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American DJ Supply
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- www.americandj.com - Pro Par56 CWWW User Manual Page 9
Pro Par56 CWWW Operating Instructions
programs. Any unit can act as a Master or as a Slave however, only
one unit can be programmed to act as the “Master.”
Master-Slave Connections and Settings:
1. Daisy chain your units via the XLR connector on the rear of
the unit. Use standard XLR microphone cables to link your
units together. Remember that the Male XLR connector is the
input and the Female XLR connector is the output. The first
unit in the chain (master) will use the female XLR connector
only. The last unit in the chain will use the male XLR
connector only.
2. You will also have to link the power cords to each other, as you
did with the XLR cables.
3. Using the Master unit, choose your desired mode and connect
the “Slave” unit or units.
4. Set the “Slave” unit(s) to the DMX mode. So all “Slave” units dis-
play “1001”. They will now follow the “Master” unit.
Pro Par56 CWWW 4 Channel DMX Mode
Channel Value
Function
1 0 - 255 COOL WHITE (CW)
0% - 100%
2 0 - 255 WARM WHITE (WW)
0% - 100%
3 WHITE PRESET TEMPERATURES
0 OFF
1 - 13 3400K
14 - 27 3800K
28 - 41 4000K
42 - 55 4300K
56 - 69 4600K
70 - 83 4800K
84 - 97 5000K
98 - 111 5100K
112 - 125 5400K
126 - 139 5600K
140 - 153 5800K
154 - 167 6000K
168 - 181 6200K
182 - 195 6400K
196 - 209 6600K
210 - 223 6800K
224 - 236 7000K
237 - 248 7200K
249 - 255 7400K
4 0 OFF
1 - 255 STROBING SLOW - FAST
Color Temperature Presets:
Preset #
Color Temperature
Cool White
Warm White
19
7400K
255
2
18
7200K
255
11
17
7000K
255
20
16
6800K
255
30
15
6600K
255
42
14
6400K
255
56
13
6200K
255
72
12
6000K
255
91
11
5800K
255
113
10
5600K
255
138
9
5400K
255
170
8
5100K
255
231
7
5000K
255
255
6
4800K
204
255
5
4600K
161
255
4
4300K
106
255
3
4000K
61
255
2
3800K
35
255
1
3400K
0
255
DMX Values
Pro Par56 CWWW Operating Instructions