Create a Modern Bar with kinetic Lights

Programming is possible through Madrix and MA consoles, using timecode synchronization to achieve a precise "programmed show" effect.

Resolve overheating issues:

1. Environment Check: Ensure the operating temperature ≤60℃; move the fixture away from heat sources (e.g., stage heaters) and ensure 50cm clearance around the fan grille.

2. Fan Maintenance: Clean the fan and fan grille with compressed air (remove dust buildup); check if the fan runs when the fixture is powered on (replace fan if silent).

3. Protection Threshold: Enter "Settings → Temperature Protection" to adjust the threshold (default 60℃, max 80℃) if the environment requires higher operating temperatures.

For conventional moving head lights, the X-axis rotation ranges from 0° to 540°, and the Y-axis rotation ranges from 0° to 205° (some models support 16-bit fine adjustment). Installation requirements: For hoisting, the load-bearing capacity of the support frame must be ≥ 1.5 times the weight of the light (e.g., a 10kg moving head light requires a support frame with ≥ 15kg load-bearing capacity). Additionally, a safety rope must be used to pass through the light's handle. When installing at an angle or upside down, pedestrians are prohibited from passing below, and the hook screws and rope wear must be checked regularly.

Fix with these steps:

1. Channel Check: Ensure the correct cutting channel (e.g., Cut 1: CH24) is selected on the controller; set the channel value to 100-255 (0=no movement).

2. Motor Calibration: Enter "Factory Settings → Motor Calibration → Cut 1" and adjust the offset (-128~+127) to compensate for mechanical errors.

3. Mechanical Blockage: Power off the fixture and check if debris (dust, wire) is blocking the blade’s travel path; clean the path with a soft brush and re-test.