AYRA 4RGBW-10 ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW 10 Moving LED Light Effect User Manual

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ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 Moving LED Light Effect

User Manual

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 light effect. This versatile moving LED light effect features motorised fixtures that emit dynamic, multi-coloured light to add atmosphere to any party and event. This user manual contains all the information required to safely operate your new fog machine.
Before unpacking the box, we recommend reading this user manual thoroughly to ensure that you are familiar with all of the features and functions that the Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 has to offer. When unpacking the box, please make sure that all of the components and accessories listed below have been included. If the device does not function as it should, unplug any connected cables before contacting your local retailer for further advice.
Box Contents: - Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 LED Light Effect - 2 suspension brackets with quick-couplers - Blue locking power plug to CEE 7/7 hybrid plug power cable, 1.5 mm²
Inspection of the Device & Included Accessories If the device or any of the included accessories have been damaged or rendered defective in transit, please contact your local retailer for further advice.
Please note: The products seen in the images included in this manual may differ slightly from the actual products.

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Safety Instructions
WARNING!
Keep this device away from moisture, water and rain to prevent any danger of electric shocks!
WARNING!
This device must only be connected to a power socket that matches the specified mains voltage. If this device is connected to a power source with a different voltage, it may cause permanent damage or lead to harmful effects including fire hazards or electric shocks.

WARNING!

Always take care when operating this device. Avoid touching any external or internal live wiring as they may cause harmful electric shocks!

Every person involved with the installation, operation and maintenance of this device must: - Be qualified. - Be skilled. - Have read the instructions included in this user manual. - Be sure that neither the device nor the included accessories are damaged. Should the device or the included accessories be damaged, please contact your retailer for further advice. - Ensure that the device is in good working condition and is safe to operate. Please follow the advice and instructions as they are described in this user manual.
Any damage caused by incorrect use and/or user modifications are not covered by the warranty. This device does not contain any parts that can be repaired or replaced by the user. Should maintenance or repairs be necessary, they must be carried out by a qualified technician. The light source of the device cannot be replaced. In the event that the light source fails, the entire device will need to be replaced.
Important Health & Safety Information: - Do not remove any labels or stickers from this device. - Do not leave any cables lying around where they are in danger of causing a tripping hazard. - The housing of this device must not be opened and any hardware or software that may be present must not be modified. - For optimal performance, any inputs should not be fed with a signal higher than necessary. - The device must only be used indoors; contact with water, rain and moisture must always be avoided. Do not place any objects containing liquid on top of the device. - Never expose the device to flames or heat sources; do not place it near flammable fluids, gases or objects. - Disconnect this device from a power source if it is not being used for a long period of time, if maintenance is required, or if it needs to be cleaned. Do not pull or tug on any cables to remove plugs as this may cause damage. - Do not use any cables other than those specified in this manual. Do not use defective cables. Please contact your retailer if the included or specified cables do not function properly with this device.

