1. Introduction
This manual provides essential instructions for the correct and safe use, installation, and operation of the HONGYI LED 200W Module Moving Head Beam Light. Please read it carefully before use and keep it for future reference.
The LED 200W module beam lamp is designed and produced according to CE standards and the international DMX512 signal protocol. It features fast rotation, low noise, and powerful functionalities, making it suitable for small and medium-sized concerts, theaters, studios, nightclubs, bars, and other venues.
For a visual overview of the product in action, please watch the video below:
Video: HONGYI LED 200W Moving Head Beam Light in operation and testing.
2. Safety Instructions
Attention! This product is a high voltage device. Touching internal wires may result in electric shock. Exercise extreme caution during handling.
- Damage resulting from not following this manual is not covered by the warranty.
- If the product has been exposed to unstable temperatures (e.g., after shipping), do not connect it to power immediately. Allow it to return to normal room temperature to prevent damage from condensation.
- This product operates within a voltage range of 90-240V and is for indoor use. Ensure the voltage used is within this range.
- The power plug must be connected to a protected Class I outlet. Green or teal conductors must be grounded.
- Regularly inspect the power cable for damage (folds, scratches). Ensure it is not connected to other wires.
- Always unplug the product when not in use or before cleaning.
- Familiarize yourself with the product's operation before use. Do not allow children or untrained personnel to operate it.
- Avoid shaking or using brute force during installation or operation.
- Product maintenance and repair should only be carried out by professionals. Unauthorized modifications will void the warranty and may lead to short circuits, burns, or electric shocks.
3. Setup and Installation
3.1 Unpacking and Package Contents
Carefully remove the product from its packaging. Inspect for any transportation damage. Verify that all components listed below are included:
- 200W Module Beam Lamp: 1 unit
- User Manual: 1 copy (this document)
- DMX Cable: 1 unit
- Power Cable: 1 unit
- Quick Lock: 2 units

Image: Packaging contents including the moving head light, quick locks, DMX cable, and power cable.
3.2 Product Hanging and Installation
For maximum safety, install this product away from aisles, seating areas, or any location within human reach.
- Ensure the mounting point can support at least 10 times the weight of the product.
- Always use a double protection device, such as a safety rope, during installation.
- Do not stand directly under the product during hanging, removal, or maintenance.
- Maintain a minimum distance of 0.5 meters from flammable materials.
- Always use the safety rope as a backup in case the primary lock loosens.
Hoisting Point and Quick Lock Hanger
The product features a specially designed professional hanger at the bottom, which includes quick lock hanger points and a safety rope hanging point. Installation personnel must be experienced in calculating load-bearing requirements and using appropriate installation materials.
When hanging the product on a truss, use the provided quick locks, securing them to the quick lock hanger position. Use M10 screws for attachment. For additional safety, attach the safety rope to the dedicated safety rope hanging point at the bottom of the product and secure it to the truss. Do not use the handle position for the safety rope.

Diagram: Components for hanging and securing the moving head light, including quick lock and safety rope attachment points.
Ensure all hanging and installation steps are completed before powering on the product.
3.3 DMX-512 Connection
To connect the moving head light to a DMX controller, insert the male end of the XLR signal cable into the signal output port of the controller. Then, connect the female end of the cable to the signal input port on the rear panel of the product. Multiple products can be connected in series using 3-core, shielded XLR input and output heads.

Diagram: DMX512 connection for linking multiple units in series.
DMX-512 Terminator (Loop Connection)
For long signal lines or in noisy environments, a DMX terminator (loop connection) is recommended to prevent digital control signal interference from electrical noise. A DMX terminator consists of a simple XLR connector with pins 2 and 3 connected to a 120 ohm resistor. Plug this terminator into the XLR output port of the last product in the DMX chain.
4. Operating Instructions
The HONGYI LED 200W Module Moving Head Beam Light is a versatile fixture designed for dynamic lighting effects. It supports various operating modes and extensive DMX control.
