081 Gobo 4
				082 -	099 Gobo 4 -> Gobo 5
				100 -	100 Gobo 5
				101 -	118 Gobo 5 -> Gobo 6
				119 -	119 Gobo 6
				120 -	137 Gobo 6 -> Open
				138 -	142 Open
				143 -	149 Gobo 1 Shake (slow -> fast)
				150 -	156 Gobo 2 Shake (slow -> fast)
				157 -	163 Gobo 3 Shake (slow -> fast)
				164 -	170 Gobo 4 Shake (slow -> fast)
				171 -	177 Gobo 5 Shake (slow -> fast)
15 17	23 Gobo		Wheel 2	178	184	Gobo 6 Shake (slow -> fast)	Gobo Wheel 2 (rotating Gobos)	Gobo
				185	192	Open
				193	223	Gobo Wheel rotation fast to slow
				224	224	Gobo Wheel rotation Stop
				225	255	Gobo Wheel rotation slow to fast (back- wards)
16 18	24 Gobo		Wheel 2 Gobo Position	000	128	Gobo Position 0^ ·s 540^
				129	191	Gobo Rotation fast to slow
				192	192	Gobo Rotation Stop
				193	255	Gobo Rotation slow to fast (backwards)
	19 25	Gobo	Wheel 2 Gobo Position fine	000	255	Gobo Position fine
17 20	26 Zoom	000 -	255 Narrow to Wide Zoom Beam
		27 Zoom fine 000	- 255
18 21	28 Focus	000 -	255 0% to 100% Focus
	22 29	Focus fine	000 - 255
	23 30	Auto	Focus	000 - 005 No function
				006 - 036 3m
				037 - 067 5m
				068 - 098 10m
				099 - 129 15m
				130 - 160 20m
				161 - 191 30m
				192 - 222 50m
				223 - 255 100m
	24 31	Auto	Focus Adjust	000 - 255 Auto Focus Adjustment
19 25	32 Iris	000 - 191 Open to Close	Close Iris
				192 - 200 Pulse slow to fast (with Dim)

19 25	32 Iris 201 - 209	Pulse slow	to fast			(without Dim)	Iris Beam
			210	21	8 Pulse Random slow to fast (without Dim)
			219	22	7 Ramp up slow to fast (with Dim)
			228	23	6 Ramp up slow to fast (without Dim)
			237	24	5 Ramp down slow to fast (with Dim)
			246	25	5 Ramp down slow to fast (without Dim)
20 26	33 Prism		Selection	000	005 No Prism Prism
				006	130 Prism 1 (5-face circular)
				131	255 Prism 2 (8-face circular)
21 27	34 Prism		Rotation	000	128 Prism Position 0^ to 540^
				129	191 Prism Rotation fast to slow
				192	192 Prism Rotation Stop
				193	255 Prism Rotation slow to fast (backwards)
22 28	35 Frost	000 - 000 No Frost	Frost
				001	128 0% to 100% Light Frost
				129	129 No Frost
				130	255 0% to 100% Medium Frost
23 29	36 Animation		Wheel	000	255 Animation Wheel In 0 - 100%	Animation Wheel
24 30	37 Animation		Wheel Rotation	000	128 Animation Wheel Posi- tion 0^ to 540^
				129	191 Animation Wheel Rota- tion fast to slow
				192	192 Animation Wheel Rota- tion Stop
				193	255 Animation Wheel Rotation slow to fast (backwards)

25 31	38 Blade	1A 000	- 255 0%	- 100%	Framing		Blades	Framing
		39 Blade	1A fine	000 -	255
26 32	40 Blade	1B 000	- 255 0%	- 100%
		41 Blade	1B fine	000 -	255
27 33	42 Blade	2A 000	- 255 0%	- 100%
		43 Blade	2A fine	000 -	255
28 34	44 Blade	2B 000	- 255 0%	- 100%
		45 Blade	2B fine	000 -	255
29 35	46 Blade	3A 000	- 255 0%	- 100%
		47 Blade	3A fine	000 -	255
30 36	48 Blade	3B 000	- 255 0%	- 100%
		49 Blade	3B fine	000 -	255
31 37	50 Blade	4A 000	- 255 0%	- 100%
		51 Blade	4A fine	000 -	255
32 38	52 Blade	4B 000	- 255 0%	- 100%
		53 Blade	4B fine	000 -	255
33 39	54 Shape		Rotation	000 -	255 0%	- 100% Rotation
	40 55	Shape	Rotation fine	000 -	255

