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15
Additional
Settings
A
number
of
additional
settings
may
be
accessed
within
the
menu
system:
Power
Mode
Under
the
“CHANGE
Settings”
menu
ColourPoint
has
two
power
modes
that
can
be
selected:
Power
LongLife
50%
Power
Power
Normal
Full
Power
The
“Normal”
option
provides
maximum
light
output
at
the
cost
of
reduced
battery
life.
“LongLife”
reduces
the
LED
output
by
50%,
therefore
enables
2
x
running
period
for
ALL
FUNCTIONS,
whether
stand
‐
alone
or
DMX.
To
change
the
power
mode
press
the
key
and
use
the
and
keys
to
select
“
CHANGE
Settings
”
then
press
the
key
.
Use
the
and
keys
to
select
“
POWER
MODE
”
and
press
to
select.
Use
the
and
keys
to
toggle
between
“Norm”
and
“LongLife”
then
press
to
save
changes.
This
setting
affects
all
Static,
Cust
Colr
and
DMX
modes
so
that
the
battery
life
of
each
unit
can
be
individually
set,
irrespective
of
what’s
controlling
it.
Brightness
Control
Under
the
“CHANGE
Settings”
menu
ColourPoint
has
a
separate
brightness
control
that
can
control
the
output
of
the
unit
in
stand
‐
alone
mode:
The
value
may
be
changed
from
0
to
100%
in
five
steps:
0%,
20%,
40%,
60%,
80%,
100%.
Press
the
key
and
use
the
and
keys
to
select
“
CHANGE
Settings
”
then
press
.
to
accept.
Use
the
and
keys
to
select
“
BRIGHTNS
CONTROL
”
and
press
to
select.
Use
the
and
keys
to
toggle
between
“0%”
and
“100%”
then
press
to
save
changes.
This
setting
adjusts
Static
and
Cust
Col
modes
only.
DMX
mode
remains
unchanged
as
the
unit
remains
under
external
control.
PWM
Frequency
Control
For
HD
TV
work
ColourPoint
is
equipped
with
an
option
to
adjust
the
PWM
frequency
of
the
LEDs
to
prevent
‘beating’
with
the
TV
scan
frequency.
To
enable
soft
dimming
press
and
use
the
and
keys
to
select
“
CHANGE
Settings
”
then
press
to
select.
Then
use
the
and
keys
to
select
“
PWM
Freq
”
and
press
to
select
from
value
488Hz
to
3.9kHz.
Press
to
save
changes
and
the
screen
will
revert
to
showing
the
‘Function’
mode.
Beware
that
when
using
the
higher
frequencies
the
resolution
of
the
colour
intensity
steps
is
reduced,
so
the
effect
of
colour
changing
can
become
less
smooth
and
more
‘steppy’.
Keypad
Lock
The
keypad
may
be
locked
to
prevent
tampering
or
inadvertent
adjustment
of
the
unit.
To
Lock:
Hold
down
the
key
whilst
switching
ON
the
unit
to
Lock.
To
Unlock:
First
switch
OFF
the
unit.
Hold
down
the
key
whilst
switching
ON
the
unit
to
Unlock.
