3 What Is Included ........................................................................................... 3 Unpacking Instructions .................................................................................. 3 Claims .................................................................................................................... 3 Text Conventions .......................................................................................... 3 Icons .....................................

Up to 16 fixtures can be daisy chained in Master/Slave mode. MENU SET TO NOTES P6 -n Master mode P4 -n Sound activated A 001 Channel address P1 Any Pan invert P2 Any Tilt invert You can change the Pan and Tilt settings freely. Sound-active (P4) or Auto-run (P5) In Master/Slave mode you can choose whether the fixture will run in a sound-active state where the movement is triggered by sound or in auto-run where the speed is pre-programmed. MENU SET TO NOTES P4 -n Sound Activated or P5 -n Auto-run

BEFORE YOU BEGIN................................................................................................................................3 WHAT IS INCLUDED.........................................................................................................................................3 UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS.............................................................................................................................3 AC POWER..........................................

To return to the previous option or menu without changing the value, press the button. Menu Map M MENU OPTION The starting addrbu Adobe Systems ttons. Stand Alone – Automatic: The built in programs will trigger automatically to a pre- programmed speed time. Adobe Systems Sound Active – Master Unit: Sets the fixture to Master status for Master-Slave operation and the built in programs will be triggered by the sound. No data link is Adobe Systems required; all fixtures can be set to thi

For lamp installation in 230V environments please read Lamp (In-Series) Wiring..in the Appendix section of this manual. Do not touch the envelope (glass area) of the bulb with bare hands. If this happens, clean the lamp with alcohol and wipe it with a lint free cloth before installation. LAMP INSTALLATION 1) Remove the three (S1) screws that surround the fixture.s top cover. 2) If replacing the lamp, remove old lamp first. 3) Reach in and using a cloth or napkin hold the bulb and pull out of the

Should any other connections be required they must be carried out with the following configuration. Earth = Green/ Yellow cable Neutral = Blue cable Live = Brown cable In the USA & Europe, it is required that all plugs are 3-pin type i. e. with Earth/ Ground connection. In the UK, it is required that all mains plugs are fitted with 5A fuses. Technical Specifications Power 120V~60Hz AC 230V~50Hz AC Fuse 20mm Glass 3A Fast Blow 20mm Glass 1.5A Fast Blow Lamps 3 x 120V 100W Part No J120V 100W 3 x 2

If you sell the unit to another user, be sure that they also receive this instruction booklet. • Always make sure that you are connecting to the proper voltage, and that the line voltage you are connecting to is not higher than that stated on the decal or rear panel of the fixture. • This product is intended for indoor use only! • To prevent risk of fire or shock, do not expose fixture to rain or moisture. Make sure there are no flammable materials close to the unit while operating. • The unit m

When connected to the mains power supply the unit should illuminate and the fan should rotate. As the effect is sound activated it may be necessary to adjust the audio sensitivity control. Due to the high operating temperature of halogen lamps it is advisable that the effect be use in a well-ventilated area without obstruction to the fan. After use allow time to .cool for safety and to ensure lamp life before moving or touching. The duty cycle for this effect should be no more than 15 minutes on

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