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SL BEAM 500 FXLED LUMINAIRE

SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire installation & User’s Manual

Version as of: 12th April, 2017 draft version

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Document Number: SLBEAM 500 FX User’s Manual

Additional Resources for DMX512For more information on installing DMX512 control systems the following publication is available for purchase,

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Warnings and Notices

When using electrical equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed including the following:

READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.

Do not use outdoors.

Do not mount near gas or electric heaters.

Equipment should be mounted in locations and at heights where it will not readily be subjectto tampering by unauthorized personnel.

The use of accessory equipment not recommended by the manufacturer may cause an unsafecondition.

Do not use this equipment for other than intended use.

Refer service to qualified personnel.

WARNING: You must have access to a mains circuit breaker or other power disconnect devicebefore installing any wiring. BE sure that power is disconnected by removing fuses or turning themains circuit breaker off before installation. Installing the device with power on may expose youto dangerous voltages and damage the device. A qualified electrician must perform this installation.

WARNING: Refer to National Electrical Code and local codes for cable specifications.Failure to use proper cable can result in damage to equipment or danger to personnel.

WARNING: This equipment is intended for installation in accordance with the Nation ElectricCode and local regulations. It is also intended for installation in indoor applications only. Beforeany electrical work is performed, disconnect power at the circuit breaker or remove the fuse toavoid shock or damage to the control. It is recommended that a qualified electrician perform thisinstallation.

Installation & User’s ManualSL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaires

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Showline Offices Inside Front Cover

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Warnings and Notices

Additional Resources for DMX512

Showline Limited Two Year Warranty-TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE

About this Manual

Included Items

Accessories

SL BEAM 500 FX LED LUMINAIRE OVERVIEW

SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire Components

SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire Menu System

INSTALLATION AND SET UP

Connecting Power

Connecting 500 FX LED Luminaires to AC PowerSL BEAM

Connecting to the DMX512 Network

Mounting Luminaire

OPERATION AND PROGRAMMING

LCD Display and Menu System

LCD Display and Menu System Operation

SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire Menu Options

Preset

Recalling or Editing presets

Color Filter

Effect

Edit user Chases

Edit Rainbow

Master Slave Operational Mode/

Settings/Security

Settings/Artnet Settings

Settings/General

Settings/Display

Settings/Factory Default

Lock Fixture

Status

Settings/DMX

Password (PASSPIN)

Quick Selection Button

DMX Address

Harmonize Color Calibration

Dimming Curve Selection

Strobe/Timing

Table of contents

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DMX CONTROL

Simple 8 Bit Mode-

RGBW 16-Bit Mode

Simple 8 Bit Group Modes-

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RGBW 8-Bit Mode

RGBW 8-Bit Group Modes

SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX Mapping

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HSIC Mode

Pattern Mode

HSIC Group Modes

Pattern Group Modes

DMX Timing Channel Detail

SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM Parameter IDsCLEANING AND CARE

Special Cleaning and Care Instructions

Front Lens Cleaning

Service and Maintenance

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Operational Specifications

Luminaire Dimensions

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PREFACE

1. About this Manual

The document provides installation and operation instructions for the following product:

Please read all instructions before installing or using this product. .Retain this manual for future referenceAdditional product information and descriptions may be found on the product specification sheet.

Note: The SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire is universal voltage 100 to 240 VAC (auto-ranging).

2. Included Items

3. Accessories

Each SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire includes the following items:

SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire

SL 0 FX LED LuminairesBEAM 50

Quick Start Guide

About this Manual

PC1BE - AC Power Input Cable (39 inches / 1 meter), Powercon with Bare End* (*Note, user supplies and installs

own AC input connector)

SL BEAM FX500

QuickStart Guide

Omega Mounts

SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire Accessories

Part Number Description

MC Mega Claw, Black, Anodized

SC Molded Yoke C-Clamp

HC Light Weight Half Coupler

82003 Safety Cable

Figure 1: Included Items


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AC Input Cable(1m)( , Canada & LatinUSAAmerica Markets Only)

AC Input Cable(1.5m)(International Markets Only)

SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire Overview

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Major Luminaire Components

SL BEAM 500 FX LED LUMINAIRES OVERVIEW

SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire Components

Snoot (Undetachable)

Luminaire Head

Luminaire Yoke

Luminaire Base Handle (x2)

Luminaire Base

LCD Display / Menu System

RJ45 Port For ArtNet

AC Output

AC Input

DMX512 / RDM Input

DMX512 / RDM Output

Bottom of Fixture Base

105mm / 4.1 in

140mm / 5.5 in4 Camlock Positions


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2. LCD Display Menu System/

LCD Display Menu System/

Figure 2 LCD Display & Menu System:

Note For Menu operation and programming details refer to: , " "LCD Display and Menu System on page 9..

SL BEAM 500 FX

Home (menu settings)

Edit a Preset Edit a Chase

DMX512 Addressing

Return to Main Screen

LEFT Arrow Button UP Arrow Button

CHECK MARK (Accept) Button

DOWN Arrow Button

RIGHT Arrow Button

LCD Display

NOTE: Menu rotates with orientation of

luminaire and menu buttons are always in

the same position with rotation of menu( )

To rotate menu degrees from current orientation180 ,

press and hold the two center buttons for seconds2 .


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Installation and Set Up

INSTALLATION AND SET UP

1. Power Requirements

WARNING! SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaires do not contain an ON/OFF switch. Always disconnect power

input cable to completely remove power from the luminaire when not in use.

AC Power Operation

When connected to an AC source, the luminaire operates on 100 to 240 volts AC (+/- 10%, auto-ranging). The luminaire

contains an auto-ranging power supply. Each luminaire can draw up to 1000 Watts.

Note: For wiring of AC input connector, refer to "Connecting SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaires to AC

Power" on page 7.

The SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaries operate on AC input voltages from 100 to 240 VAC.

Table 1: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire Voltage (VAC) vs. Current*

WARNING! *These figures are based on the Maximum Allowable Input Current of 15 Amps (and the maximumpower supply limit of 1000 Watts for each connected unit). Do not overload circuits!

IMPORTANT AC POWER CONNECTION NOTE:

a. When using the daisy-chain connection method, ONLY connect SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminairesto AC Output Connection of SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaires. DO NOT CONNECT OTHERTYPES OF LUMINAIRES OR DEVICES!

b. Use only use approved cable types.c. Do not overload circuits!d. Do not connect SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaires to dimmed circuits.e. The MAXIMUM allowable number of SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaires which can be “daisy-chained”

on one power feed are listed in Table 1, above. DO NOT EXCEED!


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100 18010.0 5.55

110 1909.09 5.26

160 2406.25 4.17

150 2306.67 4.35

140 2207.14 4.55

130 2107.69 4.76

120 2008.33 5.00

170 5.88

Voltage( )AC

Voltage( )AC

TotalCurrent(A)

TotalCurrent(A)

Connecting SL BEAM 500 FX to AC Power

Connecting SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaires to AC Power

If the luminaire is supplied with an AC input cable but you did not order an AC input connector, Table 2 describes how to

connect power to your SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire. Field wiring of the SL BEAM 500 FX LED

Luminaire is straightforward. A total of 3 wires/conductors need to be brought to the luminaire. The following wiring

scheme is required:

Figure 3: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire AC Input & Output Connections

CAUTION: In the event the AC input cable of this luminaire is damaged, it must be replaced, with an approved cable

through an Authorized Showline Dealer or Service Center.

Brown Main/Line(100 to 240VAC)

Blue Neutral

Green/Yellow Ground (Earth)

Table 2: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire (IP20 Rated Models) AC Input Connections

Wire Color Purpose

2. Connecting Power

Luminaires can be powered in one of two ways:

Direct connection to a AC power source using an AC input cable. For wiring of AC input connector refer to,

" "Connecting SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaires to AC Power below.

AC InputAC Output

Neutral

AC Input Connector (on unit)

Main /

Ground / Earth

Line

AC Connector(on side of unit)

AC Output Connector (on unit)

NeutralMain /

Ground / Earth

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AC Connector(on side of unit)


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Connecting to the DMX512 Network

3. Connecting to the DMX512 Network

Basic DMX512 installation consists of connecting multiple SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaires together (up to

32 luminaires) in "daisy-chain" fashion. A cable runs from the control console (or DMX512 control source) to the

DMX connector on the first SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire. Another cable runs from the other DMX

connector on the first unit to a DMX connector on the next SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire (or DMX512

device to be controlled).

Figure 4: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX512 Input / Output Connections

Note: For more information on DMX512 networking and systems, refer to "Additional Resources for DMX512" on

page 1 "DMX CONTROL" on page 20. For SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX Mapping, refer to .

Figure 5: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire - DMX512 Connections

DMX512 RDM/DMX512 RDM/

DMX512

DMX512 (out from first

to second luminaire)

DMX512 (out to the next luminaire or DMX512

controlled device)

(from console orcontrol device)

Input ConnectorOutput Connector

DMX512 Conections

SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaires

DMX512 Signal

Common (Drain)

DMX512-

DMX512+

XLR Pin

Note: Remaining pins on each connector are not used.

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Mounting Luminaire

4 Mounting Luminaire.

Note: Mounting hooks, clamps, safety cables, etc. are sold separately or by others. For mounting accessories

available for this product, refer to "Accessories" on page 3 .

Figure 6: Mounting the Fixture - Hanging Applications

SAFETY CABLE: Is sold separately and recommended

for all hanging installation and may be required by

national and local codes. Use enclosure handles for

safety cable anchor points for this fixture.

The SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaires are provided with the ability to hang via truss hooks, clamps, etc. (sold

separately) or floor mounted (sitting on fixture base). Securely attach a hook, clamp, etc, to each Omega Mount (two

supplied with luminaire). Attach the Omega Mounts to the luminaire base as illustrated in Figure 6 via the Camlocks.

It is recommended (and may be required by local and national safety codes) to use and install a safety cable (sold

separately).

Whether hanging the fixture or free-standing on its base, be sure to leave enough space around the luminaire to allow

proper, uninterrupted airflow for cooling and fixture head movement.

Luminaire Base

Omega Mount (x2)(supplied with luminaire)

Luminaire Yoke

Luminaire Head

Bottom of Fixture Base

105mm / 4.1 in

Omega Mounts

140mm / 5.5 in4 Camlock Positions


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Operation and Programming

OPERATION AND PROGRAMMING

LCD Display and Menu System

The SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire’s LCD Display and Menu System provides local control for accessing

the following fixture’s settings:

Presets Standard and User Defined( )

Color Filter

Effects Chases preloaded and user defined( - )

Strobe Timing/

Settings

Lock Fixture to prevent changes( )

Password

Status

Note: If there are multiple luminaires in a system changes would need to be made at each LCD Menu as desired, .