4.1 Operating Modes
The luminaire supports three primary operating modes:
- DMX Mode: Controlled by an external DMX console, receiving DMX and RDM signals.
- Self-Walking Mode (Auto Run): The luminaire runs automatically according to built-in programs. There are two self-walking modes (Mode 1 and Mode 2).
- Voice Control Mode (Sound Active): The lamp automatically runs a scene from its built-in programs when it detects a strong sound. Otherwise, it maintains the last scene.
4.2 Menu Navigation and System Settings
The product features an LCD display and control buttons for menu navigation and settings adjustment. The main menu provides access to various parameters:
| Main Menu | Secondary Menu | Three-level Menus/Parameters |
|---|---|---|
| System setting | Operation mode | DMX/ Voice control/Self-propelled 1/ Self-propelled 2 |
| Channel mode | 21CH | |
| Horizontal reversal | On/Off (non-reverse/reverse) | |
| Vertical reversal | On/Off (non-reverse/reverse) | |
| Hall error correction | On/Off (Not correcting/Automatically correct position after losing step) | |
| Optocoupler error correction | On/Off (Not correcting/Automatically correct position after losing step) | |
| Signal holding | On/Off (No signal, motor/light source return to position/state when reset; No signal, keep last frame of DMA data output) | |
| Screen | Screen saver | On/Off (Always on light/Screen timed to turn off in static environment) |
| Screen flip | On/Off (Non-inversion display/Reverse display) | |
| Synchronize updates | Synchronize Settings or calibration parameters for multiple luminaires | Off (disabled) / On (multiple lamps connected with DMX lines to synchronize updates at calibration interface - unplug DMX signal cable from console) |
| Language | CN (Chinese) / EN (English) | |
| Restore factory settings | Cancel | Maintain the original state |
| Verify | Lamp restoration to factory settings |
4.3 Manual Control
The manual control interface allows direct adjustment of luminaire parameters. Refer to the DMX Channel table for specific channel details.
- Press "OK" to enter editing mode.
- Use "Up" and "Down" buttons to change channel values.
- Press "OK" again to save changes and exit.
- Press "Exit" to exit without saving changes.
4.4 System Calibration
System calibration settings are password-protected to prevent accidental changes. Press "OK" to verify the password and access these settings.
| Option | Instructions |
|---|---|
| Initial position calibration | Adjust reset positions for X-axis, Y-axis, color disk, solid picture, atomization, focusing, and other motors to correct hardware installation errors. Adjustment range: 0-255 (127 indicates no adjustment). |
| Stroke calibration | Adjust the travel of X-axis, Y-axis, atomization, color, and focus motors. Adjustment range: 0-255 (127 indicates no adjustment). |
| Power calibration | Adjust the maximum power of the entire lamp. Adjustment range: 0-255 (255 indicates no adjustment). |
| MIC sensitivity calibration | Adjust the sensitivity of voice control. |
| Change password | Set the system calibration password. |
4.5 Reset Functions
To reset specific components or the entire lamp:
- Use "Up" and "Down" to select the reset mode.
- Press "OK" to initiate the reset.
| Option | Instructions |
|---|---|
| Effect motor reset | Resets color tray, focusing, and other effect motors. |
| Scanning motor reset | Resets only the X and Y axis motors. |
| Full motor reset | Resets all motors and the entire luminaire. |
4.6 DMX Channel Table (21CH Mode)
This table details the DMX channels and their corresponding functions and value ranges for controlling the moving head beam light.
