Chauvet DMX512 user manual Lens Assembly Installation/Replacement, Led Pcb

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Lens Assembly Installation/Replacement

The LED-SPLASH™3 comes with 15lens assembly pre-installed from the factory. However, there are 2 other optional lens kits (CL20X10, CL20X30) available as accessories, which will alter the beam angle. Please follow the below instructions for proper replacement/installation.

LED PCB

2. Lens Screws

1.

2.

1. LED plastic UV cover

3. LENS Assembly

1.Remove the front, plastic UV cover (black) by removing the screws that hold it in place. There are 4 screws to remove for this step.

2.After removing the glass cover, remove the screws that hold the lens assembly in place. There are 5 screws for this step.

Note: use care when performing this procedure, as this gives you direct access to the LEDs, which are very fragile.

3.You now should have full access to the lens assembly. This must be removed and the old lenses must be replaced with the new lenses. The same assembly is to be reinstalled with the new lenses in place and the process is complete.

Warning!

1. When replacing the lens assembly, please make sure that the power is

 

disconnected from the fixture beforehand.

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Contents Snapshot Table of Contents Before YOU Begin What is includedUnpacking Instructions Safety Instructions LED Expected LifespanFeatures IntroductionDMX Channel Summary ARC1+DProduct Overview Setup AC PowerOrientation MountingRigging Lens Assembly Installation/Replacement LED PCBData Cabling Fixture LinkingDMX Setting up a DMX Serial Data Link Master/Slave Fixture LinkingControl Options Menu  Settings  ID address  01 ~Operating Instructions DMX-512 control without ID addressCOLORcon Setup Menu  Settings  Range  No. of fixturesPassword Menu Lockout Setting the DMX addressControl Panel Functions Upload Customs Menu Map2008 1209 PM DMX512 Channel Values Auto Speed Channel 9 ID Address SelectionImportant Notes about Stage 1 DMX Operation Master DimmerOverview Setup Colorado ControllerWash Program Menu MapEffect Program Play Schedule Reset to factory settings Activating password modeControl via external DMX Contact Us Technical SupportWorld Wide Web Appendix DMX PrimerClaims General MaintenanceReturns Procedure Paper inside the boxPhotometrics Colordash PARService Maintenance Guide Technical Support at the location onBlow-out Diagram Description Part NumberConnection Drawing Technical Specifications Power
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DMX512 specifications

Chauvet DMX512 is a widely used standard in the lighting industry, particularly in theatrical productions, concerts, and events. This protocol facilitates communication between lighting consoles and various lighting fixtures, streamlining the control of lights in a synchronized manner. Understanding its core features, technologies, and characteristics can significantly enhance the capabilities of any lighting designer or technician.

One of the main features of DMX512 is its ability to control multiple devices from a single controller. This is achieved by using a daisy-chaining method where up to 512 channels can be managed over a single network. Each channel can control various parameters of a lighting fixture, such as intensity, color, and movement. The flexibility of DMX512 allows lighting designers to create intricate shows with seamless transitions and effects.

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Additionally, DMX512 employs a 3-pin or 5-pin XLR connector, commonly found in both commercial and professional lighting systems. This standardization allows for ease of setup and compatibility with various equipment, enhancing the versatility of different lighting rigs.

One of the defining characteristics of DMX512 is its backward compatibility with older lighting technologies, making it an excellent option for venues transitioning from analog to digital controls. Its widespread acceptance means that users can access a plethora of lighting equipment designed to interact with DMX512, ranging from simple par cans to sophisticated moving head fixtures.

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