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- Only ever power this device via a stable AC mains power socket. - Only power this device using a grounded power socket. - In the event that the device is exposed to extreme temperature changes (e.g. transported from a cold outdoor environment into a warm indoor environment), it must not be turned on until it has reached room temperature. This is necessary to prevent moisture (condensation) from forming inside the device, which may cause electric shocks.
Use & Operation Guidelines: - This device is intended for professional use on stages, in venues, theatres or clubs and similar entertainment locations. - This device is not suitable for use by children and must always be operated by an adult. - This device is designed to serve as decorative lighting for entertainment purposes and is not designed for use in the home, as industrial lighting, or as an alternative to this. - This device can only be used in appropriate environments where no damage to the device can occur. Do not use the device in moist or dusty environments such as:
- indoor swimming pools where chlorine is used - beaches or any location where sand and/or salt is present - outdoors In indoor spaces where intense heat sources are present, or where it can reach temperature levels that would be considered uncomfortable for a human being. - Avoid impact and collisions during use and transport. Do not move or transport the device while it is in use. Avoid using excessive force when installing and operating the device. - Any user must become familiar with the functions of this device before using it. - If the device is not operated in the manner described in this user manual, damages or even injuries could occur. Ayra will not be held responsible for any injuries or damages that occur as a result of improper use of this product.
Storage & Transport: - This device is designed for mobile use. Always transport the device in its original packaging or in a flight case with a foam-lined interior. - This device has not been designed for continuous (24/7) use. Regularly switching the device off will not affect the expected lifespan of the device. Always switch off and unplug the device when it is not in use. - When the device is not in use for long periods of time, always disconnect the device from the mains power and store it in a dust free environment. - Do not expose the device to extreme temperature shifts.
Housing: - Frequently inspect the housing of the device and always just before use. Avoid operating the device if any large dents or cracks are found in the housing, or if screws are missing. Do not use the device if the housing is not in good condition. Contact your local retailer or a qualified technician if you are unsure about the state of the device. - Check the device and screws for any corrosion. If any corrosion is found, do not use the device. Contact your retailer or a qualified technician if the screws or housing show any signs of corrosion. - Ensure that every power and signal socket is securely fitted. Do not use the device if any of the sockets are not secure. - Avoid the build up of any dust and dirt. Clean the device once a month by disconnecting it from the power supply and wiping it down with a dry or slightly moist cloth. If the device is used frequently, the device should also be cleaned more frequently.

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Symbol Explanation:
WEEE: Ensure that this device is disposed of properly. This product falls under the WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) directive. The requirements of this directive apply to all manufacturers and producers of electronic devices in the EU. Do not throw this product away with normal refuse. Please contact your local authority for more information about how to recycle and dispose of these products in your region. By recycling this product in the proper manner, we can work together to ensure that we can continue to enjoy these kinds of products and still protect the environment as much as possible. CE: The CE logo indicates that this product meets the European norms and requirements to which it must legally conform.
UKCA: The UKCA mark indicates that this product conforms to the directives and standards that this product is legally required to comply with in the United Kingdom.
For indoor use only: This product was designed for indoor use only.

Contact: Ayra Professional Lighting Products
Verrijn Stuartweg 18 4462 GE Goes
The Netherlands
This is a correspondence address only. Please do not send any physical products to this address. If you need to send a product for repairs or for a refund, please contact your retailer for an RMA request
(Return Merchandise Authorisation)

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Overview & Use

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1. Moving head with output lens 2. Power output (locking grey port) 3. Power input (locking blue port) + fuse compartment 4. On/Off switch 5. DMX input: 3-pin XLR 6. DMX output: 3-pin XLR 7. Safety eyelet for optional safety cable 8. LED display with menu buttons 9. Rubber feet 10. 35 mm stand adapter with tightening knob 11. Quick-lock brackets: secured to the base for suspended installation

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Controls & Installation

Once connected to an active power outlet, the device will activate automatically.

During the start-up process of the device, the step-motors of the moving heads shall fully calibrate before returning to their `0' position. It is possible that the moving heads shake slightly and emit a rattling noise during this process. This is normal and will have no negative effect on the lifespan of the device.

During the calibration process, the device cannot be used. As soon as the device has completed the start-up process, it shall return to the most recently selected mode. Now, the operating mode and other settings can be selected/adjusted via the menu buttons and display.

If a DMX signal is detected, the device will automatically set itself to DMX mode and the last used DMX address shall be displayed. When using the device for the first time, the DMX address is normally `001'. The DMX address can be changed via the menu buttons.

Via the display and menu buttons, the functions and settings of the device can be changed. Here, the `Enter' button confirms a function, while the `Up' and `Down' buttons change values and the `Menu' button takes you back to the main menu. After making any changes, the Menu button can be held for 2 seconds so that the device returns to operating mode and the new settings are saved. This can be done after changing the operating mode or DMX address. If the Menu button is not held to save any settings adjustments, the device will automatically save any new settings a few seconds after they have been confirmed.

