To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my High End Systems Lighting Equipment displays 'COOL'?
If your High End Systems Lighting Equipment displays 'COOL', it means the lamp is too hot to ignite. The fixture will automatically attempt to restrike the lamp once it has cooled down sufficiently.
How to fix 'ADDR LOST' error on High End Systems Studio Spot 250 Lighting Equipment?
The 'ADDR LOST' error on your High End Systems Lighting Equipment indicates that the fixture couldn't retrieve its unique DMX start channel or fixture address. You should set the starting channel or fixture number again.
What to do if High End Systems Lighting Equipment shows 'BOOT DIFF ERR'?
If your High End Systems Lighting Equipment displays 'BOOT DIFF ERR', it signifies that the current boot code doesn't match the new boot code, often occurring after a software update. To resolve this, update the boot code.
Why does my High End Systems Studio Spot 250 show 'ADDR OVER'?
The 'ADDR OVER' message on your High End Systems Lighting Equipment typically appears because a new logic board (without a stored address) was installed, or the memory location hasn't been initialized. You should verify the starting channel or fixture number.
Key features of the Studio Spot 250 fixture.
Key features of the Studio Color 250 fixture.
Technical specifications including physical, electrical, and environmental data.
List of available optional accessories for the fixtures.
Instructions for safely unpacking and inspecting the fixture.
Procedure to change the fixture's input voltage and frequency settings.
Explanation of the automatic homing procedure upon power-up.
Instructions on how to connect multiple fixtures using data cabling.
Safety warnings and general guidance for mounting the fixture.
Explanation of different fixture types and their DMX channel requirements.
Guidance on choosing between DMX start channel or fixture number control.
Process for assigning a DMX start channel or fixture number to each fixture.
Method for calculating DMX start channels for multiple fixtures.
Introduction to programming terms, scenes, sequences, and loops.
Overview of available fixture features and their DMX channel assignments.
Explanation of Pan and Tilt constructs and their DMX channel control.
Controls the movement of color wheels based on selected function.
Allows selection of specific color wheel positions for Studio Spot 250.
Controls the movement of the litho wheel for Studio Spot 250.
Allows selection of effects wheel positions for Studio Spot 250.
Controls the focus of the light beam for both fixture types.
Controls the iris for beam size adjustment in Studio Spot 250.
Controls the shutter for strobe and open/close effects.
Controls the dimming level of the fixture.
Sets motor movement time for smooth transitions between positions.
Controls factory-programmed macros and the Laser Aiming Device.
Provides remote control options, including homing the fixture.
Procedures for updating the fixture's software.
Explanation of how to use the fixture's menu navigation buttons.
Steps to enter and exit the fixture's menu system.
Overview of the menu structure for fixture configuration.
Accessing and configuring various fixture settings through the menu.
Sets fixture type, user settings, and manages software.
Accesses functions for homing, lamp control, and self-tests.
Accesses fixture status information and allows resetting hours.
Manages on-board scenes, playback, and copying.
Introduction to programming terms, scenes, sequences, and loops.
Step-by-step guide to creating a scene using the menu system.
Forms a continuous sequence of programmed scenes.
Starts playback of programmed scenes or loops.
Synchronizes playback across multiple fixtures in a link.
Crucial safety guidelines for using the laser aiming device.
Procedure for aligning the laser beam with the fixture's light beam.
General warnings and guidance before replacing fixture components.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the fixture's fuses.
Detailed procedure for safely replacing the fixture's lamp.
Instructions for replacing components in the color, litho, and effects wheels.
Instructions for replacing color or beam shaping wheels.
Procedure for replacing the fixture's lens.
Procedure to optimize lamp brightness and beam uniformity.
Instructions for cleaning internal glass components like lenses and wheels.
Lists and explains error messages displayed by the fixture.
Explains the meaning of various status LEDs for diagnostics.
Solutions for common fixture problems not related to specific errors.
Solutions for issues encountered during software uploads or crossloads.
Troubleshooting steps for problems with the LAD.
Table listing DMX start channels for linked fixtures.
DMX values for Studio Spot 250 constructs.
DMX values for Studio Color 250 constructs.
Table of MSpeed movement times and corresponding DMX values.
Describes factory-programmed macros and their affected constructs.
Safety warnings related to fire prevention.
Safety warnings related to electrical shock prevention.
Safety warnings regarding UV radiation exposure.
Safety warnings related to preventing personal injury.
General| Brand | High End Systems |
|---|---|
| Model | Studio Spot 250 |
| Category | Lighting Equipment |
| Language | English |
