Model LV-760-IP65Edition EN · 04 / 2026 · V1Doc. No. LV760IP-EN-01

IP65 Pixel Beam/Wash Moving Head

LV-760-IP65

Outdoor pixel moving head with 7 × 60 W RGBL main LEDs and 28 × 0.5 W RGB aura background effect, motorized zoom, color temperature presets and color macros

Operating manual. Please read in full before first use and keep for future reference.

Light source

7×60 W RGBL+ 28×0.5 W aura

Pan / Tilt

540° / 205°16-bit

DMX channels

26–1274 channel modes

IP rating

IP65Outdoor

Foreword

00Welcome

Thank you for choosing the Lexvision LV-760-IP65 — a weatherproof pixel beam/wash moving head combining two lighting systems in one housing: 7 × 60 W RGBL main LEDs for beam effects and 28 × 0.5 W RGB aura LEDs for background pixel effects.

This document covers installation, operation, maintenance and troubleshooting. Read the manual in full — especially the Safety Information chapter — before first use, and keep it with the unit.

0.1Intended Use

The LV-760-IP65 is weatherproof (IP65) and built for outdoor and indoor use. Permitted ambient temperature: −20 °C to 45 °C. The fixture is Protection Class I and must be operated grounded.

0.2Scope of Delivery

1 × Lexvision LV-760-IP65
2 × Omega clamps
1 × RJ45 data cable (fixture interconnection)
1 × Operating manual

Table of Contents

—Overview

01Safety Information04
02Technical Data05
03Power, DMX & RJ45 Connection06
04Mounting & Menu07
05DMX Channel Chart — 26-CH Mode08
5.1Color Macros — Channel 2510
5.2Color Temperature Presets — Channel 2611
06Extended Channel Modes (49 / 105 / 127 CH)12
07Maintenance & Troubleshooting13
—CE Compliance Notice14

Chapter 01

01Safety Information

Read this chapter fully before first use.

Warning — Hazardous VoltageProtection Class I — the fixture must be operated grounded. Electrical connection only by qualified personnel. Never connect to a dimmer pack. Never open the fixture while operating; always disconnect from mains before servicing.

Do not touch the fixture during operation — the surface can reach 85 °C; allow at least 15 minutes to cool before servicing.
Do not look directly into the light source — risk of retinal damage.
Minimum distance to objects/surfaces: 1 m. Minimum distance to combustible materials: 0.5 m.
Seal all connections and end caps with dielectric grease to prevent water corrosion and short circuits — to maintain IP65 rating, all cables must be routed downward.
Always close unused connector rubber caps.
The mounting point must hold at least 10× the fixture's weight; always add a secondary safety cable — never attach to a carrying handle.
Never stand directly below the fixture during mounting, removal or servicing.
Operate only by qualified personnel familiar with the fixture.

Chapter 02

02Technical Data

Light Source & Optics

Main LEDs	7 × 60 W RGBL chip
Aura LEDs	28 × 0.5 W RGB (background effect)
LED lifespan	approx. 50,000 h
Luminous flux	7200 lm total, CRI 80+
Zoom	3.15° – 45°, motorized
Lens rotation	Continuous, 4 modes
Color temperature	2000 K – 8000 K, linear, 14 presets
Color macros	45 predefined colors
Strobe	Electronic, multi-stage, separate for RGBL/aura
Dimmer	16-bit, multiple dimming curves

Movement & Control

Pan	0 – 540°, 16-bit
Tilt	0 – 205°, 16-bit
Protocol	DMX-512, RDM, Art-Net, sACN
DMX channels	26 / 49 / 105 / 127 CH
DMX refresh rate	900 – 25,000 Hz, adjustable
Display	2.0" color LCD, 180° rotatable, 4 touch buttons

Electrical & Housing

Input voltage	AC 100 – 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power draw	450 W (max. 700 W)
IP rating	IP65 — outdoor
Connectors	Seetronic power/DMX IN/OUT, RJ45 IN/OUT
Dimensions	463 × 310 × 210 mm
Weight	12 kg net

Chapter 03

03Power, DMX & RJ45 Connection

Input voltage	AC 100 – 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Connectors	Seetronic power IN/OUT, 3-pin XLR DMX IN/OUT (5-pin optional), RJ45 IN/OUT

The supplied RJ45 cable is intended solely for interconnecting multiple LV-760-IP65 fixtures — the connectors are not necessarily compatible with standard Ethernet plugs.

Connect fixtures only in series; fit a 120 Ω termination resistor at the last fixture in the chain.
Route all cables downward to maintain the IP65 rating so water cannot collect at the connectors.
Seal all connections and end caps with dielectric grease; close unused connectors with their rubber caps.
Control via DMX512, Art-Net, sACN, or combined (e.g. DMX + Art-Net for base and pixel channels).

