What to do if ProLights Diamond19 Flood Light fixture does not light up?
If your ProLights Flood Light fixture doesn't light up, there are several potential causes. First, ensure the power supply voltage is correct. If the power is on, check that the dimmer and color faders are not set to 0; increase their values. If the issue persists, a faulty LED or LED board may be the cause, requiring replacement.
Why ProLights Diamond19 fixture does not power up?
If your ProLights Flood Light fixture isn't powering up, the issue could stem from a few sources. First, verify that the power outlet is active. Next, inspect the power cord for any signs of damage or looseness. If both are fine, the internal power supply might be faulty and require replacement.
How to fix ProLights Flood Light fixture not responding to DMX?
If your ProLights Flood Light fixture isn't responding to DMX signals, begin by checking the control panel and unit addressing to ensure they are correctly configured. Then, inspect the DMX cables for any damage. If you're still experiencing issues, bouncing signals might be the problem; install a terminator as suggested to resolve this.
Why does my ProLights Flood Light have general low light intensity?
If your ProLights Flood Light exhibits low light intensity, it could be due to a dirty lens assembly; clean the fixture regularly. Another potential cause is a misaligned lens assembly, which requires proper installation.
General safety guidelines and compliance information for the unit.
Precautions for safe installation, operation, and handling of the fixture.
Procedures for handling claims related to product shipments and damages.
Information on product warranty coverage, registration, and return policy.
Detailed description of the DIAMOND19 moving head fixture and its features.
Technical data including light source, optics, dimming, and color features.
Identification and explanation of the unit's control panel, ports, and connection interfaces.
Instructions on how to securely mount and install the DIAMOND19 fixture.
Basic steps for powering on, operating, and switching off the unit.
Overview of the control panel, LCD display, and button functions for navigation.
Detailed breakdown of the menu hierarchy and available settings for configuration.
How to link units for master/slave operation without a controller.
How to set the unit to run shows automatically without external control.
How to choose and run pre-programmed automatic light shows.
Guide to creating custom automatic light shows by editing chase steps.
How to record programmed scenes from a DMX controller into the unit.
Operating the unit in sync with music using its built-in microphone.
Adjusting microphone sensitivity for optimal music control response.
Connecting multiple units together for synchronized operation via DMX.
Steps to enable and configure DMX control for the fixture.
Selecting from available DMX channel configurations for flexible control.
Setting the starting DMX address for individual fixtures in a DMX system.
Proper methods for connecting DMX input and output XLR connectors.
How to construct and apply a DMX termination to prevent signal reflection.
Detailed mapping of DMX channels and their functions across different modes.
Configuring wireless DMX control and resetting connections.
Adjusting movement parameters like Pan, Tilt, speed, and mode.
Adjusting lamp parameters and operating temperature limits.
Customizing display brightness, backlight, orientation, and language.
Viewing operational data such as time, temperature, and software version.
Restoring selected functions or the entire unit to factory default settings.
Accessing special modes like No Signal handling and Fans Mode.
Configuring standby mode for power saving during inactivity.
Managing RDM settings, including Fixture ID and PID Code for remote management.
Setting the operation mode for the unit's cooling fans.
Calibrating effect wheels and adjusting Pan/Tilt positions.
Resetting the unit to default factory settings or specific recovery modes.
Selecting the display unit for temperature (Celsius or Fahrenheit).
Guidelines for regular cleaning and upkeep of the fixture's components.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing a blown fuse.
Identifies common issues like fixture not lighting up or responding to DMX, with remedies.
General| Luminous Flux | 10'000 lm |
|---|---|
| Beam Angle | 4° - 60° |
| IP Rating | IP20 |
| Power Consumption | 320W@230V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Control Protocol | DMX, RDM |
| Control | DMX |
| CRI | >80 |
| Input Voltage | 100-240V AC |
| Lifespan | 50000 hours |
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