Question 1

Did anyone find a useful programming manual online, don't bother answering if you didn't or just returned them?

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I did not find instructions on this but this is what I know. The scenes on the board correspond to addresses on the lights and they sequence up 16 at a time scanner channel 1 on the left hand side of the board board is address 1. scanner 2 on the board is address 17, 3=31 etc. When the scanner button is turned on the faders will affect the lights with the proper address. The first fader is an overall brightness after that one fader will be for making the lights red, the next green another blue etc. One makes them flash. If you are getting nothing look to see if the blackout button has been pressed. On the lights themselves the mode button will take them through different types of operation. One mode will just make the light a color. One will make them react to sound. If you want them to be controlled by the board get to where is displays A001. If you hit enter, that is address 1. If you hit the up or down button you will get a number between 1-512. Remember the first is 1 and then you keep adding 16. If you have half of your lights set to address A001 and half of them set to A017. you will be working with 2 scanner channels. If you want all the lights to be the same at an time you operate the faders with scanner 1 and 2 turned on. If you turn off the scanner 2 light and use the faders the scanner 2 lights will stay as they are. Once you have what you like you can store the scene. I don't have my lights set up but you should be able to figure out how to store it. There is either a store button or you press an hold like programming a radio. Once you store a scene you can recall it regardless of the positions of the color faders. Once you have a few of your favorite scenes stored you can just hop between them getting an instant color change for your whole stage.

Question 2

Would these lights work to add mood lighting to a stage production?  We're thinking about them for our school play.

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These lights have been an amazing for my events! They came right in the nick of time too! Great for ambiance! Great deal!

Question 3

I'm wanting to use these lights to accent the back walls of our church. Can they do that with them all on one color?

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Yes, if they are on a DMX controller.  That's what I am using them for as well.  
Blessings!

Question 4

Do all these lights connect to the dmx controller system led beam pub bar with what's in the box from you, or do i have to purchase something else?

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The lights connect by daisy chain with one connection end to the controller. the controller sends out the data over the dmx cabling to control the lights. You set up the lights for different channels if you want different lighting scenes.

ASIN	B01NCE5F8G
Amperage	0.6 Amps
Batteries are Included	No
Brand Name	CO-Z
Bulb Shape Size	PAR16
Color	Par Lights & DMX
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (135)
Finish Types	Plastic
Item Dimensions L x W x H	20L x 17.8W x 17.8H centimeters
Item Weight	2 kg
Light Output Maximum	1800 Lumens
Light Source Special Features	color change, rgb, sound activated
Light Source Type	Light Emitting Diode
Light Source Wattage	3 Watts
Manufacturer	CO-Z
Manufacturer Part Number	WTD-18X8-DM
Material Type	Plastic
Maximum Compatible Light Source Wattage	54 Watts
Model Number	LEPAZG057
Mounting Type	Stand Mount
Number of Light Sources	8
Power Source	Corded Electric
Set Name	8-Piece Set
Shade Material	Plastic
Shape	Rectangular
Specification Met	CE, RoHS
Style Name	Modern
UPC	610731101664
Unit Count	8 Count
Wattage	54 watts

CO-Z LED Stage Lighting RGB Disco Lights 18 x 3 W, with DMX Controller for DJ, Concert, Disco, Bar, Party, Wedding 8 Pieces

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