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Installing the projector
The projector can be mounted in any position without its operating characteristics
being affected.
IMPORTANT: fix the projector in the desired position utilizing the holes in the
bracket ( 2).
Secure preferably using a ø10 bolt with nut and lock washer (version HMI 575) two ø12 bolts with nuts and lock washers (version HMI 1200).
Make certain that the anchorage is stable before positioning the projector.
IMPORTANT: the safety wire must be secured to the projector and to the support-
ing structure in such a way that if the bracket should f ail, the projector will f all as short
a distance as possible.Following any such failure, the safety wire must be replaced
with a genuine Clay Paky spare.
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Minimum distance from target objects
The projector must be positioned in such a way that
objects struck by the beam are separated from the
lens at least by the distance indicated on the lamp
change label against the symbol shown alongside.
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Minimum distance of inflammable materials from any part of the equip-
ment: 0.1 m (4”) for HMI 1200, 0.07 m (3”) for HMI 575.
The appliance may be mounted on surfaces rated normally inflammable.
IMPORTANT: For better and more reliable operation of the projector, the ambient
temperature must not exceed 35° C (95° F). Protection factor IP 20: the appliance is
protected against penetration of solid bodies more than 12mm (0.5”) in diameter
(first digit 2), but can be damaged by spray, jet, drip or rain water (second digit 0).
TIGER C.C.
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HMI 1200
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POWER SUPPLY AND INTERFACE
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Connecting to the electrical power supply
The operations described in this heading must be carried out by a licensed
electrician.
It is good policy to connect projectors to the power supply by wa y of dedicated switches, so that each can be turned on and off individually from a remote station.
The projector is designed to operate at the voltage and frequency indicated on the
electrical data plate (14) affixed to the rear end.
Check that these two values correspond to the mains voltage and frequency.
IMPORTANT: the projector must be connected to a power supply circuit having
a proper earth system (Class I appliance).
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Connecting the control signals
0-10V CONNECTION
- Independent operation
INST ALLING THE PROJECTOR
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Unpacking
Open the box, remove the projector from the packing and place it on a flat, horizontal surface.
Unpack the standard accessories supplied with the equipment. Inspect the lamp
change label (1) and replace it with one of the optional language versions if necessary.
Make certain that the label is never removed, as it displays important safety information.
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Initial assembly operations (HMI
575 version)
Position the bracket (2) as required and
secure by tightening the knobs (3). The
bracket can also be fitted on the underside of the projector by removing screws
(4) and knobs (3).
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Initial assembly operations (HMI
1200 version)
Position block (5) on the projector
body so that it is aligned with the
threaded holes; secure graduated
plate (6) with eyebolt (7) and then fit
knob (3) and washer (8).
Position bracket (2) on graduated plate
(6) at the desired height; inser t bushing
(9), chamfered washer (10) and screw
(11) in the selected hole and tighten
using the supplied Allen key.
The bracket can also be fitted on the
underside of the projector by inverting
the position of graduated plate (6).
If the projector has been shipped with
plate (6) already fitted, before removing the plate (if necessary) remove the
safety bolt located inside the fixture in
correspondence with eyebolt (7).
Set the projector support in the
desired position and secure by tightening knobs (3).
Fasten the safety wire (12) of lamp
change cover (13) to graduated plate (6).
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Fitting the lamp
Refer to directions for replacement of
the lamp given under heading 6 MAINTENANCE.
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Fitting the safety wire
A safety wire (25) is supplied for use with
version HMI 1200.The wire must be secured
to the gantry or other structure and then
anchored to the eyebolts (7) on the projector
itself.
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IMPORTANT: Read carefully It is essential for the correct and safe use of the
equipment that erectors and operators should be fully conversant with the
information and instructions given in this manual.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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The connection between controller and projector must be made
using a multicore cable with 8 wires of 0.25mm
2
section and a
DIN 8 PIN 45° plug/socket connector.
RS 232/423(PMX) - DMX 512 CONNECTION
Projectors are wired up to the controller and one to the next using two-core screened
cable and Cannon 5 pin XLR type plug/socket connectors.
To connect a DMX line, a ter minating plug (15) with a 100Ω resistor wired between
pins 2 and 3 must be fitted to the last projector connected in series; the plug is not
required when using an RS232/423(PMX) signal.
The wires must not come into contact with each other or with the metal casing of the plug.
The casing of the plug/socket must be connected to the screen and to pin 1
of the connectors.
Having completed the operations described above, press the on/off switch (16).
Check that the lamp comes on and that the auto-reset sequence starts.
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Projector address codes (for digital signals)
Each TIGER C.C. projector uses 3 control channels. To ensure that different projectors are addressed correctly by the controller, a code must be assigned to each one.
This operation is carried out on each TIGER C.C. by setting the microswitches as
indicated in the table below.