| CH | Instructions | Value | Function |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | X-axis | 0-255 | 0-540° Pan movement |
| 2 | X-axis fine-tuning | 0-255 | 0-2° Fine Pan adjustment |
| 3 | Y-axis | 0-255 | 0-270° Tilt movement |
| 4 | Y-axis fine-tuning | 0-255 | 0-1° Fine Tilt adjustment |
| 5 | XY speed | 0-255 | Pan/Tilt movement speed (Fast to slow) |
| 6 | Strobe | 0-3 | Open light |
| 4-99 | Synchronous strobe | ||
| 100-149 | Pulse strobe | ||
| 150-199 | Explosive flash | ||
| 200-249 | Random strobe | ||
| 250-255 | Light on (no strobe) | ||
| 7 | Dimming | 0-255 | 0-100% dimming |
| 8 | Color disc | 0-4 | White |
| 5-9 | Color 1 | ||
| 10-14 | Color 2 | ||
| 15-19 | Color 3 | ||
| 20-24 | Color 4 | ||
| 25-29 | Color 5 | ||
| 30-34 | Color 6 | ||
| 35-39 | Color 7 | ||
| 40-44 | Color 8 | ||
| 45-49 | Color 9 | ||
| 50-54 | Color 10 | ||
| 55-59 | Color 11 | ||
| 60-64 | Color 12 | ||
| 65-69 | Color 13 | ||
| 70-74 | White + Color 1 | ||
| 75-79 | Color 1 + Color 2 | ||
| 80-84 | Color 2 + Color 3 | ||
| 85-89 | Color 3 + Color 4 | ||
| 90-94 | Color 4 + Color 5 | ||
| 95-99 | Color 5 + Color 6 | ||
| 100-104 | Color 6 + Color 7 | ||
| 105-109 | Color 7 + Color 8 | ||
| 110-114 | Color 8 + Color 9 | ||
| 115-119 | Color 9 + Color 10 | ||
| 120-124 | Color 10 + Color 11 | ||
| 125-129 | Color 11 + Color 12 | ||
| 130-134 | Color 12 + Color 13 | ||
| 135-139 | Color 13 + White | ||
| 140-195 | Flowing counterclockwise from fast to slow | ||
| 196-199 | Stop flowing water | ||
| 200-255 | Clockwise flow from slow to fast | ||
| 9 | Fixed drawing disk (Gobo Wheel) | 0-7 | White light hole |
| 8-14 | Pattern 1 | ||
| 15-21 | Pattern 2 | ||
| 22-28 | Pattern 3 | ||
| 29-35 | Pattern 4 | ||
| 36-42 | Pattern 5 | ||
| 43-49 | Pattern 6 | ||
| 50-56 | Pattern 7 | ||
| 57-63 | Pattern 8 | ||
| 64-70 | Pattern 9 | ||
| 71-77 | Pattern 10 | ||
| 78-84 | Pattern 11 | ||
| 85-91 | Pattern 12 | ||
| 92-98 | Pattern 13 | ||
| 99-105 | Pattern 1 shakes from slow to fast | ||
| 106-112 | Pattern 2 shakes from slow to fast | ||
| 113-119 | Pattern 3 shakes from slow to fast | ||
| 120-126 | Pattern 4 shakes from slow to fast | ||
| 127-133 | Pattern 5 shakes from slow to fast | ||
| 134-140 | Pattern 6 shakes from slow to fast | ||
| 141-147 | Pattern 7 shakes from slow to fast | ||
| 148-154 | Pattern 8 shakes from slow to fast | ||
| 155-161 | Pattern 9 shakes from slow to fast | ||
| 162-168 | Pattern 10 shakes from slow to fast | ||
| 169-175 | Pattern 11 shakes from slow to fast | ||
| 176-182 | Pattern 12 shakes from slow to fast | ||
| 183-189 | Pattern 13 shakes from slow to fast | ||
| 10 | Colorful atomization | 0-127 | Colorful atomization cutting |
| 128-192 | Atomization cut in | ||
| 193-255 | Colorful cut in | ||
| 11 | Prism | 0-31 | Prism cut out |
| 32-63 | Prism cut in | ||
| 64-255 | Prism rotates from slow to fast | ||
| 12 | Focusing | 0-255 | From far to near |
| 0-4 | Open light | ||
| 13 | Strobe | 5-250 | Synchronous strobe |
| 251-255 | Open light | ||
| 14 | Dimming the light strip | 0-255 | Dimming (from dark to bright) |
| 15 | Light strip red | 0-255 | Red (from dark to bright) |
