CLS Colour Par 12
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1. DISP MANUAL MANL CH 4 Blue Sets relative intensity of Blue Actual value is subject to Master Dimmer channels The Colour Macro Scroll Channel will override this channel 0 4 No Output 5 255 Intensity Off to Full On CH 5 Colour Macro Scroll The Colour Macro Scroll selects between 16 colours and two Colour Scroll Modes The first Colour Scroll Mode snaps between colours the second Colour Scroll Mode fades between colours This will override the relative values set by the individual RGB channels 2 3 amp 4 STANDALONE STAL g Creative Lighting Solutions Control Panel Menu Table The following table describes the control panel s menu options and settings What is displayed on the screen is marked in quotations When this unit powers up it will display SYON for System Power On Function Select Number of DMX operating channels Select DMX start address Enable disable colour balance preferences Set the Display Backlight Manual operations options functions for automatic run options Options 01 3ch 02 4ch 03 5ch or 04 6ch 1 512 BALANCE BAL Off or on RGB set individual values for the Colour balance R 0 255 G 0 255 B 0 255 Off or on RESET RESY TEST TEST Test the individual colours R 0 255 G 0 255 B 0 255 PROGRAMMER PROG SCENE SCEN 16 user programmable scenes SC01 16 set R 0 255 G 0 255 B 0 255 strobe 0 255 CHASE CHAS 6 user programmable chase2. Snap Speed 3 225 229 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 12 100 104 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 4 230 234 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 13 105 109 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 5 235 239 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 14 110 114 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 6 240 244 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 15 115 119 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 7 245 249 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 16 120 124 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 8 250 255 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 17 Slowest 125 129 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 9 CH 6 Strobe The Strobe functions in all modes The strobe effect will toggle the Master Level between Off and its present value 0 4 No Strobe 5 255 Strobe Effect Slow to Fast aa www cls led com CLS Colour Par l2 CHANNEL VALUES AND FUNCTIONS 6 CHANNEL MODE CH 1 Master Dimmer The Master Dimmer controls the actual output level while the relative level of each colour is set by the R G or B channels or the Colour Macro Scroll Channel 0 4 Black Out 5 255 Intensity Dark to Full Brightness Menu options MODE MODE ADDRESS ADDR COLBALANCE COBA CH 2 Red Sets relative intensity of Red Actual value is subject to Master Dimmer channels The Colour Macro Scroll Channel will override this channel 0 4 No Output 5 255 Intensity Off to Full On CH 3 Green Sets relative intensity of Green Actual value is subject to Master Dimmer channels The Colour Macro Scroll Channel will override this channel 0 4 No Output 5 255 Intensity Off to Full On DISPLAY
3. addresses Example Select Start Addresses for 4 fixtures each requiring 6 channels of DMX 6 channel mode g Creative Lighting Solutions For this example start with the first unit set to the first possible Start Address 1 This fixture occupies DMX channels 1 thru 6 The next DMX channel available for a Start Address is found by adding the previous fixture s Start Address to its channel requirement 1 6 7 To maximize channel usage we will leave no empty channels between fixtures so the second Start Address is set to DMX channel 7 and that fixture occupies channels 7 thru 12 The third fixture will be addressed 7 6 13 and occupy channels 13 thru 18 The last fixture is addres sed 13 6 19 and will occupy channels 19 thru 24 Thus 4 fixtures using 6 channels each have Start Addresses of 1 7 13 and 19 and the next free channel in the system is 19 6 25 DMX Channel Assignments This fixture features 4 different DMX Channel modes 3 4 5 and 6 channel mode Using the 6 channel mode provides the most features however it takes up the most channels of DMX The different channel assignments are shown below We will provide a full description of the values and functions of the 6 channel mode only All other modes of less channels do the same functions described within the 6 channel mode Note that the chan nel order maybe different for each of the mode 6 Channel mode 1 Master dimmer 0 255 5 Channel mode 1 Red 0 255 3 channel m
