AVSL 154.090 DM-X3 User Manual

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154.090UK User Manual

Operation

Preset static colours

Press “COLOUR SELECT” button. A green LED above the button will indicate this mode is active.

You can then select a preset colour from: RED, ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, CYAN, BLUE, PURPLE, MAGENTA and WHITE
by pressing the desired button, or choose your own by using the RGB FADERS.

Internal programs

Press “PROG SELECT” button. An amber LED above the button will indicate this mode is active.
Use FADER 1 to select one of the programs listed below (from 0-255)

Red Static

Green Static

Blue Static

L. Green Static

Purple Static

Cyan Static

White Static

Red Pulse

Green Pulse

Blue Pulse

Yellow Pulse

Purple Pulse

Cyan Pulse

Colour Switch

Hold Current Colour

Use FADER 2 to adjust the speed of change or pulse speed
Use FADER 3 to adjust the flash speed of the light

AUTO mode

Press “AUTO” button and the green LED light will illuminate to indicate this mode is active.
The light effects will change colour at a set speed which is controlled by “FADER 2” from slow to fast.

SOUND ACTIVE mode

Press “SOUND ACTIVE” button and the red LED light above the button will illuminate to indicate
this mode is active. Use “FADER 3” to adjust the microphone sensitivity. The fixture will then

change colour when the beat of sound is detected

HOLD

Press the “HOLD” button and the RED LED above the button will illuminate to indicate this mode is active. When in hold

mode it will freeze all operations of any other buttons and sliders. The light effect displays a static colour. You must
release the “HOLD” button before any other operation can happen.

BLACKOUT

Press the “BLACKOUT” button and the amber LED will flash to indicate that blackout mode is in operation. It will turn off
all fixtures instantly and turn them back on again when deactivated.

Specifications

Power supply

12Vdc, 500mA

Power consumption

3.6W

Dimensions

220 x 140 x 70 mm

Weight

0.81kg

Disposal: The “Crossed Wheelie Bin” symbol on the product means that the product is classed as Electrical or

Electronic equipment and should not be disposed with other household or commercial waste at the end of its useful life.
The goods must be disposed of according to your local council guidelines.

Errors and omissions excepted.