Upon power up the LCD will display the main screen showing the product type name If DMX is enabled the, / . ,programmed address will appear after power up.


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The LCD Display Menu system consists of several categories Use the Menu. Buttons to access and make changes to

the menu items When the desired menu item is reached press the desired Menu Button to display the menu options. ,and to navigate and configure the menu options as required.

To navigate and access menu settings selections/ :

Step 1. Make sure unit is powered and turned on.

Step 2. Press the desired button as shown in( Figure 7) .to access menu categories

Step 3. Use UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT arrow buttons to| | | .navigate through the various options and settings

Step 4. Make changes as desired.

Press CHECK MARK OK button to accept changes( ) .

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Figure 7 LCD Display and Menu System:

SL BEAM 500 FX

Home (menu settings)

Edit a Preset Edit a Chase

DMX512 Addressing

Return to Main Screen

LEFT Arrow Button UP Arrow Button

OK (Check Mark) Button

DOWN Arrow Button

RIGHT Arrow Button

LCD Display

NOTE: Menu rotates with orientation of Luminaire and

menu buttons are always in the same position with(

rotation of menu)

To rotate menu 180 degrees manually from current

orientation press and hold the two center buttons for 2,

seconds.

3. SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire Main Menu Options

Preset

Recalling or Editing Presets

Presets are stored values of the luminaire’s LED settings that can be recalled via the menu system or DMX. You can

customize up to 31 presets via the menu system.

Step 1. Select Preset from the main menu or from the preset shortcut key.

Step 2. The top left field indicates the current preset or Off, when this field is

selected (highlighted in blue), use the left and right buttons to scroll

through all presets.

Step 3. If you wish to edit the preset, use the Up and Down keys to scroll through

the parameters. Once a parameter is selected, use the left and right arrow

buttons to make adjustments.

To recall or edit presets

Edit a Preset

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HSI Mode

Edit a Preset

Notes:

. If security features are enabled, the Up and Down arrows will have no effect. See “Settings/Security” on page 15.

Depending on the DMX map set assigned the DMX menu, different either RGBW or HSIC parameters will be available..

Step 4. Once all values are adjusted as desired, press the Check Mark button to save the preset.

Step 5. The Save Preset Menu option will appear. Use the left and right arrow buttons to select the preset number to save to.

Note: This function allows you to save your current edits to a different preset number than you began editing. This ishelpful to create copies of existing presets.


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Step 6. Press the Check Mark button to save the preset. You will be asked to confirm your saving operation.

Step 7. The preset is now saved and can be recalled via the menu or DMX.

To recall a color filter from the menu:

Step 1. Select Color Filter from the main menu.

Step 2. The top indicates the current color filter or Off, when this field is selected (highlighted in blue), use the left

and right buttons to scroll through all color filters.

Step 3. Use the Up and Down arrow keys to toggle to the Master Intensity field. use the Left and Right arrow keys

to adjust the Master Intensity.

Step 4. The menu will display a graphical indication of the color along with the color name.

Note: The color filter will remain ON until you select a preset, chase, other color filter or send the unit DMX.

Color Filter

Effects

Editing User Chases

Color filters are 43 factory made colors that utilize the Harmonize Color Calibration system (refer to “Harmonize

Color Calibration” on page 19 for more information). They can be recalled via the menu system or DMX.

Effects are chases stored values of the luminaire’s LED settings that can be recalled via the menu system or DMX.

There are 10 factory defined chases and eight user adjustable chases. You can adjust the master intensity, speed, and

fade values for any of the 18 chases.

Use the Up and Down buttons to select parameters and the Left and Right buttons to assign the different general

fixture settings. When finished, press the Check button to exit the menu level. The adjustable parameters are

described in Table 3.

Eight User chases can be further customized to create different effects on the

fixture. To edit a User Chase, first use the up and down arrows to scroll to the Edit

User Chase field and then press the Check Mark button. The Edit User Chase

window will be displayed:

Use the Up and Down buttons to select parameters and the Left and Right buttons

to assign the different general fixture settings. When finished, press the Check

button to exit the menu level. The adjustable parameters are described in Table 4.

Table 3: Effects parameters

Table 4: User Chase parameters

Parameter

User Chase / Built-in Chase Select from the 18 different chases.

Master Intensity Ajust the master intensity for ALL chases.

Select Pattern Select a specific Pattern from all 13 patterns

Speed The total time each step of the chase will be recalled.

Fade The percentage of the time assigned by the speed that is crossfaded between steps.

Description

Parameter

User Chase Select which chase you wish to edit.

Press the Check mark button to display the Rainbow Chase editor.

Total Steps Displays the total steps used by the chase. This field is not editable.

Edit Step Select a step to edit with the left right arrow buttons. Press the Check Mark button to edit the step. (see )To edit and save a Step

New Step Add a step to the end of the chase. Press the Check Mark button to edit the new step (see )To edit and save a Step

Delete Step

Rainbow

Delete the currently selected step in the Edit Step field. Press the Check mark button to delete the current step.

Description

Built In Chase 8

Total Steps

Speed

Fade

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To edit and save a Step:

Edit Rainbow:

Strobe/Timing

Step 1. Select Edit Step or New Step from the Edit User Chase menu.

Step 2. The top left field indicates the preset or color filter to be used for the step. When set to OFF no preset or

color filter is to be used. Use LEFT and RIGHT buttons to scroll through all presets and color filters.

Step 3. Use the Up and Down keys to scroll through the output parameters. Once a parameter is selected, use the

left and right arrow buttons to make adjustments.

If security features are enabled, the Up and Down arrows will have no effect. See “Settings/Security” on page 13.

Fixtures with multiple pixel control include a parameter titled “Pixel” that allows you to independently adjust the

output of each individual pixel or the entire fixture.

Depending on the DMX map set assigned the DMX menu, different either RGBW or HSIC parameters will be available.

Step 4. Once all values are adjusted as desired, press the Check Mark button to return to the

Step 5. Continue editing steps as needed. When complete, press the Return to Main Menu

button or up one level (as shown to the right). to exit the Edit User Chase window.

Step 6. The user chase is now saved and can be recalled via the menu or DMX.

Notes:

An additional option in the Edit User Chase options is to have the fixture generate a multi-colored chase using

different pixels from the fixture. When you select Rainbow from the Edit Step window the Edit Rainbow window

will display the following options.

Table 5: Edit Rainbow parameters

Parameter

Direction

Mode

Select either right or left to define the direction the rainbow effect runs.Select from Mode 1 / Mode 2.

Number of Color Select the number of colors used in the rainbow effect. (37 colors available in total)Current Color Will display the values of the current color selected. Press the Check Mark button to edit the selected color.

Description

Use the Up and Down buttons to select parameters and the Left and Right buttons to assign the settings. When

finished, press the Check button to exit the menu level.

The bottom of the Edit Rainbow window displays a graphical representation of the current

rainbow effect. When finished editing the Rainbow, press the Main Menu button (as shown

to the right). You will be asked to confirm that you wish to save the rainbow. Select Yes to

save and return to the Edit a Chase window.

The Strobe/Timing menu allows you to assign strobe and timing values from the menu system. These settings areinstantly applied to any active Preset, Color filter, or Chase.

Use the Up and Down buttons to select parameters and the Left and Right buttons to adjust the currently selectedparameters. The adjustable parameters are described in Table 6 on page 13.



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Edit User Chase screen.

Return to MainMenu Button

Return to MainMenu Button

Table 6: Strobe/Timing Parameters

Table 8: PIN Level Parameters

Table 7: Security Lock Levels

Parameter

Master Intensity Overall fixture output intensity level.

Strobe: X Strobe mode and rate value settings following DMX map (see for details).DMX CONTROL

Duration The time each strobe flash remains ON.

RotateMode The way how the fixture will rotate.

Stop/CW/CCW The exact position for the INDEX from Rotate Mode (0-255)

Description

Parameter

Enter Pass PIN Enter a PIN code matching the level codes assigned in the Settings/Security menu totoggle the current security level.

Level 1 PIN Edit the PIN code used to toggle the Level 1 security.

Edit the PIN code used to toggle the Level 2 security.

Edit the PIN code used to toggle the Level 3 security.

Level 2 PINLevel 3 PIN

Power-up Level Select the security level to default to when the fixture is powered ON.. Disable PIN will disable all security functions.. Lock will lock all functions.

Description

Lock Level

Level 1 Edit Presets, Edit Chases, and Settings Menu

Level 2 Settings Menu

Level 3 All

Menu Functions Affected

Settings/Security

All Showline fixtures have a multiple level locking feature. This allows you to configure the fixture and allow

different menu access to multiple users. The menu system can be lock instantly or assigned to power on to a

particular lock level. You can assign three different 4-digit PIN(personal identification number) codes to each

unlock specific levels of functionality within the menu system.

Anytime the fixture is locked, each PIN code will unlock all functions except the pertaining features assigned

via the security level.

Use the Up and Down buttons to select security PIN codes. Press the Check button and then use Left and Right and

Up Down buttons to assign the pin code. Press the Check button to save the new PIN code.

The Power-Up Level parameters assigns a lock level to the fixture when power is applied. use the Up and Down

buttons to select the Power-Up Level, and then use the Left and Right buttons to select the Power-up Level option.


Note: The Level 3 PIN will always unlock all functions.


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Settings/General

Settings/Factory Default

Settings/DMX




Factory default menu settings can be recalled through this menu option. You can select if you wish to overwritethe user edited presets and chases.

Use the Up and Down buttons to select parameters and the Left and Right buttons to assign the different settings.When finished, press the Check button to exit the menu level. The adjustable parameters are described in Table 10.

DMX configuration options are available in the DMX menu.

Use the Up and Down buttons to select parameters and the Left and Right buttons to assign the fixture’s DMX settings.

When finished, press the Check button to exit the menu level. The adjustable parameters are described in Table 11.

Table 9: General Level Parameters

Table 11: DMX Setting Parameters

Parameter

Power-Up Select the action of the fixture when the unit is powered ON. You can select from Off, Last Set, Color filters,presets, and chases.

Dim Response

Select Normal or Incandescent dimming response.Normal: Fixture LEDs dim with a normal response.

Incandescent: Fixture LED’s dim with an incandescent emulation response. The response to dimmingcommands will be slightly delayed at lower intensities.

Dimming Curve Select one of four dimming curve choices (see for more information).Dimming Curve SelectionCalibration

Fan Control

Toggle Harmonize Color Calibration on or off ( see for more information).Harmonize Color Calibration

Select Auto or Off fan operation (see DMX CONTROL for more information).

