What to do if my TECshow Light Fixture has no power?
If your TECshow Light Fixture isn't responding when you apply power, there are a few things to check: * First, ensure that the fixture is actually receiving power by checking the power cables. * Second, inspect the primary fuse and replace it if it's blown. * Finally, check the secondary fuse and replace it if necessary.
Why is my TECshow BEAMER not responding to the DMX controller?
If your TECshow Light Fixture resets but isn't responding correctly to the controller in DMX mode, consider the following: 1. Make sure the controller is properly connected. 2. Verify the address settings on both the fixture and the controller. 3. Inspect the data link cables for poor connections or breaks. 4. Eliminate scene cross-fade on the controller to avoid conflicts between tracking and vector control. 5. Insert a termination plug in the output of the last fixture to terminate the data link. 6. Bypass fixtures one at a time by unplugging both connectors and connecting them directly together to identify any defective units or devices transmitting on the link.
What to do if TECshow Light Fixture lamp is not working?
If your TECshow Light Fixture has no light, the lamp cuts out, or burns out too quickly: * First, disconnect the fixture and check if the lamp is missing or blown, and replace it if needed. * Second, the fixture or lamp might be overheating. Allow the fixture to cool down.
General| Brand | TECshow |
|---|---|
| Model | BEAMER |
| Category | Light Fixture |
| Language | English |
Details on the light source, color temperature, lamp life, and beam angle of the Beamer.
Provides luminous flux information for the Beamer at a specific distance.
Lists color wheel, gobo wheels, prism, frost, focus, dimmer, and strobe features of the Beamer.
Details DMX channels, operational modes, and processing speed for controlling the Beamer.
Specifies the pan, tilt, resolution, and auto repositioning capabilities of the Beamer.
Covers DMX connectors, power supply, display, dimensions, and weight of the Beamer.
Essential safety precautions and warnings for operating and maintaining the Beamer device.
Key instructions and responsibilities for all personnel involved with installation, operation, and maintenance.
Defines permissible operating conditions, voltage, environment, and usage guidelines for the Beamer.
Guidance on mounting the Beamer securely using truss and safety wires, and ensuring qualified installation.
Details on the LCD display, control buttons, indoor use, and external lamp igniter requirement.
Details on XLR connectors, DMX termination, building a terminator, and signal cable limits.
Lists common problems, their probable causes, and recommended remedies for the Beamer.
Lists references for control menu, DMX channel, and specifications for further information.
Explains the navigation and functions within the Beamer's control menu system.
Details on setting up units in master/slave mode for synchronized operation.
Details the 14-channel DMX modes, functions, and specifications for controlling the Beamer.
Details the 11-channel DMX modes, functions, and specifications for controlling the Beamer.
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