The menu includes the following options and functions:

Display ADDR / A001 CHND SLND AUTO SOUN
SENS PAN
TILT
DSIG
LED DISP TEST

Function DMX address configuration Channel mode selection Slave mode Auto show 0-16 + speed Sound controlled mode On/Off
Sound sensitivity setting Adjustable Pan invert per head
Adjustable Tilt invert per head
Signal loss backup mode
LED Display On/Off during use Display invert Test mode

Setting Address A001 ... A512 6CH/10CH/19CH/32CH/56CH NAST = Master SLAV = Slave Auto show AU 0 AU16 Press Up/Down for Speed, select SP1 - SP99 ON = sound controlled mode active (auto speed setting will be deleted) OFF = sound controlled mode inactive, auto speed selection active 0-100 (min. - max. sensitivity) Head1 pan invert yes/no Head2 pan invert yes/no Head3 pan invert yes/no Head4 pan invert yes/no Head1 tilt invert yes/no Head2 tilt invert yes/no Head3 tilt invert yes/no Head4 tilt invert yes/no Auto = when signal from external equipment is lost (master or DMX), activate auto mode Hold = when signal from external equipment is lost (master or DMX), remember last received signal Blac = when signal from external equipment is lost (master or DMX), blackout ON/OFF Display rotate, disp - dslp Test moving head and LED operation

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VER

Firmware version

Firmware version: cannot be upgraded by the user

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Please find an explanation of every function included below:
ADDR: Via this function, the DMX start address of the device can be set. When the device is set to DMX channel 001, it will respond to all commands from DMX channel 1. When the device is set to DMX channel 002, it will respond to all commands from DMX channel 1, and so on.
CHAN: This device features various DMX channel modes. If you are using a DMX chain full of other lighting fixtures and effects and you do not require extensive DMX control over every function, a simple DMX mode can be selected. A more extensive channel mode can also be selected, making more channels available, where each channel controls a separate function.
SLND: The Master-Slave mode can be used to synchronise the performance of multiple fixtures. When devices are chained in master-slave mode, a copy of the internal programme is passed on to the next device in the chain, so that all devices respond at the same time. A master-slave chain can be set up using standard 3-pin XLR DMX cables, which can be connected to the DMX port. The first device in the chain (the `master') passes the signal onto the next device and so on.
NOTE: When Slave mode is active, the device will wait for a signal from the Master device. Selecting an automatic or music-controlled mode is not possible! To adjust the setting, go to the SLND setting in the menu, and change it to `NAST'. This puts the device into Master mode again, so all of the stand-alone function can be activated.
AUTO: Select one of the built-in programmes and set the speed of the programme. This sets the device to perform a selected programme at a fixed speed.
SOUN: The standard `Show' mode responds to detected music and is therefore different from Auto mode. Here, you can select a programme and the device will perform the programme in time to detected music. The device detects music via an integrated microphone with adjustable sensitivity.
SENS: Here, the sensitivity of the integrated microphone can be set so that the device is able to clearly detect any music and respond in time to the beat. The microphone sensitivity can be set between values `0' (min.) and `100' (max.).
PAN/TILT: Independently invert the pan and/or tilt values so that the motors move in precisely the opposite direction. This can be set per head and per pan and tilt signal as needed.
DSIG: This is the signal fall-back function, where a fall-back function can be set so that, in the event that the external input signal is interrupted, the device continues to perform. The selectable fall-back functions are as follows: Auto: Switches the device to an automatic show Hold: The device retains the most recently received signal Blac: The device is set to `blackout' (all values are auto set to `0': no light output)
LED: When the LED display is not in use, it can be switched off. This function can be activated by setting the LED mode to `OFF'. When set to `OFF', the red display symbols will not light up in darker environments. When you press any of the menu buttons once, the display will light up and show the necessary info. When the menu is not used for 30 seconds, the display will automatically switch off again.
DISP: This function dictates whether the information on the display is displayed normally, or is inverted. When the device is suspended, it can be harder to read the display. When inverted, the display is flipped upside down so that the display can be easily read.
TEST: When the device is undergoing maintenance or needs to be inspected, the TEST function can be used to test one or more of the devices at the same time. The device will then perform a programme that activates the step motor function and LEDs so that any deviations or defects can be detected. The device will continue to perform the programme until it is manually interrupted (for example: when the device is switched to sound-controlled mode).
VER: Here, the firmware version is displayed. This cannot be altered by the end user.