Description

Parameter

DMX Enable

Address Assigns the fixture’s DMX start address.

Map Select the DMX map for the fixture to use (see DMX CONTROL section for more information).

Off - Turn off all LED output.

Enable - Fixture will respond to DMX commands/signals.disable - Fixture will ignore DMX commands/signals.

Last Action - restore the last menu action.

Power-up - follow the power-up value in the settings menu.

Hold - continue with the last DMX values received.

When no DMX

Selects the action of the fixture when the unit is powered ON and not receiving DMX

LED Group

Pan/Tilt Setting

Select the number of LED groups to control via DMX (see DMX CONTROL section for more information).

Set the parameters for Pan/Tilt

Description

Table 10: Facotry Default Parameters

Parameter

ProtectedNo - all menu items are able to be restored to factory defaults.

No - no action.

Preset & Chase - user edited Presets and Chases are not able to be restored to factory defaults.

Yes - restored to factory default menu settings.

To turn ON/OFF the feedback.

Load Factory

Service

Description



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Settings/ArtNet Settings

Settings / Display

Lock Fixture




Options of the fixture’s LCD display can be adjusted in the Display menu.

Use the Up and Down buttons to select parameters and the Left and Right buttons to assign the fixture’s DMXsettings. When finished, press the Check button to exit the menu level. The adjustable parameters are describedin Table 13.

Note: When the fixture is powered off, the Lock fixture function will be disabled. To assign fixture power-up

security refer to (see “ Settings/Security” on page 13 for more information).

You can lock all fixture functions, requiring a PIN code to access the menu functions. When you select this menu

item, you are asked to confirm that you wish to lock the fixture. Once locked, all menu items can only be accessed

by entering one of the three PIN codes assigned in the Settings/Security menu. (see “ Settings/Security” on page 15

for more information). The PIN code used to unlock the fixture will only unlock the functionality assigned to that

particular PIN code.

Table 12: ArtNET Parameters

Table 13: LCD Display Parameters

Parameter

Flip Display

Off TimeAssign a time for the display to automatically turn off after the last button press. A value of ON will leave thedisplay on indefinitely.

Language Selected English is the only language supported.

Yes - The display will be inverted.No - The display will not be inverted.

Auto - The display will automatically invert depending upon fixture orientation.

Description

Parameter

IP Address

Net Select a Net number from 0-255

Set the IP address for the fixture.

Sub-Net Select a Sub-Net number from 0-15Universe Select a Universe number from 0-15.

DMX > ArtNET - DMX will run first priority.

ArtNET > DMX ArtNET - ArtNET will run first priority.Protocol Priority

Description



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Password (PassPIN)

Quick Selection Buttons

DMX Address

To edit the DMX start address:

Status

The Password menu item will display an Enter PassPIN dialog box. Use the Up Down Left Right buttons to enter a

PIN code matching the codes assigned in the Settings/Security menu to toggle the current security level.

The Showline menu system includes four quick selection buttons on the top of the menu. These keys provide directaccess to common functions and act as shortcut to main menu items as described in Table 14

You can display and edit the current DMX start address for the fixture by

pressing the Quick Select button on the top of the menu system (as shown right).

The current DMX start address will be display in large digits.

Step 1. Press the Check Mark button to begin the DMX start address editing.

The last digit will change to a blue color.

Step 2. use the UP and Down arrows to change the value of the currently

selected digit.

Step 3. Use the Left and Right arrows to select another digit to adjust.

Step 4. Press the Check Mark button to save the new DMX Start Address.

The Status screen displays the current value of the master intensity and each LED of the luminaires. The number of

pixels will vary depending upon fixture type. The Up Down Left Right arrows to scroll through the different

LEDs and view their levels.

The last Status item displayed shows the RDM UID and current Firmware Version

Press the Check Mark button to exit the Status screen.

Table 14: General Level Parameters

Quick select Button

Main Menu

Return to Main Menu / Return Up a Menu Item

Edit a Preset

Effects / Edit a Chase

DMX Start Address

Refer to for more information.Settings/General

Refer to for more information.Recalling or Editing Presets

Refer to for more information.Effects Editing User Chasesand

Refer to for more information.DMX Address

Description

Address

255

DMX Address



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4. Harmonize Color Calibration

Harmonize is a proprietary, advanced LED color matching system,

consisting of 3 correction modules: RGB, RGBW and Cool White/Warm

White. Every Showline fixture undergoes rigorous testing to provide you

with consistent control of color and intensity as well as output of the highest

quality.

When enabled either via DMX or the fixture’s menu, the Harmonize technoloy

will ensure that colors match from fixture-to-fixture and pixel-to- pixel.

As the Harmonize system matches Showline products, they will all operate

in the same color space. Use the Harmonize system when perfect color matching

is an essential requirement.

Figure 8: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire Dimmer Curves

Through the menu, you are able to select one of four dimming curves:

Linear Curve

PL_Curve

S_Curve

Square Curve

Linear Curve

S_Curve

PL_Curve*

Square Curve

DMX Value

DMX Value

Lu

men

Ou

tpu

tL

um

en

Ou

tpu

t

Lu

men

Ou

tpu

tL

um

en

Ou

tpu

t

DMX Value

DMX Value

*PL Curve follows the dimming curve of Philips SeleconPL series LED luminaires.

DIMMING CURVE SELECTION


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R G B

x 0.670 0.225 0.173

y 0.31 0.65 0.069

Master / Slave Operational Mode

6 Master Slave Operational Mode. /

The Master / Slave Operational Mode allows one SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire to act as the "Master" unit

and all other connected units are controlled by this unit. When a unit is set to "Slave" mode, it will only listen to and

follow any commands sent from a "Master" unit. Only one "Master" unit is allowed in this type of operation.

Figure 9: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire - Master / Slave Configuration

Master Unit

Slave Unit

Slave Unit

Note: For more information on DMX512 networking and systems, refer to "Additional Resources for DMX512" onpage 1. "DMX CONTROL" on page 19.For SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX Mapping, refer to

DMX512

DMX512 (out from first

to second luminaire)

DMX512 (out to the next luminaire or DMX512

controlled device)

(from console orcontrol device)



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68%-100% =DMX 173-225 Reserved for future use37%-67% =DMX 94-172 Index Mode6%-36% =DMX 15-93 Spin Mode0-5% =DMX 0-14 OFF (Action same as Home)

DMX CONTROL

This section contains information for operating the luminaire using DMX control in Simple 8-bit, RGBW 8-bit,

RGBW 16-bit, HSIC (Hue, Saturation, Intensity and Color Correction) or Pattern modes. For Menu options and

detailed information, see "LCD Display and Menu System” on page 6.

Note: These tables assume a DMX start address of 1. When a different starting address is used, this address becomes

channel 1 function and other functions follow in sequence.

1. SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX Mapping

Simple 8-Bit Mode

Table 15 provides DMX channel mapping of all DMX512 control values when the SL BEAM 500 FX LED

Luminaire is in simple 8-bit DMX512 mode (as set by the luminaire’s menu system).

Table 15: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX Channel Mapping (Simple 8 - Bit Mode)

DMX CONTROL


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DMX

ChannelParameter Range DMX Range% Default Description

Pan

Tilt

Master Intensity

Strobe

Zoom

Rotate Mode

Position/Speed

Control

Red 1-37

Green 1-37

Blue 1-37

White 1-37

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

128

128

0

0

0

0

127

0

0 8 bit control of Red LEDs from 0 to full.

8 bit control of Green LEDs from 0 to full.

8 bit control of Blue LEDs from 0 to full.

8 bit control of White LEDs from 0 to full.

0

0

0

8-bit control of Pan

8-bit control of Tilt

Controls strobe operations as follows:

8-bit control of Intensity of LED settings

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

Open

Closed

Slow Rand

Med Rand

Fast Rand

Strobe Range

Pulse + Slow Rand

Pulse + Med Rand

Pulse + Fast Rand

Pulse + Range

Pulse - Slow Rand

Pulse - Med Rand

Pulse - Fast Rand

Pulse - Range

DMX 0-2

DMX 196-197

DMX 194-195

DMX 192-193

DMX 134-191

DMX 132-133

DMX 130-131

DMX 128-129

DMX 13-127(fastest)

DMX 11-12

DMX 8-10

DMX 6-7

DMX 3-5

DMX 198-255

Set control channel value to desired action, hold value for at least5 seconds, then turn to 0.Set control channel value to 0 without any scaling.

Default Setting on ConsoleDIM Response_NormalDIM Response_IncandescentDimming Curve_linearDimming Curve_SquareDimming Curve_S-CurveDiming Curve_PL-CurveCalibration_OFFCalibration_ONFan_AutoFan_OffReserved(Future Use)

=DMX 0-4

=DMX 85-89=DMX 80-84=DMX 75-79=DMX 70-74=DMX 45-49=DMX 40-44=DMX 35-39=DMX 30-34=DMX 10-14=DMX 5-9

=DMX 90-250

Variable control of zoom from 55 - 5.

Spin Mode: 49%-51% Home

52% - 100%: Spin Speed Clockwise

48% - 0 : Spin Speed Counter Clockwise

Index Mode: 49% - 51% Home 0 Degree

52%-100% Index Clockwise

Home 0 degree to +180 degrees

48% - 0 Spin Index Counter Clockwise

Home 0-180degrees

( -Disabled when Zoom Channel DMX < 200)




Table 16 provides DMX channel mapping of all DMX512 control values when the 500 FX LEDSL BEAM

Luminaire is operated in various Simple 8 bit DMX512 Group Control Modes- .

