What to do if Blizzard Lighting Equipment fixture is not responding?
If your Blizzard Lighting Equipment fixture is not responding or responding erratically, ensure all connectors are seated properly and securely. Use only DMX cables. Install a terminator. Check all cables for defects, and try resetting the fixture.
What to do if my Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture is not responding or responding erratically?
If your Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture isn't responding correctly, ensure all connectors are properly and securely seated. Use only DMX cables. Install a terminator. Check all cables for defects and try resetting the fixture.
What to do if my Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture remote doesn't work?
If the remote for your Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture isn't working, verify that the remote control cable is installed properly and securely. Also, verify that the remote is the correct type (CA-9 or other as applicable).
What to do if my Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture is moving on its own?
If your Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture is moving on its own, verify the proper mode of operation. Check if the fixture is in “Auto” mode.
What to do if my Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture has intermittent lamp issues?
If your Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture has an intermittent lamp, check if the lamp is properly installed. Consider replacing the lamp, as it may have reached the end of its life.
How to troubleshoot slow movement in a Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture?
To troubleshoot slow movement in your Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture, first verify that the 220V/110V switch is in the correct position, if applicable. Also, check that the speed channels are set appropriately.
Why is my Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture not responding to audio?
If your Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture isn't responding to audio, verify that the fixture is in “Sound Active” mode and adjust the audio sensitivity if applicable.
How to fix a Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture that shuts off automatically?
If your Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture shuts off automatically, especially if it's stopped or moving slower than normal, check the fan. Clear any obstructions from the fan, or return the unit for service.
Why does my Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture keep blowing fuses?
If your Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture is experiencing blown fuses, inspect the AC cord and circuit for damage. Also, verify that moving parts are not restricted and that the unit’s ventilation is not obstructed.
What to do if my Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture has no power?
If your Blizzard Lighting Light Fixture has no power, check the fuse, AC cord, and circuit for any malfunction.
Guidance on connecting power, voltage selection, and grounding requirements.
Essential safety guidelines covering installation, usage, and maintenance.
Precautions for ambient temperature, ventilation, and safe handling.
Advice on avoiding self-repair and handling operational issues safely.
Explains the purpose and operation of each button on the remote control.
Step-by-step guide to pairing the remote control with the fixture.
Instructions for configuring DMX address and channel modes via the remote.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing the fixture's fuse.
Detailed guide on connecting fixtures in a DMX chain for control.
Instructions for configuring fixtures to operate in Master/Slave mode.
Guidelines for securely mounting fixtures, including clamp selection and safety cables.
Steps to connect and power the wiCICLE® transmitter and receiver units.
Steps for setting up and operating the fixture in DMX mode.
Detailed instructions for setting up Master and Slave fixtures.
Solutions for common problems like auto-shut off, dim beams, and no light output.
Steps for resolving issues related to power, fuses, and DMX communication.
General| Beam Angle | 25° |
|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP20 |
| Power Consumption | 60W |
| Operating Voltage | 100-240VAC, 50-60 Hz |
| Control | DMX, Sound Active |
| DMX Channels | 4 |
| Operating Modes | Standalone, Master/Slave |
| Control Protocol | DMX512 |
| Color Temperature | Not applicable |
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