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General| Brand | i-Pix |
|---|---|
| Model | BB4 |
| Category | Flood Light |
| Language | English |
Details precautions to prevent electrical hazards during installation and operation.
Outlines measures to prevent fire hazards, including clearance and modifications.
Covers safety procedures for rigging, suspension, and handling to prevent physical harm.
Instructions for mounting the fixture horizontally using OMEGA brackets and safety bonds.
Guidance on vertically rigging the fixture using SINGLE or DOUBLE YOLK brackets and safety bonds.
Choosing between LINEAR and ENHANCED dimmer curves for output control.
Option to turn off the backlight for the user interface for convenience.
Choosing one of ten operating modes for different programming styles and DMX configurations.
Setting the unique DMX address for the fixture using the control panel buttons.
Changing the running order of cells for correct orientation, especially after rigging.
Locking the interface to prevent accidental changes to parameters during operation.
Simple mode for fast programming, 3 channels (R, G, B) affecting all cells.
For programming with higher resolution over colors, 6 channels (R, G, B high/low byte).
For fast programming with dimming and strobe control, 5 channels (dim, strobe, R, G, B).
For fast programming with dimming, strobe, and high-resolution colors (9 channels).
For media servers, allowing individual cell coloring (12 channels).
For media servers with high-resolution color, individual cell control (24 channels).
Individual cell color control with master intensity and strobe (14 channels).
High-resolution control per cell with master intensity and strobe (27 channels).
Control over intensity, strobe, and color per cell (20 channels).
High-res control per cell for intensity, color, and strobe (36 channels).
The BB4 can run in stand-alone mode with up to 20 memories and 1 chase.
How to create memories by using a lighting desk to input desired colors.
Step-by-step guide to creating custom memories by adjusting intensity, strobe, and color values.
Procedure for recalling previously stored memories using the control panel.
Guide on setting up chase sequences by defining wait and crossfade times and memory steps.
Illustrates the numbering and orientation of the four individual LED cells on the fixture.
Detailed technical data including dimensions, materials, electrical, and DMX specifications.
Visual representation of the fixture's dimensions and key physical features.
Procedure to quickly reset the light to its default factory settings.
Troubleshooting steps for when the fixture does not power on or display any activity.
Diagnostic guide for power issues causing the mains supply to trip or fuses to blow.
Addresses recurring issues with fuses blowing, suggesting checks for rating and internal faults.
Common issues and checks for DMX signal connectivity and configuration.
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