Battery-powered tour par with 7 × 10 W RGBW 4-in-1 LEDs, up to 20 hours runtime, W-DMX, IR remote, frost filter and IP65 protection
Operating manual. Please read in full before first use and keep for future reference.
Foreword
Thank you for purchasing the Lexvision LV-7 Battery. All fixtures are checked before shipping and leave the factory in excellent operating condition.
First check the shipping carton for transport damage, then check the fixture itself for integrity and correct operation. If damage is found, parts are missing or the fixture works abnormally, contact the manufacturer for further instructions — do not return the fixture to the dealer before contacting us.
The LV-7 offers three operating modes: DMX mode, Auto mode and Master/Slave mode, plus five DMX channel modes with 2, 3, 4, 9 and 12 channels. Several fixtures can be linked: one fixture in Auto mode, all others in Master/Slave mode — the slave fixtures then follow the master.
Table of Contents
Chapter 01
Before you operate this unit read the manual carefully. Always include the manual if you pass, rent or sell the unit to another user. This manual cannot address all possible dangers and environments — please use your own caution when operating. This product is for professional use only, not for household use.
A rechargeable lithium ion battery is built into this unit.
Chapter 02
| LED source | 7 × 10 W high-power LED, RGBW 4-in-1 |
| Optics | 7 × high-efficiency acrylic lens 15° |
| Filters | Frost filter (supplied) · diffuser optional |
| Light effects | Color mixing, variable color change, strobing, dimmer, fading |
| Dimmer curves | 4 (Curve 1 – Curve 4) |
| PWM rate | 600 / 1200 / 2400 / 4800 / 9600 Hz |
| Protocol | DMX-512 · W-DMX · RDM · Master/Slave · Auto · IR-remote |
| DMX channels | 2 / 3 / 4 / 9 / 12 CH |
| ID addresses | up to 66 per DMX start address |
| Custom programs | 11 programs (PR.01–PR.11) with 32 scenes each |
| Display | 2,0" TFT-LCD, 4 buttons |
| W-DMX range | up to 200 m with clear line of sight |
| Battery | Lithium ion, built in |
| Runtime | up to 20 h with color change and dimming · approx. 5 h at full output |
| Charging time | approx. 6 h (6 h or 12 h battery option selectable) |
| Input voltage | AC 100 – 240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Power supply | 85 W |
| Connectors | Seetronic IP65 power IN/OUT, Seetronic IP65 3-pin XLR DMX IN/OUT (5-pin optional) |
| Housing | Aluminium body |
| IP rating | IP65 |
| Cooling | Passive, temperature-regulated, with over-temperature protection |
| Operating temperature | −20 °C to 45 °C |
| Mounting | 2 × quarter-turn fastening for omega clamps · 1 × safety attachment point |
| Dimensions | 249 × 210 × 264 mm |
| Weight | 5,6 kg net |
Chapter 03
The trussing or area of installation must be able to hold 10 times the weight of the unit without any deformation. The unit must be secured with a secondary safety attachment, e.g. an appropriate safety cable.
Chapter 04
Cabling must have a male XLR connector on one end and a female XLR connector on the other end.
| Conductor | 3-pin female (output) | 5-pin male (input) |
|---|---|---|
| Ground / shield | Pin 1 | Pin 1 |
| Data (−) signal | Pin 2 | Pin 2 |
| Data (+) signal | Pin 3 | Pin 3 |
| Do not use | — | Pin 4 / Pin 5 |
If you use a controller with a 5-pin DMX output connector, you need a 5-pin to 3-pin adapter.
Connecting: Press "ENTER", scroll with "UP"/"DOWN" to SET UP, press "ENTER", then scroll to Wireless rel and press "ENTER". Then switch to DMX mode. Once the wireless icon shows green, the W-DMX connection is established — green means successful, red means not connected.
Releasing the wireless signal: Press "ENTER" until Wireless rel is shown, press "ENTER" until "press +/−" is displayed, then press and hold "UP" or "DOWN" for about 5–6 seconds until the display changes from "Initialization" to "Release finish" — the signal has been released successfully.
Note: the wireless controller should be hung in a good position; the antenna of the fixture should face the controller. The usable range is up to 200 m.
