Kinetic Mini Ball | DMX Controlled LED Ball Lighting System for Creative Stage Lighting Solution

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.

Follow these steps:

1. Press "Left" (multiple times if needed) to return to the main interface.

2. Press "Up/Down" to select "Settings", then press "OK" to enter.

3. Select "DMX Address" and press "OK" to enter edit mode.

4. Adjust the hundreds digit (e.g., 2 for address 286) with "Up/Down", press "OK" to confirm; repeat for tens (8) and units (6) digits.

5. Press "OK" again to save the address (e.g., A286) and exit edit mode.

All our lights adopt imported LED chips, with a service life of ≥ 50,000 hours under normal use (8 hours of daily use can last for 17 years). The replacement of lamp beads requires professional operation—due to the involvement of wire soldering and heat dissipation adaptation, unprofessional operation may cause short circuits or uneven light effects. You can contact the after-sales team for on-site replacement or repair-by-mail services.

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.

Address the issue as follows:

1. Mechanical Check: Open the fixture (after power-off) to inspect if the X/Y axis belts are loose or broken; re-tighten or replace belts if needed.

2. Optical Coupling Calibration: Enter "Settings → Motor Calibration → X/Y Axis" to adjust the offset (-128~+127) or enable "Optical Coupling" (auto-corrects step loss).

3. Reset & Restart: Press "Menu → Reset → XY Reset" to reposition the axes; if no response, check the X/Y axis photoelectric switches (replace if "X/Y Hall Error" appears in the error menu).