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Astera LED Technology GmbH

Technical Reference Manual for FP1 Titan Tube 2020-08-26

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Package Contents ............................................................................................................................................... 4

CE and FCC Conformity ..................................................................................................................................... 4

Safety and Handling ............................................................................................................................................ 5

Mounting Accessories ................................................................................................................................ 7

Battery ........................................................................................................................................................... 9

Battery Icon .................................................................................................................................................. 9

Charging ..................................................................................................................................................... 10

AC and DMX Wiring .................................................................................................................................. 11

PowerBox Button and Status LED ........................................................................................................... 12

Specification ....................................................................................................................................................... 14

Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................................. 15

Operation ............................................................................................................................................................ 16

Ship Mode .................................................................................................................................................. 16

AsteraRGB Color Space ........................................................................................................................... 16

Ways to Control ......................................................................................................................................... 17

Control By Infrared with ARC1 ................................................................................................................ 17

Control by the Aster

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Control by Wireless DMX .......................................................................................................................... 18

Control by wired DMX .............................................................................................................................. 18

Control Panel ............................................................................................................................................. 19

Blue Mode .................................................................................................................................................. 19

Status Screen ............................................................................................................................................. 20

Main Menu Options .................................................................................................................................. 21

Input Select ................................................................................................................................................ 22

Select a Static Color ................................................................................................................................. 23

DMX Settings .............................................................................................................................................. 24

Dimmer Curve ............................................................................................................................................ 24

Runtime ....................................................................................................................................................... 26

Unpair CRMX .............................................................................................................................................. 27

Standalone ................................................................................................................................................. 28

AC Failure(Emergency Light) .................................................................................................................. 30

DMX Failure ................................................................................................................................................ 30

Info ............................................................................................................................................................... 31

Reset Settings ............................................................................................................................................. 31

Adjust Color via the Color Palette Button ............................................................................................. 32

Adjust Brightness or Runtime via the Brightness Button ...................................................................... 33

Using the Light with the AsteraApp™

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Pair your Light with the AsteraApp™

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Powerful Light Control .............................................................................................................................. 35

Change the Color ..................................................................................................................................... 35

Create a Set ............................................................................................................................................... 36

Targeting Lights .......................................................................................................................................... 37

Changing The Effect................................................................................................................................. 38

List of Effects ............................................................................................................................................... 39

Chaser Effects in Depth ........................................................................................................................... 40

The Main Screen ........................................................................................................................................ 41

Brightness .................................................................................................................................................... 42

Runtime ....................................................................................................................................................... 43

Anti-Flicker .................................................................................................................................................. 43

Theft Alarm ................................................................................................................................................. 44

Enter and Leave Standby ........................................................................................................................ 45

DMX Settings .............................................................................................................................................. 46

Menu Overview .................................................................................................................................................. 48

Version History ..................................................................................................................................................... 49

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Summary of Contents for Titan Tube

Page 1: ...FP1 Titan Tube Technical Reference Manual...

Page 2: ...Main Menu Options 21 7 12 Input Select 22 7 13 Select a Static Color 23 7 14 DMX Settings 24 7 15 Dimmer Curve 24 7 16 Runtime 26 7 17 Unpair CRMX 27 7 18 Standalone 28 7 19 AC Failure Emergency Ligh...

Page 3: ...Astera LED Technology GmbH Technical Reference Manual for FP1 Titan Tube 2020 08 26 Page 2...

Page 4: ...08 26 Page 3 Contact Information Astera LED Technology GmbH Stahlgruberring 36 81829 Munich Germany 49 89 2155253 0 Technical support Europe 49 89 21552253 1 USA 1 954 578 8881 Asia 86 755 28237295 Em...

Page 5: ...cy energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a p...

Page 6: ...the LEDs with a magnifying glass or any other optical instrument that may concentrate the light output Use only Astera approved accessories to diffuse or modify the light beam The exterior surfaces o...

Page 7: ...t is recommended to charge at a temperature between 15 C and 35 C The light contains a lithium ion battery Don t throw the unit into the garbage at the end of its lifetime Make sure to dispose is acco...

