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SENSITIVITY

240 V / 5 A

DMX Indicator

1

 2

 3

 4

 5

 6

 7

 8

 9

 10

128
64
32
16
8
4
2
1

Dipswitch

1 = Ground
2 = Data -
3 = Data +

DMX Link

DMX Link

DMX Out

Black = Hot
White = Neutral
Green = Earth

Power

Power

PROGRESSOR II /C ONLY

SENSITIVITY

MICROPHONE

120 V / 10 A
240 V / 5 A

Fuse

Fuse

DMX Indicator

1

 2

 3

 4

 5

 6

 7

 8

 9

 10

128
64
32
16
8
4
2
1

Dipswitch

1 = Ground
2 = Data -
3 = Data +

DMX Link

DMX Link

DMX Out

Black = Hot
White = Neutral
Green = Earth

Power

Power

PROGRESSOR II /C ONLY

SENSITIVITY

MICROPHONE

120 V / 10 A
240 V / 5 A

Fuse

Fuse

DMX Indicator

1

 2

 3

 4

 5

 6

 7

 8

 9

 10

128
64
32
16
8
4
2
1

Dipswitch

1 = Ground
2 = Data -
3 = Data +

DMX Link

DMX Link

DMX In

DMX Out

Black = Hot
White = Neutral
Green = Earth

Power

Power

Operating Modes: 

You can operate the Progressor II

 in three dif-

ferent modes:

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

The unit  will 

react  to  sound,  chasing  through  the  several  built  in  programs.  You 
can  also  use  the  optional  Progressor/C  remote  control  to  blackout 
the unit.

•  Master/Slave  mode  -

  Allows  you  to  daisy  chain  up  to  4  fixtures 

together  for  a  synchronized  light  show.  The  fixtures  will  react  to 
sound  chasing  through  several  built  in  programs.  You  can  also  use 
the  optional  Progressor/C  remote  control  to  change  programs  and  
blackout the units.

• DMX  control  mode  - 

This  function  will  allow  you  to  control  each 

fixtures  DMX  traits  with  a  standard  DMX  512  controller  such  as  the 
American DJ

®

 Show Designer™ or DMX Operator.

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 60 seconds. A single sound source 
will reactivate the units.

Stand Alone Mode:

1.  To operate a single unit or several units as individuals in stand 
      alone mode, turn dip switch number 10 to the on position (see 
      page 13) 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 sensitivity knob on the bottom of the unit so the unit 
      will react to sound and cycle through the internal chases. Turning 
      the sensitivity knob in a clockwise direction will make the fixture 
      more sensitive to sound, turning the sensitivity knob in counter-
      clockwise direction will make the fixture less sensitive to sound.

Master-Slave Operation (Sound Active): 

In Master-Slave opera-

tion one unit will act as the controlling unit, the others will react to the 
controlling units programs. Any unit can act as a master or a slave.
1. Using standard XLR microphone cables, daisy chain your units 

together via the XLR connectors on the rear of the unit. Remem-
ber 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 con-
nector only. Refer to the set-up procedures beginning on page 8. 

2.   Follow the Master-Slave dip-switch chart on page 13 for proper 

 Progressor II™    

 

 

 

       Operation

      dip-switch settings.
3.   The optional Progressor/C Controller may be used in this  

 

      operation mode to control a blackout function.
4.   After the unit settings have been set and are plugged in, adjust 

the sensitivity knob on the rear of the master unit to make them 
react to sound.

Universal  DMX  Control:

  Operating  through  a  DMX  controller 

allows the freedom to create unique programs tailored to one’s indi-
vidual needs.
1.   The Progressor II™ uses one DMX channel. This channel con-
      trols the rotation of the unit’s internal wheel. Please refer to page 
      14 for a detailed description of the DMX traits.
2.   To control your fixture in DMX mode, follow the unit set-up proce-
      dures beginning on page 8 as well as the set-up specifications 
      that are included with your DMX controller. 
3. Use the controller’s faders to control the various DMX fixture traits.
4.   This will allow you to create custom programs.
5.   When using a DMX controller and setting up for DMX operation 
      follow the dip switch settings on page 13. 
6.   For help operating in DMX operation consult the manual included 
      with your DMX controller.
7.   For longer cable runs (more than a 100 feet) use a terminator on 
      the last fixture in you DMX chain.

 Progressor II™    

 

 

 

       Operation

©

American DJ

® 

  www.americandj.com   Progressor II™ Instruction Manual Page 5

©

American DJ

® 

  www.americandj.com   Progressor II™ Instruction Manual Page 6

For a more dramatic effect, link several Color units together. 

Master/Slave Linking:

To next Progressor II™ if applicable

Optional Progressor/C or MINI/C blackout controller

Summary of Contents for Progressor 2

Page 1: ...in multiples of four This piece is best used with a fog or haze machine to enhance the beam output An optional Progressor C con troller may be purchased separately Warning The 1 4 phone plug on the u...

Page 2: ...details Heat The appliance should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other appliances in cluding amplifiers that produce heat The fixture should be serviced...

Page 3: ...will make the fixture more sensitive to sound turning the sensitivity knob in counter clockwise direction will make the fixture less sensitive to sound Master Slave Operation Sound Active In Master Sl...

Page 4: ...purchased at almost all pro sound and lighting stores Your cables should be made with a male and female XLR connector on either end of the cable ON 1 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 10 128 128 2 2 8 8 32 32 256 65 16...

Page 5: ...True signal Data Compliment signal Ground Shield 3 Pin XLR to 5 Pin XLR Conversion American DJ www americandj com Progressor II Instruction Manual Page 10 Progressor II Controls and Functions 1 Mic Se...

Page 6: ...oil from your hands will shorten lamp life Also never move the fixture until the lamp has had ample time to cool Remember lamps are not covered under warranty conditions Progressor II Trouble Shootin...

Page 7: ...97 18 50 82 114 146 178 210 242 274 306 338 370 402 434 466 498 19 51 83 115 147 179 211 243 275 307 339 371 403 435 467 499 20 52 84 116 148 180 212 244 276 308 340 372 404 436 468 500 21 53 85 117 1...

Page 8: ...DJ concludes after inspection affects the reli ability of the product if the product has been repaired or serviced by anyone other than the American DJ factory unless prior written authorization was i...

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