Check that the voltage, frequency and power of the mains electricity supply correspond with
those shown on the electrical specification plate.
- Important: it is mandatory to connect the unit to a power system equipped with an
efficient earth connection (Class I equipment).
• Power uptake
See paragraph 7 TECHNICAL DATA.
After completing the above steps, press the switch (I) and check that the projector works
properly.
• Unpacking
Open the cardboard box, remove the projector from the packing and place it on a
flat surface.
Remove from the packing all the components supplied as standard (optional labels, effects guides, objective support, objective, mounting, screws, tools, etc.)
Locate the lamp change label (1) and, if
necessary, replace it with one of the optional multi-lingual labels.
Make certain that the label is never removed, as it contains important safety
information.
• Assembling the projector support
Position the mounting (2) on the plates (3)
according to the desired height, insert the
bushing (4), the countersunk washer (5)
and the screw (6) in the hole you have
chosen and secure with the setscrew
wrench supplied.
Adjust the projector support to the desired
position and secure it by means of the
knobs (7).
The mounting can also be fitted towards
the bottom of the projector by inverting the
position of the graduated plates (3).
• Fitting the lamp
If the projector is not supplied with the
lamp already fitted, refer to the instructions on lamp changing in section 5 MAINTENANCE.
• Installing the projector
The unit must be fixed exclusively with the
appropriate support, by means of the hole in the mounting. You are advised to use a ø10 bolt
complete with nut and snap ring. Make certain that the anchoring point is stable before po-
sitioning the projector, and fix it with the appropriate mounting only.
The projector can be fixed in any position without affecting its operating characteristics.
The unit may be fitted on normally inflammable surfaces.
• Minimum distance from illuminated objects
The projector must be positioned in such a way that objects struck by
the light beam are located at least 0.8 metres from the projector objective.
The stipulated minimum distance of inflammable materials from any point of the projector housing is 0.10 metres.
Caution:
For better and more reliable operation of the unit, the ambient temperature must not exceed
35°C.
Protection class IP 20: the unit is protected against the penetration of solid bodies with a diameter of more than 12 mm (first figure 2) and can be damaged by spring seepage, rain, spray and
water jets (second figure 0).
• Connecting to the mains electricity supply
The projector must be supplied with the voltage/frequency marked on the back of the projector.
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V.I.P. S.I.P.
INSTALLING THE PROJECTOR
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POWER SUPPLY AND FINE ADJUSTMENT
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• Fitting the objective
Insert the objective (9) in its support (10)
and tighten the knob (11). Rest the
assembly on the effects guides and
secure it by pressing the fixing springs
(12) in the direction shown in the figure.
In addition to the standard objective,
optional objectives and a wide range of
effects are also available (see section 9).
For safety reasons, the effect guides on
the V.I.P. projector are electrified at very
low voltage (24Vac) and protected against
short circuiting. This enables you to install
the motorised effects described in section 9.
• Centring the projector
Slacken the knobs (7) and move the projector along the mounting (2) until the light beam is
positioned at the desired point, and then tighten the knobs (7).
Adjust the objective and/or objective holder, moving them axially until the circle of light is
perfectly focused.
POSITIONING THE PROJECTOR
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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V.I.P. HTI 300
V.I.P. 250 HAL
S.I.P. 300 HAL
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PROFESSIONAL SHOW LIGHTING
Caution
Read every part of this instruction manual carefully. For correct and safe use of this
equipment, it is essential to be fully conversant with the information and instructions set
out in this manual.
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• Changing HTI 300 lamps
Open the projector, slacken the two side
ring nuts (15) on the lamp to be changed
and remove it from its supports (16).
Take the new lamp out of its package,
slacken the two side ring nuts (15) and fit
it into the supports (16). This done,
tighten the ring nuts.
The unit mounts a high pressure
lamp with external igniter.
Caution: for uniform distribution of the
light beam, the lamp must be positioned
with the protrusion (P) on the bulb outside
the optical axis of the projector. You are
therefore advised to position the lamp
with the protrusion upwards.
• Changing 24V 250W and M38 300W lamps
Remove the projector cover, then remove
the lamp to be changed (17) from its
fitting (18), taking hold of it at the base
and taking it out vertically. Insert the new
lamp in the fitting and check that the feet
are in the correct position.
Caution:
- Carefully read the instructions for
use supplied by the manufacturer of
the lamp.
- Change the lamp immediately if it is
damaged or deformed by heat.
• Changing fuses (V.I.P.)
To change the fuses press the tab (19) and pull out the
fuse box (20). Replace the blown fuses with new fuses of
the type shown on the label affixed to the fuse box (20).
Push the box back in until it engages on the tab (19).
• Routine cleaning
To keep the light output of the projector unchanged, it is essential to carry out routine cleaning
of parts subject to accumulation of dust and grease.
By adhering to the guidelines set out below, the projector will give you long, trouble-free
service life.
