Datewink ZQ02103

Datewink 200W LED Moving Head Light Instruction Manual

Model: ZQ02103

Brand: Datewink

Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the safe and effective operation of your Datewink 200W LED Moving Head Light. This professional stage lighting effect unit features 19x10W RGBW LEDs, offering beam, wash, and zoom functionalities suitable for various events including DJ performances, discos, weddings, and parties. Please read this manual thoroughly before installation and use, and retain it for future reference.

Safety Information

  • Ensure the input voltage (AC110V-240V 50/60HZ) matches your local power supply.
  • Always connect the unit to a grounded power outlet.
  • Do not open the casing; there are no user-serviceable parts inside. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.
  • Avoid direct eye exposure to the light source, as it can cause eye damage.
  • Ensure proper ventilation around the unit to prevent overheating. The working environment temperature should be between -20℃ and 40℃.
  • Mount the fixture securely using appropriate clamps and safety cables.
  • Keep the unit away from moisture, water, and flammable materials.
  • Disconnect from power before cleaning or performing any maintenance.

Package Contents

Verify that all items are present and in good condition upon unpacking:

  • Moving Head Light (1 unit)
  • Power Cord (1 unit)
  • Handle Accessories (2 units)
  • Instruction Manual (1 unit)
Packing list showing power cord, moving head light, hook accessories, and instruction manual
Figure 1: Included accessories and main unit.

Specifications

FeatureSpecification
ColorBlack
MaterialAluminum alloy structure/plastic shell
Input VoltageAC110V-240V 50/60HZ
Rated Power200W
Light Source19PCS *10W RGBW LED
Strobe Frequency1-20Hz
Light Output Angle10-55°
Color Temperature2400-8500K
Optimal Projection Distance4-6 meters
Dimming Curve1-100% Linear Dimming
FocusElectronic Focus
Zoom Range10-55°
Illuminance (10°/55° at 5m)2863LUX / 201LUX
Average LED Life50000h
Operation ModesSelf-propelled, Voice control, Master-slave, DMX
Control Channels16/24CH
ProtocolStandard DMX512 protocol, RDM protocol
Data ConnectionThree-core XLR input/output
Display1.77-inch Color LCD Display
X-axis Rotation540°
Y-axis Rotation270°
Protection LevelIP20
Working Environment-20℃ to 40℃
Dimensions (approx.)39cm (15.35in) Height, 30cm (8.8in) Width
Weight (approx.)6.45kg (14.2lbs)
Diagram showing the dimensions and weight of the moving head light
Figure 2: Product dimensions and weight.

Setup

1. Mounting

The moving head light can be placed on a flat surface or mounted to a truss or ceiling using the provided handle accessories. Ensure the mounting surface or truss can support the weight of the fixture (6.45kg/14.2lbs) and any additional equipment. Always use a safety cable as a secondary attachment.

Moving head light mounted to a truss using handle accessories
Figure 3: Example of mounting the moving head light.

2. Electrical Connection

Connect the provided power cord to the "POWER IN" port on the rear panel of the fixture and then to a suitable AC110V-240V 50/60HZ power outlet. The unit also features a "POWER OUT" port for daisy-chaining power to other compatible fixtures.

3. DMX Connection

For DMX control, connect a DMX cable from your DMX controller's output to the "DMX IN" port of the first fixture. For multiple fixtures, daisy-chain them by connecting the "DMX OUT" of the first fixture to the "DMX IN" of the next, and so on. Use three-core XLR cables for DMX connections.

Rear panel showing DMX IN/OUT, Power IN/OUT, and ON/OFF switch
Figure 4: Rear panel connections for power and DMX.

Operating Instructions

1. Power On/Off

After connecting power, use the ON/OFF switch located on the rear panel to power the unit on or off.

2. LCD Display and Navigation

The 1.77-inch color LCD display allows for easy navigation and setting adjustments. Use the MENU, UP, ENTER, and DOWN buttons to browse through options and confirm selections.

Control panel with LCD display and navigation buttons (MENU, UP, ENTER, DOWN)
Figure 5: Front control panel with LCD display and buttons.

3. Basic Functions

  • Color Mixing: The 19x10W RGBW LEDs allow for mixing 16.7 million colors, providing independent 4-color effects and unlimited combinations.
  • Dimming: Features 0-100% linear dimming for smooth intensity control.
  • Strobe: Adjustable strobe frequency from 1-20Hz.
  • Zoom: Electronic focus allows for a variable light output angle (beam angle) from 10° (zoom out) to 55° (zoom in).
  • Movement: The fixture offers 540° horizontal (X-axis) and 270° vertical (Y-axis) rotation with automatic calibration and positioning.
Diagram illustrating zoom in (55 degree) and zoom out (10 degree) functionality
Figure 6: Zoom functionality from 10° to 55°.
Diagram showing X-axis 540 degree and Y-axis 270 degree rotation
Figure 7: X-axis and Y-axis movement ranges.
Various RGBW LED beam light effects including jump, gradient, pulse, and strobe
Figure 8: Examples of 19LED RGBW 4-in-1 beam light effects.
Color temperature range from 2400K to 8500K
Figure 9: Color temperature range.
Video 1: Demonstration of the moving head light's various effects, colors, zoom, dimming, and strobe functions.

Control Modes

  • DMX Control: Connect to a DMX controller using standard DMX512 protocol. The fixture supports 16 or 24 control channels. Refer to the DMX channel chart in the full manual (if available) for specific channel assignments.
  • Master-Slave Mode: Link multiple fixtures together. Set one unit as the "Master" and others as "Slaves." The slave units will mimic the master's movements and effects.
  • Voice Control (Sound Active): The fixture will react to sound and music, changing patterns and movements in sync with the audio.
  • Self-Propelled (Auto Mode): The fixture will run through pre-programmed internal shows and patterns automatically.

Maintenance

  • Cleaning: Regularly clean the optical lenses and the exterior casing with a soft, lint-free cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.
  • Cooling System: Ensure the cooling fan and air vents are free from dust and debris to maintain optimal operating temperature and extend the lifespan of the LEDs. The unit features an aluminum heat dissipation and air cooling system.
  • Inspection: Periodically check all cables, connections, and mounting hardware for any signs of wear or damage.
Close-up of the optical lens, cooling fan, rotary arm, and control system components
Figure 10: Key components including the cooling fan for temperature management.

Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
No powerPower cable disconnected, power switch off, no power from outletCheck power cable connection, ensure power switch is ON, test outlet with another device.
No DMX controlIncorrect DMX cabling, incorrect DMX address, DMX controller issueVerify DMX cable connections (IN/OUT), check DMX address settings on fixture and controller, ensure DMX controller is functioning.
Fixture not moving/respondingIncorrect operation mode selected, motor errorCheck the selected operation mode (DMX, Master-Slave, Auto, Sound Active). Power cycle the unit. If issue persists, contact support.
OverheatingBlocked ventilation, high ambient temperatureEnsure vents are clear and there is adequate airflow. Reduce ambient temperature if possible.

User Tips

  • For optimal beam clarity and effect, ensure the optical lens is kept clean.
  • Experiment with different DMX channel modes (16CH vs 24CH) to find the balance between control granularity and channel usage that suits your setup.
  • When using multiple units in Master-Slave mode, ensure the master unit is set up first and then power on the slave units.
  • Consider using a DMX terminator on the last fixture in a DMX chain for more reliable signal transmission, especially over long cable runs.

Warranty and Support

For warranty information, technical support, or service inquiries, please contact your retailer or the manufacturer directly. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.


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