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Operating Modes

A more detailed description of all of the different functions that can be accessed via the menu as described above is included below:

Auto: In Automatic mode, the device will respond to all pre-selected parameters at a fixed speed. In this mode, the device requires no external input i.e. a DMX master-slave signal, or detected sound via the integrated microphone.
Sound: In Sound-controlled mode or Sound mode, the device uses the integrated microphone to detect sound/music and performs a selected programme in time to the beat. The device will then move in close-to perfect time to music and provide an automatic light show.
When no sound/music is detected (for example: because there is a natural break in the music, where the lower frequencies (bass) are less prominent) the device will perform the selected programme at a much slower speed. This ensures that the light show continues uninterrupted. As soon as sound/music is detected again by the microphone, the device will continue to perform the programme in time to the beat.
Slave In Slave mode, it is possible to link multiple devices of the same type so that they perform in time with one another (or move in opposite directions, depending on the pan/tilt invert settings). Using Slave mode results in a more coordinated light show, rather than allowing each device to perform a different set of movements/effects, which can appear chaotic. In principle, an unlimited number of Slave devices can be chained from a Master device at the start of the chain, but a DMX signal booster will be required. In general, up to four devices can be chained without any issues.
Note: When the device is chained with a different type of device or a device made by a different brand, even if they appear to have the same functions, can result in strange device behaviour. This is usually because specific functions are linked to the incorrect channels. This applies to all DMX lighting of all brands and types.

DMX DMX mode is the most extensive control method, since it grants direct control over every function this unit has to offer. In DMX mode, a limited number to a large number of functions can be controlled via a DMX controller or DMX software.

This unit can be set to various different channel modes so that the channel layout, as listed below, matches the layout of your DMX circuit and with the functions that you actually need.

6CH Channel

Function

Dimmer 0-100%

Values 000-255 0-100% intensity

Strobe speed / shutter

Built-in shows

000-010 LED ON 011-255 Strobe: slow > fast 000-007 No function 008-022 Show 1 023-037 Show 2 038-052 Show 3 053-067 Show 4 068-082 Show 5 083-097 Show 6 098-112 Show 7 113-127 Show 8 128-142 Show 9 143-157 Show 10 158-172 Show 11 173-187 Show 12

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188-202 Show 13

203-217 Show 14

218-232 Show 15

233-247 Show 16

248-255 Sound-controlled mode

Built-in/Sound-controlled show speed 000-255 slow > fast (sound-controlled: min. > max.

microphone sensitivity)

LED chases / colour macros

000-030 LED chases

031-255 static colour selection (see colour macro

table)

LED chase speed

000-255 slow > fast (if channel 5: between 0 and

030)

10CH Channel

Function

Value

Pan-movement min-max

000-255

Tilt-movement min-max

000-255

LED master dimmer 0-100%

000-255

Strobe speed / shutter

000-010 LED ON

011-255 Strobe speed: slow > fast

Built-in shows

000-007 No function

008-022 Show 1

023-037 Show 2

038-052 Show 3

053-067 Show 4

068-082 Show 5

083-097 Show 6

098-112 Show 7

113-127 Show 8

128-142 Show 9

143-157 Show 10

158-172 Show 11

173-187 Show 12

188-202 Show 13

203-217 Show 14

218-232 Show 15

233-247 Show 16

248-255 Sound-controlled mode

Built-in show speed (if channel 5: 008 to 000-255 slow > fast

247)

Microphone sensitivity (if channel 5: 248 000-255 min. sensitivity max. sensitivity

to 255)

LED chases / colour macros

000-030 LED chases

031-255 static colour selection (see colour macro

table)

LED chase speed

000-255 slow > fast (if channel 7: 0 to 030)

Pan-movement fine min. > max.

000-255

Tilt-movement fine min. > max.

