Prolight ELUM120A Operation & User’s Manual
Text of the manual
Tour Batten TW User Manual
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Safety advice
WARNING
FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY, PLEASE READ THIS USER MANUAL
CAREFULLY BEFORE YOUR INITIAL START-UP!
•� Before�your�initial�start-up,�please�make�sure�that�there�is�no�damage�caused�during�transportation.
•� Should�there�be�any�damage,�consult�your�dealer�and�do�not�use�the�equipment.
•� To�maintain�the�equipment�in�good�working�condition�and�to�ensure�safe�operation,�it�is�necessary��
for�the�user�to�follow�the�safety�instructions�and�warning�notes�written�in�this�manual.
•� Please�note�that�damages�caused�by�user�modifications�to�this�equipment�are�not�subject�to�warranty.
IMPORTANT:
The manufacturer will not accept liability for any resulting damages caused by the non-observance
of this manual or any unauthorised modification to the equipment.
OPERATING DETERMINATIONS
If�this�equipment�is�operated�in�any�other�way,�than�those�described�in�this�manual,�the�product�may�suffer�damage�and��
the�warranty�becomes�void.�Incorrect�operation�may�lead�to�danger�e.g:�short-circuit,�burns�and�electric�shocks�etc.�
Do�not�endanger�your�own�safety�and�the�safety�of�others!�
Incorrect�installation�or�use�can�cause�serious�damage�to�people�and/or�property.
CAUTION!
KEEP THIS EQUIPMENT
AWAY FROM RAIN,
MOISTURE AND LIQUIDS
CAUTION!
TAKE CARE USING
THIS EQUIPMENT!
HIGH VOLTAGE-RISK
OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!!
•� Never�let�the�power�cable�come�into�contact�with�other�
cables.�Handle�the�power�cable�and�all�mains�voltage��
connections�with�particular�caution!
•� Never�remove�warning�or�informative�labels�from�the�unit.
•� Do�not�open�the�equipment�and�do�not�modify�the�unit.
•� Do�not�connect�this�equipment�to�a�dimmer�pack.
•� Do�not�switch�the�equipment�on�and�off�in�short�intervals,�
as�this�will�reduce�the�system’s�life.
•� Only�use�the�equipment�indoors.
•� Do�not�expose�to�flammable�sources,�liquids�or�gases.
•� Always�disconnect�the�power�from�the�mains�when��
equipment�is�not�in�use�or�before�cleaning!�Only�handle�
the�power-cable�by�the�plug.�Never�pull�out�the�plug�by�
pulling�the�power-cable.
•� Make�sure�that�the�available�mains�supply�voltage�is�
between�100~240V�AC,�50/60Hz.
•� Make�sure�that�the�power�cable�is�never�crimped�or��
damaged.�Check�the�equipment�and�the�power�cable�
periodically.
•� If�the�equipment�is�dropped�or�damaged,�disconnect�the�
mains�power�supply�immediately�and�have�a�qualified�
engineer�inspect�the�equipment�before�operating�again.�
�
•� If�the�equipment�has�been�exposed�to�drastic��
temperature�fluctuation�(e.g.�after�transportation),��
do�not�connect�power�or�switch�it�on�immediately.��
The�arising�condensation�might�damage�the�equipment.�
Leave�the�equipment�switched�off�until�it�has�reached�
room�temperature.
•� If�your�product�fails�to�function�correctly,�stop�use�
immediately.�Pack�the�unit�securely�(preferably�in�the��
original�packing�material),�and�return�it�to�your�Pro�Light�
dealer�for�service.
•� Only�use�fuses�of�same�type�and�rating.
•� Repairs,�servicing�and�power�connection�must�only�be��
carried�out�by�a�qualified�technician.�THIS�UNIT�CONTAINS�
NO�USER�SERVICEABLE�PARTS.
•� This�lighting�fixture�is�for�professional�use�only�-�it�is�
not�designed�for�or�suitable�for�household�use.�The�
product�must�be�installed�by�a�qualified�technician�in�
accordance�with�local�territory�regulations.�The�safety�of�
the�installation�is�the�responsibility�of�the�installer.�The�
fixture�presents�risks�of�severe�injury�or�death�due�to�fire�
hazards,�electric�shock�and�falls.
•� Warning!�Risk�Group�2�LED�product�according�to�
EN�62471.�Do�not�view�the�light�output�with�optical�
instruments�or�any�device�that�may�concentrate�the�beam.
•� WARRANTY:�Two�years�from�date�of�purchase.