Table 16 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX Channel Mapping Simple 8 Bit Group Modes: ( - )SL BEAM


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1

DMX CHANNEL 19 Group Mode 1 Group Mode

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

85

14

86

15

87

16

88

17

89

18

90

19

91

20

92

21

93

22

94

23

95

24

96

25

97

26

98

27

99

28

100

29

101

30

102

31

103

32

104

33

105

34

106

35

107

36

108

37

109

38

110

39

111

40

112

41

113

42

114

43

115

44

116

45

117

46

118

47

119

48

120

49

121

50

122

51

123

52

124

53

125

54

126

55

127

56

128

57

129

58

130

59

131

60

132

61

133

62

134

63

135

64

136

65

137

66

138

67

139

68

140

69

141

70

142

71

143

72

144

73

145

74

146

75

147

76

148

77

149

78

150

79

151

80

152

81

153

82

154

83

155

84

156

Pan

Tilt

Master Intensity

Simple 8 bit mode

Strobe

Zoom

Rotate Mode

Position/Speed

Control

Red_1

Green_1

Blue_1

White_1

Red_2

Red_20

Green_2

Green_20

Blue_2

Blue_20

White_2

White_20

Red_3

Red_21

Green_3

Green_21

Blue_3

Blue_21

White_3

White_21

Red_4

Red_22

Green_4

Green_22

Blue_4

Blue_22

White_4

White_22

Red_5

Red_23

Green_5

Green_23

Blue_5

Blue_23

White_5

White_23

Red_6

Red_24

Green_6

Green_24

Blue_6

Blue_24

White_6

White_24

Red_7

Red_25

Green_7

Green_25

Blue_7

Blue_25

White_7

White_25

Red_8

Red_26

Green_8

Green_26

Blue_8

Blue_26

White_8

White_26

Red_9

Red_27

Green_9

Green_27

Blue_9

Blue_27

White_9

White_27

Red_10

Red_28

Green_10

Green_28

Blue_10

Blue_28

White_10

White_28

Red_11

Red_29

Green_11

Green_29

Blue_11

Blue_29

White_11

White_29

Red_12

Red_30

Green_12

Green_30

Blue_12

Blue_30

White_12

White_30

Red_13

Red_31

Green_13

Green_31

Blue_13

Blue_31

White_13

White_31

Red_14

Red_32

Green_14

Green_32

Blue_14

Blue_32

White_14

White_32

Red_15

Red_33

Green_15

Green_33

Blue_15

Blue_33

White_15

White_33

Red_16

Red_34

Green_16

Green_34

Blue_16

Blue_34

White_16

White_34

Red_17

Red_35

Green_17

Green_35

Blue_17

Blue_35

White_17

White_35

Red_18

Red_36

Green_18

Green_36

Blue_18

Blue_36

White_18

White_36

Red_19

Red_37

Green_19

Green_37

Blue_19

Blue_37

White_19

White_37

Pan

Tilt

Master Intensity

Strobe

Zoom

Rotate Mode

Position/Speed

Control

Red_1-37

Green_37

Blue1_37

White1_37

RGBW 8 - Bit Mode

RGBW 8 - Bit Mode


Luminaire is in RGBW 8-Bit DMX512 mode (as set by the luminaire’s menu system).

Table 17: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX Channel Mapping (RGBW 8-Bit Mode)

3

1

4

2

Color Presets

Pan 128

128

0-255

0

0

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

Tilt

Master Intensity - High

DMX



23

4


RGBW 8 - Bit Mode

DMX



24

CF_22_Double C.T Blue

CF_25_Full C.T Blue

DMX 113-114

DMX 119-120

4

5

6

Strobe

Duration


RGBW 8 - Bit Mode

DMX



25


RGBW 8 - Bit Mode


26

DMX


8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

7

Rotate Mode

Position/Speed

Focus Timing

Timing

Control

Red1-37

Green1-37

Blue1-37

White1-37

Zoom

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100% 8 bit control of Red LEDs from 0 to full

8 bit control of Green LEDs from 0 to full

8 bit control of Blue LEDs from 0 to full

8 bit control of White LEDs from 0 to full

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0

127

255

255

0

0

0

0

0

0

68%-100% =DMX 173-225 Reserved for future use

37%-67% =DMX 94-172 Index Mode

6%-36% =DMX 15-93 Spin Mode

0-5% =DMX 0-14 OFF (Action same as Home)








Home 0-180degrees

Set control channel value to desired action, hold value for at least5 seconds, then turn to 0.Set control channel value to 0 without any scaling.

Default Setting on Console

DIM Response_Normal

DIM Response_Incandescent

Dimming Curve_linear

Dimming Curve_Square

Dimming Curve_S-Curve

Diming Curve_PL-Curve

Calibration_OFF

Calibration_ON

Fan_Auto

Fan_Off

Reserved(Future Use)

=DMX 0-4

=DMX 85-89

=DMX 80-84

=DMX 75-79

=DMX 70-74

=DMX 45-49

=DMX 40-44

=DMX 35-39

=DMX 30-34

=DMX 10-14

=DMX 5-9

=DMX 90-250



1


2

3

4

5

9

6

10

7

11

8

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

3334

35

36

3738

39

40

414243

44

4546

47

48495051

52

5354

5556

5758

59

6061

62

6364

6566

67686970

7172737475

7677

78

7980

8182

83

84

8586

87

88

Pan

Tilt

Master Intensity

RGBW 8 bit mode

Color Presets

Strobe

Position/Speed

Duration

Focus Timing

Zoom

Timing

Rotate Mode

Control

Red_1

Green_1

Blue_1

White_1

Red_2

Green_2

Blue_2

White_2

Red_3

Green_3

Blue_3

White_3

Red_4

Green_4

Blue_4

White_4

Red_5

Green_5

Blue_5

White_5

Red_6

Green_6

Blue_6

White_6

Red_7

Green_7

Blue_7

White_7

Red_8

Green_8

Blue_8

White_8

Red_9

Green_9

Blue_9

White_9

Red_10

Green_10

Blue_10

White_10

Red_11

Green_11

Blue_11

White_11

Red_12

Green_12

Blue_12

White_12

Red_13

Green_13

Blue_13

White_13

Red_14

Green_14

Blue_14

White_14

Red_15

Green_15

Blue_15

White_15

Red_16

Green_16

Blue_16

White_16

Red_17

Green_17

Blue_17

White_17

Red_18

Green_18

Blue_18

White_18

Red_19

Green_19

Blue_19

White_19

Pan

Tilt

Master Intensity

Color Presets

Strobe

Position/Speed

Duration

Focus Timing

Zoom

Timing

Rotate Mode

Control

Red_1-19

Green_19

Blue_19

White_19

RGBW 8 Bit Group Modes-


Table 18 provides DMX channel mapping of all DMX512 control values when the 500 FX LEDSL BEAMLuminaire is operated in various RGBW 8 bit DMX512 Group Control Modes- .

Table 18 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX Channel Mapping RGBW 8 Bit Group Modes: ( - )SL BEAM


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89

90

9192939495

9697

98

99

100

101102

103

104

105106

107

108

109110111

112

113114

115

116117118119

120

121122

123124

125126

127128

129130

131

132133

134

135136

137138

139

140

141142

143144145146147

148149

150

151152

153

157

154

158

155

159

156

160

Red_20

Green_20

Blue_20

White_20

Red_21

Green_21

Blue_21

White_21

Red_22

Green_22

Blue_22

White_22

Red_23

Green_23

Blue_23

White_23

Red_24

Green_24

Blue_24

White_24

Red_25

Green_25

Blue_25

White_25

Red_26

Green_26

Blue_26

White_26

Red_27

Green_27

Blue_27

White_27

Red_28

Green_28

Blue_28

White_28

Red_29

Green_29

Blue_29

White_29

Red_30

Green_30

Blue_30

White_30

Red_31

Green_31

Blue_31

White_31

Red_32

Green_32

Blue_32

White_32

Red_33

Green_33

Blue_33

White_33

Red_34

Green_34

Blue_34

White_34

Red_35

Green_35

Blue_35

White_35

Red_36

Green_36

Blue_36

White_36

Red_37

Green_37

Blue_37

White_37

RGBW 16 - Bit Mode

RGBW 16 - Bit Mode


Luminaire is in RGBW 16-bit DMX512 mode (as set by the luminaire’s menu system).


DMX



28

7 Color Presets


RGBW 16 Bit Mode-

DMX



29

CF_22_Double C.T Blue

CF_25_Full C.T Blue

DMX 113-114

DMX 119-120

7

8

9

Color Presets

Strobe

Duration


RGBW 16 - Bit Mode

DMX

Channel Parameter Range DMX Range% Default Description


30

17 Control 0 - 255

0 - 255

0 - 255

0 - 255

0 - 255

0 - 255

0 - 255

0 - 255

0 - 100%

0 - 100%

0 - 100%

0 - 100%

0 - 100%

0 - 100%

0 - 100%

0 - 100%

0

127

0

0

11

12

13

14

15

16

10

Rotate Mode

Zoom

255

255

255

255Focus Timing

Intensity Timing


RGBW 16 - Bit Mode


31

DMX

Channel Parameter Range DMX Range% Default Description

Timing

Position/Speed

68%-100% =DMX 173-225 Reserved for future use

37%-67% =DMX 94-172 Index Mode

6%-36% =DMX 15-93 Spin Mode

0-5% =DMX 0-14 OFF(Action same as Home)

180 - 65535

0 - 65535

0 - 65535

0 - 65535 0 - 100%

0 - 100%

0 - 100%

0 - 100%19

2021

2223

2425

Red 1-37 - High ByteRed 1-37 - Low Byte

Green 1-37 - High ByteGreen 1-37 - Low Byte

Blue 1-37 - High ByteBlue 1-37 - Low Byte

White 1-37 - High ByteWhite 1-37 - Low Byte 0

0

0

0 16 bit control of Red LEDs from 0 to full



16 bit control of White LEDs from 0 to full

Set control channel value to desired action, hold value forat least 5 seconds, then turn to 0.Set control channel value to 0 without any scaling.


DIM Response_Normal






Calibration_OFF

Calibration_ON

Fan_Auto

Fan_Off


=DMX 0-4

=DMX 85-89

=DMX 80-84

=DMX 75-79

=DMX 70-74

=DMX 45-49

=DMX 40-44

=DMX 35-39

=DMX 30-34

=DMX 10-14

=DMX 5-9

=DMX 90-250

Allows for timing control of intensity. Channel shoulddefault to 255 for smoothest actions using consoleand/or manual fades. - See Timing chart for more details.

Allows for timing control of color. Channel shoulddefault to 255 for smoothest actions using consoleand/or manual fades. - See Timing chart for more details.


(Disabled - When Zoom channel DMX < 200)








Home 0-180degrees

Allows for timing control of zoom




Luminaire is operated in various RGBW 16 bit DMX512 Group Control Modes- .