Chapter 05
| Item | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 1 | Operating mode — "DMX" in DMX mode, "SLAVE" in slave mode |
| 2 | Condition of signal transmission — green = connected, red = disconnected |
| 3 | Temperature of the fixture |
| 4 | Selectable menu items |
| 5 | Key lock — "Key lock open" = on, "Key lock off" = off |
| 6 | Condition of the wireless signal — green = connected, red = disconnected |
| 7 | Battery charge level |
While the battery is charging, the indicator runs from empty to full; once charging stops, the current charge level is shown. If the text changes from white to yellow, the configured maximum temperature has been exceeded — the fixture then regulates its operating temperature automatically. An "Error" display indicates a temperature problem.
| Button | Function |
|---|---|
| Power on/off | Switch the fixture on and off |
| DMX | Control the DMX address; double click switches to channel mode |
| SLAVE | Master/slave mode |
| AUTO 1 / AUTO 2 | Automatic mode |
| SOUND 1 / SOUND 2 | Without function |
| UP / DOWN | Choose the program or numerical value required |
| STROBE | Strobe |
| 0 – 9 | Adjust numerical values in any program mode |
| SPEED | Speed adjustment |
| R / G / B / W | Color choosing |
Chapter 06
| Menu item | Description |
|---|---|
| DMX | Connect several fixtures with DMX cable and control them from a console. Submenus: CHANNEL — select the channel mode (2/3/4/9/12 CH) · ADDRESS — select the start address 001–512. |
| RUN MODE | Select DMX or SLAVE. In slave mode the fixture follows the fixture configured as master. |
| AUTO | AUTO MODE — select the desired auto mode · SPEED — select the desired running speed. |
| CUSTOMER | Select one of the 11 custom programs edited in the "EDIT" menu. |
| CAL WHITE | Adjust the values of the 11 white colors — each editable via "Red", "Green", "Blue" and "White". |
| STAT COLOR | Set a static color and strobe: STAT RED / STAT GREEN / STAT BLUE / STAT WHITE — brightness per color · SELECT COLOR — select one of 52 static colors · STAT STROB — strobe speed. |
| EDIT | Edit custom programs PR.01 to PR.11, 32 scenes each (SC-01 to SC-32). Editable parameters per scene: RED (0–255), GREEN (0–255), BLUE (0–255), WHITE (0–255), FADE (0–31), FLASH (0–50), STROBE (0–31), TIME (0–100). Save by holding ENTER for 5 seconds. |
| UPLOAD | Transfer custom programs from the master fixture to all slave fixtures. First set the fixture holding the program to master mode and all others to slave mode, connect all fixtures with DMX cables, then select "UPLOAD" on the master and press ENTER. |
| RESET | Reset all values of the system (factory reset). |
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| ID Number | Select the ID number (001–066 or OFF). Then set channel 11 to the corresponding value range to control the fixture individually from the console. |
| Display Led / LCD Black | "ON" — the display stays on permanently · "OFF"/"30s" — the display switches off after about ten or thirty seconds. |
| Key Lock | Key lock on/off. The password is [DOWN] + [UP] + [DOWN] + [UP]. With the lock active, the password must be entered before pressing any button. |
| Max Temp | Set the maximum working temperature (default 70 °C). If exceeded, the "Temp xx" display changes from white to yellow and the fixture adjusts its working temperature automatically. |
| Dimmer RED / GREEN / BLUE / WHITE / ALL | Adjust brightness per color channel or for all channels together (000–255). |
| Dimmer Curve | Curve 1 – Curve 4 |
| Rate | 600 / 1200 / 2400 / 4800 / 9600 Hz |
| Remote | IR remote ON / OFF |
| Wireless | W-DMX ON / OFF · "Wireless rel" to connect or release (see chapter 4.2) |
| DMX State | Blackout — output goes dark when the signal is lost · DMX Hold — hold the last value |
| Factory Reset | Restore factory settings |
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Software-Ver | Software version (e.g. V1.0) |
| Hardware-Ver | Hardware version (e.g. V1.1) |
| Fix Times / Working Time | Working hours of the fixture |
| RDM UID | RDM device identifier |
Chapter 07
The LV-7 offers five channel modes with 2, 3, 4, 9 and 12 channels. The following chapters list each mode in full; the extensive color, white, AUTO and ID tables are collected in their own subchapters.