4. ectentand En e 707028 CLS Zense DMX controller built in 4 amp RGB dimmer Check Displa iia x prop g e 707030 CLS ACX60 DMX controller for max 60 channels aan au we i ee e 875580 CLS PAR RGB DMX controller edk Master elaveserings e 911200 CLS Extension cable black XLR male female 80cm e 911201 CLS Extension cable black XLR male female 1 5mtr e 911203 CLS Extension cable black XLR male female 3mtr e 911205 CLS Extension cable black XLR male female Smtr Erratic No response to DMX Incorrectly responds to DMX Check Start Address Diagnostic technique for DMX issues Set suspect fixture s Start Address the same as a correctly functioning fixture If both units then function correctly issue is programming g Creative Lighting Solutions Check Start Address Check for overlapping addresses Check Menu settings Check Data cables faults and proper wiring e 911206 e 911207 e 911209 CLS Extension cable black XLR male female 10mtr CLS Extension cable black XLR male female 15mtr CLS Extension cable black XLR male female 20mtr SAFETY INFORMATION Warning This product is for professional use only Read this manual before powering up or installing the CLS Colour Par 12 Follow the instructions listed below and observe all warnings in this manual Note It is important to read this manual before you install this product www cls led com CLS Colour Par l2 Protection from electric shock e Disconnect the power supply from AC p
5. fixtures need cleaning Fixtures should be cleaned and inspected at least once a month to maintain optimum performance Available Colour Par 12 Accumulation of dust and fog residue increases heat build up can lead to malfunctions overheating and e 875590 CLS Colour Par 12 Tricolor LED DMX 50W 100 240VAC reduction in maximum light output reduced fixture life and over all performance Before conducting any maintenance disconnect fixture from power mains The CLS Colour Par 12 features e 100 240 VAC input e Tricolor RGB colour mixing with intensity and strobe effects e Precise DMX control using 6 channels e Stand alone or DMX 512 controllable e Dual joke for floor or mounting e Indoor use only Disconnect fixture from power mains e Use a vacuum with a soft brush to remove dust collected on external vents and internal components If using an air compressor use low pressures and extreme care to prevent damaging any internal parts or effects 3 Clean all optical elements when the fixture is cold Use a soft lint free cotton cloth or tissue and cleaner safe for plastics e Inspect clamps and safety cables to ensure fixture is secure and safe Included items The CLS Colour Par 12 is shipped in one package containing the following items e 1 CLS Colour Par 12 e 1 user manual TROUBLESHOOTING Symptom Possible causes solutions No Power Check for power on mains Check main fuse and fuse holder Optional accessories GHEE data CableS con
6. Connection is made from the controller to the DMX IN of the first light then from the DMX OUT to the DMX IN of the next light and so on Only one data source can be on a chain and no branching is allowed The physical order in which the fixtures are connected is not important use the most convenient Data Terminator A Data Terminator can be connected to the DMX OUT of the last fixture to reduce the effects of signal noise it is not required for all installations To make a Terminator connect a 120 ohm 1 4 watt resistor across pin 2 Data Negative S and pin 3 Data positive S A qualified technician can determine if a Data Terminator is needed DMX Start Address To place the fixture in DMX mode press the MENU key then using the UP DOWN keys get to the Address Menu Option Press ENTER and using the UP DOWN buttons set the start address number for this particular unit in the DMX chain Once selected press ENTER again to save your selection More than one fixture may have the same start address but they will behave the same Giving a unique start address that does not over lap with any other units allows you to individually control that fixtures s features fully Never allow channels to overlap You will need to select the number of channels you wish the fixture to use first Your choices are 3 4 5 or 6 channel modes This will determine the spacing of channels you will need to avoid overlapping of channels when selecting your start