Page 8: ...nded spigot AX1 BLT can attach the holder to a Manfrotto Super Clamp Also holders can be fixed with a screw to a wooden wall or board Holders also have 2 M5 threads for the eyebolts mentioned below 4...

Page 9: ...Eyebolts can be screwed into the M5 threads of the Titan Tube or the holders The eye bolts can be used with a safety wire when hanging a tube via holders above people s heads The eyebolts can also be...

Page 10: ...h full battery Depleted batteries must be recharged immediately otherwise their performance will suffer ATTENTION The battery may be only replaced with an original Astera replacement battery 4 2 1 STA...

Page 11: ...ned to be charged while powered off If it is connected to AC and powered on it may charge at reduced current if enough power is available and the battery temperature is below 45 C If the battery tempe...

Page 12: ...tains Neutrik True1 Powercon in and out sockets and 5 pin XLR in and out sockets so that several PowerBoxes can be daisy chained In addition data can also be applied to the PowerBox via its RJ45 Ether...

Page 13: ...eceived If the status LED blinks slowly this indicates that the PowerBox receives DMX The indicator LED can light up in different colors which indicate which data source is being received Blue Art Net...

Page 14: ...LED flashes green blue until it is done 4 6 6 To change the universe id manually When the powerbox is in the normal mode a long press 4 seconds enters the universe id setting mode In this mode the bl...

Page 15: ...5 lx Lumenous Flux 2900 lm Beam Angle 120 Field Angle 180 CRI 96 98 3200 6500 K TLCI 96 98 3200 6500 K Input Voltage 24 V 2 A Battery Runtime up to 20hrs seamless runtime Wireless Module EU 868 0 869...

Page 16: ...T SETTINGS Chapter 7 22 between setups After completing a RESET SETTINGS the fixture still cannot be controlled by AsteraApp Make sure the Radio PIN Chapter 7 21 of the fixture and AsteraApp is the sa...

Page 17: ...easiest way to do this is with the AsteraApp Go to the color picker and add a new favorite color Go to favorite colors and edit it The dialog on the right will open It allows you to find AsteraRGB val...

Page 18: ...connected to the PowerBox see chapter 4 5 The light can also be controlled by wireless DMX the built in receiver is compatible with all LumenRadio CRMX transmitters as well as W DMX G2 G3 G4 and G4S t...

Page 19: ...it refer to chapter 7 17 INPUT SELECT is either set to AUTO and the light is still in detect mode or INPUT SELECT is set to CRMX wireless DMX for details refer to chapter 7 12 Then press the button on...

Page 20: ...pressing button Enter Main Menu Back to previous Menu Reset Settings Scroll down Change Input Select Scroll up Set DMX Address Choose Confirm Adjust color see chapter 7 23 for details Change brightnes...

Page 21: ...light is latched to CRMX mode The light is latched to ART3 DMX mode Emergency light mode can be active because either AC FAIL or DMX FAIL being set to EMERGENCY LIGHT The standby mode saves power the...

Page 22: ...TANDALONE settings to default and makes the light display a static color Set the DMX address Set the DMX parameters Unpair from a CRMX or W DMX transmitter Set the lights runtime on battery in hours S...

Page 23: ...The light can be controlled by the AsteraApp but any DMX signal is ignored The light can be controlled via its XLR socket any wireless signals are ignored Only wireless DMX from Astera ART3 sold 2009...

Page 24: ...also shows a static color after the next power up set INPUT SELECT to STANDALONE and not AUTO You can also change a static color by pressing the color pallet button twice A number of predefined color...

Page 25: ...ion to BLACK or EMERGENCY LIGHT which means White 4000K 7 15DIMMER CURVE The dimmer curve sets how the light responds to intensity levels and changes Most important setting the right dimmer curve avoi...

Page 26: ...ube 2020 08 26 Page 25 For TV sets and shows Faster but still smooth dimming Less blue light due to white point of 6500K Less blue light Increased dynamics Some colors are darker For Pixel mapping and...

Page 27: ...d one hour of setup time is scheduled then the runtime should be set to nine hours immediately after the first power up NOTE Please note that the light should not be stored below 20 C before an event...