Chapter 04

04Mounting & Menu

Insert omega clamps into the base sockets and lock with a ¼ clockwise turn — always verify the lock.
Attach to the truss with suitable professional rigging clamps and an M10 screw through the center hole; two omega clamps and two rigging clamps are required for secure mounting.
Always add a secondary safety cable at the designated rigging point — never to a carrying handle.

4.1Menu Structure (excerpt)

Menu	Function	Options
Address	DMX address	001–512
Channel	Channel mode	026CH / 047CH / 105CH / 127CH
Setting	Control Mode	DMX / Art-Net / DMX+Artnet / sACN / DMX+sACN
	Dimmer Mode	Linear / Square / I-Square / S-Shape
	Dimmer Speed	Slow / Fast
	LED Frequency	400 / 1200 / 2000 / 4000 / 6000 / 8000 / 16000 / 24000 Hz
	White Balance	R/G/B/L each 000–255
Fan Mode	Auto / Silent / Full
Calibration	Invert Pan/Tilt	Yes / No
Calibration	System Calibration	Pan/Tilt/Focus/Rotation 001–255
Network	IP / subnet mask / universe / sub-universe
Manual	Direct control	Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Rotation/RGBW/Spark/Effect
Reset	Reset Effect / Reset Scan / Reset All	—

Chapter 05

05DMX Channel Chart — 26-CH Mode (1/2 · Channel 01–20)

CH	Function	Range / Description
01	Pan	0 – 255 · 0 – 540°
02	Pan fine	0 – 255, 16-bit fine position
03	Tilt	0 – 255 · 0 – 205°
04	Tilt fine	0 – 255, 16-bit fine position
05	Pan/tilt speed	Fast → slow
06	Zoom	3.15° – 45°, narrow → wide
07	Zoom fine	0 – 255
08	Lens rotation	0–5 No function
		6–62 Position 1, left → right (0–360°)
		63–127 Position 2, right → left (0–360°)
		128–192 Continuous rotation 1, left → right, slow → fast
		193–255 Continuous rotation 2, right → left, slow → fast
09	Reset	0–200 No function
		201–215 Zoom/lens rotation reset (hold 5 s)
		216–230 Pan/tilt reset (hold 5 s)
		231–245 Reset all (hold 5 s)
		246–255 No function
10	Master dimmer	Linear 0–100 %
11	Master dimmer fine	0 – 255
12	Strobe RGBL (60 W LEDs)	0–5 No function
		6–55 Synchronous strobe, slow → fast
		56–105 Pulse strobe, slow → fast
		106–155 Random strobe, slow → fast
		156–255 Fade strobe 1/2, slow → fast, brightness high↔low
13	Strobe aura LEDs	0–5 No function
		6–55 Synchronous strobe, slow → fast
		56–105 Pulse strobe, slow → fast
		106–155 Random strobe, slow → fast
		156–255 Fade strobe 1/2, slow → fast, brightness high↔low
14	60 W LED red	Linear 0–100 %
15	60 W LED green	Linear 0–100 %
16	60 W LED blue	Linear 0–100 %
17	60 W LED lime	Linear 0–100 %
18	Aura LED red	Linear 0–100 %
19	Aura LED green	Linear 0–100 %
20	Aura LED blue	Linear 0–100 %

Continued on page 9

05DMX Channel Chart — 26-CH Mode (2/2 · Channel 21–26)

Continued from page 8

CH	Function
21	60 W programs 1–16 (color gradient driven by the color channels) + 246–255 auto run

Program	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
CH21 value	6–20	21–35	36–50	51–65	66–80	81–95	96–110	111–125

Program	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16
CH21 value	126–140	141–155	156–170	171–185	186–200	201–215	216–230	231–245

22	60 W program speed — 0–255, slow → fast

23	Aura programs 1–16 (same scheme as channel 21) + 246–255 auto run

24	Aura program speed — 0–255, slow → fast

25	Color macro — 45 presets, see chapter 5.1

26	Color temperature preset — 2000–8000 K, 14 steps, see chapter 5.2

5.1Color Macros — Channel 25 (45 presets, actual RGBL values)

