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General| Light Source | 4 x 60 W RGBW LEDs |
|---|---|
| Pan Range | 540° |
| Tilt Range | 270° |
| Weight | 12.6 kg (27.8 lbs.) |
| Tilt | 270° |
| Control Protocol | DMX512 |
Initial setup, power connection procedures, and packing/unpacking guidelines.
Details on connecting the fixture using DMX cables, including pinouts and cable recommendations.
Details on connecting the fixture using Ethernet cables, including supported protocols and cable types.
Options for DMX, Art-Net, sACN, and P3 video control via DMX and Ethernet cables.
Using RDM for fixture management and Martin Companion software.
Setting DMX address, DMX mode, and DMX universe for fixture control.
Using Martin Companion software for RDM configuration and firmware updates.
Instructions for controlling the fixture using a connected DMX controller.
Configuration menus for DMX addressing, universe, and network settings.
Identifying and understanding common error messages and their codes.
Details of the 20-channel Compact DMX mode for Beam and Backlight control.
Details of the 36-channel Basic DMX mode for Beam and Backlight control.
Details of the 108-channel Ludicrous DMX mode for individual Backlight pixel control.
Details of the 20-channel Compact Direct DMX mode for Beam and Backlight control.
Mandatory safety precautions and explanation of warning symbols.
Guidelines for electrical safety, including voltage, current, and wiring.
Precautions regarding high temperatures, fire hazards, and potential optical radiation risks.
Safety measures for installation, rigging, weight handling, and fixture support.
Choosing a location and mounting the fixture on a flat surface.
Procedures for mounting the fixture on a truss using omega brackets or rigging clamps.
Instructions for securely attaching safety cables for fixture installation.
Connecting to mains power, linking fixtures, and safety limits for chains.
Requirements for DMX and Ethernet data cables.
Information on authorized service, repairs, and seeking professional assistance.
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