User interface, Menu flow chart, Dmx 512 – ETC SmartBar 2 Setup and Connect Guide User Manual

Page 2: Keypad, First time power-up display, Normal menu, Test menu, Replace dmx transceiver, Set the dmx start address, Set dimmer levels in the test menu

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options include:

DMX Patch

options include Hold Last Look. When set to Wait

and Fade, “Wait Time: [mm:ss] displays for selection.

options include Linear, Switched (non-dim), and Pre-Heat. Set Start Voltage displays

when Fluorescent is the selection. Set Pre-Heat Level displays when Pre-Heat is the selection

options include:

Francais, Deutsch, Espanol

options include:

Off, Auto

options include:

Advanced Menu

options include:

Yes

option includes Yes.

Sets all curves to Mod Sqr Law, Base Address 1, Erases DMX Patch

LCD Backlight

[On]

General Settings

[LCD Backlight]

Menu Mode

[Normal Menu]

General Settings

[Menu Mode]

Are you Sure?

[No]

General Settings

[Restore Defaults]

Are you Sure?

[No]

General Settings

[Deep Clear System]

Software Version

v2.#.#

General Settings

[Software Version]

ETC

[General Settings]

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General Settings

[Set Language]

Set Language

[English]

CH: Enabled

01 T: 00.0 Yes

CH: Enabled

01 T: [00.0] Yes

CH: Enabled

[01] T: 00.0 Yes

ETC

[Chase]

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CH: Enabled

01 T: 00.0 [Yes]

Dimmer Num: 12

[Fluorescent]

Dimmer Num: [12]

Fluorescent

ETC

[Dimmer Curves]

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d

C

C

C

C

DMX: 123 > 128

Level:

DMX

[DMX Start Address]

ETC

[DMX]

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DMX Start Address

DMX: [501 -> 506]

DMX

[DMX Patch]

DMX Patch

Dim [12] > DMX 512

DMX Patch

Dim 12 > DMX [512]

DMX

[DMX loss behavior]

DMX loss behavior

[Wait and Fade]

DMX Mode

[Start Address]

DMX

[DMX Mode]

DMX 512

DMX may be daisy chained from one unit to another utilizing

the XLR connectors on the front of the unit. The DMX-Thru

connector is self-terminated if no XLR connection is inserted.

RDM

RDM features of the SmartBar2 are available to RDM control-

lers with standard DMX cabling as described in the DMX

section above.
RDM Identify - when this command is sent from a RDM

controller, the LCD display of the SmartBar2 will flash.
DMX Address - displays the DMX address and allows

addressing to be changed from any RDM controller.

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= DMX

C

= Chase

T

= Test

The two LEDs on the user interface indicate power and DMX signal. When

power is applied, the blue “Power” LED is illuminated. The green LED

indicates DMX signal. When no DMX signal is present, the green LED will

flash. When a stable DMX signal is present, the green LED will illuminate fully.

The indicator located in the top right hand corner

of the LCD indicates the current control source.

User Interface

The SmartBar2 user interface and menu structure provide users an intuitive easy setup with multiple

language options built-in.

DMX: 001 > 006

Level: 25

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Keypad

returns to the home menu

cancels the current operation and returns to the previous

menu or selection

activates a menu selection or stores a value

pressing once increases a value or menu choice by one.

pressing once decreases a value or menu choice by one.

NOTE:

“+” and “-” values auto repeat with acceleration when pressed and held for two

seconds.

enters “Test Mode” from any menu. Exiting test returns to the previous menu.

First Time Power-up Display

The first time you apply power to the unit, you will be

asked to choose a language for the operating system.

The language options will cycle through at three

second intervals. Press to set the displayed

language option.

options include:

DMX Patch

options include Hold Last Look. When set to Wait

and Fade, “Wait Time: [mm:ss] displays for selection.

options include Linear, Non-dim (relay), and Pre-Heat. Set Start Voltage displays

when Fluorescent is the selection. Set Pre-Heat Level displays when Pre-Heat is the selection

options include:

Francais, Deutsch, Espanol

options include:

Off, Auto

options include:
Advanced Menu

options include:

Yes

option includes Yes.

Sets all curves to Mod Sqr Law, Base Address 1, Erases DMX Patch

LCD Backlight

[On]

General Settings

[LCD Backlight]

Menu Mode

[Normal Menu]

General Settings

[Menu Mode]

Are you Sure?

[No]

General Settings

[Restore Defaults]

Are you Sure?

[No]

General Settings

[Deep Clear System]

Software Version

v2.#.#

General Settings

[Software Version]

ETC

[General Settings]

d

General Settings

[Set Language]

Set Language

[English]

CH: Enabled

01 T: 00.0 Yes

CH: Enabled

01 T: [00.0] Yes

CH: Enabled

[01] T: 00.0 Yes

ETC

[Chase]

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CH: Enabled

01 T: 00.0 [Yes]

Dimmer Num: 12

[Fluorescent]

Dimmer Num: [12]

Fluorescent

ETC

[Dimmer Curves]

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d

C

C

C

C

DMX: 123 > 128

Level:

DMX

[DMX Start Address]

ETC

[DMX]

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DMX Start Address

DMX: [501 -> 506]

DMX

[DMX Patch]

DMX Patch

Dim [12] > DMX 512

DMX Patch

Dim 12 > DMX [512]

DMX

[DMX loss behavior]

DMX loss behavior

[Wait and Fade]

DMX Mode

[Start Address]

DMX

[DMX Mode]

DMX 512

DMX may be daisy chained from one unit to another utilizing

the XLR connectors on the front of the unit. The DMX-Thru

connector is self-terminated if no XLR connection is inserted.