To remove dirt from the lenses, use a soft
cloth moistened with any type of liquid
detergent for cleaning glass.
Caution: do not use
solvents or alcohol
Parts requiring frequent
cleaning.
Parts requiring monthly
cleaning.
You are advised to clean the internal components annually, removing the dust with a
paintbrush, while vacuuming it up with an ordinary vacuum cleaner.
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Caution: before performing any work on the projector switch off the mains electricity supply.
After switching off, wait for at least the time marked on the lamp change label (1) before
removing any part of the unit. Once this time has elapsed, the probability of a lamp exploding is
practically nil. If you need to change the
lamp, wait for a further 15 minutes in
order to avoid burning yourself.
The unit is designed to prevent the
dispersion of splinters if a lamp should
explode. For the same reason, the
objectives must be replaced with original
spare parts if visibly damaged.
• Opening and closing the projector
Slacken the knobs (13) and remove the
lamp change cover (14) from the
projector.
After carrying out maintenance, refit the
cover (14) and tighten the knobs (13).
MAINTENANCE
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BEAM OPENING m
0 5 10 DISTANCE m
1.300 LUX325
0
2
4
6
6
4
2
15 20
144 81
0 1,2 2,3 3,5 DIAMETER m4,6
V.I.P. 24V-250W
3.750
1:4/165mm objective (13° 18') -
Optional
LUX938 417 234V.I.P. HTI 300
320 LUX80 36 20S.I.P. M38-300W
13° 18'
BEAM OPENING m
0 5 10 DISTANCE m
500 LUX125
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2
4
6
6
4
2
15 20
56 31
0 2,3 4,6 6,9 DIAMETER m9,2
V.I.P. 24V-250W
1.100
1:2,8/85mm three-lens objective (26° 1') -
Optional
LUX275 122 69V.I.P. HTI 300
160 LUX40 18 10S.I.P. M38-300W
2
6
°
BEAM OPENING m
0 5 10 DISTANCE m
750 LUX188
0
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4
6
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4
2
15 20
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0 1,6 3,2 4,7 DIAMETER m6,3
V.I.P. 24V-250W
2.000
Minimum zoom 120 (18° 6') -
Optional
LUX500 222 125V.I.P. HTI 300
195 LUX49 22 12S.I.P. M38-300W
18° 6'
BEAM OPENING m
0 5 10 DISTANCE m
370 LUX93
0
2
4
6
6
4
2
15 20
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0 2,5 5,0 7,5 DIAMETER m9,9
V.I.P. 24V-250W
1.260
Maximum zoom 70 (28° 25') -
Optional
LUX315 140 79V.I.P. HTI 300
100 LUX25 11 6S.I.P. M38-300W
28° 25'
16 15
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OBJECTIVES
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BEAM OPENING m
0 5 10 DISTANCE m
900 LUX225
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2
4
6
6
4
2
15 20
100 56
0 2,00 3,9 5,9 DIAMETER m7,9
V.I.P. 24V-250W
1.700
1:2,4/100mm objective (22° 41') -
Supplied as standard
LUX425 189 106V.I.P. HTI 300
300 LUX75 33 19S.I.P. M38-300W
22°
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LIGHT BEAM DIAGRAMS AND ILLUMINATION VALUES
FUSE
5 x 20
5A T
250 V
1920
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The products referred to in this manual comply with the European
Community Directives governing:
• Low voltage 73/23
• Electromagnetic compatibility 89/336
WIRING DIAGRAMS
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TECHNICAL DATA
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ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL
CHARACTERISTICS
Power supply
V.I.P. HTI 300
• 220 - 240V 50Hz
• 200V 50Hz - 230V 60Hz
• 200V 60Hz
• 120V 60Hz
V.I.P. 250 HAL
• 200 - 240V 50/60Hz
• 100 - 120V 50/60Hz
S.I.P. 300 HAL
• MAX 240V 50/60Hz
Lamps
• HTI 300W metal iodide
- Colour temperature 6500 K
- Luminous flux 20,000 lumen
- Fitting SFc 10-4
- Duration 750 h
• 24V 250W halogen
- Colour temperature 3450 K
- Luminous flux 9,000 lumen
- Fitting G6.35
- Duration 300 h
• M38 300W halogen
- Colour temperature 2,900 K
- Luminous flux (120V) 5,500 lm
- Luminous flux (230V) 5,000 lm
- Fitting GY9.5
- Duration 2000 h
Power uptake
• V.I.P. HTI 300 : 800VA (230V 50Hz)
• V.I.P. 250 HAL: 260VA (230V 50Hz)
• S.I.P. 300 HAL: 300VA (120V 60Hz)
OPTICAL SYSTEM
Optical unit
- Base in die-cast aluminium.
- Twin lens condenser.
- High output parabolic mirror.
