and hold the menu button for 2 seconds to return to the main screen and activate the new values.
SHn2:
Show mode 2, which is the set colour mode. When this mode is selected, the internal programs of the
bar are run in a standard order. But as opposed to the first show mode, users can select 1 basic colour with
the COL mode (1-7) and the speed (0-9). When entering the SHn2 mode, use the up and down buttons to
switch between colour and speed values. Press enter to access colour or speed and change the values if
necessary. Press enter to store the new value. Press and hold the menu button for 2 seconds to return to the
main screen and activate the new values.
COLO:
Choose from one of the 7 built-in colour presets. Choose red, green, blue, yellow, purple, cyan, white.
SOUN:
Activate or disable the built-in sound-controlled mode. When activated, the fixture will respond to the
beat of the music. When the sound-controlled mode is activated, it will override all speed settings of SHn1
and SHn2. When turned off, the selected speed of SHn1 and SHn2 are used.
SENS:
The sensitivity of the built-in microphone is adjustable, to optimise the built-in sound-controlled mode.
For example, when your music source (speakers) is placed far away, it is possible to increase the sensitivity
to make sure that the fixture responds to the sound accurately.
BALA:
Colour balance. For theatrical applications, users may want to change the colour balance of the bar
so it is more similar to the colours of other lighting fixtures. With this mode, the maximum intensity for each
basic colour (red, green, blue) can be limited from value 50 to 255. When this mode is selected, use the up
and down buttons to scroll between the basic colours and press enter to see the current values. Adjust values
with the up and down buttons and press enter to store changes. The default setting is 255 for each basic
colour.
BLND:
Fixture LEDS on/off. For testing purposes it is possible to switch the fixture LEDs on or off. If this
mode is activated, no light will be projected from the pixel bar.
LED:
LED display on/off. When using this device in a club or theatre, the environment is mostly dark.
Therefore, it is possible to shut off the LED menu display when it is not in use. Default setting is to ON, which
states that the LED display remains on all the time.
DISP:
Display invert version – When using the fixture upside down or vertically, it is possible to flip the
display, so the characters will be shown upside down. This makes reading the status much easier during
maintenance or when changing menu values.
TEST:
When this mode is selected, the basic colours are shown in the RGB order. After this, the bar will test
all pixels separately. This will continue in an infinite loop until the user exits the test mode. This mode is used
for maintenance purposes, to check the functionality of the bar, and to see if all pixels and colours work as
they should.
CPU:
LED CPU status. Usually, when the bar is working as it should, the status reads B10 and C10. This
means the CPU units are working well. If the CPU reads status 'NG' there is something wrong in the CPU and
the bar needs to be checked by a skilled technician. Contact your local dealer for repairs or replacement of
the fixture if needed.
Hour:
The fixture shows how much hours it has been used. This is very practical information for rental
companies, who need to perform service intervals on all fixtures after several hours of performing, to ensure
all fixtures remain in proper working condition.
VER:
Software version. Given values are only informative and can not be changed. Users cannot perform
firmware updates to this fixture.
All information and illustrations shown in this user manual are subject to change without further notice.
User manual version: 1.0
Creation date + author initials: 02-02-2015 RV Revision date + author initials: 02-02-2015 RV
