Qtx B12P Manuel utilisateur

B12P

Item ref: 154.013UK

Rechargeable Mini PAR Light

User Manual

Version 1.0

154.013UK User Manual

Caution: Please read this manual carefully before operating

Damage caused by misuse is not covered by the warranty

Thank you for choosing the B12P as part of your light show. The B12P is a compact DMX

fixture which has been designed to be versatile enough to use as a standalone unit or as

part of a larger DMX installation. Please read and keep the following instructions for future

reference.

SAFETY SYMBOL AND MESSAGE CONVENTIONS

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

AVIS

RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE NE PAS

OUVRIR

This symbol indicates that dangerous voltage constituting a risk of electric shock is

present within this unit

This symbol indicates that there are important operating and maintenance instructions in

the literature accompanying this unit.

Warning

To prevent the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose any components to moisture.

If liquids are spilled on the casing, stop using immediately, allow unit to dry out and have

checked by qualified personnel before further use. Avoid impact, extreme pressure or heavy

vibration to the case. No user serviceable parts inside –Do not open the case –refer all

servicing to qualified service personnel.

Safety

Check for correct mains voltage and condition of adaptor lead before connecting to a power

outlet. Do not allow any foreign objects to enter the case or through the ventilation grilles.

Placement

•Keep away from damp or dusty environments

•Use the included bracket for installation and ensure all fixings are secure

•Ensure adequate air-flow around the housing

•Ensure adequate access to controls and connections

•Avoid aiming directly towards eyes at close range

Cleaning

•Use a soft cloth with a neutral detergent to clean the casing as required

•Use a vacuum cleaner to clear ventilation grilles of any dust or debris build-ups

•Do not use strong solvents for cleaning the unit

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Rear Panel

Powering up

The B12P is fitted with an internal rechargeable battery, which when charged will operate

the B12P for up to 4 hours without connection to external power.The B12P is also supplied

with a DC power adaptor which connects to the unit via a DC jack on the rear panel (1).

This adaptor should be plugged into a suitable mains outlet, ensuring the correct voltage is

supplied. This adaptor has the capacity to power the unit for standalone or DMX operation

and when the B12P is switched off, it will charge the internal battery.

Internal Settings

Using the menu buttons (6) the B12P can be set to run in various modes.

These are outlined in the table below.

Function

Display

Press Up/Down

Press Enter + Up/Down

DMX address setting

.

.- .

DMX start address

IP slave ID setting

.

. - .

Auto 1 static colours

.

. - .

Colours setting

Auto 2 colour change



. - .

Speed setting

Auto 3 fade programs

.

. - .

Colours setting

. - .(flashing)

Speed setting

Auto 4 sound-activated

.

. - .

Sequence setting

. - .(flashing)

Mic. sensitivity

Auto 5 strobe programs

.

. - .

Colours setting

. - .(flashing)

Speed setting

Red custom level

.

. - .

Static Red level 0-100%

Green custom level

.

. - .

Static Green level 0-100%

Blue custom level

.

. - .

Static Blue level 0-100%

White custom level

.

. - .

Static White level 0-100%

DC power in jack

DMX input XLR

LED display

Power on/off button

DMX output XLR

Menu buttons

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DMX Connection

The B12P has a male XLR and female XLR on the rear panel (1, 4) for DMX512 control or

connection to other B12P units for Master/Slave operation. Connect in sequence from

female XLR to male XLR using good quality 3-pin XLR leads which are suitable for DMX.

DMX Functions

Channel

Value

Description

CH1

000 - 010

No function

011 - 050

Auto program 1

051 - 100

Auto program 2

101 - 150

Auto program 3

151 - 200

Auto program 4

201 - 255

Auto program 5

CH2

000 - 039

All colours

040 - 049

Red

050 - 059

Green

060 - 069

Blue

070 - 079

Yellow

080 - 089

Cyan

090 - 099

Purple

100 - 109

White

110 - 119

Red + Green

120 - 129

Red + Blue

130 - 139

Red + White

140 - 149

Green + Blue

150 - 159

Green + White

160 - 169

Blue + White

170 - 179

Red + Green + White

180 - 189

Red + Blue + White

190 - 199

Green + Blue + White

200 - 209

Red + Green + Blue

210 - 255

Red + Green + Blue + White

CH3

000 - 255

Speed setting

CH4

000 - 255

Master dimming

CH5

000 - 255

Red dimming

CH6

000 - 255

Green dimming

CH7

000 - 255

Blue dimming

CH8

000 - 255

White dimming

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DMX operation

In order to access the DMX functions, the DMX start address will need to be set on the

control panel (or from the remote control –see below).

When the display shows “”, this means that the B12P is operated by channels 1-8 as

detailed on the previous page. When the display shows “”, this means that the B12P is

operated by channels 203-210.

The start address can be anywhere between 001 and 512

Standalone operation

The B12P can be operated without external control by selecting one of the Auto or custom

static colour settings from the control panel menu. These are Shown in the Internal Settings

section on page 3 of this manual.

Internal settings can also be selected via the included IR remote control as detailed below.

As supplied, the remote handset has a clear plastic tab inserted which should be removed to

activate the CR2025 button cell. Point the handset toward the front of the B12P unit at a

range of no more than 5m for remote control.

Master/slave operation

A B12P fixture operating in one of the standalone modes may be connected onto further

B12P units by DMX lead (XLR-XLR) as a master unit. The slave units must be set to “IP”

mode to mimic the operation of the master unit.

The LED display will show “IP” followed by two digits, which is the IP number. The IP

number is not used in the B12P and any setting from IP01 to IP64 will operate as slave

mode (IP numbers are only used in different types of fixtures)

When IP mode is selected, the B12P will mimic any DMX input from another B12P operating

in standalone Auto or Static Colour mode.

Power on/off

Auto 4 sound activated

Auto 1 static colours

Auto 2 colour change

Auto 3 colour fade

Auto 5 strobe

Static colour -

Static colour +

Program speed -

Program speed +

DMX address -

DMX address +

IP slave ID -

IP slave ID +

IP slave mode select

DMX mode select

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Specifications

Power supply

12.6Vdc (mains adaptor included)

No. of LEDs

LED type

1W single colour

Beam angle

25°

Modes

DMX512, Master/Slave, Auto, Sound active, IR remote

DMX channels

Battery

11.6V 2000mAh Li ion

Battery life

3 - 4 hours

Recharge time

5 hours

Dimensions

90 x 120mmØ

Weight

437g

Disposal: The “Crossed Wheelie Bin” symbol on the product means that the product is classed as Electrical or

Electronic equipment and should not be disposed with other household or commercial waste at the end of its useful life.

The goods must be disposed of according to your local council guidelines.

Errors and omissions excepted.

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