7. LIST OF SYMBOLS Protection class One two or three Application area Indoor or outdoor Application area Floor wall or ceiling Swivel Fixture is horizontally rotatable indicated in degrees Swivel Fixture is vertically rotatable indicated in degrees Multiple connection Daisychain connectivity Installation depth In centimeters Mounting hole In centimeters Cable length Maximum cable attached to the fixture in centimeters Driver Dives Inclusive or exclusive Excl Weight In grams kilograms Pressure Maximum pressure on the fixture in kg cm Lifespan Of the light source in hours 50 000 h Lenses Availble lenses indicated in degrees LEDs Kind of LED used in the fixture Plug amp play Easy connection using the SmartConnect system g Creative Lighting Solutions OIOI O 6300K 4000K 3000K 2700K RGB RGB W RGB A Q a 100 240 100 240 Max VAC VDC 700 mA IP40 Aluminum Brushed 12 Colour Available colours Amber blue red or green Colour temperature White in different Kelvin values Cold white neutral white warm white or extra warm white Colour changing RGB RGB W or RGB A Curve Minimal bending curve in centimeters Cutting length Indicated by the cutting marks LED pitch Pitch between the LEDs in millimeters Power supply In VAC VDC o
8. e the UP DOWN is used to adjust the value When in edit the display will Flash Settings are stored and recalled on subsequent power cycles R G B refers to Red Green and Blue respectively DMX and master slave modes require data cables to be connected between fixtures Manual and some stand alone modes do not require data cables for independent use of the fixture g Creative Lighting Solutions Colour Macro Scroll Mode 0 4 No Macro or Scroll 130 134 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 10 3 8 Cool White 135 139 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 11 10 14 Lt Blue 140 144 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 12 15 19 Blue 145 149 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 13 20 24 Purple 150 154 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 14 25 29 Blue Magenta 155 159 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 15 30 34 Magenta 160 164 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 16 35 39 HotPink 165 169 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 17 Slowest 40 44 Pink 170 174 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 1 Fastest 45 49 Red 175 179 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 2 50 54 Orange 180 184 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 3 55 59 Yellow 185 189 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 4 60 64 Lime 190 194 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 5 65 69 Lt Green 195 199 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 6 70 74 Green 200 204 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 7 75 79 Teal 205 209 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 8 80 84 Cyan 210 214 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 9 85 89 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 1 Fastest 215 219 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 10 90 94 Colour Scroll Snap Speed 2 220 224 Colour Scroll FADE Speed 11 95 99 Colour Scroll
9. l Assignments E priye A _ 100 240 Max DMX DMX 3 3 EL J jE i 35kg VAC sowe IP20 Aum mJ Same 120 incl v 10000h 250 aoe bs Sie o N 1D 1D HD Jw SB JA jw fw Iw Iw W W N Channel values and functions 6 Channel mode Colour macro scroll mode Maintenance Troubleshouting Specifications List of symbols 2007 CLS LED BV All rights reserved Information subject to change without notice CLS LED BV and all affiliated companies disclaim liability for injury damage direct or indirect loss consequential or economic loss or any other loss occasioned by the use of inability to use or reliance on the information contained in this manual No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form or by any means without permission in writing from CLS LED BV Other legal information can be found in our General conditions to be found on the back of your CLS LED BV invoice or on our website www cls led com Conditions pdf g Creative Lighting Solutions 2 ati wwuw cls led com CLS Colour Par l2 INTRODUCTION Thank you for selecting the CLS Colour Par 12 with 512 DMX channels The CLS Colour Par 12 is a universal DMX controlled luminairy that uses 12 Tricolor LEDs to create an even light output MAINTENANCE Make sure fixture is cool and disconnected from power mains before any service Weekly operating hours and environmental conditions will establish how often the