Table 20 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX Channel Mapping RGBW 16 Bit Group Modes: ( - )SL BEAM


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RGBW 16 bit mode

1

2

3

45

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

75

76

77

78

79

80

81

Pan - High Byte Pan - High Byte

Pan - Low Byte Pan - Low Byte

Tilt - High Byte Tilt - High Byte

Tilt - Low Byte Tilt - Low Byte

Master Intensity - High Master Intensity - High

Master Intensity - Low Master Intensity - Low

Color Presets Color Presets

Strobe Strobe

Duration Duration

Zoom Zoom

Rotate Mode Rotate Mode

Position/Speed Position/Speed

Focus Timing Focus Timing

Intensity Timing Intensity Timing

Color Timing Color Timing

Zoom Timing Zoom Timing

Control Control

Red_1 - High Byte Red_1-19 - High Byte

Red_1 - Low Byte Red_1-19 - Low Byte

Green_1 - High Byte Green_1-19 - High Byte

Green_1 - Low Byte Green_1-19 - Low Byte

Blue_1 - High Byte Blue_1-19 - High Byte

Blue_1 - Low Byte Blue_1-19 - Low Byte

White_1 - High Byte White_1-19 - High Byte

White_1 - Low Byte White_1-19 - Low Byte

Red_2 - High Byte

Red_2 - Low Byte

Green_2 - High Byte

Green_2 - Low Byte

Blue_2 - High Byte

Blue_2 - Low Byte

White_2 - High Byte

White_2 - Low Byte

Red_3 - High Byte

Red_3 - Low Byte

Green_3 - High Byte

Green_3 - Low Byte

Blue_3 - High Byte

Blue_3 - Low Byte

White_3 - High Byte

White_3 - Low Byte

Red_4 - High Byte

Red_4 - Low Byte

Green_4 - High Byte

Green_4 - Low Byte

Blue_4 - High Byte

Blue_4 - Low Byte

White_4 - High Byte

White_4 - Low Byte

Red_5 - High Byte

Red_5 - Low Byte

Green_5 - High Byte

Green_5 - Low Byte

Blue_5 - High Byte

Blue_5 - Low Byte

White_5 - High Byte

White_5 - Low Byte

Red_6 - High Byte

Red_6 - Low Byte

Green_6 - High Byte

Green_6 - Low Byte

Blue_6 - High Byte

Blue_6 - Low Byte

White_6 - High Byte

White_6 - Low Byte

Red_7 - High Byte

Red_7 - Low Byte

Green_7 - High Byte

Green_7 - Low Byte

Blue_7 - High Byte

Blue_7 - Low Byte

White_7 - High Byte

White_7 - Low Byte

Red_8 - High Byte

Red_8 - Low Byte

Green_8 - High Byte

Green_8 - Low Byte

Blue_8 - High Byte

Blue_8 - Low Byte

White_8 - High Byte

White_8 - Low Byte

82 170 258

83 171 259

84 172 260

85 173 261

86 174 262

87 175 263

88 176 264

89 177 265

90 178 266

91 179 267

92 180 268

93 181 269

94 182 270

95 183 271

96 184 272

97 185 273

98 186 274

99 187 275

100 188 276

101 189 277

102 190 278

103 191 279

104 192 280

105 193 281

106 194 282

107 195 283

108 196 284

109 197 285

110 198 286

111 199 287

112 200 288

113 201 289

114 202 290

115 203 291

116 204 292

117 205 293

118 206 294

119 207 295

120 208 296

121 209 297

122 210 298

123 211 299

124 212 300

125 213 301

126 214 302

127 215 303

128 216 304

129 217 305

130 218 306

131 219 307

132 220 308

133 221 309

134 222 310

135 223 311

136 224 312

137 225 313

138 226

139 227

140 228

141 229

142 230

143 231

144 232

145 233

146 234

147 235

148 236

149 237

150 238

151 239

152 240

153 241

154 242

155 243

156 244

157 245

158 246

159 247

160 248

161 249

162 250

163 251

164 252

165 253

166 254

167 255

168 256

169 257

Red_9 - High Byte Red_20 - High Byte Red_31 - High Byte

Red_9 - Low Byte Red_20- Low Byte Red_31- Low Byte

Green_9 - High Byte Green_20 - High Byte Green_31 - High Byte

Green_9 - Low Byte Green_20 - Low Byte Green_31 - Low Byte

Blue_9 - High Byte Blue_20 - High Byte Blue_31 - High Byte

Blue_9 - Low Byte Blue_20 - Low Byte Blue_31 - Low Byte

White_9 - High Byte White_20- High Byte White_31- High Byte

White_9 - Low Byte White_20 - Low Byte White_31 - Low Byte


Red_10 - Low Byte Red_21 - Low Byte Red_32 - Low Byte





White_10 - High Byte White_21 - High Byte White_32 - High Byte










































Red_16 - High Byte Red_27 - High Byte

Red_16 - Low Byte Red_27 - Low Byte

Green_16 - High Byte Green_27 - High Byte

Green_16 - Low Byte Green_27 - Low Byte

Blue_16 - High Byte Blue_27 - High Byte

Blue_16 - Low Byte Blue_27 - Low Byte

White_16 - High Byte White_27 - High Byte

White_16 - Low Byte White_27 - Low Byte

























HSIC Mode

HSIC Mode

Table 21 provides DMX channel mapping of all DMX512 control values when the SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire is in

( , , , ) ( ).HSIC Hue Saturation Intensity and Color Correction DMX512 mode as set by the luminaire’s menu system

Table 21 SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX Channel Mapping HSIC Mode: ( )


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DMX


16-bit control of Pan

16-bit control of Tilt

8 bit control of Intensity of LED settings

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

16

17

18

14

15

2

Pan - High Byte

Tilt - High Byte

Tilt - Low Byte

Master Intensity

Strobe

Duration

Zoom

Rotate Mode

Position/Speed

Focus Timing

Timing

Control

Saturation1-37

Intensity1-37

CCT1-37

Hue1-37 - High Byte

Hue1-37 - Low Byte

Pan - Low Byte

0-65535

0-65535

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-65535

0-255

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

32768

32768

0

0

0

0

127

255

255

0

0 8 bit control of Saturation

8 bit control of Intensity0

0

0 16 bit control of Hue 0-359°

0



DIM Response_Normal






Calibration_OFF

Calibration_ON

Fan_Auto

Fan_Off

Reserves(Future Use)

=DMX 0-4

=DMX 85-89

=DMX 80-84

=DMX 75-79

=DMX 70-74

=DMX 45-49

=DMX 40-44

=DMX 35-39

=DMX 30-34

=DMX 10-14

=DMX 5-9

=DMX 90-250










Home 0-180degrees

Timing Control of Pan/Tilt



HSIC Group Modes

HSIC Group Modes


Luminaire is operated in various HSIC DMX512 Group Control Modes.

Table 22 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX Channel Mapping HSIC Group Modes: ( )SL BEAM


34

1

HSIC MODEDMX CHANNEL 19 Group MODE 1 Group MODE

2345678910111213141516171819

109

20

110

21

111

22

112

23

113

24

114

25

115

26

116

27

117

28

118

29

119

30

120

31

121

32

122

33

123

34

124

35

125

36

126

37

127

38

128

39

129

40

130

41

131

42

132

43

133

44

134

45

135

46

136

47

137

48

138

49

139

50

140

51

141

52

142

53

143

54

144

55

145

56

146

57

147

58

148

59

149

60

150

61

151

62

152

63

153

64

154

65

155

66

156

67

157

68

158

69

159

70

160

71

161

72

162

73

163

74

164

75

165

76

166

77

167

78

168

79

169

80

170

81

171

82

172

83

173

84

174

85

175

86

176

87

177

88

178

89

179

90

180

91

181

92

182

93

183

94

184

95

185

96

186

97

187

98

188

99

189

100

190

101

191

102

192

103

193

104

194

105

195

106

196

107

197

108

198

Pan - High Byte Pan - High BytePan - Low Byte Pan - Low ByteTilt - High Byte Tilt - High ByteTilt - Low Byte Tilt - Low ByteMaster Intensity Master IntensityStrobe StrobeDuration DurationZoom ZoomRotate Mode Rotate ModePosition/Speed Position/SpeedFocus Timing Focus TimingTiming TimingControl ControlHue_1 - High Byte Hue_1-37 - High ByteHue_1 - Low Byte Hue_1-37 - Low ByteSaturation_1 Saturation_1-37Intensity_1 Intensity_1-37CCT_1 CCT_1-37Hue_2 - High Byte

Hue_20 - High Byte

Hue_2 - Low Byte

Hue_20 - Low Byte

Saturation_2

Saturation_20

Intensity_2

Intensity_20

CCT_2

CCT_20

Hue_3 - High Byte

Hue_21 - High Byte

Hue_3 - Low Byte

Hue_21 - Low Byte

Saturation_3

Saturation_21

Intensity_3

Intensity_21

CCT_3

CCT_21

Hue_4 - High Byte

Hue_22 - High Byte

Hue_4 - Low Byte

Hue_22 - Low Byte

Saturation_4

Saturation_22

Intensity_4

Intensity_22

CCT_4

CCT_22

Hue_5 - High Byte

Hue_23 - High Byte

Hue_5 - Low Byte

Hue_23 - Low Byte

Saturation_5

Saturation_23

Intensity_5

Intensity_23

CCT_5

CCT_23

Hue_6 - High Byte

Hue_24 - High Byte

Hue_6 - Low Byte

Hue_24 - Low Byte

Saturation_6

Saturation_24

Intensity_6

Intensity_24

CCT_6

CCT_24

Hue_7 - High Byte

Hue_25 - High Byte

Hue_7 - Low Byte

Hue_25 - Low Byte

Saturation_7

Saturation_25

Intensity_7

Intensity_25

CCT_7

CCT_25

Hue_8 - High Byte

Hue_26 - High Byte

Hue_8 - Low Byte

Hue_26 - Low Byte

Saturation_8

Saturation_26

Intensity_8

Intensity_26

CCT_8

CCT_26

Hue_9 - High Byte

Hue_27 - High Byte

Hue_9 - Low Byte

Hue_27 - Low Byte

Saturation_9

Saturation_27

Intensity_9

Intensity_27

CCT_9

CCT_27

Hue_10 - High Byte

Hue_28 - High Byte

Hue_10 - Low Byte

Hue_28 - Low Byte

Saturation_10

Saturation_28

Intensity_10

Intensity_28

CCT_10

CCT_28

Hue_11 - High Byte

Hue_29 - High Byte

Hue_11 - Low Byte

Hue_29 - Low Byte

Saturation_11

Saturation_29

Intensity_11

Intensity_29

CCT_11

CCT_29

Hue_12 - High Byte

Hue_30 - High Byte

Hue_12 - Low Byte

Hue_30 - Low Byte

Saturation_12

Saturation_30

Intensity_12

Intensity_30

CCT_12

CCT_30

Hue_13 - High Byte

Hue_31 - High Byte

Hue_13 - Low Byte

Hue_31 - Low Byte

Saturation_13

Saturation_31

Intensity_13

Intensity_31

CCT_13

CCT_31

Hue_14 - High Byte

Hue_32 - High Byte

Hue_14 - Low Byte

Hue_32 - Low Byte

Saturation_14

Saturation_32

Intensity_14

Intensity_32

CCT_14

CCT_32

Hue_15 - High Byte

Hue_33 - High Byte

Hue_15 - Low Byte

Hue_33 - Low Byte

Saturation_15

Saturation_33

Intensity_15

Intensity_33

CCT_15

CCT_33

Hue_16 - High Byte

Hue_34 - High Byte

Hue_16 - Low Byte

Hue_34 - Low Byte

Saturation_16

Saturation_34

Intensity_16

Intensity_34

CCT_16

CCT_34

Hue_17 - High Byte

Hue_35 - High Byte

Hue_17 - Low Byte

Hue_35 - Low Byte

Saturation_17

Saturation_35

Intensity_17

Intensity_35

CCT_17

CCT_35

Hue_18 - High Byte

Hue_36 - High Byte

Hue_18 - Low Byte

Hue_36 - Low Byte

Saturation_18

Saturation_36

Intensity_18

Intensity_36

CCT_18

CCT_36

Hue_19 - High Byte

Hue_37 - High Byte

Hue_19 - Low Byte

Hue_37 - Low Byte

Saturation_19

Saturation_37

Intensity_19

Intensity_37

CCT_19

CCT_37

Pattern Mode

Pattern Mode


Luminaire is in Pattern mode as set by the luminaire’s menu system For a lists of Pattern effects, refer to the( ).