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Product overview & technical specifications
This�Tour�Batten�TW�features�10�x�10W�warm�white�LEDs�and�a�variable�colour�temperature�between�
1600K–2900K.�The�temperature�can�be�set�via�the�rear�menu�or�DMX.�When�dimmed,�the�fixture�can�emulate�a�
traditional�halogen�lamp�with�an�orange�glow�similar�to�a�sun�strip,�whilst�the�18°�beam�produces�a�smooth�wash�
or�blinder�effect.
Tour Batten TW
Specifications
Tour Batten TW
Power�consumption
110W
Power�supply
100~240V,�50/60Hz
Dimensions
139�x�1082�x�130mm
Weight
6.5kg
Order�code
ELUM120A
1082mm
130mm
1000mm
78.2mm
1042mm
139mm
92.8mm
01�-�Power�indicator�LED
02�-�RDM/DMX�indicator�LED
03�-�LCD�display
04�-�Function�buttons
05�-�5-Pin�DMX�input
06�-�5-Pin�DMX�output
07�-�PowerCON�input
08�-�PowerCON�output
09�-�Fuse�T3.15A�250V
10�-�Power�switch�on/off
In�the�box:�1 x fixture,
2 x end brackets,
1 x power cable
& 1 x user manual
RDM/DMX OUTPUT
POWER OUTPUT (15A Max.)
RDM/DMX INPUT
POWER INPUT (15A Max.)
100-240V~50/60Hz
MENU
UP
ENTER
RDM/DMX
POWER
DOWN
PRESS & HOLD “MENU” AND “ENTER” TO UNLOCK
1 = Ground
2 = Data -
3 = Data +
4 = NC
5 = NC
1 = Ground
2 = Data -
3 = Data +
4 = NC
5 = NC
POWER
FUSE:
T3.15A 250V
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CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN THIS FIXTURE
WARNING: THIS PRODUCT MUST BE EARTHED
RDM/DMX OUTPUT
POWER OUTPUT (15A Max.)
MENU
UP
ENTER
RDM/DMX
POWER
DOWN
PRESS & HOLD “MENU” AND “ENTER” TO UNLOCK
1 = Ground
2 = Data -
3 = Data +
4 = NC
5 = NC
TOUR BATTEN TW
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CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN THIS FIXTURE
WARNING: THIS PRODUCT MUST BE
RDM/DMX OUTPUT
POWER OUTPUT (15A Max.)
MENU
UP
ENTER
RDM/DMX
POWER
DOWN
PRESS & HOLD “MENU” AND “ENTER” TO UNLOCK
1 = Ground
2 = Data -
3 = Data +
4 = NC
5 = NC
TOUR BATTEN TW
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CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN THIS FIXTURE
WARNING: THIS PRODUCT MUST BE EARTHED
RDM/DMX INPUT
POWER INPUT (15A Max.)
100-240V~50/60Hz
ENTER
RDM/DMX
POWER
WN
NTER” TO UNLOCK
1 = Ground
2 = Data -
3 = Data +
4 = NC
5 = NC
POWER
FUSE:
T3.15A 250V
TOUR BATTEN TW
www.prolight.co.uk
CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN THIS FIXTURE
WARNING: THIS PRODUCT MUST BE EARTHED
RDM/DMX INPUT
POWER INPUT (15A Max.)
