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1.5 Control Module -- Power LED’s
The Phase A, B, & C LED’s indicate the status of the power feed to the rack. The possible conditions are as
follows:
Phase LED ON The indicated phase is within the specified operating voltage
of between 90-135V or 200-260V.
Phase LED OFF The power source on the indicated Phase is either too low, or
non-existent.
Phase LED FLASHING The power source on the indicated Phase is too high
(above either 135V or 260V)
1.6 Control Module -- Over Temp LED
OVERTEMP LED ON : At least one dimmer in the rack is in an overtemp warning
condition. The fan has been switched to maximum speed. The i
Light should be blinking.
OVERTEMP LED OFF: All dimmers in the rack are operating within the normal
operating temperature specifications.
1.7 Control Module -- Control Source LED’s
The control source LED’s on the front of the module indicate the status of the DMX & Analog control
sources.
DMX OK
LED OFF: A valid DMX signal is not being received.
LED STUCK ON: A valid DMX signal is being received but the thumbwheel
Address is set too high to decode any dimmers. For default
patches, the thumbwheel address starts at 1, and increments in
96 channel blocks for a 96 rack, and 48 channel blocks for a 48
rack.
LED BLINKING : Valid DMX-512 signal is being received.
VERY FAST …(1/10
th
second): Default sequential thumbwheel patch
( DMX dimmer 1 starts at thumbwheel position 1 )
JP6 jumper removed on backplane forces sequential patch
FAST & BRIGHT, ( ½ second): Default phase balanced thumbwheel patch
( DMX dimmer 1 starts at thumbwheel position 1 )
JP6 installed on backplane forces phase balanced patch.
SLOW …….(2 seconds): Custom Patch read from backplane. Thumbwheel set to 0.
ANALOG LED
LED OFF : All analog levels are off. (below 6%)
LED ON : At least one analog input is above 6%.
BACKUP LED
LED OFF : All backup scenes are off.
LED ON : A backup scene is active.
PANIC LED
LED OFF : The panic scene is off.
LED ON: The panic scene is active.
FLASHING ALTERNATE WITH : Control Module is in Emergency Mode. This is
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