User Guide- DMX dimmer
Source Presets Explained
● 2800K – Common household fixtures utilize tungsten bulbs operate at 2800K. Household
fixtures include lamps, floodlights, accent lights, outdoor lights, and holiday lights.
● 3200K – Common color temperature used for photo and film light sources.
● 4700K – Very close to a warm fluorescent fixture and used when the green spectrum is not
available in other fixtures besides the RGBW.
● 5600K – Commonly referred to as “daylight balanced” in the Kelvin Temperature scale.
● 6200K – Various HDMI and other light sources produce this color temperature which is slightly
cooler white than the standard 5600K fixture.
● Cool White Fluorescent – Most common in office buildings and household lighting.
Manufacturer’s exact colors may vary, so this is an average that has become an industry
standard.
● Metal Halide – Commonly used in showrooms, factories, and large arenas as a lower cost to
tungsten.
● Mercury Vapor - Commonly used for similar applications to Metal Halide, but Mercury Vapor is
also found in street lamps and factories.
● Sodium Vapor – A very orange/red light commonly used in factories, warehouses and
streetlights.
Note: Menu items, order, and functionality may change with future firmware updates.
Gel Presets
The Wireless DMX Dimmer has been preloaded with over 100 presets* for use when a compatible Flex
Cine RGBW mat is attached.
Accessing & Adjusting
1. From the main menu select the Mode menu option by pressing the center OK button.
2. Once in the Mode menu, press the ▲ (Up) and ▼ (Down) arrows to locate the Gels
option and
press OK and the next menu screen will display two selectable options; Lee Technicals and Lee
Colors.
3. Once the desired preset option, Lee Technicals or Lee Colors, has been selected you will be able
to scroll through color gel presets by using the ▲ (Up) and ▼ (Down) Arrows.
4. Use the ▶ (Right) and ◀ (Left) Arrows to control the intensity.
5. PRESS and HOLD the ▼ (Down) arrow for 3 seconds to adjust the current gel settings.
6. PRESS and HOLD the ▲ (Up) arrow for 3 seconds to save the desired settings as a custom preset.
7. Return to previous menu screens by holding down the OK button.
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