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Safety instructions.................................................................................................................................. 10

Features....................................................................................................................................................... 15

Installation.................................................................................................................................................. 16

Starting up.................................................................................................................................................. 20

Components and functions................................................................................................................ 23

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PAR56 MKII RGBA

Summary of Contents for StairVille PAR56 MKII RGBA

Page 1: ...PAR56 MKII RGBA LED PAR user manual...

Page 2: ...Musikhaus Thomann Thomann GmbH Hans Thomann Stra e 1 96138 Burgebrach Germany Telephone 49 0 9546 9223 0 E mail info thomann de Internet www thomann de 10 08 2015 ID 274644_274646...

Page 3: ...al words 7 2 Safety instructions 10 3 Features 15 4 Installation 16 5 Starting up 20 6 Components and functions 23 7 Operating 26 7 1 Starting up the device 26 7 2 Main menu 26 7 3 Menu overview 33 7...

Page 4: ...6 Functions in 8 channel DMX mode 36 8 Technical specifications 38 9 Plug and connection assignments 39 10 Troubleshooting 40 11 Cleaning 42 12 Protecting the environment 43 Table of contents LED PAR...

Page 5: ...s and all other instructions Keep the manual for future reference Make sure that it is available to all those using the device If you sell the unit please make sure that the buyer also receives this m...

Page 6: ...eyword search Use the search function in the electronic version to find the topics of interest for you quickly Online guides Our online guides provide detailed information on technical basics and term...

Page 7: ...kets and italics Examples VOLUME control Mono button Texts and values displayed on the device are marked by quotation marks and italics Examples 24ch OFF 1 3 Symbols and signal words In this section y...

Page 8: ...ion of symbol and signal word indicates a pos sible dangerous situation that can result in death or serious injury if it is not avoided NOTICE This combination of symbol and signal word indicates a po...

Page 9: ...Warning signs Type of danger Warning danger zone General notes PAR56 MKII RGBA 9...

Page 10: ...ating con ditions is considered to be improper and may result in personal injury or property damage No liability will be assumed for damages resulting from improper use This device may be used only by...

Page 11: ...e from the unit They could swallow the pieces and choke Never let children unattended use electrical devices DANGER Electric shock caused by high voltages inside Within the device there are areas wher...

Page 12: ...th or fire If in doubt seek advice from a registered electrician WARNING Eye damage caused by high light intensity Never look directly into the light source WARNING Risk of epileptic shock Strobe ligh...

Page 13: ...ny direct heat source Keep the device away from naked flames NOTICE Operating conditions This device has been designed for indoor use only To prevent damage never expose the device to any liquid or mo...

Page 14: ...and that the AC outlet is protected by a residual current circuit breaker Failure to do so could result in damage to the device and possibly injure the user Unplug the device before electrical storms...

Page 15: ...power consumption and long service life Using amber LEDs ensures that also warm colours can be faithfully reproduced Special features of the device n 144 10 mm LEDs 36 amber 36 red 36 green 36 blue n...

Page 16: ...transportation or storage use the original packaging or your own packaging material suitable for transport or storage respectively WARNING Risk of injury caused by falling objects Make sure that the...

Page 17: ...ture must always be below 40 C 104 F NOTICE Use of stands When mounting the device onto a stand ensure that the stand is in a safe and stable position and that the weight of the device does not exceed...

Page 18: ...an install the device standing or hanging upside down When in use the device must be mounted at a solid surface or clamped to an approved truss Use the openings of the bracket provided for mounting Wo...

Page 19: ...Please note that this device must not be connected to a dimmer Installation PAR56 MKII RGBA 19...

Page 20: ...5 Starting up Establish all connections as long as the unit is switched off Use the shortest possible high quality cables for all connections Starting up LED PAR 20...

Page 21: ...er DMX device Connect the output of the first DMX device to the input of the second one and so on to form a daisy chain Always ensure that the output of the last DMX device in the daisy chain is termi...

Page 22: ...synchronized show This function is ideal when you want to start a show immediately Connect the DMX output of the master device to the DMX input of the first slave device Then connect the DMX output o...