| CH | Function | Range / Description |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Color macro | 000 – 255 · 52 colors, see chapter 7.4 |
| 02 | White preset | 000 – 255 · 11 white tones, see chapter 7.5 |
| CH | Function | Range / Description |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Hue (hue) | 000 – 255 |
| 02 | Saturation (saturation) | 000 – 255 |
| 03 | Value (brightness) | 000 – 255 |
| CH | Function | Range / Description |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Red | 000 – 255 · red LED dimmer from low to high |
| 02 | Green | 000 – 255 · green LED dimmer from low to high |
| 03 | Blue | 000 – 255 · blue LED dimmer from low to high |
| 04 | White | 000 – 255 · white LED dimmer from low to high |
| CH | Function | Range / Description |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Master dimmer | 000 – 255 |
| 02 | Strobe | 000–009 OFF |
| 010–255 Strobe from slow to fast | ||
| 03 | Red | 000 – 255 |
| 04 | Green | 000 – 255 |
| 05 | Blue | 000 – 255 |
| 06 | White | 000 – 255 |
| 07 | Dimmer speed | 000 – 255 |
| 08 | AUTO program see chapter 7.5 | 000–007 OFF |
| 008–023 AUTO 1 | ||
| 024–039 AUTO 2 | ||
| 040–055 AUTO 3 | ||
| 056–071 AUTO 4 | ||
| 072–087 AUTO 5 | ||
| 088–103 AUTO 6 | ||
| 104–119 AUTO 7 | ||
| 120–129 AUTO 8 | ||
| 130–151 AUTO 9 | ||
| 152–168 AUTO 10 | ||
| 169–183 AUTO 11 | ||
| 184–199 AUTO 12 | ||
| 200–255 AUTO 13 | ||
| 09 | AUTO speed | 000 – 255 · speed from slow to fast |
| CH | Function | Range / Description |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Master dimmer | 000 – 255 |
| 02 | Strobe | 000–009 OFF |
| 010–255 Strobe from slow to fast | ||
| 03 | Red | 000 – 255 |
| 04 | Green | 000 – 255 |
| 05 | Blue | 000 – 255 |
| 06 | White | 000 – 255 |
| 07 | Dimmer speed | 000 – 255 |
| 08 | Color macro | 000 – 255 · 52 colors, see chapter 7.4 |
| 09 | White preset | 000 – 255 · 11 white tones, see chapter 7.5 |
| 10 | AUTO program | 000 – 255 · OFF, AUTO 1 – AUTO 13, see chapter 7.5 |
| 11 | ID address set | 000 – 255 · 66 ID addresses, see chapter 7.6 |
| 12 | Speed | 000 – 255 · speed from slow to fast |
Applies to channel 01 in 2-channel mode and channel 08 in 12-channel mode. The color names are taken verbatim from the manufacturer; no RGBW target values are published for these colors.
| DMX value | Color |
|---|---|
| 000–010 | none |
| 011–016 | none |
| 017–023 | none |
| 024–027 | red |
| 028–031 | green |
| 032–035 | blue |
| 036–039 | yellow |
| 040–043 | cyan |
| 044–047 | magenta |
| 048–051 | white |
| 052–055 | orange |
| 056–059 | pink |
| 060–063 | violet |
| 064–067 | aquamarine |
| DMX value | Color |
|---|---|
| 068–071 | sky blue |
| 072–075 | full white |
| 076–079 | cool white |
| 080–083 | warm white |
| 084–087 | white 3200 |
| 088–091 | white 2500 |
| 092–095 | yellow 2 |
| 096–099 | straw |
| 100–103 | orange 2 |
| 104–107 | light rose |
| 108–111 | dark pink |
| 112–115 | magenta 2 |
| 116–123 | med blue green |
| 124–127 | blue 2 |
| DMX value | Color |
|---|---|
| 128–131 | bright pink |
| 132–135 | medium blue |
| 136–139 | golden amber |
| 140–143 | deep golden amber |
| 144–147 | pale lavender |
| 148–151 | apricot |
| 152–155 | med blue red |
| 156–159 | chocolate |
| 160–163 | just blue |
| 164–167 | surprise pink |
| 168–171 | scarlet |
| 172–175 | surprise peach |
| 176–179 | light peach |
| DMX value | Color |
|---|---|
| 180–183 | warm white 2 |
| 184–187 | mauve |
| 188–191 | bright blue |
| 192–195 | alice blue |
| 196–199 | rose indigo |
| 200–203 | urban blue |
| 204–207 | cool blue |
| 208–211 | light salmon |
| 212–215 | mayan sun |
| 216–219 | cherry rose |
| 220–222 | flesh pink |
| 223–255 | skelton exotic sangria |
The eleven white tones correspond to the presets of the CAL WHITE menu, where each can be individually calibrated via its red, green, blue and white values. The color temperatures shown are the target values of the 2500 K to 10000 K series held in the menu.
| DMX value | Preset | Color temperature (CAL WHITE) |
|---|---|---|
| 000–001 | none | — |
| 002–023 | White 1 | 2500 K |
| 024–047 | White 2 | 3000 K |
| 048–071 | White 3 | 3500 K |
| 072–095 | White 4 | 4000 K |
| 096–119 | White 5 | 4500 K |
| 120–143 | White 6 | 5000 K |
| 144–167 | White 7 | 6000 K |
| 168–191 | White 8 | 7000 K |
| 192–215 | White 9 | 8000 K |
| 216–225 | White 10 | 9000 K |
| 226–255 | White 11 | 10000 K |
Thirteen internal auto programs. The run speed is controlled via the speed channel (9 CH: channel 09 · 12 CH: channel 12).
