DTS Synergy 5 Spot User Manual

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Le informazioni contenute in questo documento sono state attentamente redatte e
controllate. Tuttavia non è assunta alcuna responsabilità per eventuali inesattezze.
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responsabilità sull’uso o sull’applicazione dei prodotti o dei circuiti descritti.
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application of the products or circuits described herein.
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INDEX:
1 - SYMBOLS ................................................................................................................ 4
2 - GENERAL WARNING ............................................................................................. 5
3 - GENERAL WARRANTY CONDITIONS ................................................................... 5
4 - TECHNICAL FEATURES ........................................................................................ 6
5 - ACCESSORIES ....................................................................................................... 8
6 - IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ................................................................... 9
6.1 Fire prevention...................................................................................................... 9
6.2 Prevention of electric shock .................................................................................. 9
6.3 Safety ................................................................................................................... 9
6.4 Level of protection against the penetration of solid and liquid objects ................ 10
6.5 Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive ............................ 10
6.6 Long-life auto-charging buffer battery ................................................................. 10
7 - PAN / TILT LOCK .................................................................................................. 11
8 - VOLTAGE AND FREQUENCY .............................................................................. 11
9 - INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................... 12
9.1 Safety cable ........................................................................................................ 13
9.2 Protection against liquids .................................................................................... 14
9.3 Movement ........................................................................................................... 14
9.4 Risk of fire .......................................................................................................... 14
9.5 Forced ventilation ............................................................................................... 14
9.6 Ambient temperature .......................................................................................... 14
10 - MAINS CONNECTION ......................................................................................... 15
10.1 Protection ......................................................................................................... 15
11 - DMX SIGNAL CONNECTION .............................................................................. 16
11.1 DMX addresses ................................................................................................ 17
11.2 Selecting the DMX address .............................................................................. 17
12 - ART-NET / SACN SIGNAL CONNECTION ......................................................... 18
12.1 Direct Ethernet operation .................................................................................. 18
12.2 Ethernet to DMX operation ............................................................................... 19
13 - RDM FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................... 20
14 - FIRMWARE UPDATING ...................................................................................... 20
15 - DISPLAY FUNCTIONS ........................................................................................ 22
16 - OPENING THE PROJECTOR HOUSING ............................................................ 32
17 - REMOVING / REPLACING THE ROTATING GOBOS ................................ ........ 34
18 - PERIODIC CLEANING ........................................................................................ 36
18.1 Lenses and reflectors ....................................................................................... 36
18.2 Fans and air passages ..................................................................................... 36
19 - PERIODIC CONTROLS ....................................................................................... 36
20 - DMX PROTOCOL ................................................................................................ 37
21 - ROTATING GOBO WHEEL ................................................................................. 62
22 - FIXED GOBO WHEEL ......................................................................................... 62
23 - COLOUR WHEEL ................................................................................................ 63
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1- SYMBOLS
Graphic symbols used on this manual:
THIS SYMBOL INDICATES A HOT SURFACE
THIS SYMBOL INDICATES ELECTRIC
SHOCK RISK
THIS SYMBOL INDICATES GENERAL RISK
THIS SYMBOL MEANS “SUITABLE FOR
MOUNTING ON NORMALLY FLAMMABLE
SURFACES”
THIS SYMBOL MEANS “SUITABLE FOR
INDOOR USE ONLY”
THIS SYMBOL INDICATES THE MAXIMUM
OPERATING AMBIENT TEMPERATURE
THIS SYMBOL INDICATES THE MINIMUM
DISTANCE FROM THE OBJECTS AND THE
PEOPLE LIT BY THE LIGHT BEAM
THIS SYMBOL MEANS “DO NOT STARE
AT THE OPERATING LIGHT SOURCE”
THIS SYMBOL INDICATES
PHOTOBIOLOGICAL SAFETY
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WARNING!
NEVER EXPOSE THE FRONT LENS
TO SUNLIGHT FROM ANY ANGLE
TO AVOID DAMAGE OF
HEAD INTERNAL PARTS.
Front lens could become powerful
magnifying glass if exposed towards the
sun or any strong artificial light source;
this can cause damage of head internal
parts, even for few seconds and even
when the unit is off.