RDM

RDM features of the SmartBar2 are available to RDM control-

lers with standard DMX cabling as described in the DMX

section above.
RDM Identify - when this command is sent from a RDM

controller, the LCD display of the SmartBar2 will flash.
DMX Address - displays the DMX address and allows

addressing to be changed from any RDM controller.

d

= DMX

C

= Chase

T

= Test

The two LEDs on the user interface indicate power and DMX signal. When

power is applied, the blue “Power” LED is illuminated. The green LED

indicates DMX signal. When no DMX signal is present, the green LED will

flash. When a stable DMX signal is present, the green LED will illuminate fully.

The indicator located in the top right hand corner

of the LCD indicates the current control source.

User Interface

The SmartBar2 user interface and menu structure provide users an intuitive easy setup with multiple

language options built-in.

DMX: 001 > 006

Level: 25

d

Keypad

returns to the home menu

cancels the current operation and returns to the previous

menu or selection

activates a menu selection or stores a value

pressing once increases a value or menu choice by one.

pressing once decreases a value or menu choice by one.

NOTE:

“+” and “-” values auto repeat with acceleration when pressed and held for two

seconds.

enters “Test Mode” from any menu. Exiting test returns to the previous menu.

First Time Power-up Display

The first time you apply power to the unit, you will be

asked to choose a language for the operating system.

The language options will cycle through at three

second intervals. Press to set the displayed

language option.

Seleccionar idioma - Español

Set Language - English

Choisir la langue - Français

Sprache auswählen - Deutsch

Normal Menu

The normal menu is used to view system status and to set the DMX

start address for the unit. The start address range is determined by the

size of the unit but limited to DMX address 512. A two channel unit has

a range of 001 - 511, a 4 channel unit has a range of 001 - 509, and

the 6 channel unit has a range of 001 - 507.
Set the DMX Start Address
Step 1: Scroll to DMX, press .
Step 2: Scroll to DMX Start Address, press .
Step 3: Use + or - to scroll the start address range.
Step 4: Press to set the start address.

Test Menu

The test menu is a tool for testing dimmers and loads. In the absence of a DMX control source, the test menu may also be used to

set dimmer levels. Enter test mode from any menu by pressing the test button .
Set dimmer levels in the test menu
Step 1: Use or to select one or [All] dimmers.
Step 2: Use + or - to set a level, press . The menu will progress to the next channel.
Step 3: Press “Exit Test Mode

[Keep Test On]” displays. Options are, [Keep Test On]

which exits with test levels still active,

[Test: All Off] which releases test levels then

exits Test Mode.

NOTE:

Press << to return to the main menu and clear all test levels.

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Replace DMX Transceiver

The DMX transceiver and a replacement spare is located behind the

user interface control panel.

Warning: You must remove power to the unit prior

to removing the control panel.

Step 1: Before removing the control board you must first loosen

the screws on the convenience outlet cover located on

the right side of the user interface.

Step 2: Remove the two screws securing the control panel to

the unit.

Menu Flow Chart

Step 3: Gently pull the control panel

out of the unit to reveal the

control board on the back side.

Step 4: Remove the existing DMX

transceiver chip and replace with

the spare provided with the unit.

Step 5: Replace the control panel into the

unit and secure with the two

screws provided.

Step 6: Re-tighten the outlet cover screws.

DMX: 001 > 006

Level: 25

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Normal Menu

The normal menu is used to view system status and to set the DMX

start address for the unit. The start address range is determined by the

size of the unit but limited to DMX address 512. A two channel unit has

a range of 001 - 511, a 4 channel unit has a range of 001 - 509, and

the 6 channel unit has a range of 001 - 507.

Set the DMX Start Address

Step 1: Scroll to DMX, press .
Step 2: Scroll to DMX Start Address, press .
Step 3: Use + or - to scroll the start address range.
Step 4: Press to set the start address.

Test Menu

The test menu is a tool for testing dimmers and loads. In the absence of a DMX control source, the test menu may also be used to

set dimmer levels. Enter test mode from any menu by pressing the test button .

Set dimmer levels in the test menu

Step 1: Use or to select one or [All] dimmers.
Step 2: Use + or - to set a level, press . The menu will progress to the next channel.
Step 3: Press “Exit Test Mode

[Keep Test On]” displays. Options are, [Keep Test On]

which exits with test levels still active,

[Test: All Off] which releases test levels then

exits Test Mode.

NOTE:

Press << to return to the main menu and clear all test levels.

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Replace DMX Transceiver

The DMX transceiver and a replacement spare is located behind the

user interface control panel.

Warning: You must remove power to the unit prior

to removing the control panel.

Step 1: Before removing the control board you must first loosen

the screws on the convenience outlet cover located on

the right side of the user interface.

Step 2: Remove the two screws securing the control panel to

the unit.

Menu Flow Chart

Step 3: Gently pull the control panel

out of the unit to reveal the

control board on the back side.

Step 4: Remove the existing DMX

transceiver chip and replace with

the spare provided with the unit.

Step 5: Replace the control panel into the

unit and secure with the two

screws provided.

Step 6: Re-tighten the outlet cover screws.

DMX: 001 > 006

Level: 25

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