High End Systems AF1000 Possible Problems and Solutions, Table A.1 Trouble Shooting Solutions

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Possible Problems and Solutions

Use the following Table to solve most problems.

Table A.1: Trouble Shooting Solutions

Problem

Probable Cause

Solution

 

 

 

 

 

 

LEDs will not turn on

no power to controller

apply power

 

 

 

LEDs will not turn on

internal fuse blown

call High End Systems

 

 

Technical Support for

 

 

service instructions

 

 

 

Some fixtures not respond-

configuration DIP

reset controller to the

ing to Controller

switches not set for correct

correct number of DIP

 

number of fixtures

switches

 

 

 

Fixtures not responding to

internal fuse(s) blown

call High End Systems

Controller

 

Technical Support for

 

 

service instructions

 

 

 

Fixtures not responding to

no power to fixtures

apply power to fixtures

Controller

 

 

 

 

 

Fixtures not responding to

bad XLR cable(s)

check all XLR cables with

Controller

 

a Volt Ohm meter by plac-

 

 

ing leads on each pin at

 

 

both cable ends and check

 

 

for resistance– replace

 

 

cables as needed

 

 

 

Fixtures not responding to

Fixture addresses have not

Refer to Table 1.2 in Chap-

Controller

been set

ter 1 to properly set fixture

 

 

addresses

 

 

 

Controller displays C F

configuration DIP

reset controller to the

 

switches not set

correct number of DIP

 

 

switches

 

 

 

Fixture’s Intensity and

Fixture is set to an even

Reset fixture to correct

Rate settings are swapped

DMX channel

DMX channel

 

 

 

When the <flash> key is

fixture is set for 3-channel

reset Personality switches

used, the fixture’s

DMX mode

<3> and <4> to the On

duration lasts for well over

 

position, leave <5> off

the correct time (about 2

 

 

seconds)

 

 

 

 

 

Some fixture(s) behave

some fixtures are set for 3-

reset Personality switches

differently than others

channel DMX mode

<3> and <4> to the On

 

 

position, leave <5> Off

 

 

 

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Contents Mini Controller 60600045 Rev. A1 Table of Contents Figures ADM-4 TOC-4Mini Controller User’s Manual About This Manual IntroductionText Style Safety Instructions FeaturesSpecifications OverviewGetting Help Mini Controller Reference Front and Rear Panels of the Mini ControllerMini Controller AC power cable Intro-6Mini Controller User’s Manual Chapter Installation and Setup Inspect the ContentsUnpacking Save the Shipping MaterialsSystem Configuration and Set Up AF1000 Switch SettingsIntensity /Duty Cycle Settings Before You BeginDMX Address Switch Setting Mini Controller Switch Settings System Set Up and CablingSystem Cabling Connecting the Audio Cable Chapter Mini Controller Operation Operating ProcessFlash Mode Standby ModeProgram Mode Program Select Return Program HoldStandard Programs Advance Programs Random Function ProgramsLightning Programs Intensity IncrementalProgram Function Function AdvanceRate Program Manipulation of Rate FunctionAudio Mode Audio ParametersAudio Rate or Intensity Manipulation Function Manipulation of Rate or Intensity NumberAppendix a Troubleshooting and Maintenance Support ChecklistPossible Problems and Solutions Table A.1 Trouble Shooting SolutionsGeneral Maintenance and Cleaning Mini Controller ResetMini Controller ROM Version Number 4Mini Controller User’s Manual Appendix B Warranty Information Limited Warranty2Mini Controller User’s Manual Addendum Table ADM.1 Available Programs for One FixtureTable ADM.2 Available Programs for Two Fixtures Table ADM.3 Available Programs for Three Fixtures Table ADM.4 Available Programs for Four Fixtures Table ADM.5 Available Programs for Five Fixtures Table ADM.6 Available Programs for Six Fixtures Table ADM.7 Available Programs for Seven Fixtures Table ADM.8 Available Programs for Eight Fixtures Table ADM.9 Available Programs for Nine Fixtures Table ADM.10 Available Programs for Ten Fixtures Table ADM.11 Available Programs for Eleven Fixtures Table ADM.12 Available Programs for Twelve Fixtures Table ADM.14 Advance Programs Table ADM.13 Random FunctionsTable ADM.15 Lightning Programs Intensity Parameters Rate ParametersTable ADM.16 Intensity Parameters Table ADM.17 Rate ParametersAudio Parameters Table ADM.18 Audio ParametersADM-16Mini Controller User’s Manual

AF1000 specifications

The High End Systems AF1000 is an innovative and powerful fixture designed for the entertainment industry, particularly for live events and performances. Known for its versatility and advanced features, the AF1000 combines cutting-edge technology with user-friendly operation, making it a favorite among lighting professionals.

One of the standout features of the AF1000 is its high output capabilities. The fixture utilizes a state-of-the-art LED light source that delivers exceptional brightness while maintaining outstanding color fidelity. This results in vibrant colors and well-defined beams that can fill large venues with ease. With a wide color spectrum and various color mixing options, designers can craft stunning visual experiences tailored to their specific needs.

The AF1000 is equipped with an advanced optical system that offers precise control over beam shaping and focusing. This optical quality allows for sharp images and projections, making it ideal for intricate gobo patterns and effects. The fixture includes a variety of lens options, giving users the flexibility to adjust the beam angle according to the requirements of the show.

Another significant characteristic of the AF1000 is its extensive moving capabilities. The fixture features both pan and tilt functionality, allowing for dynamic movement across the stage. The smooth operation and responsive control enable lighting designers to create intricate light shows that enhance the overall atmosphere of any event.

Technologically, the AF1000 boasts integrated DMX control, allowing it to be easily integrated into existing lighting setups. Its compatibility with various control protocols ensures seamless communication with other lighting fixtures and controllers. Additionally, the fixture supports RDM (Remote Device Management), providing users with the ability to monitor and configure settings remotely, increasing efficiency during setups and performances.

The AF1000 is also built with durability in mind. Constructed from robust materials, it is designed to withstand the rigors of touring and high-demand environments. The innovative cooling system ensures the fixture operates at optimal temperatures, preventing overheating and enhancing longevity.

In summary, the High End Systems AF1000 stands out in the realm of professional lighting with its high output, advanced optical systems, dynamic movement capabilities, and robust construction. Its combination of cutting-edge technology and user-centric design makes it a powerful tool for lighting professionals, ensuring that it remains a top choice for high-profile events and productions.
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