The last command before switch off:
point the front lens down towards the
ground.
2- GENERAL WARNING
Read the instruction contained in this user manual carefully, as they give important information regarding safety during installation, use and maintenance. The unit is not for household use and must be installed by a qualified electrician or experienced person. The device must always be equipped with an efficient ground connection.
3- GENERAL WARRANTY CONDITIONS
The unit is guaranteed for 36 months from the date of purchase against manufacturing material defects.
THIS SYMBOL INDICATES THE EUROPEAN
COMMUNITY DIRECTIVE 2012/19/EU ON
WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT (WEEE)
THIS SYMBOL MEANS “DISPOSE THE
INTERNAL BATTERY AT THE END OF ITS LIFE
ACCORDING TO THE REGULATION IN FORCE”
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4- TECHNICAL FEATURES
DTS Product Code:
03.MS022 SYNERGY 5 SPOT
OUTPUT
• 420 W pure white LED source (7000 K 16.500 Lumens output)
• Double CRI (DMX-selectable): CRI >90 or CRI >75
• Average LED life: 50,000 hours (70% lumen output)
OPTICAL GROUP
5.5° - 43° linear zoom with autofocus
• Linear soft frost filter (Medium and Heavy frost available on demand)
• Electronic dimmer / shutter / strobe (0.3 to 33.3 flash/sec)
COLOR GENERATION
• Linear CMY
• Linear CTO (3000 K – 7000 K)
• Gel filter emulation
• 6-color wheel
• Two-color generation
DYNAMIC EFFECTS
• Dynamove FX Engine (DTS Patent pending)
• Virtual Animation Wheel
• Customizable rotating 6-gobo wheel
Fixed 13-gobo wheel
• Circular 24-facet rotating prism
• Linear 6-facet rotating prism
CONTROL
• LCD graphic display + 4 soft keys; Auto-flip
• Art-Net 4, sACN, RDM/DMX 512 protocols
• Internal operating system updatable via DTS dongle firmware uploader
• Li-Fe backup battery for controlling the display settings even when the unit is not
powered
DMX
36 DMX channels
PAN & TILT
• Pan: 540°: 2.7 sec.
• Tilt: 240°: 1.6 sec.
• Tri-phase stepper motor technology
• 16-bit resolution
• Selectable speed ranges
• Pan / Tilt lock
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POWER SUPPLY
• Full-range 100-240Vac 50-60 Hz
Power consumption: 580W max
CONNECTIONS
• DMX: XLR 3-pole and 5-pole In / Out panel connectors
• Power supply: powerCON TRUE1 In / Out panel connectors
• Art-Net / sACN: etherCON RJ45 panel connector
INTERNAL SAFETY DEVICES
Overvoltage and overtemperature circuits protection
OPERATING TEMPERATURE
-10° / 40°C
PHYSICAL
• IP20
• Weight: 32 Kg (70.4 lbs)
Finishing: Black
Dimensions
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5- ACCESSORIES As standard
1 x PowerCON TRUE1 female cable connector (Code 0520P066) 1 x XLR 5 pins female cable connector (Code 0508B147) 1 x XLR 5 pins female cable connector (Code 0508B148) 2 x Omega clamp with “Fast Lock” connection 1/4 turn (Code 02K00549) 1 x User’s manual
Optional (on request)
Flightcase for 2 units (Code 0521C073)
Synergy Protective Packaging Foam 560x495x650mm 2 pcs needed in each
flightcase (Code 0512K146.1)
• Soft Frost filter kit (Code 02SK0410)
• Medium Frost filter kit (Code 02SK0428)
Heavy Frost filter kit (Code 02SK0430)
Aliscaf clamp for tube diameter 48-51 mm (Max load 200 Kg) (code 0521A033)
(indicated for any kind of loads vertical / horizontal)
Professional Quick trigger clamp (Max load 100 Kg) (code 0521A037) (not indicated
for horizontal load)
DTS Dongle firmware uploader (code 03.LA.206)
6- IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
6.1 Fire prevention:
-It is permissible to place the unit on normally flammable surfaces. Suitable for mounting on normally flammable materials surfaces greater than 200°C with some combustion time lag.
