Setting Into Operation; Connecting Multiple Floodlights; Operation; Independent Operation - IMG STAGELINE ODW-2410RGBW Manual De Instrucciones

5

Setting into Operation

WARNING
To prevent damage to your eyes,
never look directly into the light
source for any length of time .
Please note that fast changes in lighting may
trigger epileptic seizures with photosensitive
persons or persons with epilepsy!
Connect the plug (7) of the cable POWER IN to
the inline jack of the supplied cable fitted with
the mains plug (11) and then use the cap nut to
screw the plug-in connection together . Connect
the mains plug to a mains socket (230 V/ 50 Hz) .
The floodlight will be switched on .
will appear on the display (5), and
LIGHTING
the display will be illuminated for a few seconds .
CAUTION! Do not connect the unit to the mains
voltage via a dimmer!
If no further floodlight is connected to the in-
line jack (8) of the cable POWER OUT and to
the inline jack (9) of the cable DMX OUT, make
absolutely sure to screw the protective covers
onto the inline jacks . The cable POWER OUT
carries mains voltage .

5.1 Connecting multiple floodlights

If multiple ODW-2410RGBW are used, the flood-
lights can be interconnected for power supply .
Do not connect the first floodlight to a mains
socket for the time being .
1) Use the inline jack (8) of the cable POWER
OUT to connect the first floodlight to the
plug (7) of the cable POWER IN of the second
floodlight . Proceed in the same way to con-
nect the second floodlight to the third one etc .
until all floodlights are connected in a chain .
If the mains connection cables between
the floodlights are too short, use suitable
extension cables such as ODP-34AC (2 m) or
ODP-34AC / 10 (10 m) .
WARNUNG The total current in the con-
nection cables (7, 8) must
not exceed 10 A; otherwise,
a cable fire may occur due
to overload . Therefore, only interconnect
9 floodlights as a maximum .
2) At the last floodlight, screw the protective
cover supplied onto the inline jack (8) of the
cable POWER OUT . The cable carries mains
voltage .
3) Connect the mains plug (11) of the first
floodlight to a mains socket (230 V/ 50 Hz) .
6

Operation

All settings of the unit are made via a menu on
the display (5) by means of the buttons MENU,
ENTER, UP and DOWN (4) . The unit will always
display the most recently selected menu view .
To change a setting:
1) Press the button MENU repeatedly until the
indication on the display does not change
anymore: The top menu level (main menu)
has been reached ( ☞
2) Use the button UP or DOWN to select the
menu item desired . The arrow
point to the menu item selected .
3) Press the button ENTER to call up the menu
item selected . The display will indicate the
current setting ( ) for this menu item .
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4) Use the button UP or DOWN to change the
setting .
5) If submenu items are available, use the but-
ton ENTER to call them up and then use the
button UP or DOWN to change their settings .
6) For further settings, press the button MENU
to go to a higher menu level (if required, go
to the main menu,
The display illumination will extinguish after a
few seconds if no button is pressed . It will light
up again when a button is pressed .
Make the desired settings for the respective op-
eration mode, observing the instructions given
in chapters 7 to 9 .
LED WASH
Main menu
Static Color
DMX Address
Personality
ID Address
CAL1 white
CAL2 Parameter
KEY LOCK
Fig. 2 Overview of the main menu
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7.1 Colour floodlight and
In this mode, the floodlight constantly radiates
light in an adjustable colour . The stroboscope
function can additionally be activated .
1) Call up the menu item
2) Set the following parameters:
ƊRed
green:
blue :
white:
strob:
3) The arrow
selection or the value to be set . To set the
parameter selected: Press the button ENTER
and use the button UP or DOWN to change
the setting; then press the button MENU
to return to the parameter selection and to
change another parameter .
7.2 Different shades of white,
fig . 2) .
In this mode, the floodlight radiates white light .
11 different shades of white are stored which,
will always
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however, can be changed, if required . For each
shade of white, the brightness of the colours
red, green, blue and white may be set to differ-
ent values so that this mode can also be used to
store 11 individual shades of colour .
☞
step 1) .
Description
Colour floodlight / stroboscope 7.1
Call up show programs (
programmable sequences
Auto
of scenes ( )
Pro.
Master / slave mode
RUN
DMX start address
DMX operation mode /
number of channels
Subaddress
Program sequences of scenes
EDIT
: Copy sequence of scenes
UPLD
to other floodlights
: Reset settings
REST
SET
: Subaddressing
ID
: Colour limitation
REGW
: Response time
Dim
11 shades of white
or individual colours
Set colour limitation values
Key lock

