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select  either   

  (normal)  or 

  (split  color)  mode.  Once  the  mode 

has  been  changed,  press  the 

ENTER  BUTTON  (13) 

to  continue  the  setup 

functions  or  after  8  seconds  to  automatically  return  to  the  main  menu.  To 
return  to  the  main  menu  without  making  any  adjustments  press  the

  MENU 

BUTTON (10)

 again.

  

Pan Inversion

Tap  the 

MENU  BUTTON  (10)

  until 

  is  shown  on  the  display. 

Pressing the 

ENTER BUTTON (13) 

will cause the display to blink and allow 

the  pan  function  to  be  changed.  Use  the 

DOWN  (11)

  and 

UP  (12)

  buttons 

to select either  

 (normal) or 

 (pan inversion) mode. Once the 

mode  has  been  changed,  press  the 

ENTER  BUTTON  (13) 

to  continue  the 

setup functions or after 8 seconds to automatically return to the main menu. 
To return to the main menu without making any changes,  press the

 MENU 

BUTTON (10)

 again.

  Tilt Inversion

Tap  the 

MENU  BUTTON  (10)

  until 

  is  shown  on  the  display. 

Pressing the 

ENTER BUTTON (13) 

will cause the display to blink and allow 

the  tilt  function  to  be  changed.  Use  the 

DOWN  (11)

  and 

UP  (12)

  buttons 

to  select  either   

  (normal)  or 

  (tilt  inversion)  mode.  Once  the 

mode  has  been  changed,  press  the 

ENTER  BUTTON  (13) 

to  continue  the 

setup functions or after 8 seconds to automatically return to the main menu. 
To return to the main menu without making any changes,  press the

 MENU 

BUTTON (10)

 again.

  Display Inversion - 

This function will flip the display read out by 

180.˚ Inverting the display will allows it to be read when the unit is hung from 
the ceiling. 

Tap  the 

MENU  BUTTON  (10)

  until   

  is  blinking  on  the  display. 

Pressing the 

ENTER BUTTON (13) 

will cause the display to blink and allow 

the  display  mode  to  be  changed.  Use  the 

ENTER

  button  to  change  to  the 

mode 

  (display  inversion),  It  will  automatically  store  after  8  seconds. 

Or  press  the 

ENTER

  button  again  to  return  to 

  (display  normal).  To 

return  to  the  main  menu  without  making  any  adjustments  press  the

  MENU 

BUTTON (10) 

again.

  Display normal mode for the fixture putting on the floor.
  Display inversion mode for the fixture fixing under ceiling.

  

Focus Adjust - 

This turns the light on and holds the head steady 

at different angles, so the unit can easily be focused. Also use this function to 
optimize the lamp (see lamp optimization on page 20).

Tap  the 

MENU  BUTTON  (10)

  until 

  is  blinking  in  the  display. 

Tapping on 

ENTER BUTTON (13) 

will move the head to different angles and 

hold it steady. With each tap of the 

ENTER BUTTON (13) 

the pan angles will 

change  and  tilt  will  hold  steady  at  90˚. The  available  pan  angles  are  as  fol-
lows; 0°, 90°, 180°, and 270°. To return to the main menu press the

 MENU 

BUTTON (10)

.

  

Self-Test - 

This function activates the units internal test mode.

Tap the 

MENU BUTTON (10)

 until 

 is blinking in the display. Tap  

ENTER BUTTON (13) 

and the unit will run the built-in self-test program. To 

return to the main menu press the

 MENU BUTTON (10)

.

  

Fixture Hours  - 

The  function  tracks the  unit’s operating  hours. 

Use this function to track the usage hours on the lamp.

Tap the 

MENU BUTTON (10)

 until  

 is blinking in the display. Tap  

ENTER BUTTON (13)

 and the display will detail the unit’s working hours. To 

return to the main menu press the

 MENU BUTTON (10)

.

  

Reset - 

This function resets the unit to the default settings.

Tap the 

MENU BUTTON (10)

 until 

 is blinking in the display. Tap  

ENTER  BUTTON  (13)

  and  the  reset  process  will  begin.  The  reset  function 

can  take  up  to  60  seconds.  To  return  to  the  main  menu  press  the

  MENU 

BUTTON (10)

.

 Auto Spot 150™ 

 

 

 

System Menu

 Auto Spot 150™ 

 

 

 

System Menu

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Summary of Contents for Auto Spot 150

Page 1: ...Page 2 American DJ Auto Spot 150 Table of Contents Unpacking 3 Introduction 3 Customer Support 3 Safety Precautions 4 Handling Precautions 5 Discharge Lamp Warnings 5 Registration 6 Features 6 Contro...

Page 2: ...eye damage Avoid looking directly into the light source at all times Auto Spot 150 General Information For Your Own Personal Safety Please Read and Understand This Manual Completely Before You Attempt...

Page 3: ...rned to the shipper at the shippers cost Auto Spot 150 Product Registration American DJ www americandj com Auto Spot 150 Instruction Manual Page 6 To optimize the performance of this product please re...

Page 4: ...is equipped with a removable I E C power cord Be sure to only use the power cord included with the unit this cord is designed to match the electrical requirements of the unit Other cord may cause the...

Page 5: ...in a 120v and 220v version Because line voltage may vary from venue to venue you should be sure your unit voltage matches the wall outlet voltage before attempting to operate you fixture Also be sure...

Page 6: ...Data Compliment negative Pin 1 Ground Special Note Line Termination When longer runs of cable are used you may need to use a terminator on the last unit to avoid erratic behavior A terminator is a 90...

Page 7: ...d allow the DMX address to be changed Use the DOWN 11 and UP 12 buttons to change the DMX address Once the address has been selected press the ENTER BUTTON 13 to continue the setup functions or after...

Page 8: ...ically store after 8 seconds Or press the ENTER button again to return to display normal To return to the main menu without making any adjustments press the MENU BUTTON 10 again Display normal mode fo...

Page 9: ...tion Manual Page 17 Auto Spot 150 Operation Stand Alone Operation Sound Active This mode allows a single unit to run to the beat of the music Only use this mode when running a single unit or when runn...

Page 10: ...g Lamp Alignment This procedure centers the lamp in the reflector Proper optimization will increase lamp life and ensure a bright crisp output Improper optimization may add a yellow tint to the lamp o...

Page 11: ...ly lamps become loose during ship ping be sure the lamp is push in to its socket all the way 4 Be sure the fuse holder is completely and properly seated Unit does not respond to sound 1 Low frequencie...

Page 12: ...emoved if the product is modified in any manner which American DJ concludes after inspection affects the reli ability of the product if the product has been repaired or serviced by anyone other than t...

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