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FXLE1530W LED FIXTURE 

 

Version 1.0  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OWNERS MANUAL   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

      12/01/2020 

www.lightronics.com 

Lightronics 

Inc. 

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Central 

Drive, 

Virginia 

Beach, 

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chain of devices.  In other words the control signal 
cable should originate at the controller to the first 
receiving device and then to others in a continuous  
"daisy chain" fashion. An optically isolated DMX splitter 
is recommend when installing the FXLE1530W in a 
system with various other DMX devices. 
 
The FXLE1530W has a DMX IN and a DMX OUT 
connector which are used to connect the DMX data 
chain. The control cable can NOT be split into a Y or 
multiple run/star arrangement with a cable running 
directly from the controller to each receiving device. 

 
DMX CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENTS 

 

Predominantly two connectors are used for connecting 
fixtures and other DMX devices to a DMX control 
chain. They are both “XLR type” connectors. Some 
units use 3 pin connectors, others use 5 pin 
connectors. The FXLE1530W

 

receives a DMX signal  

on the 3 pin MALE connector on the rear of the unit.  
The 3 pin FEMALE connector is used to connect to the 
next DMX device on the control chain. 
 
If your console uses a 5 pin XLR connector, an adapter 
cable can be purchased or fabricated to accommodate 
this conversion.  The following table shows the pin 
assignments for both 3 pin and 5 pin XLR

 

connectors:

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
DMX TERMINATION 

 

It is recommended that a DMX data chain be 
terminated at the last receiving device on the chain.  
This is done by installing a commonly available 1/4 
Watt, 120 Ohm resistor across the DATA - and DATA 
+ wires at the last device.  If you have only a few 
fixtures installed very close together and with a short 
run of DMX cable to the controller then you may be 
able to operate without the terminator.  
 

OPERATION 

 

Power is applied once the power cord is connected to 
a live power source. There is not an on/off switch. 
Connect power cord to fixture first, then outlet. A 
display and user interface is located on the back of the 
unit.  This interface is used to set the operating options 

and settings.  It consists of a backlit LCD display and 
four buttons (MODE, DOWN, UP, and ENTER)

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Use MODE to scroll through the available choices.  
Push ENTER when you reach the option you want to 
check or set.  The current setting for the option will be 
shown.  Use UP and DOWN until you reach the 
desired setting or menu then push ENTER to invoke  
the new setting. Use ENTER to exit from the sub 
menus.  

 
DMX OPERATION 

 

Use the DMX-Addr menu to set the unit DMX starting 
address.  The range is 001 - 512. A ‘V’ will be 
displayed if a valid DMX signal is present, an ‘x’ 
represents that no valid DMX signal is present. 
  

For this fixture to operate in DMX mode, the mode 
needs to be set for “DMX-Addr” on the LCD display 
by pressing the MODE button. 

 

The fixture has 2 DMX modes. 1 channel and 2 
channel: Channel 2 is not active in 1 channel mode.  

 

CHANNEL 1: 

Fixture Intensity (000 - 255). 

CHANNEL 2: 

Strobe Control (000 - 127, 128-255) 
000 is Strobe OFF, starts slow and 
increases to fastest at 127. From 128-
255 pattern transitions to short light 
pulses with longer duration between 
pulses as value rises from 128 to 255.  
 

STAND ALONE MODE  

 

You can operate the unit manually using the R-
DIMMER & P-STROBE menu.  Use the UP and 
DOWN buttons to change the level, Push ENTER 
when done.  The range is 000 - 255 (See above for 
values).  
 
If connecting multiple FXLE1530W fixtures together in 
stand-alone mode, set the DMX address on additional 
units to d001 to follow the main fixture. 
 

PIN # 

SIGNAL NAME 

1 DMX 

COMMON 

DMX DATA - 

DMX DATA + 

4 NOT 

USED 

5 NOT 

USED 

MODE

ENTER 

UP

DOWN 

CONTROL PANEL 

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