05 | CONTROL BUTTONS AND FUNCTIONS
05.1 On switch
Use the on/off switch (06) to switch on the radio remote control. If there is no input for about 10 seconds, the remote control switches
off automatically to save energy.
05.2 CH – and CH+
Press the CH – (04a) or CH + (04b) button to select the desired radio channel from 00 to 50.
Important:
In order to be able to control a device with the remote control, the same radio channel must be selected on
the remote control as on the LED permanent lights to be controlled.
05.2.1 Setting the radio channel on the LED permanent light DLP-70W/DLP-100W
Press the control dial (blue) to set the colour temperature/channels. The permanent light display then shows the set group and next
to it the set channel, e.g. A03, instead of the colour temperature. To change the channel, turn the control dial until the desired
channel appears. Possible channel selection: 00 to 50. After approx. 2 seconds, the display jumps back to the colour temperature.
Why are there different channels and which channel should I set?
In principle, it doesn't matter which channel you select for your device(s). The important thing is to set same channel on the remote
control as on the LED permanent light. You will need to switch to another channel if interfering radio signals appear in the vicinity.
These can be caused by office equipment or other remote controls that send out a radio signal, among other things. If the same
devices are used in neighbouring photo studios, you will also need to switch to a different radio channel in order not to inadvertently
control the lights in the neighbouring studio.
05.3 GRP button
To select the group. Possible groups: A, B, C, D, E and F.
Press the GRP button (04c) repeatedly until the required group is set, for example A03.
Important:
In order to be able to control a device with the remote control, the same group must be selected on the remote
control as on the LED permanent lights to be controlled.
05.3.1 Setting the group on the LED permanent light DLP-70W/DLP-100W
Press the rotary control (white) to set the illumination level/groups. The set group, e.g. A, appears on the lamp display instead of the
colour temperature. To change the group, turn the control dial until the desired group appears. Possible group selection: A, B, C, D,
E and F. After approx. 2 seconds the display jumps back to the colour temperature.
Why are there different groups and which group should I set?
It only makes sense to use different group settings if several LED permanent lights are being used. For example, if you are illuminating
the foreground with a permanent light and the background with another, a single remote control can be used to independently
control both permanent lights. For example, set the permanent foreground light to channel A and the permanent light for the
background to group B. If you now want to control the permanent light for the foreground, use the GRP button (04c) to set group
A. The light output and the colour temperature can now be set. If you want to make the settings for the background light, first use the
GRP button (04c) to select group B. If you want to control 2 or more LED permanent lights simultaneously and synchronously,
set the same group for all permanent lights.
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