Table 23 SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX Channel Mapping Pattern Mode: ( )

DMX


5

60 - 65535

32768

32768

0 - 65535

0 - 65535

1

2

Pan - High Byte

Pan - Low Byte

3

4

Tilt - High Byte

Tilt - Low Byte

16 bit control of Pan

16 bit control of Tilt


35

appendix.

Pattern Mode


DMX


Color Presets7


36

CF_22_Double C.T Blue DMX 113-114

CF_25_Full C.T Blue DMX 119-120

Defaults DescriptionRange%Range DMXParameterDMX


Pattern Mode


37

8

9

11

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

22

24

26

21

23

25

27

13

12

10

Strobe

Duration

Rotate Mode

Intensity Timing

Color Timing

Zoom Timing

Control

Pattern

Pattern Step

Red1-37 - High Byte

Green1-37 - High Byte

Blue1-37 - High Byte

White1-37 - High Byte

Red1-37 - Low Byte

Green1-37 - Low Byte

Blue1-37 - Low Byte

White1-37 - Low Byte

Focus Timing

Position/Speed

Zoom

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-65535

0-65535

0-65535

0-65535

0-255

0-255

0-255

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0-100%

0

0

01x85

DMX 128-129

DMX 196-197

DMX 194-145

DMX 192-193

DMX 134-191

DMX 132-133

DMX 130-131

DMX 198-255

Pulse + Slow RandPulse + Med RandPulse + Fast RandPulse + RangePulse - Slow RandPulse - Med RandPulse - Fast RandPulse - Range

DMX0DMX 1-3(DMX Value-1)/3+1DMX253-255

Strobe’s duration Range is 0-85

0

255

255

255 Allows for timing control of zoom

0

0 Pattern Select DMX0-5DMX5-255

Pattern disablePattern 1-32

0

0

0

0

0 16 bit control of White LEDs from 0 to full



16 bit control of Red LEDs from 0 to full

Pattern Step DMX0-5DMX6-200DMX201-255

No usedPattern step selectPattern running speed 2s-0

255 Timing control of Pan/Tilt

127

0

=DMX 0-4

=DMX 85-89

=DMX 80-84

=DMX 75-79

=DMX 70-74

=DMX 45-49

=DMX 40-44

=DMX 35-39

=DMX 30-34

=DMX 10-14

=DMX 5-9

=DMX 90-250



DIM Response_Normal






Calibration_OFF

Calibration_ON

Fan_Auto

Fan_Off



Allows for timing control of color. Channel shoulddefault to 255 for smoothest actions using consoleand/or manual fades. - See Timing chart for more details.









Home 0-180degrees



Pattern Group Modes


Luminaire is operated in various Pattern DMX512 Group Control Modes.

Table 24 500 FX LED Luminaire DMX Channel Mapping Pattern Group Modes: ( )SL BEAM

Pattern Group Modes


38

1

DMX CHANNEL

Pattern Mode

23456789

1011

12131415161718

192021222324252627

Pan - High BytePan - Low ByteTilt - High ByteTilt - Low ByteMaster Intensity - HighMaster Intensity - LowColor PresetsStrobeDurationZoomRotate ModePosition / SpeedFocus TimingIntensity TimingColor TimingZoom TimingControlPatternPattern StepRed_1-37 - High Byte

Red_1-37 - Low Byte

Green_1-37 - High Byte

Green_1-37 - Low Byte

Blue_1-37 - High Byte

Blue_1-37 - Low Byte

White_1-37 - High Byte

White_1-37 - Low Byte

x Group Mode


2. DMX Timing Channel DetailTiming channel control improves the timed moves of certain groups of parameters The SL BEAM 500 FX LED.Luminaire provides timing channels in 16 bit mode one for intensity time and one for color time and one timing- ( )channel in 8 bit color and intensity timing combined The luminaire uses its timing channel value to calculate a- ( ).smooth continuous operation for a given time and transition.

Guidelines:

Timing channels support time values from zero to 60 minutes.

To use a timing channel instead of console timing it is recommended to set the timing channel to the desired value,and set cue and or console cue fade time to zero A combination of time controls can produce unexpected results/ . .

The default value setting in the profile should be 255 proportional control to allow smooth operation when using( )console timing.

The timing channel data should change as a snap A zero value will give the fastest operation however without. , ,any smoothing this can appear steppy in console timed moves" " .

Refer to for more information." "DMX Timing Channel Detail

Table 25: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire Timing Channel Detail

% Value DMX= Seconds

( )unless noted

0 0 0 ( )Full Speed

1 0 2.

2 0 4.

1 3 0 6.

4 0 8.

2 5 1

6 1 2.

7 1 4.

3 8 1 6.


39

4

% Value DMX= Seconds(unless noted)

1.89

210

5

6

8

10

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

11

9

7

2.211

2.412

2.814

2.613

315

4.422

4.221

420

3.819

3.618

3.417

3.216

4.623

6.432

6.231

630

5.829

5.628

5.427

5.226

525

4.824

6.633

8.442

8.241

840

7.839

7.638

7.437

7.236

735

6.834

8.643

10.452

10.251

1050

9.849

9.648

9.447

9.246

945

8.844

10.653

10.854

11.658

11.457

11.256

1155

11.859




40


60 12

6124 12.2

62 12.4

63 12.6

65 13

6425 12.8

6626 13.2

73 14.6

72 14.4

7128 14.2

70 14

6927 13.8

68 13.6

67 13.4

7429 14.8

83 16.6

8232 16.4

81 16.2

80 16

7931 15.8

78 15.6

77 15.4

7630 15.2

75 15

8433 16.8

93 18.6

9236 18.4

91 18.2

90 18

8935 17.8

88 17.6

8734 17.4

86 17.2

85 17

9437 18.6

103 23

10240 22

101 21

100 20

9939 19.8

98 19.6

9738 19.4

96 19.2

95 19

104 24

10541 25

109 29

108 28

10742 27

106 26

11043 30




41


111 31

11244 32

113 33

114 34

116 36

11545 35

11746 37

124 44

123 43

12248 42

121 41

12047 40

119 39

118 38

12549 45

134 54

13352 53

132 52

131 51

13051 50

129 49

12850 48

127 47

126 46

13553 55

144 64

14356 63

142 62

141 61

14055 60

139 59

13854 58

137 57

136 56

14557 65

154 74

15360 73

152 72

151 71

15059 70

149 69

14858 68

147 67

146 66

155 75

15661 76

160 80

159 79

15862 78

157 77

16163 81




42


162

16364

164

165

167

16665

16866

175

174

17368

172

17167

170

169

17669

185

18472

183

182

18171

180

17970

178

177

18673

195

19476

193

192

19175

190

18974

188

187

19677

205

20480

203

202

20179

200

19978

198

197

20681

207

211

210

20982

208

21283

83

82

84

93

92

91

90

89

88

87

86

85

94

103

102

101

100

99

98

97

96

95

104

105

109

108

107

106

110

111

112

113

114

116

115

117

124

123

122

121

120

119

118

125

131

130

129

128

127

126

132




43

Note: DMX values 250 to 255 provide smoothing when using console fade timing. DMX value 255(recommended

default) will provide the smoothest timing.

Table 25: SL BEAM 500 FX Luminaire Timing Channel Detail

134

133

135

144

143

142

141

140

139

138

137

136

145

154

153

152

151

150

149

148

147

146

155

156

160

164

159

163

158

162

157

161

165

5 Minutes

60mS

15 Minutes

80mS

30 Minutes

100mS

140mS

60 Minutes

120mS

160mS

213

21484

215

216

218

21785

21986

226

225

22488

223

22287

221

220

22789

236

23592

234

233

232

231

23090

91

229

228

23793

246

24596

244

243

24295

241

24094

239

238

24797

255*100

254*

253*

252*99

251*

250*98

249

248

(Default)




44

Model ID Manufacturer Model Description Product Category

0x1250

MSB of ESTA LSB of ESTA

Category - Network Management

Category - Status Collection

Category - RDM Information

RDM Parameter IDs Value Comment ImplementedGet Set

Allowed Allowed

MSB of MSB ofLSB of LSB ofUnique Seq Unique Seq Unique Seq Unique Seq

UID

Philips Entertain. Lighting Asia SL BEAM 500FX (RGBW) 0x0509

50H 41H

0x0001

0x0020

0x0002

0x0030

0x0011

0x0033

0x0050

0x0051

0x0010

0x0032

0x0003

0x0031

0x0015

DISC_UNIQUE_BRANCH

QUEUED_MESSAGE

DISC_MUTE

STATUS_MESSAGES

DISC_UN_MUTE

STATUS_ID_DESCRIPTION

PROXIED_DEVICES

CLEAR_STATUS_ID

SUPPORTED_PARAMETERS

PARAMETER_DESCRIPTION

COMMS_STATUS

PROXIED_DEVICES_COUNT

SUB_DEVICE_STATUS_REPORT_THRESHOLD

Support required only if

supporting Parameters

beyond the minimum required set.

Support required for Manufacturer-Specific PIDs exposed inSUPPORTED_PARAMETERSmessage.

1. SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM Parameter IDs

The following tables outline and describe all the RDM parameters IDs associated with SL BEAM 500 FX LEDLuminaires.

