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Model | PS020A |
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Category | Power Supply |
Input Voltage | 100-240V AC |
Output Voltage | 12V DC |
Output Current | 1.67A |
Power | 20W |
Efficiency | 85% |
Storage Temperature | -20°C to +85°C |
Protection Features | Over Voltage, Over Current, Short Circuit |
Safety rules for overhead rigging applicable to Multiform LS series passive RGB LED panels.
Welcomes the customer and provides an overview of the product and manual.
Details the PS020A's function as a power supply and control unit for Multiform LS series LED panels.
Advises users to read safety information carefully before installation, powering, or servicing.
Lists technical specifications such as mains input, type, power consumption, fuse, and weight.
Lists compliance with EU and US safety and EMC standards.
Explains the boot loader function for firmware updates via DMX connectors.
States the unit requires no regular maintenance, protected by a fuse.
Provides general advice on reading the manual, keeping it, and following instructions.
Details precautions to avoid electric shock during installation and operation.
Advises on preventing fire hazards by avoiding heat sources and ensuring ventilation.
Offers guidance on avoiding injury and damage from incorrect use or modifications.
Discusses electromagnetic radiation and interference, and CE/FCC requirements.
Lists the items included in the package and instructions for checking.
Provides instructions for connecting and assembling the unit with LED panels.
Explains how to use the DMX Preset Mode for running pre-programmed patterns and scenes.
Explains the DMX Slave Mode for receiving signals from a master unit.
Describes the DMX Mode for controlling the unit with external DMX signals and setting addresses.
Explains how to use the Colour Mode to select preset colours and control dimming.
Explains the unit's function and available modes for stand-alone or DMX control.
Details the Auto Mode for running built-in patterns, controlling speed, and sound-to-light.
Identifies and describes the various controls and indicators on the unit's interface.
Explains how to lock and unlock the unit's buttons to prevent accidental changes.
Describes the necessity and method of terminating the last unit in a DMX chain.
Provides advice on selecting a suitable location for the unit, considering environmental factors.
Mentions compliance with ROHS and WEEE directives for proper disposal.