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English 

 V.202106 

 

USB and Ethernet Stand Alone interface 

  Datasheet / Technical manual 

 

BUTTON OPERATION AND LED DISPLAY MENU 

 

Mode selection button 

Press the 

button to select one of the available modes: Scene triggers (SA), Page (PA), Colour (Co), Speed (SP), Dimmer 

mode (dI) or zone selection (Zo). 

Press and hold the 

 button for 4 seconds to enter the advanced function mode. 

 
Confirm Button 

Press the 

 button in SA, ArtNet, sACN, Node mode to display the network mode (Static IP or DHCP). 

When navigating Mode menu, press the

 button to confirm values or to turn off the current colour selection. 

 
Next/Previous (Up/Down) +/- buttons 
 
Press + or 

 buttons to navigate the Mode menu 

 
Blue LED buttons 
 
In SA Scene or Page mode, push one of the 8 trigger buttons to play a scene from memory. 
Push the button again to stop the scene. 
In Colour mode, push a trigger button to select (start) a custom colour.  Push again to stop.  
 
 

Mode options 

 
Scene trigger mode 

“SA”

: Select the desired scene using the + or 

 buttons, then press Confirm to play the selected scene 

(01 to 255). The scene number will flash several times to confirm your selection. 
Scene 

00

” indicates that

 no scene is playing. 

 
Page Mode 

“PA”

: Select the desired page using the + or 

 buttons (P0 to P9), then choose an available scene in the 

selected page using the 8 trigger buttons. Then the number of the selected scene will be display on the LED display. 
  
Colour mode 

“Co”

: Using the 8 trigger buttons, select one of the 8 custom colours. Or, choose a colour from the colour 

wheel using the + or 

 buttons to select from 00 to 99.  Press the Confirm button to turn off the current colour or to recall 

the last colour from the colour wheel. 
  
Speed Mode 

“SP”

: Increase or decrease the Speed of the current scene using the + or 

 buttons. 

Values range from -9 to +9. 
 
Dimmer Mode 

“dI”

: Increase or decrease the general intensity (dimmer and/or RGB channels) of scenes and colours with + 

or 

 buttons. Values range from -9 to +9. 

 
Zone Mode 

“Zo”

: Select the zone using the + or 

 buttons (Zone A ~ E and global Zone), then choose an available scene in 

the selected zone using the 8 trigger buttons or pages. 
 
Advanced function Mode: Scroll through the functions F1 to F5 using the + or 

 buttons and press Confirm to enter the 

function. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Summary of Contents for CQSA-E 1024

Page 1: ...English V 202106 USB and Ethernet Stand Alone interface 1 Datasheet Technical manual...

Page 2: ...pyright 2021 CHROMATEQ All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means including photocopying recording or other electronic or...

Page 3: ...ROUTER 10 STAND ALONE CONFIGURATION AND SETTINGS 11 Save scene in memory 11 Configuration options 11 STAND ALONE OPERATION 12 Reverting to Stand Alone mode 12 External Power supply and USB 12 Battery...

Page 4: ...High Voltage Protection Yes Housing Black with 4 mounting slots ABS Plastic IP rating IP40 Power Consumption 0 3 0 5 W Operating environment Indoor Storage Keep dry Operating Temperature 25 to 70 C C...

Page 5: ...or 512 PC and Stand Alone for 1024 1 Ground 2 Data 3 Data XLR DMX Signal Connector A 1 Ground 2 Data 3 Data SOFTWARE OPTIONS Player Software 1024 channels DMX Stand Alone mode Live Board mode Studio D...

Page 6: ...the selected scene 01 to 255 The scene number will flash several times to confirm your selection Scene 00 indicates that no scene is playing Page Mode PA Select the desired page using the or buttons...

Page 7: ...displayed when the interface is writing a show to memory Zo Zone mode After programming the interface memory Zone A is selected by default In this mode the LED display shows the current Zone Global A...

Page 8: ...software and the USB drivers use the USB cable to connect the interface to the computer Windows drivers installation Before opening the software for the first time it is possible to check that the dri...

Page 9: ...esses are used on local networks without DHCP servers and when connecting directly to a computer no access point router or switch Once the interface is connected to the LAN start the software and sele...

Page 10: ...network switch to expand the available RJ45 ports Setting up the wireless network Configure the WiFi router as a hotspot to create a new access point or configure the WiFi router as a bridge or repeat...

Page 11: ...date of the selected interface from the list Modify the time and date minutes hours days months and years Synchronize the interface clock using the current computer time and date by selecting the opti...

Page 12: ...he computer The card must be CLASS 10 formatted as FAT or FAT 32 with a maximum capacity of 256 GB SD Card connected to computer in Stand Alone mode click Save to Memory then select Save on external S...

Page 13: ...according to the modes used in Stand Alone Drag and drop mode icons to arrange their order Right click to Add or Remove a mode Scene mode Zone mode Dimmer mode Colour mode Page mode Speed mode Drag a...

Page 14: ...writing function Buttons Stand Alone mode offers 8 graphical buttons that represent the interface s 8 physical LED buttons From the scene list in Stand Alone mode drag and drop a scene on any button...

Page 15: ...ember The triggers will be performed on the selected months Next a daily hour range must be defined to each month Start and Stop days With a monthly repetition starting and stopping days for each chos...

Page 16: ...On Off Activating the contact starts the scene subsequent activation stops the scene Each trigger action will invert the state of the scene start stop Auto Release The scene plays while the contact i...

Page 17: ...need to hold the button to confirm and play a scene The next or previous scene will play directly after selected for Scene speed Increases or decreases the speed of the current scene A different spee...

Page 18: ...rd DMX Controller board DMX A DMX B DMX in Stand Alone mode offers up to 512 DMX IN channel triggers and up to 255 DMX trigger values per channel This enables triggering scenes directly from an extern...

Page 19: ...ty When several scenes have the same time trigger date hour minute only the first scene in the list will be triggered The rest will be ignored The Play in Priority option allows to play a scene in pri...

Page 20: ...also possible to manually choose the zone range in the fields Note Make sure the DMX Patch and fixture addresses correspond to the defined Zones The Zone option can be configured in Standalone mode ma...

Page 21: ...ster can trigger on and trigger off scenes of the slave interfaces MODE MASTER SLAVE Desynchronized An interface can be defined as master others are automatically set to slaves All Triggers On or Off...

Page 22: ...s in SA mode the F3 function allows activation of the Art Net or sACN mode NOTE Once in Art Net Ar or sACN AC Stand Alone mode the interface will no longer be visible on the network In Art Net mode th...

Page 23: ...ne mode the F3 function allows access to the NODE mode Once in NODE mode the interface displays No and it is now visible on the Art Net network NODE configuration from software It is possible to confi...

Page 24: ...ernet Stand Alone interface 24 Datasheet Technical manual 14 22 50 22 16 44 14 12 38 34 166 97 35 25 38 20 31 6 18 86 60 95 32 156 23 43 32 PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS Metric unit measurements in mm Rear pane...

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