MINI RF3 Charge Package: How To Set Up Wireless DMX

Introduction

The Mini RF3 Charge Package allows you to wirelessly control your lights using a wireless DMX controller. This setup lets you create custom colors, control brightness, strobe effects, and use preset modes—all from a DMX controller.

This guide will walk you through how to connect and control your Mini RF3 lights using a wireless DMX controller.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Turn On the Mini RF3 Lights

1. Hold down the power button on each light until they turn on.

Step 2: Set the Lights to Wireless DMX Mode

1. Double press the power button until the group light on top flashes quickly.
2. This indicates the lights are now in Wireless DMX/Slave mode.

Step 3: Assign an RF Group

Each light must be assigned to the same RF group for them to respond together.

1. Press the power button twice to cycle through the RF group colors.
2. Select one of the following groups:
   • Red
   • Green
   • Yellow
   • Blue
3. For this example, set all lights to Red.

Step 4: Turn On the Wireless DMX Controller

1. Power on the wireless DMX controller.
2. Assign the controller to the same RF group as the lights (Red in this case).

Step 5: Activate Scanner 1

1. On the DMX controller, activate Scanner 1 to begin controlling the lights.

Step 6: Understanding the DMX Faders

Each fader on the DMX controller controls a specific function of the Mini RF3 lights.

Step 7: Adjusting Colors

• For a solid color: Raise only one fader (e.g., Fader 2 for Red).
• For a custom color mix: Adjust multiple faders (e.g., Red + Blue + UV for a unique shade).

Step 8: Using Strobe Effects

1. Raise Fader 8 to activate the strobe effect.
2. The higher the fader, the faster the strobe.

Step 9: Using Preset Modes

1. Adjust Fader 9 to select preset lighting effects:
   • Example: 120-159 = Color Fade Mode.
2. Use Fader 10 to control the speed of these effects.

Conclusion

Setting up your Mini RF3 Charge Package with a wireless DMX controller is fast and easy. This setup allows complete control over brightness, colors, strobe, and preset effects.