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[NovaP300c-NovaP600c] Light Configuration & Settings
Nova P300c & Nova P600c Light Configuration & Settings
Menu
Press the MENU button to navigate to the Root Menu. While on the Root Menu screen, rotate the INT Button and press the INT button to select between:
- Output Mode
- DMX Settings
- Fan Mode
- Dimming Curves
- Freq. Selection
- CRMX Settings
- BT Settings
- Studio Mode
- Update Firmware
- Firmware Version
- Language
- Factory Reset
- Custom FX
- Screensaver
- Exit
Output Mode
Press the MENU button to enter the menu interface; rotate the INT Wheel and short press to enter Output Mode.
Constant Output: maintain the brightness output during the process of changing the fixture's color temperature.
Max Output: perform at the maximum possible brightness output throughout the color temperature range.
Fan Mode
Press the MENU button to enter the menu interface. Rotate the INT Wheel and press to enter the Fan Mode. Turn the INT Wheel to choose from Smart/ High/ Medium/ Silent mode, and then press the INT wheel to confirm the selection.
Dimming Curves
Press the MENU button to enter the menu interface, rotate the INT wheel to select Dimming Curve, and press the INT wheel to enter the Dimming Curve selection menu. Using the INT wheel to choose from exponential (Exp), logarithmic (Log), S-Curve, or linear dimming curves, and press the INT wheel to confirm the selection.
Studio Mode
Press the MENU button to enter the menu interface. Rotate the INT Wheel to select and press to enter Studio Mode interface. Then, rotate the INT Wheel to turn the Studio Mode on (YES) or off (NO).
Whenever the Studio Mode is "ON", the fixture powers on only when AC power is present; whenever the Studio Mode is "OFF", the fixture powers on only when the Power Switch is in the ON position and the lamp is receiving power from either AC or its DC source.
If your lamps are being used in a rigged environment, enabling Studio Mode would allowed you to power off the lamps using the AC power provided; the next day, providing power via AC again, would turn the lamps back on without a need to physically toggle the "Power" button/switch.
Frequency Selection
The Frequency selection mode allows you to tune the frequency of the dimming controls in the Nova P300c & P600c to help negate any flicker. This is predominantly for when a filmmaker is shooting at higher shutter speeds. The base frequency of the dimming circuitry is 20KHz, and each unit of the Frequency Selection Mode (1-10) decreases the frequency by 200Hz. The P600c Frequency Selection Mode allows for stepped increments of +100Hz up to +2000Hz.
Rotate the Wheel to adjust the light frequency by ±100Hz every turn.
Bluetooth
Press the MENU button to enter the menu interface. Rotate the INT Wheel to select and press "BT Settings" to enter Bluetooth interface. Turn the INT Wheel to select BT Status/BT Reset/ BT UID/Exit.
BT Status: Short press the INT wheel to turn on or off the Bluetooth module.
BT Reset: Short press the INT wheel to reset or cancel the Bluetooth module.
BT UID: Display the Bluetooth serial number.
Exit: Short press to Exit return to the main menu.
"Bluetooth" is referring to Sidus Link Mesh Bluetooth.
If BT Settings (Sidus Link Mesh BT) is enabled ("ON"), then CRMX is disabled ("OFF") automatically. If CRMX is enabled ("ON"), the BT Settings (Sidus Mesh BT) are disabled ("OFF") automatically.
Update Firmware
Press the MENU button to enter the menu interface. Rotate the INT Wheel to select "Update Firmware" and then select "YES" or "NO".
If a USB flash drive containing a firmware update is mounted in the USB port (located on the side of the Control Box), the screen will display an update progress. If you choose “NO”, then it will return the menu interface.
The Firmware File should be an unzipped ".bin" file on the root of your USB-C flash drive.
Firmware update can also be done via Sidus Link app using OTA (Over the Air Technology).
Firmware Version
To see what Firmware Version the fixture is currently using, select "Firmware Version" from the menu interface.
Language
Press the MENU button to enter the menu interface. Rotate the INT Wheel to select and press to enter the Language interface. You can rotate the INT wheel to select between English or Chinese. Press the INT Wheel to confirm the selection.
Factory Reset
Press the MENU button to enter the menu interface, rotate the INT wheel to select and press to enter the Factory Reset interface.
The factory default settings are:
Fan: Smart Mode
Intensity: 50%
CCT: 5500K,
Output Mode: Constant Output
BT Status: ON
Studio Mode: OFF
Dimming Curve: Linear
DMX channel number: 001
Language: English
FX: Fireworks; Frequency: 5
Custom FX
Press the MENU button to enter the menu interface. Rotate the INT Wheel to select and press to enter the Custom FX. You can choose to enter Picker FX or Music FX. Each type can save 10 custom FXs. In the name of each FX, "NO FX" means unsaved FX, and "Untitled" means saved FX.
Fixture Presets
There are 4 Preset Buttons on the Control Box. After setting the light to the desired output mode, long press any one of the four buttons 1, 2, 3, 4 to start the process of saving the preset, and use the INT knob to select "Yes/No". Then, you can use these preset buttons in while in any mode to activate the preset mode and content previously saved to the preset.
Presets will change the Manual Mode to whichever mode you used to store the preset.