Table 26, “SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM Product Parameters IDs”

Table 27, “SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM UID”

Table 28, “SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM Parameters IDs”

Table 29, “SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM Manufacturer IDs” on page 34

Table 30, “SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM Manufacturer Specific PIDs” on page 34

Table 31, “SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM Manufacturer Specific PIDs for sub device” on page 34

Table 26: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM Product Parameters IDs

SL BEAM 500 FX RDM Parameters

Table 27: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM UID

Table 28: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM Parameters IDs


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RDM PARAMETER IDS

Table 28 SL BEAM 50 FX LED Luminaire RDM Parameters IDs: 0

Category - Product Information

Category - DMX512 Setup

Category - Sensors 0x02xx

Category - Dimmer Settings 0x03xx - FUTURE USE

Category - Power / Lamp Settings 0x04xx

Category - Display Settings 0x05xx

Category - Configuration 0x06xx

Category - Control 0x10xx

RDM Parameter IDs Value Comment ImplementedGet Set

Allowed Allowed

0x0060DEVICE_INFO

0x00C1BOOT_SOFTWARE_VERSION_ID

0x0121SLOT_DESCRIPTION

0x0201SENSOR_VALUE

0x0401

0x0601

0x0404

0x1000

0x0500

0x00C0SOFTWARE_VERSION_LABEL

0x0120SLOT_INFO

0x0200SENSOR_DEFINITION

0x0400

0x0600

0x0403

0x0603

0x00B0LANGUAGE

0x00F0DMX_START_ADDRESS

0x00A0LANGUAGE_CAPABILITIES

0x00E1DMX_PERSONALITY_DESCRIPTION

0x0090FACTORY_DEFAULTS

0x00E0DMX_PERSONALITY

0x0082DEVICE_LABEL

0x0081MANUFACTURER_LABEL

0x0080DEVICE_MODEL_DESCRIPTION

0x0070PRODUCT_DETAIL_ID_LIST

0x00C2BOOT_SOFTWARE_VERSION_LABLE

0x0122DEFAULT_SLOT_VALUE

0x0202RECORD_SENSORS

0x0402

0x0602

0x0405

0x1001RESET_DEVICE

REAL_TIME_CLOCK

PAN_TILT_SWAP

TILT_INVERT

DISPLAY_LEVEL

LAMP_ON_MODE

DEVICE_POWER_CYCLES

PAN_INVERT

DISPLAY_INVERT

LAMP_STATE

LAMP_STRIKES

LAMP_HOURS

DEVICE_HOURS

IDENTIFY_DEVICE

0x0501

Required if device uses a DMX Slot


46

RDM PARAMETER IDS

Table 28: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM Parameters IDs

Table 29: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM Parameter Status IDs

Table 30: SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire RDM Parameter Specific PIDs

RDM Parameter IDs Value Comment ImplementedGet Allowed Set Allowed

0x1010POWER_STATE

0x1020PERFORM_SELFTEST

0x1030CAPTURE_PRESET

0x1021SELF_TEST_DESCRIPTION

0x1031PRESET_PLAYBACK

Manufacturer Specific messages are in the range of 0x8000 - 0xFFDF. Each Manufacturer-specific Status ID shall have a

unique meaning, which shall be consistent across all products having a given Manufacturer ID. See Table B-2, ANSI E1.20-2010

Status ID Message Value Data Value 1 Data Value 2 Status ID Description

8100H 00H 00H ALL OK

Type Length Unit Prefix Min Max Default DescriptionGet Allowed Set Allowed RDM Parameter IDs

1 NONE NONE

NONE NONE

NONE NONE

NONE NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE NONE

NONE NONE

NONE NONE

NONE NONE

NONE NONE

NONE NONE

NONE NONE

NONE NONE

NONE NONE

100 1008A00H U8 0 DIMMER

1 4 08AA0H U8 0 Backlight Off time

1 1 08A97H U8 0 Fan AUTO/OFF Setup

2 65535 327688A96H U8 0 TILT

2

1

65535

31

0

0

8A95H

8AB1H

U8

U8

0

0

PAN

Preset

1

1

85

43

0

0

8A94H

8AB0H

U8

U8

0

0

Duration

Color Filter

1

1

255

94

0

0

8A93H

8AA2H

U8

U8

0

0

Zoom

Power UP Setup

1

1

255

3

0

0

8A92H

8AA1H

U8

U8

0

0

Strobe

Dimming Curve

1 1 08A44H U8 0 Calibration on/off setup

1 1 08A42H U8 0 Incandescent Effect

1 1 08A41H U16 0 Lock Fixture

1 1 08A40H U16 0 Link Mode

1 3 08A0CH U8 0 DMX FAIL MODE

1 100 1008A07H U8 0 Dimmer WHITE

1 100

100

100

100

100

100

8A06H U8 0 Dimmer BLUE

18A05H U8 0 Dimmer GREEN

18A04H U8 0 Dimmer RED

Category - Manufacturer Defined PIDs - Range is 0x80000-0xffdf(See ANSI E1.20-2010 Standard, Table A-3)

1 NONE NONE

NONE NONE

NONE NONE

NONE NONE

50

255

255

1

1

255

255

0

8AB2H U8 1 Chase

18AD3H U8 0 FEEDBACK

18AC2H U8 0 Color Timing

18AC0H U8 0 Intensity Timing


47

CLEANING AND CARE

Being a solid-state fixture, and unlike most fixtures, the SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire requires very little

routine maintenance by the user. This section covers portions of the luminaire that can be removed for cleaning.

The SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaries requires special care when it comes to cleaning front lens assembly.

Additional care needs to be taken with the plastic components because they are much easier to scratch or damage

than glass. The following is a list of cleaning materials required to care for your SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire:

Note: *Reagent grade isopropyl alcohol is good to use on the SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire plastic optics

with anti-reflection coatings.

WARNING! Under no circumstances should ammonia-based cleaners, acetone, or other harsh solvents be used on or

near the SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire. These types of cleaners or solvents can permanently damage the

optics or housings of the fixture.

If you have any questions regarding the use or care of your SL BEAM 500 FX LED Luminaire, please contact

Showline technical support or your local Authorized Dealer.

WARNING! All cleaning should be performed with power completely removed from the luminaire. Never removeprotective covers when luminaire is powered. Wear appropriate protective eye wear and gloves when cleaning thefixture. All service and maintenance, other than described herein, should be performed by a qualified technician orAuthorized Service Center.

Lint free lens tissue

Lint or powder free gloves

Reagent grade isopropyl alcohol*

A mild soap solution

If the lens is still dirty after using isopropyl alcohol, for instance if fingerprints or oil is just redistributed and notcleaned off the optic, then a mild soap and water solution can be used to gently wash the lens. Repeat the cleaningwith isopropyl alcohol to eliminate streaks and soap residue.

Step 1. Turn off luminaire and allow to cool completely.

Step 2. Apply a small amount of reagent grade isopropyl alcohol to lint-free lens tissue.

Step 3. Wipe all debris, dirt, fingerprints, etc. from lens.

Step 4. Using a second lint-free lens tissue, wipe off any alcohol residue.

For all other service and maintenance issues, please contact your local Showline office or an Authorized ServiceCenter.

1. Special Cleaning and Care Insturctions

2. Front Lens Cleaning

3. Service and Maintenance


48

Technical Specifications

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

1. Operational Specifications

37 Osram 4-in-1 RGBW LED Array

100V to 240V(+/- 10%, auto-ranging)

2700 - 6500K (user adjustable)

Source:

540 degrees (end to end less than 4s)

CE / C-Tick marked and ETL listed

Pan:

Compliance:

Die Cast aluminium with Powder CoatingHousing:

28.5kg (62.7 lbs) - Luminaire only (no mount, AC input cable or accessories)Weight:

Forced Air CoolingCooling:

5%-95% Non condensingHumidity:

0 to 40 Degrees C ( -4 to 104 Degrees F)Ambient Temperature:

DMX512(1990) / DMX512A (RDM) / On-Board MenuControl Protocols:

50/60HzFrequency:

1000 Watts(max).Power Consumption:

Input Voltage:

Color Temerature:

15000 lumensLight Output:

5-36 DegreesBeam Angle:

220 degrees (end to end less than 2s)

IP20

Tilt:

IP Rating:

Note: Common model specifications shown. For specific model specifications, features, and accessories, referto the product specification sheet for more details.


49

Luminaire Dimensions

2. Luminaire Dimensions


50


51NOTE

NOTE

Pattern Details


52

Appendix

All patterns can be selected via external DMX/RDM console by their corresponding DMX value on Channel 18 and 19.

DMX Channel 18 will select the pattern group and DMX Channel 19 will select an individual pattern. The combination

of DMX channel 18 and 19 will locate the desired pattern precisely. Details are as below.

Channel18

Channel18

Channel18

Channel18

6-13

6-13

6-13

6-13

6-13

6-13

6-13

6-13

6-13

6-13

6-13

6-13

6-13

14-21

14-21

14-21

14-21

14-21

14-21

14-21

14-21

14-21 14-21 14-21

14-21

14-21

14-21 14-21 14-21

14-21

14-21

14-21 14-21 14-21

14-21

14-21 14-21 14-21

14-21

14-21 14-21 14-21

14-21

14-21

14-21 14-21

14-21 14-21

156-170 56-60

71-75

141-155 51-55

66-70

126-140 46-50

111-125 41-45

96-110 36-40

81-95 101-105 171-175

131-135

141-145

31-35

66-80 96-100 166-170

126-130

136-140

26-30

51-65 91-95 161-165

121-125

21-25

36-50 86-90 156-160

116-120

16-20

21-35 81-85 151-155

111-115

11-15

171-185

186-200

61-65

6-20 76-80 146-150

106-110 176-200

6-10

Channel19

Channel19

Channel19

Channel19

Pattern Pattern PatternPattern

Orientation: frontPatterns are shown when looking at the front of a standing fixture; Head faced in direction of fixtureslabel:DMX Pan @75, Tilt @230.