| 16 | Green light strip | 0-255 | Green (from dark to bright) |
| 17 | Light strip blue | 0-255 | Blue (from dark to bright) |
| 18 | Built in colors | 0-255 | Foreground color gradient |
| 19 | Dynamic effects | 0-4 | Invalid |
| 5-9 | Effect 1 | ||
| 10-14 | Effect 2 | ||
| 15-19 | Effect 3 | ||
| 20-24 | Effect 4 | ||
| 25-29 | Effect 5 | ||
| 30-34 | Effect 6 | ||
| 35-39 | Effect 7 | ||
| 40-44 | Effect 8 | ||
| 45-49 | Effect 9 | ||
| 50-54 | Effect 10 | ||
| 55-59 | Effect 11 | ||
| 60-64 | Effect 12 | ||
| 65-69 | Effect 13 | ||
| 70-74 | Effect 14 | ||
| 75-79 | Effect 15 | ||
| 80-84 | Effect 16 | ||
| 85-89 | Effect 17 | ||
| 90-94 | Effect 18 | ||
| 95-99 | Effect 19 | ||
| 100-104 | Effect 20 | ||
| 105-109 | Effect 21 | ||
| 110-114 | Effect 22 | ||
| 115-119 | Effect 23 | ||
| 120-124 | Effect 24 | ||
| 125-129 | Effect 25 | ||
| 130-134 | Effect 26 | ||
| 135-139 | Effect 27 | ||
| 140-144 | Effect 28 | ||
| 145-149 | Effect 29 | ||
| 150-154 | Effect 30 | ||
| 155-159 | Effect 31 | ||
| 160-164 | Effect 32 | ||
| 165-169 | Effect 33 | ||
| 170-174 | Effect 34 | ||
| 175-179 | Effect 35 | ||
| 180-184 | Effect 36 | ||
| 185-189 | Effect 37 | ||
| 190-194 | Effect 38 | ||
| 195-199 | Effect 39 | ||
| 200-204 | Effect 40 | ||
| 205-209 | Effect 41 | ||
| 210-214 | Effect 42 | ||
| 215-219 | Effect 43 | ||
| 220-224 | Effect 44 | ||
| 225-229 | Effect 45 | ||
| 230-234 | Effect 46 | ||
| 235-239 | Effect 47 | ||
| 240-244 | Effect 48 | ||
| 245-249 | Effect 49 | ||
| 250-254 | Effect 50 | ||
| 255 | Effect 51 | ||
| 20 | Effect speed | 0-127 | Forward from slow to fast |
| 128-255 | Reverse from slow to fast | ||
| 21 | Reset | 230-235 | Reset head motor for >5 seconds |
| 240-245 | XY motor reset for >5 seconds | ||
| 250-255 | Reset all for >5 seconds |
5. Maintenance and Cleaning
Attention: Always unplug the power cord before performing any maintenance or cleaning!
To ensure optimal performance and extend the product's service life, routine cleaning and maintenance are recommended:
- **Weekly:** Clean the external and internal lenses to prevent dust accumulation and maintain light output.
- **Weekly:** Clean the cooling fan to ensure efficient heat dissipation.
- **Quarterly (Every three months):** A professional electrical engineer should conduct a detailed circuit inspection of the product to ensure all contacts are in good condition and prevent aging due to overheating.
- When cleaning, use a dry cloth. Never use damp cloths, alcohol, or solvents, as these can damage the product.
- Ensure all screws and components are tightly connected and free from rust.
- Check that the shell, lenses, fixing parts, and installation points are not deformed.
- Verify that mechanical moving parts operate smoothly without wear or uneven rotation.
- Confirm the power cord has no damage, material degradation, or scratches.

Image: Rear view and close-up of the cooling fan, emphasizing good cooling dissipation.
This product is not equipped with replacement parts. If spare parts are needed, please purchase them from a local dealer.
6. Troubleshooting
This section provides guidance on common issues and their potential solutions. For complex problems, consult a qualified technician.
