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240V WIRING - VERY IMPORTANT! All digital ballasts may malfunction if the 240V circuit 

has a neutral. The input for the ballast is 2 HOT WIRES and 1 GROUND WIRE. If you are using a 

light controller ONLY bring a ground wire and two hot leads from your electrical panels.
HOT RESTRIKE - It is VERY IMPORTANT that the lamp is given adequate time to cool 

down before it is reignited. You should allow a hot lamp to cool for 20-30 minutes before you 

try to restrike it. Hot restrikes cause permanent lamp failure and lumen output degradation. 

Additionally, the lamp should never be turned off before the lamp reaches full intensity.
LAMP REPLACEMENT - Be sure to disconnect the power source before changing 

lamps. Always use the specified wattage lamp. (A 400W halide lamp should not be used in 

a 600W ballast).
MOUNTING LOCATION - DO NOT install ballasts in areas of high heat, such as an attic 

or a closed closet. DO NOT mount the ballast to the reflector or blow exhaust air over 

them. DO NOT stack ballasts on top of each other. DO NOT allow contact with water. 

Mount units at least six inches apart. If a unit has any leaking resin, please relocate to a 

cooler area or place a fan near the ballasts.
RUBBER FOOTINGS - Please install the included rubber footings to the four corners of 

the mounting bracket. This will allow proper spacing for the ballast.
TIMER BOX - If you are connecting a 240V ballast to a timer box, please make sure that 

it cuts off both legs when timer is switched off. If you continue to supply 120V to your bal-

last when the timer is switched off, it may damage your ballast.
HPS/MH - The ballasts operate both metal halide and high pressure sodium lamps. They 

will not light mercury vapor lamps. PLEASE NOTE: The 750W ballast is HPS only.
LAMP RECOMMENDATIONS - The ballasts are designed to provide superior  

performance with several lamps manufactured to American specifications. There are 

several brands of lamps available for the U.S. market that were made according to European 

specifications. We do not recommend using these types of lamps, since they will provide 

inconsistent performance with your ballast.

The display will also flash both the set wattage and light-

ing cycle that is currently programmed.
To set the ballast to your preferred lighting cycle press and 

hold the PRG button for three seconds until the screen 

starts flashing. Once the screen is flashing press the PRG 

button repeatedly to toggle through the lighting cycles until 

you find the schedule you are looking for. Once you find the 

desired lighting cycle press the WATTS button to select it.
Please note:  The cycle is going to start at the time you selected it. If you want the cycle to 

start at a specific time the remote control is required 

(sold separately).

USING LIGHTING CONTROLLERS   

When using an external lighting timer, such as a Titan Controls Helios controller, you should not 

use the pre-programmed light cycles. Therefore the “PRG” light should not be illuminated.
ERROR CODES

If the ballast encounters any 

abnormal conditions the built 

in self-diagnostic feature will 

display an easily identifiable 

error code. Error codes include over or under voltage, overheating, and open or short circuits.
BALLAST LIFE TIMER

Your Digital Logic ballast has a built in “Odometer” that will display the number of hours your 

ballast has been in use. You can display the ballast odometer by pressing down both the PRG 

and Watts button down together for 3 seconds.
CYCLE MEMORY BACKUP

In the event of a power outage or disruption both the timer and cycle function will be 

saved by a battery backup for up to 6 hours. If the power is disrupted the ballast will resume 

its normal schedule and cycle once power is restored.

•   The Galaxy Digital Logic  

can be set on 7 output  

wattage settings: Off,  

1000W, 1040W, 600W,  

630W, 400W and 420W. 

PROGRAMMING THE GALAXY DIGITAL LOGIC BALLAST

SETTING THE WATTAGE

•  To toggle between the wattage settings press the  

wattage button repeatedly until the display reads the 

wattage you would like to run. 

 

•  To put the ballast in the “off” setting hold the wattage 

button for 3 seconds.

Caution: Do not run a lower wattage lamp on a higher lamps setting. 

SETTING THE LIGHT CYCLE

•  The Galaxy Digital Logic  

also can be preset to  

7 lighting cycle settings: 

You can check if you have a current lighting cycle chosen 

by a short press of the PRG button. If no programs are set 

it will read “—“.  When a program cycle has been set the 

PRG light on the display will turn on. 

Screw lamp firmly into socket. Make sure tab inside the socket makes proper contact 

with the base of the lamp. If lamp will not seat properly replace lamp.

Make sure you are using the correct input voltage with ballast. If using incorrect 

voltage, disconnect the ballast from the power source immediately.

Examine wiring to ensure it agrees with wiring diagrams on ballast label. Check 

connections to see that they are secure. If wiring a 240V ballast,  

DO NOT use a neutral. The correct wiring is two hot wires and a ground.

Check wiring and lamp contact with socket. Make sure the lamp cord is firmly seated 

in output receptacle.

Verify that you are using the proper wattage lamp with ballast.  

DO NOT use a lamp manufactured according to European or Asian specifications as 

they will not provide consistent performance.

Investigate possibility of outer bulb damage, particularly where glass  

meets base. Lamps may have been twisted to firmly into socket.  

Look for broken tubes or loose metal parts. Replace lamp.

If lamp will not start, reset the breaker by pressing the white button located on the 

input side of the ballast.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Follow the troubleshooting tips below. If troubleshooting techniques fail, bring ballast back 

to your place of purchase to request warranty service.

OPTIONAL REMOTE

The Digital Logic includes a unique timer and feature when operated by remote. 

The feature allows the user to set the light cycle to start at a specific time by 

programming the remote instead of the ballast. Once the remote is programmed 

any Digital Logic ballast you own can be programmed accordingly by a single 

press of a button.