What to do if Lightmaxx Vector Low Fog has no reaction in remote mode?
If your Lightmaxx Fog Machine isn't reacting in remote mode, first replace the battery in the remote control. Also, make sure the IR transmitter and receiver are close to each other and have a clear line of sight.
What to do if Lightmaxx Fog Machine has no reaction in DMX mode?
If your Lightmaxx Fog Machine isn't reacting in DMX mode, check the cable connections and your DMX address setting. If possible, try using a different DMX controller.
General| Brand | Lightmaxx |
|---|---|
| Model | Vector Low Fog |
| Category | Fog Machine |
| Language | English |
Warns about high voltages, short circuits, overheating, and proper disconnection.
Covers child safety, handling overheating, and operating conditions like moisture and dust.
Emphasizes correct voltage, residual current breaker, and proper DMX cable usage.
Advises on adapting to ambient temperature and notes initial product odours.
Explains warning symbols like lightning flash, exclamation mark, and indoor use indicator.
Covers checking for damage, fuse replacement, stable surface placement, and professional installation.
Details emptying the water tank, securing the unit, and preventing tipping during transport.
Instructs on disconnecting power, using recommended fluids, and maintaining fluid levels.
Details product contents and specifies the authorized usage of the fog machine.
Instructions for connecting power and waiting for the heating element to reach operating temperature.
Explains the device's LCD display and the functions of its four operating keys.
Details how the timer mode automatically emits fog based on set intervals and duration.
Explains how to activate and stop continuous fog output using the Volume button.
Describes using the wireless remote control for fog emission, noting DMX conflict.
Illustrates the DMX connector pinout and resistance requirements.
Maps DMX channels to functions like fog output and fan speed.
Provides a visual diagram of the fog machine with numbered components.
Lists all parts by number and name, including input/output ports and tanks.
Details model, power, consumption, dimensions, weight, and DMX channels.
Provides a table of symptoms like 'No function' or 'No fog output' with suggested checks.
Covers cleaning processes, screw checks, housing integrity, and cable condition.
Explains LED indicators for water level and steps for refilling the water tank.
Instructs on when and how to add fog fluid to the fluid tank.
Details regular cleaning of the heating element, lines, and nozzles with cleaning fluids.
Covers proper disposal of packaging, batteries, and the old device according to WEEE Directive.
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