000-255

19CH Channel

Function

Master dimmer 0-100%

Strobe speed / shutter

Value
000-255
000-010 LED ON 011-255 Strobe speed: slow > fast

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Dimmer red 0-100%

000-255

Dimmer green 0-100%

000-255

Dimmer blue 0-100%

000-255

Dimmer white 0-100%

000-255

Pan-movement head 1 min. > max.

000-255

Tilt-movement head 1 min. > max.

000-255

Dimmer head 1 0-100%

000-255

Pan-movement head 2 min. > max.

000-255

Tilt-movement head 2 min. > max.

000-255

Dimmer head 2 0-100%

000-255

Pan-movement head 3 min. > max.

000-255

Tilt-movement head 3 min. > max.

000-255

Dimmer head 3 0-100%

000-255

Pan-movement head 4 min. > max.

000-255

Tilt-movement head 4 min. > max.

000-255

Dimmer head 4 0-100%

000-255

Movement speed slow > fast

000-255

32CH Channel

Function

Master dimmer 0-100%

Strobe speed / shutter

Pan-movement head 1

Fine pan-movement head 1

Tilt- movement head 1

Fine tilt-movement head 1

Max. movement speed head 1

LED chases / colour macros head 1

Pan- movement head 2

Fine pan-movement head 2

Tilt- movement head 2

Fine tilt-movement head 2

Max. movement speed head 2

LED chases / colour macros head 2

Value
000-255 0-100% intensity
000-010 LED ON 011-255 Strobe speed: fast > slow 000-255
000-255
000-255
000-255
000-255 fast > slow
000-030 LED chases 031-255 static colour selection (see colour macro table) 000-255
000-255
000-255
000-255
000-255 fast > slow
000-030 LED chases

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Pan-movement head 3

031-255 static colour selection (see colour macro table) 000-255

Fine pan-movement head 3

000-255

Tilt-movement head 3

000-255

Fine tilt-movement head 3

000-255

Max. movement speed head 3

000-255 fast > slow

LED chases / colour macros head 3 000-030 LED chases

031-255 static colour selection (see colour macro

table)

Pan-movement head 4

000-255

Fine pan-movement head 4

000-255

Tilt-movement head 4

000-255

Fine tilt-movement head 4

000-255

Max. movement speed head 4

000-255 fast > slow

LED chases / colour macros head 4 000-030 LED chases

031-255 static colour selection (see colour macro

table)

Operating mode selection

000-199 No function

200-209 Fixture reset

210-240 No function

241-255 Sound-controlled mode

Microphone sensitivity low > high

000-255

Master dimmer red 0-100%

000-255

Master dimmer green 0-100%

000-255

Master dimmer blue 0-100%

000-255

Master dimmer white 0-100%

000-255

52CH (in this mode, each head behaves as a separate fixture, addressed one after the other)

Channel

Function

Value

HEAD 1

Pan-movement head 1

000-255

Fine pan-movement head 1

000-255

Tilt-movement head 1

000-255

Fine tilt-movement head 1

000-255

Max. movement speed head 1: slow > 000-255

fast

Master dimmer head 1: 0-100%

000-255

Strobe speed / shutter

000-010 LED ON

011-255 Strobe speed slow > fast

LED chases / colours macros head 1 000-030 LED chases

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031-255 static colour selection (see colour macro

table)

Operating mode selection head 1

000-007 No function

008-030 Show 1

031-053 Show 2

054-076 Show 3

077-099 Show 4

100-122 Sound-controlled mode

123-199 No function

200-224 Head auto-resets after 3-5 seconds in these

values

225-255 No function

Show playback speed head 1: slow > 000-255

fast (If prev. channel set between 008

and 099)

Dimmer red 0-100% head 1

000-255

Dimmer green 0-100% head 1

000-255

Dimmer blue 0-100% head 1

000-255

Dimmer white 0-100% head 1

000-255

HEAD 2

Pan-movement head 2

000-255

Fine pan-movement head 2

000-255

Tilt-movement head 2

000-255

Fine tilt-movement head 2

000-255

Max. movement speed head 2: slow > 000-255

fast

Master dimmer 0-100% head 2

000-255

Strobe speed / shutter

000-010 LED ON

011-255 Strobe speed: slow > fast

LED chases / colour macros head 2 000-030 LED chases

031-255 static colour selection (see colour macro

table)