-Minimum distance from the objects and the people lit by the light beam: 0,5 m.
-Replace any blown or damaged fuses only with those of identical value (T 8A 250V). Refer to the wiring diagrams if there is any doubt.
-Connect the projector to mains power via a thermal magnetic circuit breaker.
6.2 Prevention of electric shock:
-High voltage is present inside the unit. Unplug the unit prior to performing any function which involves touching the inside of the moving head.
-The level of technology inherent in the SYNERGY 5 SPOT requires the assistance of specialised personnel for all servicing. Please refer to an authorised DTS service centre.
-A good earth connection is essential for proper functioning of the projector.
-Never connect the unit without proper earth connection.
-The fixture should be located in places with a good air ventilation.
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6.3 Safety:
-Risk Group 2 product according to EN 62471. CAUTION. Do not look directly into the light output and do not view the light beam with optical instruments or any device that may concentrate the beam. May be harmful to the eyes and skin.
-Do not stare at the operating light source.
-The light source contained in this luminaire shall only be replaced by the manufacturer or his service agent or a similar qualified person.
-The unit is not for household use and must be installed by a qualified electrician or experienced person.
-The projector should always be installed with bolts, clamps and other tools that are capable of supporting the weight of the unit.
-Always use a safety cable to sustain the weight of the unit in case of the failure of the main fixing point.
-The external surface of the unit, at various points, may exceed 50°C. Never handle the unit until at least 5 minutes have elapsed since the unit was turned off.
-Never install the fixture in an enclosed area lacking sufficient air flow. The ambient temperature should not exceed 40°C.
6.4 Level of protection against the penetration of solid and liquid objects:
-The projector is classified as an ordinary appliance and its protection level against the penetration of solid and liquid objects is IP20.
Suitable for indoor use only.
6.5 Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive:
- The projector, accessories and packaging should be sorted for environmental-friendly recycling. For EC countries: according to the European Directive 2012/19/EU for Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment and its implementation into national right, luminaires that are no longer usable must be collected separately and disposed of in an environmentally correct manner.
6.6 Long-life auto-charging buffer battery:
-The projector contains a rechargeable lead-acid or lithium iron tetraphosphate battery. To preserve the environment, please dispose the battery at the end of its life according to the regulation in force.
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7- PAN / TILT LOCK When moving or servicing the unit you can apply the Pan and Tilt lock.
To lock or release the Pan and Tilt refer to the picture below.
8- VOLTAGE AND FREQUENCY SYNERGY 5 SPOT operates at 100-240Vac 50-60 Hz.
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9- INSTALLATION
The unit is suitable for dry locations only. SYNERGY 5 SPOT may be either floor or ceiling mounted. For floor mounting installations, SYNERGY 5 SPOT is supplied with four rubber
mounting feet on the base.
For ceiling mounted installations, we recommend the use of appropriate clamps to fix the unit to the mounting surface.
The supporting structure from which the unit is hung should be capable of bearing the weight of the unit, as should any clamps used to hang it. The structure should also be sufficiently rigid so as not to move or shake whilst the SYNERGY 5 SPOT is moving.
Four 1/4 turn Fast Locks connections placed in the base of the unit allow to hang the SYNERGY 5 SPOT by using two Omega brackets (provided in the box) in conjunction with Aliscaf clamp (available on demand).
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9.1- Safety cable
A safety cable must be securely fixed to the SYNERGY 5 SPOT and to the suspension truss in order to avoid the fixture accidentally falling should the main fixing point fail. Make sure that the safety cable or chain can bear the weight of the entire unit. A suitable safety cable is available on demand. You may attach the safety cable to the attachment point (A) located on the base of the fixture, as shown in the picture below.
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9.2 Protection against liquids
The projector contains electric and electronic components which should under no circumstances come into contact with oil, water or any other liquid. The proper unit functioning would be compromised should this occur.
9.3- Movement
Pan: 540° rotation ; Tilt: 240° rotation. Do not place any object in the path of the projector’s movement.
9.4- Risk of fire
Each fixture produces heat and must be installed in a well-ventilated place.
