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Control Panel
When the red LED indicator light is on, means the Sunstrip Pro RGB is working.
When the green LED indicator light is on, means the Sunstrip Pro RGB is receiving a DMX signal.
Fig. 5
A.
LED Display
E.
Up Button
B.
Power LED
F.
Down Button
C.
MENU Button
G.
DMX LED
D.
FUN Button
Control Mode
The fixtures are individually addressed on a data-link and connected to the controller.
The fixtures respond to the DMX signal from the controller.
DMX Addressing
The control panel on the front side of the base allows you to assign the DMX fixture address, which is the
first channel from which the Sunstrip Pro RGB will respond to the controller.
Please note when you use the controller, the unit has max.
111
channels.
When using multiple Sunstrip Pro’s, make sure you set the DMX addresses right.
Therefore, the DMX address of the first Sunstrip Pro should be
1(A001)
; the DMX address of the second
Sunstrip Pro should be
1+111=112
; the DMX address of the third Sunstrip Pro should be
112+111=223
, etc.
Please, be sure that you don’t have any overlapping channels in order to control each Sunstrip Pro
correctly. If two or more Sunstrip Pro’s are addressed similarly, they will work similarly.
For address settings, please refer to the instructions under ”Addressing’ (menu d001)
Controlling:
After having addressed all Sunstrip Pro’s, you may now start operating these via your lighting controller.
Note:
After switching on, the Sunstrip Pro will automatically detect whether DMX 512 data is received or
not.
If there is
no data received at the DMX-input, the
Green LED
on the control panel will not flash.
The problem may be:
- The XLR cable from the controller is not connected with the input of the Sunstrip Pro.
- The controller is switched off or defective, the cable or connector is detective, or the signal wires are
swapped in the input connector.
Note:
It’s necessary to insert a XLR termination plug (with 120 Ohm) in the last fixture in order to ensure
proper transmission on the DMX data link.
