hello. recently got 2 of the par 64 led lights. and for some reason one fixture isn't producing the same color mixes ,throw and spot as the other. not sure why they wouldn't perform identical dispalys. can anyone help?
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Hi spookylights83 and welcome to the forums.
Try setting them to the same DMX address and sending them the exact same commands. See if this helps any.
Try setting them to the same DMX address and sending them the exact same commands. See if this helps any.
yeah i've tried everything using a dmx controller and deipswitches alone, it almost seems like one of the 3 colors of led's aren't intense enough as the rest. i don't know, i think i might buy a new one and see which 2 fixtures match and return the other under warranty. thanks for the help though!
steve
steve
Sorry to say that sounds like your best bet. Then turn the one that doesn't match in for service or return it. And your more then welcome for the help.
Just a thought, but perhaps some of the LED bulbs are burned out or otherwise damaged?
Put them both on FULL ON for all 3 color channels. Make sure they are both oriented the same. And look through a filter, say, some dark glass like a welder's glass(maybe not that dark). They do get bright.
I'd say save yourself time. Take yours to the store and check then IN STORE. Keep the good one, return the not so good one.
I had a similar issue but with speakers. I ended getting a pair of the "last year's model" and I wasn't totally pleased with them,, but when I compared them A/B to the current model, I was much happier with the sound of the older model, the newer cross-over sucked. Same amps, same head end and same cables.
Put them both on FULL ON for all 3 color channels. Make sure they are both oriented the same. And look through a filter, say, some dark glass like a welder's glass(maybe not that dark). They do get bright.
I'd say save yourself time. Take yours to the store and check then IN STORE. Keep the good one, return the not so good one.
I had a similar issue but with speakers. I ended getting a pair of the "last year's model" and I wasn't totally pleased with them,, but when I compared them A/B to the current model, I was much happier with the sound of the older model, the newer cross-over sucked. Same amps, same head end and same cables.