Objectives
• Standard: 1:2,4/100 mm
• Optional: 1:4/165 mm
• Optional: 1:2,8/85 mm three-lens
• Optional: 1:3,5/70÷120 mm zoom
CONSTRUCTION CHARACTERISTICS
Safety devices
- Power switches off automatically in the
event of overheating (V.I.P. only).
- Power switches off when the cover is
opened (V.I.P. HTI 300 only).
- Short circuit protection on effects guides.
Cooling
Forced ventilation by means of axial flow
fans (V.I.P. only).
Housing
In extruded, die-cast aluminium, painted with
epoxy powder paint.
Support
- Steel mounting painted with epoxy powder
paint.
- Three installation positions 25 mm apart.
- Mounting adjustable through 120°.
Working position
- Works in any position.
Maintenance
- Easily accessible interior, thanks to large
size of opening cover.
Dimensions and weights
• V.I.P. HTI 300
- 210x480x130 mm
- 7,1kg
• V.I.P. 250 HAL
- 210x480x130 mm
- 6,8 kg
• S.I.P. 300 HAL
- 210x360x130 mm
- 2,0 kg
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fuse
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fuse SW
FAN
230V
200V-60Hz
Bth60
480mA
PTC
24V
50/60Hz
20VA
IGNITOR
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200V-50Hz
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Bth60
480mA
PTC
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FAN
SW
MSW
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IGNITOR
50/60Hz
24V
20VA
120V
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120V/60Hz
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V.I.P. HTI 300 (120V 60Hz)
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fuse
FAN
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fuse SW
24V-250W
LAMP. ALO.
PTC 480mA
TRAS.
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B
Bth60
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MM MM
120V 50/60Hz
110V 50/60Hz
100V 50/60Hz
V.I.P. 100-120V
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FIG.
V.I.P. 200-240V
TRAS.
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220V 50/60Hz
240V 50/60Hz
230V 50/60Hz
002
200V 50/60Hz
TRAS.
M= Motor
V.I.P. 250W HALOGEN
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S.I.P. 300W
REACTIVE MAINTENANCE
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No mains electricity supply. Check that power is available at the
mains socket and/or the conductivity of the fuses.
Lamp worn or faulty. Change lamp.
(See instructions).
No voltage to effects guides. Contact an authorised technician.
Effects motors don’t work. Contact an authorised technician.
Lenses broken. Contact an authorised technician.
Deposit of dust or grease. Clean.
(See instructions).
Lens dirty. Clean.
(See instructions).
MOTORISED EFFECTS NOT WORKING (V.I.P.)
PROJECTOR DOES NOT COME ON
PROJECTION FAULTY
FAULTS
REDUCED BRIGHTNESS
RINGS APPEAR AROUND PROJECTION
POSSIBLE CAUSES
CHECKS AND
CORRECTIVE ACTION
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The contents of this manual are not binding. In line with its strategy of constant product evolution, Clay Paky reserves the right to alter the characteristics described in this manual without
notice.
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OPTIONAL EFFECTS
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Fixed effects V.I.P. e S.I.P. Automated effects V.I.P.
Tri-optical objective lens
1:2.8/85 mm
Code: C52101
Objective lens 1:4/165 mm
Code: C52102
Zoom objective lens
1:3.5/70-120 mm
Only for image projection
Code: C52103
Iris
Code: C52111
Beam shaper
Code: C52112
Manually operated stopper
Code: C52113
Holder for:
•
dichroic gobos
Ø
51.8 mm
•
metal gobos
Ø
53.3 mm, D-Size
•
colour filters Ø47 mm
Code: C52114
Manually operated mirror
Code: C52115
Adjustable swinging
and rotating mirror, 2 rpm
Code: C52130
Rotating mirror with
adjustable reflection
angle, 2 rpm
Code: C52131
Multi-mirror with continuous
rotation, 2 rpm
Code: C52132
3D-effect rotating prism,
4 rpm
Code: C52133
Quadrupling rotating prism,
4 rpm
Code: C52134
Landscape effect prism,
0.5 rpm
Code: C52135
Manually or timer-operated
stop, from 3 secs to 3 mins
Code: C52150
Linear dimmer with
continuous rotation, 15 rpm
Code: C52136
Manually or timer-operated
colour wheel, from 3 secs
to 3 mins
Code: C52151
Colour wheel with
continuous rotation, 2 rpm
Code: C52137
Manually or timer-operated
gobo wheel, from 3 secs to 3
mins (supplied without gobos)
•
for metal gobos
Ø
31.5 mm- Code: C52152
•
for dichroic gobos
Ø
31.5mm- Code: C52153
Rotating gobo, 4 rpm,
Ø
53.3 mm, D-Size,
superimposable to the fixed
gobo
Ø
66 mm, M-Size
Code: C52138
Wind effect
•
2 rpm - Code: C52140
•
15 rpm - Code: C52139
Graphic effect disc with
continuous rotation, 2 rpm,
Ø
130 mm
Code: C52141
(supplied without disc)
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