ETC Source Four Dimmer Programming Guide - Manual (Page 2)

E T C P r o g r a m m i n g G u i d e
Source Four Dimmer/ES750/ES1
Source Four Dimmer Programming Guide Page 2 of 3 Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc.
Setting Intensity Level
• Pushing the test button will cause the fixture to enter test mode. This is true even if the current user
interface is showing the DMX channel on the display. The current 0-100% light output level will be
shown on the three digit screen. There is no time-out for test mode.
• Pressing and holding the test button will execute a test fade from 0-100%
• To exit test mode, press and release the test button. When exiting test mode the screen will go
blank, DMX control will be restored and the dimmer will return to the current DMX address.
RDM and User Interface Error Notifications
• Over Current Notification - Output wiring short
• No Load Notification - Lamp has burned out or has been removed
• Over-temp - Fixture has exceeded operating temperatures and will shut down
Switching Output Voltage
The dimmer can be configured to output 230V in place of the default 115V.
To view the current output voltage:
Step 1: Press and hold both the plus and minus buttons. The output voltage will be shown on the
three digit display.
To change the current output voltage:
Step 1: Press and hold both the plus and minus buttons.
Step 2: While holding the plus and minus buttons, hold down the test button. The voltage that you
will be changing to will appear blinking, then a 5-count, count down will be shown.
Once the countdown is complete, the new voltage will be applied and saved.
N o t e : If data loss is detected, the lamp output will be held at the last level specified.
N o t e : Dimmer will automatically re-enable when fixture is back within operational
temperature range. No user intervention is required to clear the error.
LED Status Indicator
LED Color Description
Solid Green Normal operation
Slow Blinking Green No DMX detected
Fast Blinking Green Invalid or incorrectly wired DMX
Solid Red Error condition exists
W A R N I N G : Make sure your lamp voltage matches your dimmer voltage. Default dimmer output
regulates to 115V at 100%. A dimmer set to 230V will damage a 115V lamp.