1)
Current overload. This is when a user has overloaded the DCV by connecting more than
300W of lighting. This may only occur at certain points when the fixture is pulling its
maximum wattage.
2)
Short Circuit. This can occur when the tape is wired incorrectly or if the tape is short
circuiting because it
’
s damaged or faulty. Another common cause of this is when the tails at
one end of the tape are touching and creating a short circuit.
3.0
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User Interface Settings
3.0.1
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accessing the UI
To access the UI, power the DCV, hold down
the “menu” key and press “
enter
”
when prompted
whist maintaining a hold on the menu key.
This feature is on all DCV systems as a security feature to prevent accidental operator changes.
3.0.2
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System Modes
System mode enables different types of control and is set in the system mode menu which is
accessed by pressing the menu button repeatedly to cycle settings.
1.
DMX
–
For DMX control.
2.
Sound
–
For sound auto control.
3.
Auto
–
For running stand alone.
4.
Slave
–
Master Slave mode.
3.0.3
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Changing the DMX address
Cycle menu until the display reads “System Mode” and press “enter”
Once you have accessed this screen and selected the DMX Mode from DMX or WDMX* you can
press “enter” until the screen scrolls along to give you the
DMX Addressing settings.
*WDMX (Wireless DMX) only available on select models.
3.0.4
–
Changing the LED mode (RGBW/RGB, CCT)
Cycle menu until the display reads “System Mode” and press “enter”
Once you have accessed this screen the display will show a two-digit and a three-digit number, the
first two-digit number shows the mode as follows:
1.
RGB
2.
RGBW
3.
Dual White (1&3 and 2&4 Grouped)
4.
All Outputs Operate (1 DMX Chanel)
5.
Dim + RGBW
6.
RGBW + Dim + Strobe
7.
Macro Mode (Described Below) MACCH
8.
Assign any DMX address to any channel
3.0.5
–
Macro Modes & DMX settings
For LED Mode [07] (listed above)