CH 25	Color name	RGBL value
0–45	No function
46–50	Cyan	R000 G255 B255 L000
51–55	Yellow	R255 G255 B000 L000
56–60	Magenta	R255 G000 B255 L000
61–65	Medium Yellow	R156 G126 B000 L000
66–70	Straw Tint	R152 G115 B009 L000
71–75	Surprise Peach	R198 G114 B009 L000
76–80	Fire	R255 G056 B000 L000
81–85	Medium Amber	R255 G135 B000 L000
86–90	Gold Amber	R255 G100 B000 L000
91–95	Dark Amber	R255 G065 B000 L000
96–100	Sunrise Red	R255 G083 B002 L000
101–105	Light Pink	R255 G112 B000 L141
106–110	Medium Pink	R255 G087 B000 L107
111–115	Pink Carnation	R255 G107 B000 L130
116–120	Light Lavender	R243 G117 B039 L197
121–125	Sky Blue	R000 G255 B135 L000
126–130	Just Blue	R000 G194 B130 L000
131–135	Dark Yellow Green	R041 G219 B000 L000
136–140	Spring Yellow	R245 G202 B000 L000
141–145	Light Amber	R237 G163 B000 L000
146–150	Straw Tint 2	R230 G160 B000 L069
151–155	Deep Amber	R255 G166 B000 L000
156–160	Orange	R255 G122 B000 L000
161–165	Light Rose	R255 G141 B031 L000
166–170	Middle Rose	R217 G130 B028 L000
171–175	Dark Pink	R255 G109 B033 L000
176–180	Magenta 2	R255 G020 B015 L000
181–185	Peacock Blue	R051 G255 B051 L000
186–190	Steel Blue	R206 G255 B056 L000
191–195	Light Blue	R074 G255 B082 L000
196–200	Dark Blue	R000 G186 B255 L000
201–205	Leaf Green	R206 G255 B000 L000
206–210	Dark Green	R084 G255 B013 L000
211–215	Mauve	R227 G041 B056 L000
216–220	Deep Golden Amber	R255 G058 B000 L000
221–225	Pale Lavender	R255 G197 B061 L000
226–230	Primary Green	R077 G255 B000 L000
231–235	Bright Blue	R000 G255 B087 L000
235–240	Apricot	R255 G143 B013 L000
241–245	Pale Gold	R253 G171 B026 L000
246–250	Deep Orange	R222 G084 B000 L000
251–255	Flame Red	R255 G046 B002 L000

5.2Color Temperature Presets — Channel 26 (2000 K – 8000 K)

CH 26	Temperature	RGBL value
0–17	Light off
18–34	8000 K	R255 G182 B110 L255
35–51	7500 K	R255 G144 B089 L255
52–68	6500 K	R255 G129 B081 L255
69–85	6000 K	R255 G121 B073 L255
86–102	5600 K	R255 G106 B066 L255
103–119	5000 K	R255 G090 B055 L255
120–136	4500 K	R255 G071 B043 L255
137–153	4000 K	R255 G055 B034 L255
154–170	3500 K	R255 G029 B024 L255
171–187	3200 K	R255 G011 B019 L255
188–204	3000 K	R255 G004 B016 L255
205–221	2700 K	R255 G000 B009 L203
222–238	2500 K	R255 G000 B004 L172
239–255	2000 K	R255 G000 B000 L105

Chapter 06

06Extended Channel Modes

Three extended channel modes are available for pixel mapping and individual LED control, in addition to the 26-CH standard mode (chapter 05). Movement, zoom and reset (channels 1–9) stay in identical positions across all modes.

Mode	Structure
49 CH	Channels 1–9 movement/zoom/reset · 10–21 aura dimmer/strobe/RGB/program/color macro/CTO · 22–49 individual control of the 7 RGBL main LEDs (R/G/B/lime each, 0–255 dark → bright)
105 CH	Channels 1–9 movement/zoom/reset · 10–21 RGBL dimmer/strobe/RGB/program/color macro/CTO · 22–105 individual control of the 28 aura LEDs (R/G/B each, 0–255 dark → bright)
127 CH	Channels 1–9 movement/zoom/reset · 10–21 RGBL dimmer/strobe/color macro/CTO · 22–41 individual control of the 7 RGBL main LEDs (R/G/B/lime) · 42–43 aura dimmer/strobe · 44–127 individual control of the 28 aura LEDs (R/G/B)

All individual LED channels follow the same pattern: 0 – 255, dark → bright, with no further sub-ranges. The full 127-CH mode suits individual pixel mapping; for simpler programming the reduced modes are recommended.

Chapter 07

07Maintenance & Troubleshooting

Clean the outer lens regularly with a soft cloth — never use alcohol, solvents or ammonia-based cleaners.
Have a detailed electrical check performed by a qualified electrician every three months.
Check screws and fastenings regularly for tightness.
Check housing, lenses, rigging hardware and rigging points for deformation.
Check power cables for damage — never remove the earth conductor.
Inspect seals and dielectric grease at all connections regularly to maintain the IP65 rating.

Disconnect from Mains before MaintenanceNo serviceable parts inside. Repairs only by the manufacturer or an authorized service partner.

Appendix

—CE Compliance Notice

The manufacturer declares under its sole responsibility that the LV-760-IP65 complies with the relevant EU harmonization legislation.

Applied EU Directives

2014/35/EU — Low Voltage Directive (LVD)
2014/30/EU — Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (EMC)
2011/65/EU — RoHS Directive (restriction of hazardous substances)

Applied Harmonized Standards

EN IEC 60598-1 / EN IEC 60598-2-3 — Safety of luminaires (outdoor lighting)
EN 62471 — Photobiological safety of lamps and lamp systems
EN 55015 / EN IEC 61547 / EN IEC 61000-3-2 / EN 61000-3-3 — Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)

The signed EU Declaration of Conformity is available as a separate document upon request from the manufacturer.