Operating mode selection head 2

000-007 No function

008-030 Show 1

031-053 Show 2

054-076 Show 3

077-099 Show 4

100-122 Sound-controlled mode

123-199 No function

200-224 Head auto-resets after 3-5 seconds in these

values

225-255 No function

Show playback speed head 2: slow > 000-255

fast (If prev. channel set between 008

and 099)

Dimmer red 0-100% head 2

000-255

Dimmer green 0-100% head 2

000-255

Dimmer blue 0-100% head 2

000-255

Dimmer white 0-100% head 2

000-255

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HEAD 3

Pan-movement head 3

000-255

Fine pan-movement head 3

000-255

Tilt-movement head 3

000-255

Fine tilt-movement head 3

000-255

Max. movement speed head 3: slow > 000-255

fast

Master dimmer 0-100% head 3

000-255

Strobe speed / shutter

000-010 LED ON

011-255 Strobe speed: slow > fast

LED chases / colour macros head 3 000-030 LED chases

031-255 static colour selection (see colour macro

table)

Operating mode selection head 3

000-007 No function

008-030 Show 1

031-053 Show 2

054-076 Show 3

077-099 Show 4

100-122 Sound-controlled mode

123-199 No function

200-224 Head auto-resets after 3-5 seconds in these

values

225-255 No function

Show playback speed head 3: slow > 000-255

fast (If prev. channel set between 008

and 099)

Dimmer red 0-100% head 3

000-255

Dimmer green 0-100% head 3

000-255

Dimmer blue 0-100% head 3

000-255

Dimmer white 0-100% head 3

000-255

HEAD 4

Pan-movement head 4

000-255

Fine pan-movement head 4

000-255

Tilt-movement head 4

000-255

Fine tilt-movement head 4

000-255

Max. movement speed head 4: slow > 000-255

fast

Master dimmer 0-100% head 4

000-255

Strobe speed / shutter

000-010 LED ON

011-255 Strobe speed: slow > fast

LED chases / colour macros head 4 000-030 LED chases

031-255 static colour selection (see colour macro

table)

Operating mode selection head 4

000-007 No function

008-030 Show 1

031-053 Show 2

054-076 Show 3

077-099 Show 4

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100-122 Sound-controlled mode

123-199 No function

200-224 Head auto-resets after 3-5 seconds in these

values

225-255 No function

Show playback speed head 4: slow > 000-255

fast (If prev. channel set between 008

and 099)

Dimmer red 0-100% kop 4

000-255

Dimmer green 0-100% kop 4

000-255

Dimmer blue 0-100% kop 4

000-255

Dimmer white 0-100% kop 4

000-255

DMX Colour Macros

031 - 045

046 - 060

061 - 075

076 - 090

091 - 105

106 - 120

121 - 135

136 - 150

151 - 165

166 - 180

181 - 195

196 - 210

211

- 225

226 - 240

241 - 255

R (Red) G (Green) B (Blue) W (White) RG RB RW GB GW BW RGB RGW RBW GBW RGBW

Power Supply The Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 Light Effect is equipped with a power input so that the device can be supplied with power and a power output so that the device can be chained with and pass on power to other fixtures, without the need to use more than one mains power point.

Both the power inputs and outputs of the Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 Light Effect can operate via. A maximum power of 16 A. The maximum power consumption of the device must also be deducted from this value. With the addition of a narrow safety margin, the power output of the ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 can withstand the following loads:

Max. 13 A at 100 V. Max. 14 A at 240 V.

In practice, this is more than sufficient enough to power a chain of the same devices from the same mains power point.

Please note that the pre-installed fuse of the ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 is only intended to protect the device itself, and does not protect any chained devices. The power output is not fused.

