Display Of The Firmware Version; Cleaning The Unit; Specifications; Dmx Channels - IMG STAGELINE PARL-7DMX Mode D'emploi

8.4 Display of the firmware version

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To show the version number of the firmware (operating
system of the unit):
1) Press button MENU (5) so many times until
(version) is shown on the display (3).
2) Press button ENTER. The version number is
shown, e. g.
3) After 15 seconds the unit is switched back to the
previous operating mode.

9 Cleaning the Unit

The plastic pane in front of the LEDs should be cleaned
at regular intervals from the outside, depending on
impurities caused by dust, smoke or other particles.
Only this will ensure that the light is radiated at maxi-
mum brightness. For cleaning, disconnect the mains
plug from the socket. Only use a soft, clean cloth and
a mild detergent. Then wipe the plastic pane dry.
For cleaning the other parts of the housing, only use
a soft, clean cloth. Never use any fluid; it may leak into
the unit and cause damage.

10 Specifications

Power supply: . . . . . . . . 230 V~ / 50 Hz
Power consumption: . . . max. 25 VA
Light source: . . . . . . . . . 7 super bright 3 W RGB
Ambient temperature: . . 0 – 40 °C
Dimensions: . . . . . . . . . 270 × 215 × 85 mm
Weight: . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.6 kg
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= version 1.0.
LEDs, beam angle 15°

10.1 DMX channels

Channel 1 – 3
DMX value Function
Channel 1 proportion of red
0 – 255 brightness red
Channel 2 proportion of green
0 – 255 brightness green
Channel 3 proportion of blue
0 – 255 brightness blue
For DMX channel 4, different configurations may be
selected. For this purpose adjust the DMX mode,
chapter 7.2.
Channel 4
DMX value Function
Mode 1 (menu indication
0 – 7 LEDs off
8 – 190 dimmer
191 – 200 music control on*
stroboscope slow → fast
201 – 247
248 – 255 full brightness
Mode 2 (menu indication
0 – 255 dimmer
Mode 3 (menu indication
0 – 160 dimmer
stroboscope slow → fast
161 – 255
Mode 4 (menu indication
0 – 127 dimmer
stroboscope slow → fast
128 – 199
automatic transition of the colours
200 – 255
slow → fast
*The music control must additionally be switched on via the
menu ( chapter 6.1.1, step 5).
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