| DMX value | Program |
|---|---|
| 000–007 | OFF |
| 008–023 | AUTO 1 |
| 024–039 | AUTO 2 |
| 040–055 | AUTO 3 |
| 056–071 | AUTO 4 |
| 072–087 | AUTO 5 |
| 088–103 | AUTO 6 |
| 104–119 | AUTO 7 |
| 120–129 | AUTO 8 |
| 130–151 | AUTO 9 |
| 152–168 | AUTO 10 |
| 169–183 | AUTO 11 |
| 184–199 | AUTO 12 |
| 200–255 | AUTO 13 |
Up to 66 separate ID addresses can be assigned per DMX start address. Activate ID addressing in the menu via SET UP → ID Number and set an incremental value in each fixture. With channel 11 at 000–009 the whole group at that DMX address is controlled collectively; setting one of the ID values addresses that single fixture only.
| Value | ID |
|---|---|
| 000–009 | all IDs |
| 010–019 | ID 1 |
| 020–029 | ID 2 |
| 030–039 | ID 3 |
| 040–049 | ID 4 |
| 050–059 | ID 5 |
| 060–069 | ID 6 |
| 070–079 | ID 7 |
| 080–089 | ID 8 |
| 090–099 | ID 9 |
| 100–109 | ID 10 |
| 110–119 | ID 11 |
| 120–129 | ID 12 |
| 130–139 | ID 13 |
| 140–149 | ID 14 |
| 150–159 | ID 15 |
| 160–169 | ID 16 |
| 170–179 | ID 17 |
| 180–189 | ID 18 |
| 190–199 | ID 19 |
| 200–209 | ID 20 |
| 210 | ID 21 |
| 211 | ID 22 |
| Value | ID |
|---|---|
| 212 | ID 23 |
| 213 | ID 24 |
| 214 | ID 25 |
| 215 | ID 26 |
| 216 | ID 27 |
| 217 | ID 28 |
| 218 | ID 29 |
| 219 | ID 30 |
| 220 | ID 31 |
| 221 | ID 32 |
| 222 | ID 33 |
| 223 | ID 34 |
| 224 | ID 35 |
| 225 | ID 36 |
| 226 | ID 37 |
| 227 | ID 38 |
| 228 | ID 39 |
| 229 | ID 40 |
| 230 | ID 41 |
| 231 | ID 42 |
| 232 | ID 43 |
| 233 | ID 44 |
| Value | ID |
|---|---|
| 234 | ID 45 |
| 235 | ID 46 |
| 236 | ID 47 |
| 237 | ID 48 |
| 238 | ID 49 |
| 239 | ID 50 |
| 240 | ID 51 |
| 241 | ID 52 |
| 242 | ID 53 |
| 243 | ID 54 |
| 244 | ID 55 |
| 245 | ID 56 |
| 246 | ID 57 |
| 247 | ID 58 |
| 248 | ID 59 |
| 249 | ID 60 |
| 250 | ID 61 |
| 251 | ID 62 |
| 252 | ID 63 |
| 253 | ID 64 |
| 254 | ID 65 |
| 255 | ID 66 |
Chapter 08
| Symptom | Approach |
|---|---|
| The fixture does not turn on | The battery may be empty. Connect it to the power cable and try again. |
| The fixture turns on and the display is on, but the LEDs do not emit light | The fixture could be set to BLACKOUT mode, or set to DMX Hold without receiving a valid signal. It is good practice to do a factory reset. |
| The fixture does not display the color or effect chosen | The fixture may still be operating under a previous setting. It is good practice to do a factory reset. |
| After completing a reset, the fixture still cannot be controlled | Turn the light off and on again. If it still cannot be controlled, consult authorized personnel. |
| The fixture does not run long enough on battery | The required RUNTIME can be set and defaults to several hours — set RUNTIME to the required value to achieve a greater battery runtime. Alternatively program the fixture to display only colors that use less power, such as red, green, blue and white. Note also that runtime is reduced slightly if the battery is very cold. |
| The power cable is connected but the fixture is not charging | The battery may be fully charged. Charging also only commences when the battery temperature is 45 °C or less — turn the fixture off and let it cool down. If it still does not charge, consult authorized personnel. |
Appendix
The manufacturer declares under its sole responsibility that the LV-7 Battery complies with the relevant EU harmonization legislation.
The signed EU Declaration of Conformity is available as a separate document upon request from the manufacturer.