Page 28: ...one by using the button on the transmitter that is currently paired or on the light directly If you wish to unpair your CRMX wireless DMX receiver from a Lumen Radio or W DMX transmitter go to UNPAIR...

Page 29: ...akes to complete The fade behavior between each step of the program 0 means no fading 100 means full fading fade is directly followed by fade out The color palette of the programs consists of up to fo...

Page 30: ...ws the same color TWO COLOR FADE The virtual light is split and shows two colors at a time THREE COLOR FADE The virtual light is split and shows three colors at a time FOUR COLOR FADE The virtual ligh...

Page 31: ...as the AC is lost 7 20DMX FAILURE When in CRMX Wireless DMX mode XLR DMX mode or ART3 DMX mode the light can react to the loss of a DMX signal in several ways As soon as a DMX signal is present again...

Page 32: ...le the light is receiving an UHF signal this tells the signal strength and deviation Shows the firmware of the built in LumenRadio CRMX chip The current charging state of the battery in percent Shows...

Page 33: ...Color Temperature Press the Color Palette button a second time to reach the static color screen shown below Press or buttons to select a basic static color Press the Color Palette button a third time...

Page 34: ...w the below screens To jump between lines press the Enter button To edit a value press or button Brightness is selected Set the total brightness of this tube from 0 to 100 Runtime is selected Change t...

Page 35: ...be used to adjust the lights settings remotely The AsteraBox is needed to interface your Android device with the lights It communicates to the Android or iOS device by Bluetooth and controls the ligh...

Page 36: ...each light replays them autonomously until a new effect is sent Lights can be grouped into sets This way they can be controlled separately and also effects can stretch over up to 32 lights 8 3 CHANGE...

Page 37: ...ts are available 8 4 1 SYNC SET All lights that are assigned to a Sync Set can be controlled together They will do exactly the same CREATE A SYNC SET On the AsteraApp main screen first press the Targe...

Page 38: ...can have up to 32 positions Once the correct number is entered press Confirm Now your lights will flicker every two seconds To add a light to the currently shown positon of this set press its button W...

Page 39: ...t below it Again the colors can be adjusted too After the effect is adjusted it may be saved back to the main screen by pressing the save button AN EFFECT CAN BE HIGHLY CUSTOMIZED The speed tells how...

Page 40: ...tion After all positions show the same color a new cycle is started Several variations of running lights are available The Fire effect shows a random flickering effect The background color and the col...

Page 41: ...ted with the color wheel effect it mimics the color change of a traditional color wheel showing intermediate colors during the change 0 All four colors are exchanged on every beat 1 Same as 0 but the...

Page 42: ...o add a new program tile press the icon 1 While adding a tile either a default Static Red or the currently running program can be selected Additionally special function tiles are available 8 9 1 Funct...

Page 43: ...ll currently targeted lights 8 10 1 Set Sub Masters Each Set has its own brightness slider Additionally there is a master slider that controls the brightness of all Sets simultaneously This is very si...

Page 44: ...runtime should be set to nine hours immediately after the first power up Please note that the light should not be stored below 20 C before an event otherwise the runtime might be shorter than calcula...

Page 45: ...lways The sensitivity can be adjusted to meet your environment A lower value makes a false alarm more unlikely In case a potential thief is taking the light away while ignoring the alarm he will most...

Page 46: ...t no battery runtime is wasted This can be either done manually or automated Press the small arrow to open the standby menu By pressing the Now buttons standby can be switched on or off for all curren...

Page 47: ...all settings to your requirements then press Send Your lights will start to flicker Tap the lights you wish to setup chapter 7 10 Then press Done Please refer to chapter 7 12 Input Select and chapter...

Page 48: ...e or as multiple strobe where each pixel segment has its individual strobe For programming purposes we have an extensive list of the DMX Profiles on the product pages of www astera led com 8 15 3 AX1...

Page 49: ...Astera LED Technology GmbH Technical Reference Manual for FP1 Titan Tube 2020 08 26 Page 48 9 MENU OVERVIEW...

Page 50: ...Initial version 01 11 2018 Revised eyebolt paragraph added HOT icon added compatability mode changed Runtime when on AC 21 01 2019 Added Wing Plate MK2 Updated Powerbox update and universe ID 26 08 2...

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