THEATRELIGHT SATELLITE Series Digital Silicon Case User Manual


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Brand
Satellite
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
8
File format
PDF
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
2A2D989B9BE524FFCF0B0872DA775AC4

About this manual

This manual describes the THEATRELIGHT SATELLITE series of digital silicon cases, designed for use in theaters, sports venues, and other fixed or mobile performance locations. The device features DMX512 signal control, signal hold, independent testing, and protection functions such as over-temperature alarms and automatic output cutoff.

The document provides detailed instructions on installation conditions, wiring connections for power and DMX signals, and the configuration of front panel functions. It explains how to set the DMX address, configure micro-switches for test or remote control modes, and adjust parameters like warm-up output, maximum output limits, and soft-start functions. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • 概述
  • 规格
  • 使用条件
  • 使用注意事项
  • 输入输出线缆连接
  • 前面板功能介绍
  • 指示灯说明
  • 断路器说明
  • 固定机柜与流动柜简介

Specifications

Input PowerThree-phase five-wire system, 220-250V, 50-60Hz
Control SignalUSITT DMX512 (1990) standard digital signal
Operating Temperature0 to 40 degrees Celsius
Relative HumidityLess than 95%
MCB Rating (SAT 610)13A
MCB Rating (SAT 620)20A

Frequently asked questions

What is the DMX address range for the SATELLITE silicon case?

The DMX start address can be set arbitrarily between 001 and 512.

What happens if the DMX signal is interrupted?

The silicon case maintains the signal of the previous scene and does not go dark.

How do I switch the silicon case to test mode?

Switch the 8th micro-switch to the upper position (ON) to enable test mode.

What is the function of the 7th micro-switch?

It sets the control signal mode: DMX512 (switch down) or RS485-9600 (switch up).

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