How to fix a SHOWTEC LED PAR 64 SHORT Light Fixture with no light and no movement?
If your SHOWTEC Light Fixture has no light and no movement, it could be due to the power supply or the fuse. First, check that the unit is properly plugged into an appropriate power supply. If the power supply is fine, replace the fuse. Refer to page 15 for instructions on replacing the fuse.
What to do if my SHOWTEC Light Fixture doesn't respond to DMX?
If your SHOWTEC Light Fixture is not responding to DMX, the issue might be with the DMX cable, connectors, a controller malfunction, or a light effect DMX card malfunction. Here are some steps to troubleshoot: * Check the DMX cable: Unplug the unit, change the DMX cable, and then reconnect it to electrical power. * Determine whether the controller or light effect is at fault. Does the controller operate properly with other DMX products? If not, take the controller in for repair. If so, take the DMX cable and the light effect to a qualified technician.
Why are one or more SHOWTEC Light Fixtures completely dead?
If one or more SHOWTEC Light Fixtures are completely dead, the cause may be no power to the fixture or a blown primary fuse. Check that the power is switched on and the cables are plugged in. If the power is on, replace the fuse.
Why do all SHOWTEC Light Fixtures respond erratically or not at all after resetting?
If all SHOWTEC Light Fixtures respond erratically or not at all to the controller after resetting, the controller might not be connected, or the 3-pin XLR Out of the controller might not match the XLR Out of the first fixture. Ensure the controller is connected. If it is, install a phase-reversing cable between the controller and the first fixture on the link.
Why does the lamp in my SHOWTEC LED PAR 64 SHORT Light Fixture cut out intermittently?
The lamp in your SHOWTEC Light Fixture may cut out intermittently if the fixture is too hot, or if the power supply settings do not match the local AC voltage and frequency. Allow the fixture to cool and improve the air conditioning. Disconnect the fixture and check the power supply settings, correcting them if necessary.
How to troubleshoot no light on SHOWTEC LED PAR 64 SHORT?
If there is no light coming from your SHOWTEC Light Fixture, it could be due to the power supply settings or damaged LEDs. Disconnect the fixture and check the settings to ensure they match the local AC voltage and frequency. If the settings are correct, the LEDs may be damaged; in that case, disconnect the fixture and return it to your dealer.
General| Type | LED PAR |
|---|---|
| Model | LED PAR 64 SHORT |
| LED Colors | RGB |
| Beam Angle | 25° |
| Protection Class | IP20 |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Control | DMX, Master/Slave |
| Housing | Aluminum |
Steps to unpack and check the product contents upon delivery.
Information on the estimated lifespan of the LEDs and factors affecting it.
Essential safety directives for operating and maintaining the device.
Detailed rules covering power, environment, and physical handling of the unit.
Warning against looking directly into the light source due to potential eye damage.
Specifies conditions like operating time, temperature, and humidity for proper device function.
Guidelines and safety measures for installing and rigging the LED Par 64.
Instructions on how to properly connect the device to the power supply.
Steps and requirements for returning the product for service or replacement.
Procedures for submitting claims related to product defects or shipping damage.
Lists the key features and specifications of the LED Par 64 unit.
Visual overview of the device and identification of its main parts.
Steps for preparing and connecting the device before operation.
Initial steps for setting up and operating the LED Par 64.
How to operate a single unit using built-in programs or auto-run mode.
Instructions for operating the device using sound activation mode.
Setting up multiple units to synchronize using master/slave mode.
Explains DMX signal connections and pin assignments for XLR.
Step-by-step guide for connecting multiple units in DMX mode.
Rules for daisy-chaining fixtures and maximum device limits on a data link.
Details on recommended DMX cables and their order codes.
Identification and function of the buttons and display on the control panel.
How the device operates in DMX mode and responds to control signals.
Procedure for assigning unique DMX addresses to each fixture.
Common issues and solutions for DMX signal reception problems.
Navigating the menu to select auto-run programs and their settings.
Accessing and setting the DMX address for the fixture.
Configuring the fixture to operate as a slave device.
Options for setting up sound-activated modes and sensitivity.
Selecting and customizing different built-in lighting programs.
Customizing speed, flash frequency, and fade time for auto-run modes.
Choosing between 5-channel and 3-channel DMX modes.
Setting the unit to operate as a slave device in a master/slave setup.
Adjusting sensitivity for sound-activated operation.
Selecting and configuring different built-in programs (Pr01-Pr07).
Adjusting color values (Red, Green, Blue) and flash frequency for programs.
Detailed breakdown of DMX channels 1-5 for Red, Green, Blue, Dimmer, and Strobe.
Detailed breakdown of DMX channels 1-3 for Programs, Speed, and Strobe.
Recommendations for keeping the unit clean and ensuring longevity.
Step-by-step guide to safely replace a blown fuse.
Steps to diagnose and fix issues where the fixture shows no light or movement.
Steps to diagnose and resolve problems related to DMX signal reception.
Detailed technical specifications including power, LED type, dimensions, and weight.
Recommended minimum distances from flammable surfaces and lighted objects.
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