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Installation & Connection Instructions

Now you know how the Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 works. The instructions below can be followed to install and connect the device. Following these instructions will not only ensure that you can get the most out of the device, but that the device can be used as safely as possible.
Ensure that no children are able to access the device or any connecting cables and always ensure that any children that are present during the use of the device are properly supervised. Because this device can be installed in a suspended or free-standing position, it is possible that children pull on the connecting cables, causing the device to fall, which may result in injury. This risk must be taken into account when positioning and/or installing the device.
Floor-Standing Use When the Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 is set up in a floor-standing position, make sure that it is placed on a stable surface, such as a table, DJ booth or bar. The base of the ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 has been fitted with rubber feet to provide ample grip on a level surface. While the device does move considerably during operation, it is heavy enough to remain stable as long as the surface on which it is placed is stable enough.
Stand Mounting (35 mm adapter) The Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 is fitted with a centrally placed stand adapter. Via this adapter, the device can be mounted on a compatible lighting/speaker stand. When mounting the device on the stand, ensure that the tightening knob is firmly tightened but without applying too much force. This will ensure that the device is properly secured and held in the correct position.
Ensure that the legs and feet of the stand you are using are fully extended so that the weight of the device is distributed across as wide a floor space as possible. The higher the stand is set, the higher the centre of gravity and the greater the chance that the stand and the device will topple over. Please take care when adjusting the height of the stand you are using.
Suspended Use (brackets) When suspending the Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10, always use the special quick-coupling brackets included. These fit in the gold-coloured dishes found on the underside of the device. Place the brackets and the quick-couplers on the dishes and securely slot the pins in the holes by (if necessary) rotating the quickcoupler. If correctly secured, the coupler will drop into the hole and can be locked in place by a quarter-turn to the right. Some force is sometimes required here, and pressing the tightening button can help.
When using a half-coupler or G-hook in combination with the included brackets, it can be secured before mounting the brackets onto the device. Standard couplers and/or G-hooks that are compatible with 35 mm or 50 mm truss/stand tubes are available from your local retailer.
The hardware required to mount the Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 on a wall, ceiling or beam is not included. Contact a technician if you are not sure what hardware you require to install the device. A wooden slat wall and stone wall will require different installation hardware.
When installing the Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 in a suspended position, a safety cable must be used to secure the unit. A safety cable does not come included but will be available via your local retailer. The Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 features an eyelet, to which the hook of a safety cable can be secured. The safety cable must then be looped over the truss or stand the unit is suspended from before being reattached to the hook. This way, if one or both of the brackets should fail and come loose, the safety cable will prevent the unit from falling.
A safety cable that's able to bear at least 10x the weight of the unit must be used. The safety cable must be installed so that the unit is unable to fall any further than 30 cm. To ensure this, the safety cable can be wrapped around the truss or stand to shorten the length as needed. The shorter the fall-distance allowed by the safety cable, the more the chance of damage or injury is reduced.
Light Source The Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 features extremely powerful LED light modules, coupled with a

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special lens that intensifies the effect. Never look into the lens of the device from a short distance as the human eye is forced to react too quickly to the sudden intensity of light. Normally, this will not cause permanent injury, but will cause blind spots, impairing vision for a short period of time and causing disorientation and discomfort.
Cooling The Ayra ERO Motion Heads 4RGBW-10 is cooled by fans located in the main housing and in each moving head. These will activate automatically as soon as the device is switched on. Always ensure that the fans and ventilation slots are never blocked and regularly check that they are functioning properly. Dust and other elements such as synthetic smoke (precipitated smoke fluid) can affect the functioning and lifespan of the unit.
Parts & Repairs No spare parts are commercially available for this device, and therefore it cannot be repaired by the user. In case of any defect, always have the device inspected and repaired by a qualified technician.
Cleaning & Maintenance The exterior housing of the device must be cleaned with a dry or lightly moist microfibre cloth on a monthly basis. Ensure that the device is unplugged from the power source before cleaning or performing any maintenance.
Check that no screws are missing and that all screws are well secured. Tighten any screws where needed. Check that no corrosion is present on any metal parts of the device. If any corrosion is present, the device must be properly inspected.