It is permissible to place the unit on normally flammable surfaces. Suitable for mounting on normally flammable materials surfaces greater than 200°C with some combustion time lag. Minimum distance from the objects and the people lit by the light beam: 0,5 m.
9.5- Forced ventilation
You will note, on inspection, that the unit features various air inlets and cooling fans located on both the base and head of the fixture. These should, under no circumstances, be blocked or obstructed whilst the projector is in operation. Doing so could cause the fixture to seriously overheat thereby compromising its proper operation.
9.6- Ambient temperature
The projector should never be installed in places that lack a constant air flow. The ambient temperature should not exceed 40°C.
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10- MAINS CONNECTION
SYNERGY 5 SPOT operates at 100-240Vac 50-60 Hz. Prior to connecting the unit to your mains supply, ensure that the model in your possession correctly matches the mains supply available. For connection purposes, ensure that your plug is capable of supporting 3 amps at 230Vac or 6,5 amps at 100Vac each unit connected. Strict adherence to regulatory norms is strongly recommended.
FUSE MAINS INPUT 100-240Vac 50-60 Hz
T 8A 250V PowerCon TRUE1 male panel connector
MAINS OUTPUT 100-240Vac 50-60 Hz (MAX 16A) Max 4 SYNERGY 5 SPOT units @ 230Vac Max 2 SYNERGY 5 SPOT units @ 100Vac PowerCON TRUE1 female panel connector
10.1- Protection
The use of a thermal magnetic circuit breaker is recommended for each SYNERGY 5 SPOT. A good earth connection is essential for the correct operation of the projector.
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1
2
3
5
4
OUT
120 ohm
PIN 3
PIN 2
11- DMX SIGNAL CONNECTION
The unit operates using the digital DMX 512 signal. Connection between the mixer and the projector or between projectors must be carried out using a two pair screened ø 0.5 mm cable and a XLR 5 or 3 pins connector. Ensure that the conductors do not touch each other. Do not connect the cable ground to the XLR chassy. The plug housing must be isolated. Connect the mixer signal to the DMX IN projector plug and connect it to the next projector by connecting the DMX OUT plug on the first projector to the DMX IN plug of the second one. This way, all the projectors are cascade connected. NB. If the display showing the DMX address flashes, then one of the following errors has occurred:
- DMX signal not present
- DMX address not valid
- DMX reception problem
For Installations where long distance DMX cable connections are needed, we suggest to use a DMX terminator. The DMX terminator is a male XLR 3-5 pins connector with a 120 ohm resistor between pin 2 and 3. The DMX terminator must be plugged into the last unit (DMX out panel connector) of the DMX line.
PLACE A 120 OHM RESISTOR BETWEEN PIN 2
AND 3 OF A MALE XRL CONNECTOR AND PLUG IT
INTO THE DMX OUT PANEL CONNECTOR OF THE
LAST UNIT CONNECTED TO THE DMX LINE
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11.1-DMX Addresses
SYNERGY 5 SPOT can be controlled with 37 DMX channels. In order to use the unit in 37 DMX channels mode, set the following addresses on the mixer:
Projector 1 A001 Projector 2 A038 If you want to select the next projector, just add “37 Projector 3 A075 ….. A…. projector 6 A186
11.2-Selecting the DMX address
1) Press the UP-DOWN key until you reach the required DMX channel. The numbers on the display will start to flash (but the new DMX address hasn't yet been set).
2) Press ENTER to confirm your selection. The numbers on the display will stop flashing and the projector is now setted to the new DMX address.
TRICKS: If you keep pushed the UP or DOWN keys, the channels are calculated more quickly and you get a faster selection.
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12- Art-Net / sACN SIGNAL CONNECTION
The unit operates using the Art-Net / sACN signal (sACN not yet implemented). Connection between the mixer and the projector must be carried out using a category 5 network cable and a standard RJ45 connector.
12.1-Direct Ethernet operation
For direct Ethernet operation connect the mixer Art-Net / sACN signal via Ethernet switch to each unit etherCON RJ45 input connector.
