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Troubleshoot in 4 steps:

1. Power Supply: Confirm the input voltage matches AC 200V~240V/50~60Hz; check if the power cable is securely connected and the switch is on.

2. Cooling Period: Ensure the fixture has cooled for 20 minutes after previous use (mandatory cooling to prevent overheat damage).

3. DMX Signal: If in DMX mode, verify the controller is sending "Shutter On" (CH6: 252-255) and "Dimming" (CH7: 100-255) signals.

4. Internal Wiring: If above checks pass, contact after-sales to inspect internal connections (e.g., lamp holder, driver board) for loose or burned components.

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.

It supports three control modes: DMX512, sound activation, and auto-run. The channels can be selected as 23CH/35CH/51CH (the 51CH mode enables independent R/G/B/W dimming for each individual lamp bead). It complies with the international universal DMX512 protocol and is compatible with mainstream brand consoles (e.g., MA, Good, Pearl consoles). When connecting, it is recommended to connect a 120Ω terminator to the output end of the last light to reduce signal interference.

Encoder closed-loop control, emergency stop circuits, software/hardware limit switches, load monitoring, and collision-avoidance zones. A comprehensive pre-performance checklist is provided.