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DMX-Lighting Problem Shooting

If you happen to encounter any problems while using this unit, we recommend checking this troubleshooting section to see if a solution can be found. If none of the suggested solutions included below solve your particular problem, please contact your local retailer for further advice.
This troubleshooting section includes all of the most common possible issues and is not a complete list of every possible fault, defect, and their subsequent solution. This section is generally focussed on solving problems regarding DMX lighting. Some of the included problems, causes, and solutions may not apply to your situation since product specifications can differ.

Problem

Possible Cause

Solution

The unit is not switching on

Blown fuse

Check that the fuse is not blown. If it is, replace it with a new fuse of the same rating and type.

Power cable not plugged in

Make sure that the power cable is securely plugged into the rear of the device and into a mains power socket.

The unit is not responding to DMX Incorrect DMX start address signals

Make sure that the correct DMX start address is set

DMX controller set to `blackout'

Make sure that the `blackout' function of the DMX controller is switched off.

The polarity switch of the DMX controller is not correctly set

Try flipping the DMX controller polarity switch.

Unit not responding. No DMX signal indication

Test the connected cables and replace them if needed.

The unit is not responding to sound/music

Incorrect operating mode

Check that the correct (sound controlled) operating mode is activated.

Microphone sensitivity level set too Check the microphone sensitivity

low

level and increase the value if

necessary.

Speaker is too far away, or not enough lower frequencies (bass)

Place the unit closer to the speaker (or vice versa) and/or enhance lower frequency reproduction of the sound system. The built-in microphone is not triggered by higher frequencies.

The light projection is minimal/weak

Dirty or dusty optics

Clean the lens and/or other optics of the unit

Dimmer is not fully open

Check that the dimmers of the spots and/or the master dimmers are fully open.

The DMX signal is intermittent and Broken/defective cables some units are blinking or acting strangely

Test all connected DMX cables and replace any broken or defective cables if necessary.

Power interference on DMX signal Avoid installing power cables parallel to DMX signal cables.

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Problem
The device is not responding correctly to DMX commands Pan and Tilt values are not responding correctly to DMX commands The operation mode cannot be changed

Possible Cause DMX terminator missing Signal loss or interference in the DMX signal chain Incorrect DMX channel mode Pan/Tilt inversion is switched On
Device is in Slave mode

Solution
Close the DMX signal chain with a DMX terminator
Close the DMX signal chain with a terminator or connect a booster after maximum 32 fixtures.
Check that the correct DMX channel mode is selected.
Check that the pan or tilt invert is not switched on and switch it on or off as needed.
When the device is set to Slave mode, the device continuously waits for a master-signal, unless a DMX signal is present. To select the sound-controlled or automatic mode, set the device to `Master'.

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Technical Specifications
- Electronic bar mounted with x4 moving heads - Floor-standing, suspended or stand-mounted position supported - Floor-standing position via feet fitted on base - Can be suspended using brackets with twist-lock fast-couplers - Can be stand-mounted via integrated 35 mm stand-adapter - Operating modes: automatic, music-controlled, DMX - Master/slave options - Central display with menu buttons
- Pan-range: 540° - Tilt-range: 225°
- LED engine per head: 10 W RGBW LED
- Beam angle: 4°
- LED refresh rate: 6000 Hz - Average LED lifespan: 50,000 hours - DMX in/output via 3-pin XLR - DMX channel modes: 6,10, 19, 32, 56 channels
- Pan-range: 540° - Tilt-range: 270°
- Strobe speed: 1 20 Hz (flashes per second) - Power input: blue locking power port - Power link out: white locking power port - Max. power consumption: 75 W - Power factor: 0.65 @ 110 V / 0.63 @ 220 V - Mains voltage: 100 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz - Fuse: F3AL 250V 20 mm glass - Max. power link output:
Max. 13 A at 100 V Max. 14 A at 240 V - Protection class: IP 20
Max. light output Max. output at 2 metre distance: - red: 8500 lux - green: 12000 lux - blue: 2400 lux - white: 17500 lux
Included accessories: - Power cable (blue locking plug to CEE 7/7 hybrid power plug, 1.5 mm²) - 2x suspension brackets
Dimensions & weight: - Dimensions: 808 x 95 x 260 mm - Net weight: 7.5 kg

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