100-240V~50/60Hz
1 = Ground
2 = Data -
3 = Data +
4 = NC
5 = NC
POWER
FUSE:
T3.15A 250V
TOUR BATTEN TW
www.prolight.co.uk
CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN THIS FIXTURE
WARNING: THIS PRODUCT MUST BE EARTHED
06
05
08
01
02
04
03
07
09
10
0m
1m
2m
3m
4m
5m
18° - Lux
2140
1731
769
20°
433
277
•�2�year�warranty
•�10�x�10W�warm�white�LEDs
•�Beam�angle:�18°
•�1731�Lux�@�2m
•�Pixel�mapping�capabilities
•�DMX�channels:�8�bit�-�
1/2/5/10/6
•�16�bit�-�2/4/10/20
•�Static,�auto�run�and�master/
slave�modes
•�0�-�100%�16�bit�dimming
•�RDM�(Remote�Device�
Management)
•�4�push�button�menu�with�
LCD�display
•�PowerCON�input/output
•�5-Pin�XLR�input/output
•�Convection�cooled
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Operating instructions
Main Menu
Sub Menu
Options/Values
Description
DMX�
Channel
01/8Bit
1�channel�mode�-�8�bit
DMX�Channel�Setting
02/16Bit
2�channel�mode�-�16�bit
02/8Bit
2�channel�mode�-�8�bit
04/16Bit
4�channel�mode�-�16�bit
05/8Bit
5�channel�mode�-�8�bit
10/16Bit
10�channel�mode�-�16�bit
10/8Bit
10�channel�mode�-�8�bit
20/16Bit
20�channel�mode�-�16�bit
06/8Bit
6�channel�mode�-�8�bit
Address
001-512
DMX�Address�Setting
No�DMX
OFF
Functions�when�no�DMX�signal
Hold
Program
Glide
ON
Switching�DMX�fade�to�on�activates�
a�short�delay�on�DMX�commands
OFF
Chase
Program
Program:01-Program:16/�
Program:�Auto/�Program:�Full
Program
Master
000-100
Master�dimmer
Speed
01-100
Program�Speed
FadeTime
000-100
Program�Fade
IMPORTANT! PLEASE NOTE: The�LCD�display�for�this�fixture�has�a�menu�locking�function�where��
after�30�seconds�of inactivity�it�will�lock.�To�unlock�the�menu�hold�the�“MENU”�and�“ENTER” buttons�
for�3�seconds.
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DMX mode:
Operating�in�a�DMX�control�mode�environment�gives�the�user�the�greatest�flexibility�when�it�comes��
to�customising�or�creating�a�show.�In�this�mode�you�will�be�able�to�control�each�individual�trait�of�the�
fixture�and�each�fixture�independently.�
To�access�the�DMX�channel�mode,�press�the�“MENU”�button�on�the�front�of�the�unit�to�show��
“Address” on�the�LCD�display.�Press�the�“ENTER”�button�to�show�“Channel” on�the�LCD�display.��
Now�use�the�“UP”�and�“DOWN”�buttons�to�choose�one�of�the�channel�modes;��
1/2/5/10/6�-�8�bit,�2/4/10/20�-�16�bit�(see�chart�on�page�4).�
Press�the�“ENTER”�button�to�confirm�the�setting.
To�access�the�DMX�address�mode,�press�the�“MENU”�button�on�the�front�of�the�unit�to�show��
“Address” on�the�LCD�display.�Now�the�“UP”�and�“DOWN”�buttons�to�set�the�required�DMX�address.��
Press�the�“ENTER”�button�to�confirm�the�setting.
To�access�the�DMX�bit�setting,�press�the�“MENU”�button�on�the�front�of�the�unit�to�show��
“Address” on�the�LCD�display.�Press�the�“ENTER”�button�to�show�“Glide” on�the��
LCD�display.�Now�the�“UP”�and�“DOWN”�buttons�to�set�the�DMX�fade�“ON”�or�“OFF”.��
Press�the�“ENTER”�button�to�confirm�the�setting.
To�exit�out�of�any�of�the�above�options,�press�the�“MENU”�button.
Operating instructions
Channel
Value
Function
1
000-255
LEDs�1-10�dimmer�(0-100%)
1 channel mode - 8 bit:
Channel
Value
Function
1
000-255
LEDs�1-5�dimmer�(0-100%)
2
000-255
LEDs�6-10�dimmer�(0-100%)
2 channel mode - 8 bit:
Channel
Value
Function
1
000-255
LEDs�1-2�dimmer�(0-100%)
2
000-255
LEDs�3-4�dimmer�(0-100%)
3
000-255
LEDs�5-6�dimmer�(0-100%)
4
000-255
LEDs�7-8�dimmer�(0-100%)
5
000-255
LEDs�9-10�dimmer�(0-100%)
5 channel mode - 8 bit:
Channel
Value
Function
1�high�8�byte�
2�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LEDs�1-10�dimmer��
(0-100%)
2 channel mode - 16 bit:
Channel
Value
Function
1�high�8�byte�
2�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LEDs�1-5�dimmer��
(0-100%)
3�high�8�byte�
4�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LEDs�6-10�dimmer��
(0-100%)
4 channel mode - 16 bit:
Channel
Value
Function
1�high�8�byte�
2�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LEDs�1-2�dimmer��
(0-100%)
3�high�8�byte�
4�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LEDs�3-4�dimmer��
(0-100%)
5�high�8�byte�
6�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LEDs�5-6�dimmer��
(0-100%)
7�high�8�byte�
8�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LEDs�7-8�dimmer��
(0-100%)
9�high�8�byte�
10�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LEDs�9-10�dimmer��
(0-100%)
10 channel mode - 16 bit:
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Operating instructions
Channel
Value
Function
1�high�8�byte�
2�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LED�1�dimmer�(0-100%)
3�high�8�byte�
4�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LED�2�dimmer�(0-100%)
5�high�8�byte�
6�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LED�3�dimmer�(0-100%)
7�high�8�byte�
8�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LED�4�dimmer�(0-100%)
9�high�8�byte�
10�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LED�5�dimmer�(0-100%)
11�high�8�byte�
12�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LED�6�dimmer�(0-100%)
13�high�8�byte�
14�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LED�7�dimmer�(0-100%)
15�high�8�byte�
16�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LED�8�dimmer�(0-100%)
17�high�8�byte�
18�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LED�9�dimmer�(0-100%)
19�high�8�byte�
20�low�8�byte
00000-
65535
LED�10�dimmer�(0-100%)
20 channel mode - 16 bit:
Channel
Value
Function
1
000-255
LED�1�dimmer�(0-100%)
2
000-255
LED�2�dimmer�(0-100%)
3
000-255
LED�3�dimmer�(0-100%)
4
000-255
LED�4�dimmer�(0-100%)
5
000-255
LED�5�dimmer�(0-100%)
6
000-255
LED�6�dimmer�(0-100%)
7
000-255
LED�7�dimmer�(0-100%)
8
000-255
LED�8�dimmer�(0-100%)
9
000-255
LED�9�dimmer�(0-100%)
10
000-255
LED�10�dimmer�(0-100%)
10 channel mode - 8 bit:
Channel
Value
Function
1
000-255
Master�dimmer�(0-100%)
2
000-255
Program
3
000-255
Program�speed�(slow-fast)
4
000-255
Fade�Time�(slow-fast)
5
000-080
Program�Stop
081-160
Program�Pause
161-255
Program�Play
6
000-255
Master
6 channel mode - 8 bit:
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Chase mode:
To�access�the�chase�mode,�press�the�“MENU”�button�on�the�front�of�the�unit�to�show��
“Program” on�the�LCD�display.�Now�the�“UP”�and�“DOWN”�buttons�to�set�the�required�program�“01” -
“10”/ “Auto”/ “Full”.�Press�the�“ENTER”�button�to�confirm�the�setting.
“Master” should�now�be�shown�on�the�LCD�display.�Use�the�“UP”�and�“DOWN”�buttons�to�set�the�chase�
modes�dimming�“000” - “100”.�Press�the�“ENTER”�button�to�confirm�the�setting.�
(000 = LED off, 100 = LED at full brightness).
“Speed” should�now�be�shown�on�the�LCD�display.�Use�the�“UP”�and�“DOWN”�buttons�to�set�the�required�
speed�“01” - “100”.�Press�the�“ENTER”�button�to�confirm�the�setting.�
(01 = slow, 100 = fast).
“FadeTime” should�now�be�shown�on�the�LCD�display.�Use�the�“UP”�and�“DOWN”�buttons�to�set�the�
required�amount�of�fade�“000” - “100”.�Press�the�“ENTER”�button�to�confirm�the�setting.�
(000 = no fade, 100 = full fade).
To�exit�out�of�any�of�the�above�options,�press�the�“MENU”�button.
Operating instructions
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Setting the DMX address:
The�DMX�mode�enables�the�use�of�a�universal�DMX�controller.�Each�fixture�requires�a�“start�address”�
from�1-�511.�A�fixture�requiring�one�or�more�channels�for�control�begins�to�read�the�data�on�the�channel�
indicated�by�the�start�address.�For�example,�a�fixture�that�occupies�or�uses�7�channels�of�DMX�and�was�
addressed�to�start�on�DMX�channel�100,�would�read�data�from�channels:�100,101,102,103,104,105�
and�106.�Choose�a�start�address�so�that�the�channels�used�do�not�overlap.�E.g.�the�next�unit�in�the�
chain�starts�at�107.
DMX 512:
DMX�(Digital�Multiplex)�is�a�universal�protocol�used�as�a�form�of�communication�between�intelligent�
fixtures�and�controllers.�A�DMX�controller�sends�DMX�data�instructions�form�the�controller�to�the�fixture.�
DMX�data�is�sent�as�serial�data�that�travels�from�fixture�to�fixture�via�the�DATA�“IN”�and�DATA�“OUT”��
XLR�terminals�located�on�all�DMX�fixtures�(most�controllers�only�have�a�data�“out”�terminal).
