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Jump: Color switch, apply dimmer and strobe options. After this, the fixture will project switching colors on

the set speed.

Fade: Color fade, apply dimmer and strobe options. After this, the fixture will fade from one color to another

on the set speed.

SOUN: Activate or disable the built-in sound controlled mode. This way, the fixture will respond to the beat of

the music.

SENE: The sensitivity of the built-in microphone is adjustable, to optimize the built-in sound controlled mode.

For example, when your music source (speakers) are placed far away, you might want to increase the

sensitivity to make sure that the fixture responds to the sound accurately.

BALA: When using several fixtures, it might be possible that you want to optimize the colour temperature

when using full output (white, created by RGB @ 100% output). Some people prefer white with a slight

blueish tone, others prefer warm white to mimic traditional light bulbs. Every separate colour can be changed

(dimmed) to achieve perfect white balance when projecting full white in normal mode.

LED: LED display on/off during use. When this function is activated, the display will shut off automatically

when no button is pressed after a few seconds. When pressing one of the menu buttons, the display will light

up again.

DISP: Display invert version – When using the fixture in a hanging setup, it is possible to flip the display, so

the characters will be shown upside down. This makes reading the several statuses much easier.

TEST: Self test mode, to control all segments and LEDs

TEMP: Temperature display mode, in degrees Celsius

HOUR: Total working time of the unit, displayed in hours.

The ComPar 20 is equipped with several working modes, each with its own advantages. For simple events

there are stand-alone modes, for advanced situations there are options to create synchronized lightshows, or

controlled with a DMX-512 controller. A short description for each mode can be found below:

Auto:

Automatic lightshow with a pre-programmed internal show, on a user set speed, with optional dimmer and

strobe options. Select a static color, color jump or color fade mode.

Sound:

Automatic lightshow with a pre-programmed internal show, on the beat of the music, thanks to an internal

microphone which senses the beat of the music and will change a step every time a beat is detected.

Slave:

In master/slave mode, it is possible to link several ComPar 20 fixtures together, to create synchronized

lightshows in the Auto or Sound mode. The first fixture in the chain needs to be set in the Auto or Music

mode. All the next fixtures need to be set to Slave and will mimic the behavior of the first fixture. The

master/slave function requires XLR – XLR cables (not included).

DMX:

The ComPar 20 can be connected to a DMX-controller with standard XLR – XLR cable. While doing so, a

DMX-terminator must be connected to the last fixture, at the end of the DMX-chain. This prevents reflections

in the DMX-signal, which could cause flickering and unwanted behavior from your intelligent fixtures.

A DMX terminator is a XLR connector with a resistor of 120 Ohm, placed between pin 2 and 3 as a bridge.