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Operating Modes: 

You can operate the O-Dome

 in two different 

modes:

• Stand-Alone mode (Usually for single unit operation) - 

The unit will 

react  to  sound,  chasing  through  the  built-in  program.  You  can  also 
use the optional MINI/C remote control to blackout the unit.

• Master/Slave mode -

 Allows you to daisy chain up to 16 ADS fix-

tures  together  for  a  synchronized  light  show.  The  fixtures  will  react 
to sound chasing through the built-in program. You can also use the 
optional MINI/C remote control to blackout the units.

NOTE:

  Stand-Alone  and  Master/Slave  operation  require  a  sound 

source to operate properly. The units will blackout to conserve lamp 
life  when  inactive  for  more  than  15  seconds.  A  single  sound  source 
will reactivate the units.

Power  Supply:

  Before  plugging  your  unit  in,  be  sure  the  source 

voltage in your area matches the required voltage for your American 
DJ

®

 O-Dome.™ 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 fi xture.  

Stand Alone Mode:

1.  To operate a single unit or several units as individuals in stand 
      alone mode, flip dip switch number 1 to the “on” position (see 
      page 6) and plug the unit(s) in. If you are running more than one 
      unit in stand alone mode do not link the units together. 
2.   Adjust the reaction dip switch (dip switch 2) on the side the unit 
      to create the effect you want. When this dip switch is in the “on”

     position the light will have a slower reaction to sound, when this 

      switch is in the “off” position this unit will react faster to sound.
3.   Use the sound sensitivity knob on the side of the unit to make the 
      unit more or less sensitive to sound. This will effect sound
      sensitivity and not the reaction. Turing the knob clockwise will 
      make the unit more sensitive to sound and turning the knob    
      counter-clockwise will make the unit less sensitive to sound.

Master-Slave Operation (Sound Active): 

This operations allows 

you to link up to 16 ADS units together to create a synchronized light 
show with an intelligent look. In Master-Slave operation one unit will 
act as the controlling unit, the others will react to the controlling units 

 O-Dome™    

 

 

 

 

       Operation

programs. Any unit can act as a master or a slave.
1. Using standard XLR microphone cables, daisy chain your ADS 

units together via the XLR connectors on the rear of the unit.    
Remember the Male XLR connector is the input and the Female 
XLR is the output. The fi rst unit in (master) will use the female XLR 
connector only. Refer to the set-up procedures beginning on page 
7. 

2.   Follow the Master-Slave dip-switch chart below for proper dip-
      switch settings.
3.   The optional MINI/C Controller may be used in this operation    
      mode to control a blackout function.
4.   Adjust the reaction dip switch (dip switch 2) on the side the unit 

to create the effect you want. When this dip switch is in the “on”

     position the light will have a slower reaction to sound, when this 

      switch is in the “off” position this unit will react faster to sound.
5.   Use the sound sensitivity knob on the side of the unit to make the 
      unit more or less sensitive to sound. This will effect sound
      sensitivity and not the reaction. Turing the knob clockwise will 
      make the unit more sensitive to sound and turning the knob    
      counter-clockwise will make the unit less sensitive to sound.

 O-Dome™    

 

 

 

 

       Operation

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American DJ

® 

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American DJ

® 

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Dip Switch 1 - Controls Master/Slave Mode
Dip Switch “ON” = Master Mode
Dip Switch “OFF” = Slave Mode

Dip Switch 2 - Controls Sound Active Mode
Dip Switch “ON” = Slow Reaction to Sound
Dip Switch “OFF” = Fast Reaction to Sound

Dip Switches are located on 
the side panel of the unit.

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