Page 23: ...6 Components and functions Rear panel Components and functions PAR56 MKII RGBA 23...

Page 24: ...nfirms a selected value 4 5 Increases decreases the displayed value by one 6 M Calls the main menu or a submenu 7 Bracket for floor placement or hanging 8 Locking screws for the mounting bracket Compo...

Page 25: ...9 DMX IN DMX input 10 DMX OUT DMX output Components and functions PAR56 MKII RGBA 25...

Page 26: ...7 2 Main menu Press M to call the main menu and select an operating mode Use the arrow keys to change the respectively shown value When the display shows the desired value press OK If you don t press...

Page 27: ...ect one of the following DMX operating modes n 4CH four channels n 6CH six channels n 8CH eight channels This setting is only relevant if the device is controlled via DMX When the display shows the de...

Page 28: ...When the display shows the desired value press OK to confirm the selection and then M to return to the superordinate menu To return to the superordinate menu without changes press M Make sure that th...

Page 29: ...irm the selection and then M to return to the superordinate menu To return to the superordinate menu without changes press M Press M Press one of the arrow keys repeatedly until the display shows LINE...

Page 30: ...eturn to the superordinate menu without changes press M Press M Press one of the arrow keys repeatedly until the display shows SET Press OK Press one of the arrow keys repeatedly until the display sho...

Page 31: ...hows the desired value press OK to confirm the selection and then M to return to the superordinate menu To return to the superordinate menu without changes press M Press M Press one of the arrow keys...

Page 32: ...shows Use the arrow keys to select a value between 1 and 4 the display shows C 01 C 04 This setting is only relevant if the device is not controlled via DMX When the display shows the desired value pr...

Page 33: ...7 3 Menu overview Operating PAR56 MKII RGBA 33...

Page 34: ...100 3 0 255 Intensity blue 0 to 100 4 0 255 Intensity amber 0 to 100 7 5 Functions in 6 channel DMX mode Channel Value Function 1 Operating mode selection 0 63 Constant colour colouring is determined...

Page 35: ...63 3 0 255 Intensity green 0 to 100 if channel 1 0 63 4 0 255 Intensity blue 0 to 100 if channel 1 0 63 5 0 255 Intensity amber 0 to 100 if channel 1 0 63 6 Effects speed 0 10 No automatic colour cha...

Page 36: ...100 if channel 5 0 15 and channel 7 0 31 4 0 255 Intensity amber 0 to 100 if channel 5 0 15 and channel 7 0 31 5 Fixed colour pattern 0 15 No fixed colour and movement pattern 16 255 One of 31 pre pr...

Page 37: ...thout function 96 127 Fade in out effect speed controlled by channel 6 channels 1 to 5 without function 128 159 Auto mix effect speed controlled by channel 6 channels 1 to 5 without function 160 191 C...

Page 38: ...0 mm LEDs 36 amber 36 red 36 green 36 blue Dispersion 45 Number of DMX channels 4 6 8 Operating voltage supply AC 230 V 50 Hz Power consumption 13 W Dimensions W D H 220 mm 205 mm 210 mm Weight 1 6 kg...

Page 39: ...a socket the result of an incorrect connection may be a destroyed DMX controller a short circuit or just a not working light show The unit offers a 3 pin XLR socket for DMX output and a 3 pin XLR plu...

Page 40: ...ted DMX cables and do not use ordi nary microphone cables Never connect the DMX input or output to audio devices such as mixers or ampli fiers In the following we list a few common problems that may o...

Page 41: ...ddress settings and the DMX polarity 3 Try using another DMX controller 4 Check to see if the DMX cables run near or alongside to high voltage cables that may cause damage or interfer ence to DMX inte...

Page 42: ...tput The frequency of cleaning depends on the operating environment wet smoky or particularly dirty surroundings can cause more accumulation of dirt on the optics of the device n Clean with a soft clo...

Page 43: ...lease follow the notes and markings on the packaging This product is subject to the European Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive WEEE Do not dispose with your normal household waste Di...

Page 44: ...Notes LED PAR 44...

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