10. ode 4 Channel mode 1 Red 0 255 1 Red 0 255 2 Green 0 255 2 Green 0 255 2 Green 0 255 2 Red 0 255 3 Blue 0 255 3 Blue 0 255 3 Blue 0 255 3 Green 0 255 4 Master dimmer 0 255 4 Master dimmer 0 255 4 Blue 0 255 5 Strobe 0 255 5 0 4 No function 5 84 colour macro 85 169 colour snap 170 255 colour fade 6 Strobe 0 255 ae wwuw cls led com
11. ower before installing dismounting or maintening of the unit e Make sure all connectors are connected properly e Use only a source of AC power that complies with local building and electrical codes e Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture e Refer all service to a qualified technician Protection from burns and fire e Provide a clearance of at least 50 mm around the unit e Do not install the Colour Par 12 near a heat source e Do not install the Colour Par 12 in a corrosive flammable or explosive area e Do not modify the Colour Par 12 or install other than genuine parts e Do not operate the unit if the ambient temperature exceeds 35 C e Operate in a well ventilated area Protection from damage due to falls e Verify that all covers and mounting hardware is securely fastened e Block access below the work area whenever installing or removing the unit SETUP AND OPERATION MODES LED SEGMENT DISPLAY The following refers to the different modes that are available on this fixture via the LED Segment Control Panel display All functions are selectable from the display menu located at the back of the fixture Control Panel Menu Use the fixture s Control Panel to access the Control Menu The MENU Key puts the fixture in the settings menu itself and also acts as a BACK key between options UP DOWN moves through the menu options and allows the assignment of a value The ENTER key is used to enter that option and confirms the selection onc
12. r milliAmpere Power consumption In VA or Watt IP value Ingress Protection classifies the degrees of protection provided against the intrusion of the product Housing Housing material DMX channels Numbers of DMX channels on a product DMX input Fixture works on DMX512 protocol Combined product Compose your own fixture Warranty 3 years warranty on the product Conformit Europ enne CE marking for free marketability of industrial goods within the EU Energy label www cls led com CLS Manuals CLS Colour Par l2 Creative Lighting Solutions CLS Colour Par le g Creative Lighting Solutions Version 1 0 September 2011 www cls led com CLS Colour Par l2 INDEX TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS LEDs Tricolor RGB Colour RGB Lenses BY Power supply Voltage 100 240 VAC Power consumption Max 50 Watt Primary fuse 2 amp Weight 3 5 kg Measurements 258 x 293 x 194 mm hxwxd Control in amp output XLR 3 pole male female Channels 3 4 5 or 6 maximum Control signal DMX 512 1990 Modes DMX512 or Stand Alone IP value IP20 Housing Aluminum Ambient temperature Max 40 C Index Introduction Available Colour Par 12 Features Included items Optional accessories Safety information Setup and operation modes Control panel menu Control panel menu table DMX 512 control DMX data connection Data terminator DMX start address DMX Channe
13. s CA01 06 set speed S000 255 SOUND SOND Off or 001 100 MASTER MAST Off or on SLAVE SLAV Off or 001 031 PLAYBACK PLAY Scene SC01 16 or Chase CA01 06 www cls led com CLS Colour Par l2 DMX 512 CONTROL Fixtures require a Start Address from 1 to 512 setting the first DMX channel containing data for the fixture see DMX Background Before addressing fixtures consult the manual of the system s DMX controller to select a desirable addressing scheme Valid Start Addresses range from 1 to 512 Fixtures requiring more than one channel for control will read subsequent channels up to the total number of channels required Since this fixture requires a maximum of 6 channels of DMX if set to a Start Address of 7 it would use data from channels 7 and 8 9 10 11 12 Choose a Start Address so the channels used do not overlap with other fixtures In some cases it may be desirable to set two or more same type fixtures to the same Start Address In this case the fixtures will be slaved together and respond to the same data Because all fixtures see the same data fixtures may be set to any address without concern for the order they are connected by the DMX cables Note For DMX to operate on this unit all STAND ALONE options must be set to Off DMX Data Connection This fixture uses 3 pin XLR type connectors and shielded twisted pair cable approved for EIA 422 EIA485 use Fixtures are connected in Daisy Chain topography
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