DMX linking:
DMX�is�a�language�allowing�all�makes�and�models�of�different�manufactures�to�be�linked�together��
and�operate�from�a�single�controller,�as�long�as�all�fixtures�and�the�controller�are�DMX�compliant.��
To�ensure�proper�DMX�data�transmission,�when�using�several�DMX�fixtures�try�to�use�the�shortest��
cable�path�possible.�The�order�in�which�fixtures�are�connected�in�a�DMX�line�does�not�influence�the��
DMX�addressing.�For�example;�a�fixture�assigned�to�a�DMX�address�of�1�may�be�placed�anywhere�in��
a�DMX�line,�at�the�beginning,�at�the�end,�or�anywhere�in�the�middle.�When�a�fixture�is�assigned�a��
DMX�address�of�1,�the�DMX�controller�knows�to�send�DATA�assigned�to�address�1�to�that�unit,��
no�matter�where�it�is�located�in�the�DMX�chain.
DATA cable (DMX cable) requirements (for DMX operation):
This�fixture�can�be�controlled�via�DMX-512�protocol.�The�DMX�address�is�set�on�the�back�of�the�unit.�
Your�unit�and�your�DMX�controller�require�a�standard�3-pin�XLR�connector�for�data�input/output,��
see�image�below.
Note: DMX cable must be daisy chained and cannot be split.
DMX setup
Further�DMX�cables�can�be�
purchased�from�all�good�sound�
and�lighting�suppliers�or��
Pro�Light�Concepts�dealers.
Please�quote:
CABL185 – 2m
CABL187 – 5m
CABL188 – 10m
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Notice:
Be�sure�to�follow�the�diagrams�below�when�making�your�own�cables.�Do�not�connect�the�cables��
shield�conductor�to�the�ground�lug�or�allow�the�shield�conductor�to�come�in�contact�with�the�XLRs��
outer�casing.�Grounding�the�shield�could�cause�a�short�circuit�and�erratic�behaviour.
Special note:
Line termination:
When�longer�runs�of�cable�are�used,��
you�may�need�to�use�a�terminator�on��
the�last�unit�to�avoid�erratic�behaviour.
Using a cable terminator will decrease
the possibilities of erratic behaviour.
(3-pin - Order ref: CABL90, 5-pin - Order ref: CABL89)
5-pin XLR DMX connectors:
Some�manufactures�use�5-pin�XLR�connectors�for�data�transmission�in�place�of�3-pin.�5-pin�XLR�fixtures�
may�be�implemented�in�a�3-pin�XLR�DMX�line.�When�inserting�standard�5-pin�XLR�connectors�in�to�a�
3-pin�line�a�cable�adaptor�must�be�used.�The�diagram�below�details�the�correct�cable�conversion.
Termination�reduces�signal�transmission�
problems�and�interference.�It�is�always�
advisable�to�connect�a�DMX�terminal,�
(resistance�120�Ohm�1/4�W)�between�pin�2�
(DMX-)�and�pin�3�(DMX+)�of�the�last�fixture.
5-pin XLR (socket)
Pin 1: GND (screen)
Pin 2: Signal (-)
Pin 3: Signal (+)
Pin 4: N/C
Pin 5: N/C
3-pin XLR (socket)
Pin 1: GND (screen)
Pin 2: Signal (-)
Pin 3: Signal (+)
3-pin XLR (socket)
Pin 1: GND (screen)
Pin 2: Signal (-)
Pin 3: Signal (+)
5-pin XLR (socket)
Pin 1: GND (screen)
Pin 2: Signal (-)
Pin 3: Signal (+)
Pin 4: N/C
Pin 5: N/C
DMX setup
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WEEE notice
Correct Disposal of this Product
(Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)
(Applicable in the European Union and other European countries
with separate collection systems)
This�marking�shown�on�the�product�or�its�literature,�indicates�that�it�should�not�be�disposed��
with�other�household�wastes�at�the�end�of�its�working�life.�To�prevent�possible�harm�to�the��
environment�or�human�health�from�uncontrolled�waste�disposal,�please�separate�this�from�other�
types�of�wastes�and�recycle�it�responsibly�to�promote�the�sustainable�reuse�of�material�resources.
Household�users�should�contact�either�the�retailer�where�they�purchased�this�product,�or�their�
local�government�office,�for�details�of�where�and�how�they�can�take�this�item�for�environmentally�
safe�recycling.
Business�users�should�contact�their�supplier�and�check�the�terms�and�conditions�of�the��
purchase�contract.�This�product�should�not�be�mixed�with�other�commercial�wastes�for�disposal.