53

Channel18

Channel18

30-37

30-37

30-37

30-37

30-37

30-37

30-37

30-37

30-37

30-37

30-37

30-37

166-181

168-170

174-200

150-165

165-167

134-149

162-164

118-133

159-161

102-117

156-158

86-101

153-155

70-85

150-152

54-69

147-149

38-53

144-146

22-37

141-143

182-200

171-173

6-21

138-140

Channel19

Channel19

Pattern

PatternChannel18

Channel18

38-4538-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

38-4538-45

38-45

38-4538-45

38-45

38-4538-45

38-4538-45

38-4538-45

38-4538-45

38-4538-45

38-4538-45

38-4538-45

38-4538-45

38-45

38-45

38-45

33-3599-101

63-65

129-131

69-71

135-137

30-3296-98

60-62

126-128

66-68

132-134

27-2993-95

57-59

123-125

24-2690-92

54-56

120-122

21-2387-89

51-53

117-119

18-2084-86

48-50

114-116

15-1781-83

45-47

111-113

12-1478-80

42-44

108-110

9-1175-77

39-41

105-107

6-872-74

36-38102-104

Channel19

Channel19Pattern

Pattern

Pattern Details

22-29

22-29

22-29

22-29

22-29

22-29

Channel18

166-200

134-165

102-133

70-101

38-69

6-37

Channel19

Pattern


54 Pattern Details

Channel18

Channel18

46-53 46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

46-53

51-55

161-165

101-105

111-115

46-50

156-160

96-100

106-110

41-45

151-155

91-95

36-40

146-150

86-90

31-35

141-145

81-85

26-30

136-140

76-80

186-200

21-25

131-135

71-75

181-185

16-20126-130

66-70

176-180

11-15121-125

61-65

171-175

6-10 116-120

56-60

166-170

Channel19

Channel19

Pattern PatternChannel

18

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

42-45

82-85

90-93

94-97

38-41

78-81

86-89

34-37

74-77

30-33

70-73

26-29

66-69

22-25

62-65

18-21

58-61

14-17

54-57

10-13

50-53

6-9

46-49

Channel19

PatternChannel18

54-61

54-61

54-61

54-61

54-61

54-61

54-61

54-61

54-61

54-61

54-61

54-61

54-61

54-61

136-148

123-135

110-122

97-109

84-96

71-83

58-70

45-57

32-44

19-31

149-161

162-174

175-200

6-18

Channel19

Pattern


55Pattern Details

Channel18

70-77

70-77

70-77

70-77

70-77

70-77

70-77

70-77

174-200

150-173

126-149

102-125

78-101

54-77

30-53

6-29

Channel19

Pattern Channel18

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

161-165

156-160

151-155

146-150

141-145

136-140

131-135

126-130

121-125

171-200

116-120

166-170

Channel19

PatternChannel

18

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

78-85

51-55

101-105

111-115

46-50

96-100

106-110

41-45

91-95

36-40

86-90

31-35

81-85

26-30

76-80

21-25

71-75

16-20

66-70

11-15

61-65

6-10

56-60

Channel19

PatternChannel18

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

62-69

134-137

130-133

170-200

126-129

166-169

122-125

162-165

118-121

158-161

114-117

154-157

110-113

150-153

106-109

146-149

102-105

142-145

98-101

138-141

Channel19

Pattern


56 Pattern Details

Channel18

94-101

94-101

94-101

94-101

94-101

94-101

94-101

94-101

94-101

153-173

174-200

132-152

111-131

90-110

69-89

48-68

27-47

6-26

Channel19

PatternChannel

18

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

102-109

96-105

86-95

186-200

76-85

176-185

66-75

166-175

56-65

156-165

46-55

146-155

36-45

136-145

26-35

126-135

16-25

116-125

6-15

106-115

Channel19

Pattern

Channel18

Channel18

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

110-117

51-55 161-165

101-105

111-115

46-50 156-160

96-100

106-110

41-45 151-155

91-95

36-40 146-150

86-90

31-35 141-145

81-85

26-30 136-140

76-80

21-25 131-135

71-75

16-20 126-130

66-70

11-15 121-125

61-65 171-200

6-10 116-120

56-60 166-170

Channel19

Channel19

Pattern Pattern

Channel18

86-93

86-93

86-93

86-93

86-93

86-93

86-93

86-93

86-93

86-93

86-93

86-93

150-165

182-200

134-149

166-181

118-133

102-117

86-101

70-85

54-69

38-53

22-37

6-21

Channel19

Pattern


57Pattern Details

Channel18

Channel18

118-125 118-125

118-125 118-125

118-125 118-125

118-125 118-125

118-125 118-125

118-125 118-125

118-125 118-125

118-125 118-125

118-125 118-125

118-125 118-125

118-125 118-125

118-125 118-125

86-93 182-189

78-85 174-181

70-77 166-173

62-69 158-165

54-61 150-157

46-53 142-149

38-45 134-141

30-37 126-133

22-29 118-125

14-21 110-117

94-101 190-200

6-13 102-109

Channel19

Channel19

Pattern Pattern Channel18

Channel18

126-133 134-141

134-141

134-141

134-141

134-141

134-141

134-141

134-141

134-141

134-141

134-141

134-141

126-133

126-133

126-133

126-133

126-133

126-133

126-133

126-133

126-133

126-133

126-133

150-165 150-165

182-200 182-200

134-149 134-149

166-181 166-181

118-133 118-133

102-117 102-117

86-101 86-101

70-85 70-85

54-69 54-69

38-53 38-53

22-37 22-37

6-21 6-21

Channel19

Channel19

Pattern Pattern

Channel18

142-149

142-149

142-149

142-149

142-149

142-149

142-149

142-149174-200

150-173

126-149

102-125

78-101

54-77

30-53

6-29

Channel19

Pattern


58 Pattern Details

Channel18

Channel18

Channel18

Channel18

150-157 150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157 150-157

150-157 150-157 150-157

24-25 64-65 104-105 144-145

22-23 62-63 102-103 142-143

42-43 82-83 122-123

44-45 84-85 124-125

20-21 60-61 100-101 140-141

40-41 80-81 120-121

18-19 58-59 98-99 138-139

38-39 78-79 118-119

16-17 56-57 96-97 136-137

36-37 76-77 116-117

14-15 54-55 94-95 134-135

34-35 74-75 114-115

12-13 52-53 92-93 132-133

32-33 72-73 112-113

10-11 50-51 90-91 130-131

30-31 70-71 110-111

8-9 48-49 88-89 128-129

28-29 68-69 108-109 148-200

6-7 46-47 86-87 126-127

26-27 66-67 106-107 146-147

Channel19

Channel19

Channel19

Channel19

Pattern Pattern Pattern Pattern


59Pattern Details

Channel18

Channel18

Channel18

Channel18

158-165 166-173 174-181

174-181

174-181

174-181

174-181

174-181

174-181

174-181

174-181

174-181

174-181166-173

166-173

166-173

166-173

166-173

166-173

166-173

166-173

166-173

166-173

158-165

158-165

158-165

158-165

158-165

158-165

158-165

158-165

158-165

158-165

158-165 158-165

158-165 158-165

158-165

158-165 158-165

158-165

158-165 158-165

158-165

158-165 158-165

158-165 158-165

158-165 158-165

158-165 158-165

158-165 158-165

158-165 158-165

158-165 158-165

158-165

51-55 159-175 159-175161-165

181-185

101-105

111-115

46-50 142-158 142-158156-160

176-180

96-100

106-110

41-45 125-141 125-141151-155

91-95

36-40 108-124 108-124146-150

86-90

31-35 91-107 91-107141-145

81-85

26-30 74-90 74-90136-140

76-80

21-25 57-73 57-73131-135

71-75

16-20 40-56 40-56126-130

66-70

11-15 23-39 23-39121-125

61-65 171-175

6-10 6-22 6-22116-120

56-60 176-200 176-200166-170

186-200

Channel19

Channel19

Channel19

Channel19

Pattern Pattern PatternPattern

Channel18

182-189

182-189

182-189

182-189

182-189

182-189

182-189

182-189174-200

150-173

126-149

102-125

78-101

54-77

30-53

6-29

Channel19

Pattern

Channel18

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

190-197

96-105

86-95

186-200

76-85

176-185

66-75

166-175

56-65

156-165

46-55

146-155

36-45

136-145

26-35

126-135

16-25

116-125

6-15

106-115

Channel19

Pattern Channel18

165-200

162-164

159-161

156-158

153-155

150-152

147-149

144-146

141-143

138-140

Channel19

Pattern

198-205198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205 198-205

198-205 198-205

198-205 198-205

198-205 198-205

198-205198-205

198-205 198-205

198-205 198-205

198-205 198-205

198-205 198-205

198-205

Channel18

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

198-205

33-35

63-65

69-71

30-32

60-62

66-68

27-29

57-59

24-26

54-56

21-23

51-53

18-20

48-50

15-17

45-47

12-14

42-44

9-11

39-41

6-8

36-38

Channel19

Pattern Channel18

99-101

129-131

135-137

96-98

126-128

132-134

93-95

123-125

90-92

120-122

87-89

117-119

84-86

114-116

81-83

111-113

78-80

108-110

75-77

105-107

72-74

102-104

Channel19

Pattern

Channel18

206-213

206-213

206-213

206-213

206-213

206-213

206-213

206-213

206-213

206-213

139-157

158-176

177-200

120-138

101-119

82-100

63-81

44-62

25-43

6-24

Channel19

Pattern


60 Pattern Details

Channel18

214-221

214-221

214-221

214-221

214-221

214-221

214-221

214-221

214-221

214-221

214-221

214-221

150-165

182-200

134-149

166-181

118-133

102-117

86-101

70-85

54-69

38-53

22-37

6-21

Channel19

Pattern Channel18

Channel18

222-229 222-229

222-229 222-229

222-229 222-229

222-229 222-229

222-229 222-229

222-229 222-229

222-229 222-229

222-229 222-229

222-229 222-229

222-229 222-229

222-229 222-229

222-229 222-229

222-229 222-229

76-82 167-173

69-75 160-166

62-68 153-159

55-61 146-152

48-54 139-145

41-47 132-138

34-40 125-131

27-33 118-124

20-26 111-117

13-19 104-110

83-89 174-180

90-96 181-200

6-12 97-103

Channel19

Channel19

Pattern PatternChannel

18

230-237

230-237

230-237

230-237

230-237

230-237

230-237

230-237

230-237

230-237

139-157

158-176

177-200

120-138

101-119

82-100

63-81

44-62

25-43

6-24

Channel19

Pattern


61Pattern Details

Channel18

Channel18

238-245 238-245

238-245

238-245

238-245

238-245

238-245

238-245

238-245

238-245

238-245

238-245238-245

238-245238-245

238-245 238-245

238-245 238-245

238-245 238-245

238-245 238-245

238-245 238-245

238-245 238-245

238-245 238-245

238-245 238-245

238-245 238-245

238-245

51-55 161-165

101-105

111-115

46-50 156-160

96-100

106-110

41-45 151-155

91-95

36-40 146-150

86-90

31-35 141-145

81-85

26-30 136-140

76-80

21-25 131-135

71-75

16-20 126-130

66-70

11-15 121-125

61-65171-200

6-10 116-120

56-60166-170

Channel19

Channel19

Pattern Pattern Channel18

Channel18

246-253 254-255

254-255

254-255

254-255

254-255

254-255

254-255

254-255

254-255

254-255

254-255

254-255

254-255

254-255

246-253

246-253

246-253

246-253

246-253

246-253

246-253

246-253

246-253

246-253

246-253

246-253

246-253

136-148 136-148

123-135 123-135

110-122 110-122

97-109 97-109

84-96 84-96

71-83 71-83

58-70 58-70

45-57 45-57

32-44 32-44

19-31 19-31

149-161 149-161

162-174 162-174

175-200 175-200

6-18 6-18

Channel19

Channel19

Pattern Pattern


62 Pattern Details

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