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FiberLamp 

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Copyright 2015 

 

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COPYRIGHT ©  2015 FIBERLAMP 

All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. 

 

This manual may not be reproduced in whole or in part, in any form or by any means, without the express written permission of 
FiberLamp. 
 

NO LIABILITY FOR ERRORS

 

FiberLamp reserves the right to correct technical and typographical errors in this manual at any time, without prior notice. In no 
event shall FiberLamp be liable for errors in this manual or for any damages arising out of or relating to this manual. 
 

PRODUCT WARRANTY/LIMITATION OF REMEDITS 

FiberLamp  warrants,  to  the  original  Buyer,  all  of  its  products  to  be  free  from  defects  in  both  workmanship  and  material  for  a 
period  of  one  year  from  the  date  of  shipment.  This  warranty  extends  to  all  products,  which  have  proved  defective  through 
normal use, but excludes products that have been damaged, mishandled, disassembled without permission, modified without 
written approval by FiberLamp, or misused by Buyer or any other person. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, and 
FiberLamp disclaims all other warranties express or implied, including any warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular 
purpose, or arising from the course of dealing between the parties or usage of trade. FiberLamp does not extend any warranty 
of any kind whatsoever to any purchaser of the products from Buyer or to any end-user of the products. FiberLamp, at its sole 
choosing, will replace or repair to proper working condition any products under warranty that are returned. Products repaired or 
replaced  under  warranty  are  only  warranted  for  the  remaining  unexpired  period  of  time  of  the  original  warranty.  FiberLamp 
reserves  the  right  to  issue  a  credit  memo  for  any  defective  product  as  an  alternative  to  product  replacement  or  repair. 
FiberLamp will not accept Buyer generated debit memos. Buyer may not set off or withhold payment because any product is 
defective. I

n no event shall FiberLamp’s liability under this warranty and this contract exceed the purchase price of the products. 

In no event shall FiberLamp be liable under this warranty or this contract for consequential, incidental or special damages. 
 

RETURN MATERIAL AUTHORIZATION TERMS 

FiberLamp will only accept a return of products for which a FiberLamp Return Material Authorization (“RMA”) Number has been 
issued to Buyer prior to the shipment of the return products to FiberLamp. This RMA Number must be displayed on all return 
shipment  documents.  FiberLamp  will  refuse  all  returns  that  are  not  accompanied  by  an  RMA  Number.  All  risks  of  any  such 
refused shipment are the sole responsibility of Buyer. 
 
For  warranty  returns,  FiberLamp will  only  accept  return  products  accompanied  by  a statement  of  defects.  FiberLamp  will  not 
evaluate returns not including this information, and such returns will be returned to Buyer at Buyer’s expense. 
 
Warranty returns proved defective through damage, mishandling, disassembly without permission, modification without written 
approval by FiberLamp, or misuse by Buyer or any other person, and warranty returns found non-defective, will be subject to 
evaluation  and  processing  fees,  and  repair  costs  if  applicable.  Non-warranty  returns  will  be  evaluated  and  will  be  subject  to 
evaluation and processing fees. If non-warranty repair work is necessary, Buyer will be notified of repair costs before a repair 
work order is initiated. Confirming POs are required for non-warranty repair work. 
 
For warranty returns, Buyer is responsible for one-way freight costs to FiberLamp, including any duty and taxes. FiberLamp will 
cover freight costs for return shipment to Buyer. Shipment charges billed to FiberLamp without prior approval from FiberLamp 
will be re-invoiced to Buyer. 
 
For non-warranty returns, Buyer is responsible for two-way freight costs, including any duty and taxes. If shipment consists of 
returns that are both warranty and non-warranty, the shipment will be considered as non-warranty. 
 
FiberLamp will not accept Buyer generated debit memos. 
 
All  international  return  shipments  to  FiberLamp,  including  packaging  and  airway  bill,  must  be  marked  “Goods  made  in  the 
United States; enter as American Goods Returned (‘AGR’)” and state the reason for the return to the United States. FiberLamp 
will  refuse  all  returns  that  are  not  properly  documented.  All  risks  of  any  such  refused  shipment  are  the  sole  responsibility  of 
Buyer. 
 
International  returns  should  be  sent  via  Federal  Express,  UPS  or  DHL.  International  returns  may  be  processed  using 
FiberLamp’s brokerage: EWI Inc. 305 Harbor Way, South San Francisco, CA 94080. Contact David Li at TEL: (650) 794-1388, 
FAX:  (650)  794-

1389.  If  one  of  these  carriers  or  FiberLamp’s  broker  is  not  used,  FiberLamp  may  invoice  Buyer  for  any 

additional costs including duty and taxes. 
 

