Automatic Programs; Music Control; Master / Slave Mode; Dmx Control - IMG STAGELINE PARL-5RGBW Mode D'emploi

7.3 Automatic programs

Two automatic programs are available.
1) On the remote control, press the appropriate
button (AUTO 1 or AUTO 2) to switch on the pro-
gram desired.
Alternatively, on the menu of the spotlight, call
up the menu item
UP or DOWN to select the program (
).
2) On the remote control, press the button SPEED
repeatedly to change the speed.
Alternatively, on the menu of the spotlight,
select the program, press the button ENTER
and use the button UP or DOWN to set the
speed ( ...

7.4 Music control

If the spotlight is to be music-controlled by means
of its microphone (6), select one of the following
two music modes:
SOUND 1 = sound-controlled white flashes
SOUND 2 = sound-controlled flashes with chang-
ing colours
On the remote control, press the appropriate button
(SOUND 1 or SOUND 2) to switch on the mode
desired.
Alternatively, on the menu of the spotlight, call
up the menu item
or DOWN to select the mode (

7.5 Master / slave mode

Multiple spotlights PARL-5RGBW can be operated
in sync. In this mode, the first unit (master unit) con-
trols the other units (slave units).
1) Connect the units with each other in a chain;
please refer to chapter 8.1, skipping step 1.
2) Set the master unit to one of the following
modes: colour spotlight mode, stroboscope,
automatic mode or music control (
7.1 – 7.4).
3) Set the other units to the slave mode. To do so,
either press the button SLAVE on the remote
control or switch on the slave mode via the
menu: Select the menu item
button ENTER.
will appear on the display.
and then use the button
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DMX Control

DMX (Digital Multiplex) allows for digital control of
multiple DMX units by means of a common control
line. For operation by means of a DMX light con-
troller (e. g. DMX-1440 or DMX-510USB from "img
Stage Line"), the LED spotlight is equipped with
7 DMX control channels. The functions of the chan-
or
nels and the corresponding DMX values can be
found in chapter 10.1.

8.1 DMX connection

For DMX connection, 3-pole XLR connections with
the following pin configuration are available:
pin 1 = ground, 2 = DMX−, 3 = DMX+
For the connection, special cables for DMX signal
transmission (e. g. cables of the CDMXN series
from "img Stage Line") should be used. For cable
lengths exceeding 150 m, the insertion of a DMX
level matching amplifier (e. g. SR-103DMX from
"img Stage Line") is recommended.
1) Connect the input DMX IN (4) to the DMX output
of the light controller.
2) Connect the output DMX OUT (10) to the DMX
input of the next DMX unit. Connect the output of
the latter DMX unit to the input of the following
unit, etc. until all DMX-controlled units are con-
nected in a chain.
3) To prevent interference in signal transmission:
For long cables or for a great number of units
connected in series, terminate the DMX output
of the last DMX unit in the chain with a 120 Ω
resistor (> 0.3 W): Connect an appropriate ter-
minating plug (e. g. DLT-123 from "img Stage
Line") to the DMX output jack.

8.2 Setting the start address

For separate control of the DMX units connected to
the light controller, each unit requires a start
address of its own. Example: If the first DMX chan-
nel of the PARL-5RGBW is to be controlled by DMX
address 17, set the start address on the PARL-
5RGBW to 17. The other DMX channels of the
PARL-5RGBW will then be automatically assigned
to the subsequent addresses (in this example, the
PARL-5RGBW will use the addresses 17 – 23).
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