Independent Operation

stroboscope
Static Color
Brightness of red (0 – 255)
:
Brightness of green (0 – 255)
Brightness of blue (0 – 255)
Brightness of white (0 – 255)
Flash frequency (0 – 20 Hz)
of the stroboscope
always precedes the current
Ɗ
storing 11 shades of colour
1) Call up the menu item
arrow on the display will point to one of the
Ɗ
11 storage locations (
the LEDs will light up in the corresponding
shade of white .
2) Use the button UP or DOWN to select the de-
sired shade of white or to select the storage
location whose settings are to be changed .
3) To change a setting after selecting a storage
location, press the button ENTER .
4) Set the following parameters:
Brightness of red
ƊRed :
Brightness of green (0 – 255)
green:
Brightness of blue
blue :
☞ Chapter
Brightness of white (0 – 255)
white:
5) The arrow
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) /
Aut.
selection or the value to be set . To set the
parameter selected: Press the button ENTER
7.3
and use the button UP or DOWN to change
7.5
the setting; then press the button MENU
8.3
to return to the parameter selection and to
change another parameter .
8.2
6) To call up another shade of white or to
8.3.1
change the settings of another storage lo-
7.4
cation, press the button MENU repeatedly
until the storage location number is shown
7.5.1
again . Then repeat steps 2 – 5 .
9.4
8.3.1
7.3 Show programs and
9.2
sequences of scenes
9.3
10 show programs (
are stored on the floodlight . In addition, 10
7.2
automatic sequences of scenes (
9.2
) with up to 30 scenes each can be pro-
Pro.10
9.1
grammed ( ☞ chapter 7 .4) . To start the show
programs and sequences of scenes:
1) Call up the menu item
on the display points to the show program
( ...
Aut.01 Aut.10
( ...
Pro.01 Pro.10
2) Use the button UP or DOWN to select the
show program or the sequence of scenes . The
sequence of the show programs is as follows:
Show
program
.
Aut.01
Aut.02
Colour change: red, white, green, blue 
Aut.03
Aut.04
Crossfading: green  red  blue 
Aut.05
Fade-in / fade-out: magenta, yellow 
Aut.06
Fade-in / fade-out: purple, yellow 
Aut.07
Aut.08
Fade-in / fade-out: cyan, magenta 
Aut.09
Fade-in / fade out: purple, green 
Aut.10
Fig. 3 Show programs

7.4 Programming sequences of scenes

10 sequences of scenes can be easily pro-
grammed . Each sequence may include up to
30 scenes . For each scene, the colour can be
set together with the brightness and the stro-
boscope function with variable flash frequency
can be activated . In addition, the length of the
scenes and the crossfading time can be defined .
1) Call up the menu item
the display will point to the sequence of scenes
most recently selected (
. The
CAL1 white
... ), and
WT01 WT11
(0 – 255)
(0 – 255)
always precedes the current
...
Aut.01 Aut.10
...
Pro.01
. The arrow
Auto Ɗ
) or sequence of scenes
) most recently called up .
Sequence
Stroboscope: white light
Fade-in / fade-out:
red, green, blue, white 
Colour change: red, off, white, off,
green, off, blue, off 
Fade-in / fade-out: purple
. The arrow on
EDIT Ɗ
... ) .
Pro.01 Pro.10
)