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DMX Mode Selection

The FL-B Blaze fixture has internal jumpers which can be preset to operate the unit in one of four DMX

control modes. Minimal control mode allows control of fixture intensity, while full control mode allows control

over fixture intensity and effect motor speed. Depending on the fixture model, the unit may be set to use

from one to four DMX channels. The default setting for all FL-B Blaze fixtures is for four channel DMX

mode. The first two channels control the intensity of the red and amber LED emitters, with two additional

channels controlling the speed of the effect drive motors.

DMX Mode Confirmation

The selected DMX mode can be confirmed without opening the unit. When power is applied to the fixture in

DMX mode, the green "Power" indicator will light immediately, and the green "Sync" indicator will flash from

one to four times depending upon the DMX Mode setting. The number of flashes corresponds to the mode,

and to the number of DMX channels required to properly control the fixture. After displaying the DMX

mode, the "Sync" indicator will then go out in the absence of DMX data, or will illuminate steadily if good

DMX data is being received.

DMX Mode Selection

The DMX mode is selected by the position of internal jumpers J7 and J8, which are located on the DMX

Interface board inside the fixture. If necessary, these settings can be altered by opening the fixture to change

the jumper settings . The fixture should be disconnected from the DC power supply before opening the unit

housing to change any jumper setting. The jumper positions for the various settings are illustrated below.

DMX Channel Assignments

The DMX channel assignments in the four available modes are defined in the following chart

Mode

Channel 1

One Channel

LED Intensity*

Two Channels

LED 1 Intensity

Three Channels

LED Intensity*

Four Channels

LED 1 Intensity

* LED intensity in these settings will control the output of both LED driver channels, which are commonly

driven in parallel for driving high output white LED emitters, or arrays of multiple emitters.

Channel 2

Channel 3

Unused

LED 2 Intensity

Unused

Motor 1 Speed

Motor 2 Speed

LED 2 Intensity

Motor 1 Speed

Channel 4

Unused

Motor 2 Speed