SIGNAL
SCREEN
SIGNAL
RS232/423 (PMX)
1
2
3
45
SIGNAL
SCREEN
SIGNAL
54
3
2
1
DMX 512
- Projectors operating simultaneously and identically
0 - 10V
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10
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10
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1 0
15
TEST
256
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ON
10987654321
1112
PAN
TILT
Is
THE DIGITAL START
ADDRESS IS THE SUM
OF THE NUMBERS
PRODUCED BY THE
SELECTED SWITCHES
DIGITAL
START
ADDRESS
AND
OPTIONS
SELECT
EG.
RESPOND
C.1 - 4
EG.
RESPOND
C.17 - 20
RUN TEST
SEQUENCE
DMX 512
RS232/423
: 1 = ,2 = SIG - ,3 = SIG +
: 1 = ,2 = SIG ,3 = SIG
DIGITAL INPUT
ANALOGUE
INPUTS 0 - 10V
Projector
1-3
4-6
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
TEST
256
128
64
32
16
842
1
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
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2
3
7-9
4 10-12
5 13-15
6 16-18
7 19-21
8 22-24
9 25-27
10 28-30
CODE
- Channels
Projector - Channels
Projector - Channels
Projector - Channels
Projector - Channels
Projector - Channels
Projector - Channels
Projector - Channels
Projector - Channels
Projector - Channels
Spotlight selection
Setting the TEST switch to the ON position for a few seconds with the projector powered-up, an auto-reset routine is carried out.Leaving the TEST switch at the ON position for a longer period, a full self-test program will be completed;once the operation
has terminated, return the switch to the OFF position.
POSITIONING THE PROJECTOR
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Alignment procedure
Before positioning the projector, set the channels as shown in the following table:
CHANNEL FUNCTION
4
CHANNEL
1 COLOUR
2
DIMMER/STOPPER/STROBE
3 FROST
SLIDER POSITION
0% (white beam)
100% (maximum aperture)
0% (white beam)
CHANNEL FUNCTION
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2
After setting up the channels loosen the
knobs (3), and manoeuvre the projector
on its bracket (2) until the beam is
directed at the centre of the scene, then
retighten the knobs (3).
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Adjusting the lens
Move the lens (17) back and forward
until the projected image is satisfactorily
focused, then tighten knob (18).
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• DIMMER/STOPPER/STROBE - channel 2
0
1
3
5
7
8
9
WHITE
RED
YELLOW
VIOLET
GREEN
ORANGE
BLUE
PINK
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4
2
10
The change of colour in response to
movement of the potentiometer is linear and continuous so that the slider
can be stopped in intermediate positions to obtain a two colour beam.
In the 0% to 50% range of adjustment,
the dimmer opens gradually to maximum aperture. Strobe effect is produced from 54.7% to 95%, with frequency increasing from 1 to 7 flashes
per second.
The aperture remains fixed between
95% and 100% of the range.
COLOUR WHEEL
DIMMER/STOP/STROBO
FROST
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2
3
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COLOUR WHEEL - channel 1
16
1 COL
3 FROST
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Changing the colour filters
Having opened the projector, identify the filter to be changed, grip firmly between
thumb and forefinger and push against the
spring clip (23) until free of the fixed clips
(24). Bend the filter outwards and remove.
Offer the new filter to the spring clip (23)
and anchor behind the two fixed clips (24).
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Routine cleaning
To maintain the light output of the projector undiminished, parts that tend to accumulate dust and grease must be cleaned
periodically.
In most circumstances, the projector will
give long and trouble-free service if these
simple guidelines are followed.
To remove dirt from the lenses and filters,
use a soft cloth moistened with any liquid
detergent suitable for cleaning glass.
IMPORT ANT: do not use solvents or alcohol
Parts that need cleaning frequently.
Parts that need cleaning monthly.
Internal components should also be given
a general clean once a year, dislodging
dust and dirt with a brush and removing it
simultaneously with a vacuum cleaner.
TROUBLESHOOTING
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2
3
4
5
6
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FROST - channel 3
The frost filter is inserted gradually as
the slider is advanced.
LENS UNITS
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GRAPHS SHOWING BEAM DATA AND ILLUMINATION VALUES
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6
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BEAM OPENING m
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 DISTANCE m
0 1,87 3,74 5,61 7,48 9,35 11,2 13,10 14,96 DIAMETER m
HMI 575
3.600
HMI 1200
8.600
900
2.150
400
955
225
537
144 100 73 56 LUX
344 238 175 135
Objective 1:1,8 / 170 - Standard
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BEAM OPENING m
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 DISTANCE m
0 1,16 2,32 3,48 4,64 5,80 6,96 8,12 9,28 DIAMETER m
HMI 575
8.200
HMI 1200
19.800
2.050 911 512 328 227 167 128
Objective
1:2,5 / 250
LUX
4.950 2.200 1.237 792 550 404 309
13°
21°
0” 6’ 2” DIAMETER ft in
12’ 3”
18’ 5” 24’ 6” 30’ 8” 36’ 9” 43’ 49’ 1”
0” 16’ 5” DISTANCE ft in
32’ 10”
49’ 3” 65’ 7” 82’ 98’ 5” 114’ 10” 131’ 3”
0” 16’ 5” DISTANCE ft in
32’ 10”
49’ 3” 65’ 7” 82’ 98’ 5” 114’ 10” 131’ 3”
0” 3’ 10” DIAMETER ft in
7’ 7”
11’ 5” 15’ 3” 19’ 22’ 10” 26’ 8” 30’ 5”
MAINTENANCE
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IMPORTANT: isolate the projector from the electrical power supply before commencing maintenance work of any description. The maximum temperature on the
outer surface of the projector under normal operating conditions is shown on the lamp
change label. After switching off, do not remove any part of the projector for at least
2 minutes, as indicated on the lamp change label (1).