For each unit scroll till NETWORK menu (refer to DISPLAY FUNCTIONS for details):
Select under INPUT menu “Art-Net” or “sACN” as input control signal. Select under IP ADDRESS MODE menu “Default”, “Static” or “DHCP” mode. Select ETH TO DMX menu to OFF. Set the IP address and Net Mask. IP address must be different for each unit
on a network.
Set the Art-Net or sACN Universe.
DMX address: 1 DMX address: 45 DMX address: 89 IP address: 002.214.192.007 IP address: 002.214.192.008 IP address: 002.214.192.009 Universe: 1 Universe: 1 Universe: 1
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1
2
3
5
4
OUT
120 ohm
PIN 3
PIN 2
12.2-Ethernet to DMX operation (not yet implemented)
For Ethernet to DMX operation connect the mixer Art-Net / sACN signal via Ethernet switch to the etherCON RJ45 input connector of the first unit only (sACN not yet
implemented).
In this configuration the first unit works as an Ethernet to DMX converter and sends DMX signal to its DMX output connector. All the other units must be connected as a DMX chain with standard DMX settings.
Only for the first unit scroll till NETWORK menu (refer to DISPLAY FUNCTIONS for details):
Select under INPUT menu “Art-Net” or “sACN” as input control signal. Select under IP ADDRESS MODE menu “Default”, “Static” or “DHCP” mode.  Select ETH TO DMX menu to ON. Set the IP address and Net Mask. IP address must be different for each unit
on a network.
Set the Art-Net or sACN Universe.
DMX address: 1 DMX address: 45 DMX address: 89 IP address: 002.214.192.007 Universe: 1
DMX address: 1 DMX address: 45 DMX address: 89
Universe: 2
IP address: 002.214.192.008
For Installations where long distance DMX cable connections are needed, we suggest to use a DMX terminator. The DMX terminator is a male XLR 3-5 pins connector with a 120 ohm resistor between pin 2 and 3. The DMX terminator must be plugged into the last unit (DMX out panel connector) of the DMX line.
PLACE A 120 OHM RESISTOR BETWEEN PIN 2
AND 3 OF A MALE XRL CONNECTOR AND PLUG IT
INTO THE DMX OUT PANEL CONNECTOR OF THE
LAST UNIT CONNECTED TO THE DMX LINE
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SUPPORTED_PARAMETERS
List of all supported parameters
DEVICE_INFO
To read the following info:
RDM ID Fixture type Software version DMX address DMX mode DMX channels Total sensors
DEVICE_MODEL_DESCRIPTION
Fixture model
MANUFACTURER_LABEL
Manufacturer
SOFTWARE_VERSION_LABEL
Motors and LED Driver software version
DMX_PERSONALITY
To read / set the DMX mode
DMX_PERSONALITY_DESCRIPTION
Description / details of the DMX mode
DMX_START_ADDRESS
To read / set the DMX address
SENSOR_DEFINITION
List of sensors:
1: LED MODULE
LED temperature (°C).
2: LED DRIVER #1
White 1 and White 2 outputs of LED Driver board temperature (°C).
3: LED DRIVER #2
White 3 and White 4 outputs of LED Driver board temperature (°C).
4: MICRO
Micro controller temperature (°C).
5: DC SUPPLY
Power supply output voltage (48Vdc).
SENSOR_VALUE
To read / refresh the value of each sensor
DEVICE_HOURS
Fixture life time
LAMP_HOURS
LED life time
IDENTIFY_DEVICE
LED ON at max power to identify the fixture
13- RDM FUNCTIONS
By using a RDM controller it is possible to read / set DMX address, DMX mode and other parameters. SYNERGY 5 SPOT accepts the following RDM commands:
14- FIRMWARE UPDATING
To update the firmware release of the SYNERGY 5 SPOT you need:
- DTS Dongle Firmware Uploader (code 03.LA.206).
- “DTS Firmware Upgrade Utility v.2.02” program installed on PC.
- Latest firmware release available for SYNERGY 5 SPOT unit.
Updating the firmware release.
Please follow the procedure below to perform the update:
1. Connect the DTS Dongle Firmware Uploader to a spare USB port on the PC.
2. Connect the unit DMX input to the DTS Dongle Firmware Uploader DMX output with a standard DMX cable and turn ON the unit.