6.1 System Information and Error Messages
The product's LCD display provides system information and error messages. If the red "ERR" indicator light is on, it indicates an issue:
- **IC1 communication failure:** Indicates a communication problem between the motor and the display board.
- **X/Y optocoupler error:** An error related to the X or Y axis optocoupler.
- **Reset failure of color tray, focusing, and other motors:** One or more motors failed to reset correctly.
You can access the DMX data monitoring sub-interface to view channel values numerically and check sensor information for optocoupler and Hall details, as well as hardware and software versions.
6.2 General Troubleshooting Tips
- **No Power:** Check the power cable connection, ensure it's plugged into a protected Class I outlet, and verify the power source is active.
- **No DMX Control:** Ensure DMX cables are correctly connected (male to output, female to input). Check DMX addresses and modes. Consider using a DMX terminator if the signal line is long or in a noisy environment.
- **Movement Issues (Pan/Tilt):** Check for any physical obstructions. Perform a "Scanning motor reset" or "Full motor reset" via the menu. If issues persist, check Hall/Optocoupler error correction settings.
- **Light Output Issues (No light, incorrect color/gobo):** Check the "Strobe" and "Dimming" channels in DMX mode. Perform an "Effect motor reset" or "Full motor reset". Ensure the lens is clean.
- **Unresponsive Controls:** Try resetting the unit by power cycling. If using DMX, ensure the console is sending valid signals.
7. Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | LED 200W Moving Head Lighting |
| Model Number | DJ-F150 |
| Brand Name | Hong Yi Stage Lighting |
| Item Type | Stage Lighting Effect |
| Occasion | Professional Stage & DJ (Wedding, Nightclub, DJ Party Projector Mobile Lights) |
| Power (W) | 120W |
| Light Source | 120W High Power Lamp (LED 120W Module) |
| Is Bulbs Included | No (LED module is integrated) |
| Nominal Voltage | 110-220V |
| Voltage | 90-240V |
| Power Source | AC |
| Luminous Flux | 2000-82000 |
| Installation Method | Self-contained |
| Certification | CE, RoHS |
| Beam Angle | 0-2 Degree |
| DMX Channel Modes | 21 DMX Channel Modes |
| Pan/Tilt | 540-Degree Pan / 270-Degree Tilt (2-Phase Motor for X/Y Movement) |
| Function | DMX 512, Strobe, Master/Slave, Auto Run, Sound Active |
| Strobe Rate | 1-20 Times Per Second (0.5-9 Times/Second Random Strobe) |
| Prism | 18-Prism |
| Color Wheel | White + 13 colors |
| Gobo Wheel | White + 13 gobos |
| Colorful Atomization | YES |
| Focusing | Electric focus |
| Zoom | 0-3 Degree Electronic Zoom |
| Display | LCD Screen |
| Black Light | RGB 3In1 LED Chip |
| Power Connection | Powercon AC In/Out on rear to daisy chain power (110V-240V) with power switch |
| Origin | Mainland China |
| Package Weight | 12.0 kg |
| Package Dimensions | 50cm x 37cm x 35cm |

Image: Visual representation of the Color Wheel options.

Image: Visual representation of the Gobo Wheel patterns.
8. User Tips
- **Optimal Performance:** For best results, ensure the environment is not excessively hot, wet, or dusty.
- **DMX Chain:** When connecting multiple lights via DMX, consider using a DMX terminator at the end of the chain to prevent signal interference, especially over long distances.
- **Regular Cleaning:** Adhering to the weekly lens and fan cleaning schedule significantly helps maintain light brightness and extends the product's lifespan.
- **Safety First:** Always double-check all mounting points and safety ropes before operation, particularly in overhead installations.
9. Warranty and Support
The product comes with a two-year warranty, ensuring quality assurance. Please note that damage caused by unauthorized modifications or failure to follow the instructions in this manual will void the warranty.
For detailed information regarding warranty terms, technical support, or to purchase spare parts, please contact your local dealer or the manufacturer directly.
An additional user manual in PDF format is available for download: User manual (PDF).