Once this time has elapsed, the risk of a lamp exploding is practically zero.If the lamp
needs changing, wait a further 20 minutes to avoid the risk of burns.
In the event of a lamp exploding, the appliance is designed to prevent fragments of
glass from being scattered. The lenses supplied with the appliance must be fitted at
all times, and if visibly damaged, must be replaced with genuine spares.
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Opening the projector
Loosen the knobs (19) and remove the lamp access cover (13).Once the necessary
work has been completed, refit the cover and tighten the knobs.
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19 13
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Changing the lamp
Open the projector, loosen the two side nuts (20) of the lamp to be changed and
remove it from the supports (21).
Remove the new lamp from its bo x, loosen the two side nuts (20) and locate the lamp
in the supports (21). Finally, retighten the nuts.
IMPORTANT: for uniform distribution of the light beam, the lamp must be positioned so that the glass pip (22) on the bulb does not coincide with the optical axis
of the projector.With this in mind, locate the pip as high up as possible.
CAUTION:The projector uses a high pressure lamp with external starter.
- When fitting a new lamp, read the manufacturer's instructions carefully.
- The lamp must always be changed without delay if damaged or deformed
by heat.
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No electrical power supply. Check that po wer is a vailab le at the mains
socket.
Signal transmission cable short-circuiting or disconnected.
Change cables.
PROJECTOR DOES NOT LIGHT UP
ELECTRONICS NOT WORKING
FAULTS
PROJECTION FAULTY
REDUCED BRIGHTNESS
POSSIBLE CAUSES
CHECKS AND REMEDIES
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Lamp expended or faulty. Change lamp (see instructions).
Address codes incorrect.
Defect in electronic circuits.
Lenses broken.
See projector coding instructions.
Contact an authorized technician.
Contact an authorized technician.
Dust or grease deposit. Clean (see instruct ions).
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TECHNICAL DATA
CONSTRUCTION
FEATURES
Safety devices
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Power supply shuts off automatically
in the event of overheating or cooling
system failure.
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Power shuts off automatically when
lamp change cover is opened.
Cooling
Forced ventilation cooling system using
axial flow fans.
Housing
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Extruded diecast aluminium.
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Epoxy powder coated finish.
Mounting
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Steel bracket with epoxy powder coated finish.
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Six installation positions 25 mm (1”)
apart (HMI 1200 version only).
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Bracket adjustable through 100°.
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Anchorage for safety wire (HMI 1200
version only).
Operating position
Will function in any position.
Weights and dimensions
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HMI 575: 21 kg. (46 lbs 3 ozs)
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HMI 1200: 37 kg. (81 lbs 6 ozs)
ELECTRICAL
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Power supply
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220 - 240V 50Hz
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200 - 220V 60Hz
Lamp
Metal halide with special built-in power
supply.
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Type HMI 575W
- Cap SFc 10-4
- Colour temperature 6000 K
- Luminous flux 49000 lm
- Average life 750 h
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Type HMI 1200W
- Cap SFc 15.5-6
- Colour temperature 6000 K
- Luminous flux 110000 lm
- Average life 750 h
Power consumption
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Version HMI 1200
- 3000 VA at 220V 50Hz
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Version HMI 575
- 1500 VA at 220V 50Hz
Motors
N. 3 microstepping motors with full
microprocessor control.
OPTICAL SYSTEM
Main optical unit
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Base in diecast aluminium
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Twin lens condenser
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High luminous intensity spherical
reflector.
Lens units
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Standard: 1:1,8/170 mm
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Optional: 1:2,5/250 mm
CONTROL SYSTEM
Channels
N. 3 control channels.
Inputs
TIGER C.C. is designed to accept analog or digital control signals from controllers or computers.
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RS232/423(PMX) or DMX 512 digital
serial input
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0-10V analog input
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WIRING DIAGRAM
9
(13-17.5”)
330 ÷ 445
(14.6”)
370
(25.6”)
650
(13”)
330
(16.9”)
430
(31.5”)
800
HMI 575
HMI 1200
HMI 575
HMI 1200
The products referred to in this manual comply with EC
Directives on:
• Low Voltage 73/23
• Electromagnetic Compatibility 89/336
The specifications published in this manual are not binding, and may be revised or updated
at any time by Clay Paky without notice in the interests of improving product quality.
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