Philips Selecon - Security

User’s Manual PL House Light MKII LED Luminaires
16 OPERATION AND PROGRAMMING
Menu Structure (continued)
3. Security
Unwanted changes to the Fixture's Configuration or Setting can be controlled by locking the fixture’s menu.
PL House Light MKII LED Luminaires are shipped with a default numeric PIN code of "0000" (four zeros). Users
may set their own PIN code (four-digit number) via
Settings > General > Set PIN. When setting a PIN code,
write it down and keep it in a secure location. Note, Philips Selecon does not have records of PIN codes established
by users or owners.
Note: Contact Philips Selecon technical support if a unit is locked and the PIN code is lost for instructions on how to
reset luminaire.
Note: If the Fixture is locked when it is powered down the fixture will remain in the locked state when powered up.
Locking Fixture
To lock the fixture:
Step 1. At Main Menu, press [MENU] and scroll to
Lock Fixture. Note, default PIN is "0000" (four zeros).
Step 2. Press [OK].
Step 3. Enter four-digit, user-selectable, PIN code.
Step 4. Use [LEFT ARROW] or [RIGHT ARROW] keys to highlight "YES", press [OK] or [ESC] twice to cancel
action.
Step 5. Fixture is now locked if locking process was not canceled as described in previous step.
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Lock Fixture
Sub Menu Options Comments
Enter PIN Lock / Are you sure?
Use arrow buttons to make selection.
Press [OK] to accept. Note, a PIN
code must be established (set) in
order to lock a fixture. Locking the
fixture will disable access to changing
menu settings. For details, refer to
"Locking Fixture" on page 16.
Fixture Status
Sub Menu Options Comments
LED Status Information
Scrolls through the various levels.
Depending on the arrow button
pressed, the screens may appear in a
different order that shown in
"Options".
LED 1
Displays LED’s current status (in
percentage%) of Intensity, Red,
Green, Blue, and White elements of
the LED). Fan Speed, operational
LED junction temperature, power
settings.
Levels
Displays DMX levels for each LED
element (Red, Green, Blue, and
White) and total power.
Normalize Colors
Sub Menu Options Comments
Normalize Colors Adjustment of RGBW Intensities
Allows for fine adjustments to color
intensities for near perfect color
matching.