Installation & User’s Manual | PLCYC LED Luminaires |
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2. LCD Menu System
The LCD Display Menu system consists of several categories. Use the four arrow buttons as required (refer to Figure 7 on page 9) to access and make changes to the menu items. When the desired menu item is reached, press [OK] to display the menu options. Use navigation and [OK] buttons to view status and configure the LCD Menu as required.
Note: Depending on the security settings, certain menu items may be password protected. You must have the set PassPIN in order to access these items. Locked items will have a "Key" icon displayed next to them.
To navigate and access menu settings/selections:
Step 1. At Main Menu, press [ESC] / [MENU] button once. A small window will appear over Main Menu with sub- menu categories:
a.Save as Preset
b.Edit a Preset
c.Color Mix
d.Fan Control
e.Settings
f.Lock Fixture
g.Enter Password
h.LED Status
Step 2. Press [OK] at desired menu item to access and make changes.
Step 3. Make changes as desired.
Note: For complete menu structure and available options, see "Menu Structure (continued)" on page 12.
Note: When DMX512 signal is present, Edit Preset and Color Mix options will not appear in menu structure.
To navigate fixture status menus:
Step 1. At Main Menu, press LEFT or RIGHT arrow button once. Main menu screen will change to fixture status screen will appear as follows (note, depending on which arrow button is pressed, status screens may appear in reverse order):
a.DMX Address (note, if fixture is UNLOCKED, hit [OK] to change DMX address)
b.Fixture Hours (displays fixture operating hours since last reset)
c.Fixture Power (displays Max Power Limit setting (in Watts), Present Power consumed by fixture (in Watts), and Hours of Use)
d.Fixture Status (displays current operational temperature, LED status, and fan speed setting)
Step 2. Press LEFT or RIGHT arrow buttons to scroll through status screens.
Step 3. Press [ESC] at anytime to access menu settings. See "To navigate and access menu settings/selections:" on page 10.
10 OPERATION AND PROGRAMMING