34 41 56
Device Settings(all settings executed are after holding value for 3 seconds) (please read remark 1*)
	000 - 005 No function Control			Blackout
	006 - 007 Blackout while P/Tmoving On
	008 - 009 Blackout while P/Tmoving Off
	010 - 011 Blackout while Wheelsmoving On
	012 - 013 Blackout while Wheelsmoving Off
	014 - 017 No function
	018 - 019 Sleep Mode On Energy			Saving
	020 - 021 Sleep Mode Off/WakeUp
	022 - 024 No function
	025 - 025 Record Scene 1 User			Colours
	026 - 026 Record Scene 2
	027 - 027 Record Scene 3
	028 - 028 Record Scene 4
	029 - 029 Record Scene 5
	030 - 030 Record Scene 6
	031 - 031 Record Scene 7
	032 - 032 Record Scene 8			Colours
	033 - 041 No function
	042 - 043 Invert Pan On Move-			ment
	044 - 045 Invert Pan Off
	046 - 047 Invert Tilt On
	048 - 049 Invert Tilt Off
	050 - 051 Pan Angle 540°
	052 - 053 Pan Angle 630°
	054 - 073 No Function
	074 - 075 Dimmer Response LED Dimming
	076 - 077 Dimmer Response Halogen
	078 - 093 No function
	094 - 095 Silent movement On Noise			Functions
	096 - 097 Silent movement Off
	098 - 099 Fan Auto
	100 - 101 Fan Off
	102 - 103 Fan Constant Low
	104 - 105 Fan Constant Medium
	106 - 107 Fan Constant High
	108 - 119 No function

34 41 56			Device Settings(all settings executed are after holding value for 3 seconds) (please read remark 1*)	120 - 121 PWM 1 (650 Hz) PWM Fre-	quency	Control
			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 Display
			142 - 143 Display Off after 20s	Functions
			144 - 147 No function
			148 - 149 Colour Wheel Snap Wheel
			150 - 151 Colour Wheel Scroll	Move-ment
			152 - 153 Gobo Wheel Snap
			154 - 155 Gobo Wheel Scroll	GoboColourCorrec-tion
			156 - 157 Gobo Colour CorrectionOn
			158 - 159 Gobo Colour CorrectionOff
			160 - 161 No Function Reserved
			162 - 163 No Function
			164 - 165 Dimmer Curve Linear Dimmer166 - 167 Dimmer Curve Expo- nential	Curve
			168 - 169 Dimmer Curve Loga- rithmic
			170 - 171 Dimmer Curve S-Curve
			172 - 209 No function
			210 - 211 Colour Wheel Shortest Way	WheelPosition-ing
			212 - 213 Colour Wheel Clockwise
			214 - 215 Gobo Wheel Shortest Way	FramingControl
			216 - 217 Gobo Wheel Clockwise tion & Angle
			222 - 223 Reset Pan / Tilt Reset
			224 - 233 No function
			234 - 235 Reset Head
			236 - 237 Reset All
			238 - 239 No function

34 41	56		Device Settings(all settings executed are after holding value for 3 seconds) (please read remark 1*)	240 -	24	1 Load	Factory Defaults Load	Default	Control
				242 -	24	3 No Function
				244 -	24	5 Load	User Default A
				246 -	24	7 Load	User Default B
				248 -	24	9 Load	User Default C
				250 -	25	5 No function

EN: (1*) After the adjustments have been made, set the value to 000 to avoid disturbance by endless function call.