REVERSE ENGINEERING/CONFIDENTIALITY 

Buyer shall not reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, modify, reproduce or copy any products or any software within any 
products.  Buyer shall not analyze or identify the chemical composition or the physical characteristics of any products.  Buyer 
shall not furnish FiberLamp specifications to any other person. 
 

SOFTWARE LICENSE 

FiberLamp  does  not  transfer  ownership  of  software  contained  in  any  products.  FiberLamp  grants  to  Buyer  a  perpetual  non-
exclusive license to use software in the operation of the product in which it is contained. This license is transferable only with 
the transfer of ownership of the product. 

 

Summary of Contents for FL5200

Page 1: ...OPERATION MANUAL FL5200 Copyright 2015...

Page 2: ...ent are the sole responsibility of Buyer For warranty returns FiberLamp will only accept return products accompanied by a statement of defects FiberLamp will not evaluate returns not including this in...

Page 3: ...8 Software Installation 8 Setup 9 Definitions 9 Programming to a Reserved Custom Mode 9 DMX Addressing 13 5 DMX Operation 11 DMX Overview 11 DMX Hardware 11 DMX Wiring Configurations 12 DMX Controls 1...

Page 4: ...s an LED based fiber optic luminaire that has dynamic color changing abilities and an effect wheel It can be controlled with manual USB and DMX512 interfaces The FL5200 is designed for use with both s...

Page 5: ...FiberLamp Hardware Setup Page 5 of 20 Copyright 2015 5870081 A1 2 Hardware Diagram Figure 1 Featured hardware identification diagram...

Page 6: ...t light set the power switch to OFF and contact the manufacturer Pushbuttons There are two pushbuttons on the side of the unit labeled Wheel Speed and Mode shown in Figure 1 WHEEL SPEED If a twinkle w...

Page 7: ...ed in section 4 of this manual Table 2 Factory preset modes Mode Programming Capability Multicolor Single Color RGBW RGBA 0 Non programmable No light No light No light 1 Static Color White Blue 100 In...

Page 8: ...Software Installation LightMix is compatible with 32 bit and 64 bit systems running Windows XP Windows Vista and Windows 7 It is not compatible with any Mac OS Before installing LightMix be sure to co...

Page 9: ...step gradually fades into the color of the next step DMX mode Determines a fixtures role in a DMX network Master or Slave DMX Master If the fixture is in DMX master mode the FL5200 will continuously...

Page 10: ...ttom of the Step Duration section tab and the step will be shown in detail in the Step Parameters section as a step 6 Repeat until the series of steps reflect the desired lighting sequence 7 Click the...

Page 11: ...temporary installations This cabling can be coupled with XLR5 connectors which have also become standardized by the entertainment lighting industry The female XLR5 connector is typically used to acce...

Page 12: ...ext using either Cat 5e cable or XLR cables LARGER INSTALLATIONS OR LONG DISTANCE Installations requiring more than 32 fixtures or installations spanning cable lengths greater than 1 200 meters 3 900...

Page 13: ...166 198 230 262 294 326 358 390 422 454 486 1 1 1 0 0 7 39 71 103 135 167 199 231 263 295 327 359 391 423 455 487 0 0 0 1 0 8 40 72 104 136 168 200 232 264 296 328 360 392 424 456 488 1 0 0 1 0 9 41...

Page 14: ...l 5 controls the intensity of a color combination created in the LightMix software and saved to Mode 7 For multicolor models Mode 7 is calibrated at the manufacturing facility to the brightest 5000K W...

Page 15: ...bottom left of LightMix window check the Master bubble and click Set 4 After the FL5200 has been properly installed at the desired physical location turn on the unit Use the push button to access the...

Page 16: ...thin and around the FL5200 will decrease the performance of the thermal management system resulting in a shortened lifetime of the LED light source Mounting The FL5200 uses dynamic thermal management...

Page 17: ...buttons If any of the channels are not completely responsive please contact the manufacturer Unit is not responding to DMX signal Verify that the addresses set on the DIP switch correspond to the chan...

Page 18: ...or the FL5200 Operating Temp Range Storage Temperature Range Humidity 0 40 C 40 70 C 10 90 Electrical Specifications Table 7 Electrical Specifications for the FL5200 Input Voltage Range Input Frequenc...

Page 19: ...FiberLamp Specifications Page 19 of 19 Copyright 2015 5870081 A1 Mechanical Drawing All measurements are in mm...

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