CONIC DESIGN Manuals & User Guides
CONIC DESIGN specializes in professional stage lighting equipment, including LED strobe panels, moving head fixtures, and special effect lighting.
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CONIC DESIGN
CONIC DESIGN is a manufacturer of professional lighting and special effect equipment designed for large-scale live performances, studio environments, theaters, and outdoor events. Known for their robust engineering and avant-garde designs, CONIC DESIGN offers a wide range of products including high-intensity LED strobe panels, moving head wash lights, and unique geometric background lights. Their fixtures are built to comply with international standard DMX512 protocols, allowing for seamless integration, daisy-chaining, and precise control by lighting designers.
CONIC DESIGN manuals
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CONIC DESIGN Tiltbolt Strike Indoor Strobe Panel LEDS Fixture Light User Manual
CONIC DESIGN AMS36 Admirror Strobe User Manual
CONIC DESIGN RIB1940Z Zoom and Rotation 19pcs 40W 4 In 1 Moving Head Light User Manual
CONIC DESIGN ART LED Triangle Instruction Manual
CONIC DESIGN support FAQ
Common questions about manuals, registration, and support for this brand.
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How do I set the DMX address on my CONIC DESIGN fixture?
Press MENU to unlock the screen, navigate to DMX Address, press ENTER, use the UP/DOWN keys to select your desired address value (001-512), and press ENTER to save.
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Can I use CONIC DESIGN lighting equipment outdoors?
Some models like the Tiltbolt Strike Outdoor are designed for outdoor use. However, indoor fixtures must not be exposed to rain or moisture. Always refer to your specific product manual's IP rating and safety instructions.
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Are CONIC DESIGN lights DMX512 compatible?
Yes, CONIC DESIGN fixtures are manufactured strictly following CE standards and comply with the international DMX512 protocol for seamless synchronization and control.
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How should I install or mount a CONIC DESIGN moving head?
Fixtures should be mounted via the screw holes on the bracket to a structure that can support 10 times the unit's weight. A secondary safety cable that can hold 12 times the fixture's weight should always be used to secure the unit.