3. Send the new firmware release into the unit by using “DTS Firmware Upgrade Utility v.2.02” program. At the end of the procedure, the unit will reset.
For more information please refer to an authorised DTS service centre.
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MOTORS FIRMWARE RELEASE
10
RDM Device Model ID
0x0014
DMX Personality IDs
0x01 “37 CHANNELS”
15- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
The SYNERGY 5 SPOT display panel shows all the available functions. Using these functions, it is possible to change some of the parameters and add some functions. Changing the DTS setting can vary the functions of the unit so that it does not respond to the DMX 512 used to control it. Carefully follow the instructions below before carrying out any variations or selections. NOTE: the symbol shows which key has to be pushed to obtain the desired function.
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Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
ENTER
NETWORK
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
INPUT
DMX512 - ARTNET - SACN
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
DMX512
NETWORK
IP ADDR MODE
DEFAULT - STATIC - DHCP
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
DEFAULT
NETWORK
PRIORITY
DMX512 - ETHERNET
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
DMX512
NETWORK
ETH TO DMX
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
OFF
NETWORK
STATIC IP
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
NETWORK
IP 192.168. 0. 8 MASK 255. 0. 0. 0
DEFAULT IP
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
NETWORK
IP 2.214.192. 7 MASK 255. 0. 0. 0
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
15- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
Network
NETWORK INPUT
This menu allows to select the input control signal protocol. DMX 512 (Default), Art-Net or sACN protocol.
(sACN not yet implemented)
IP ADDRESS MODE This menu allows to select the mode to set the IP address and the Net Mask. STATIC = Manual setting of IP address and Net Mask. DEFAULT = Fixed IP address with manual setting of first byte only and fixed Net Mask (Default). DHCP = Automatic setting of IP address and Net Mask.
PRIORITY This menu allows to set the priority between input control signals when the unit is connected via DMX and via ETHERNET at the same time. DMX 512 = DMX signal has the priority on the Art-Net / sACN signal (Default). ETHERNET = Art-Net / sACN signal has the priority on the DMX signal.
ETHERNET TO DMX This menu allows to enable ETHERNET to DMX operation. ON = In this configuration the first unit works as an Ethernet to DMX converter and sends DMX signal to its DMX output connector. OFF = Default.
(NOT YET IMPLEMENTED)
STATIC IP This menu allows to manually set all Bytes of IP address and Net Mask.
IP address must be different for each unit on a network.
DEFAULT IP Fixed IP address and Net Mask. It is possible to set only first byte of the IP address.
IP address must be different for each unit on a network.
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PAN DIRECTION
NORMAL
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
TILT DIRECTION
NORMAL
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
ENTER
ARTNET UNIV.
00000 T0 32767
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
00000
NETWORK
SACN UNIVERSE
00001 T0 63999
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
00001
NETWORK
Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
ENTER
ENTER
Pan movement Normal or Reverse Default = Normal
Tilt movement Normal or Reverse Default = Normal
ENTER
15- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
Network
NETWORK ARTNET UNIVERSE
This menu allows to set the Art-Net Universe (range 0 ÷ 32767).
SACN UNIVERSE This menu allows to set the sACN Universe (range 1 ÷ 63999).
(sACN not yet implemented)
Pan Direction PAN DIRECTION
This menu allows to set the Pan movement Normal or Reverse
Tilt Direction
TILT DIRECTION This menu allows to set the Tilt movement Normal or Reverse
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Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
ENTER
ENTER
Pan Speed control (1-4) Default = 2
Tilt Speed control (1-4) Default = 2
ENTER
Zoom Speed control (1-4) Default = 4
CMY Speed control (1-4) Default = 1
ENTER
SPEED
PAN
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
TILT
2
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
2
SPEED
ZOOM
4
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
SPEED
CMY
4
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
SPEED
15- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
Speed
PAN SPEED Pan Speed control (1-4)
TILT SPEED Tilt Speed control (1-4)
ZOOM SPEED Zoom Speed control (1-4)
CMY SPEED CMY Speed control (1-4)
WARNING! Speed value must not be set while CMY filters are moving during programming.
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Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
Display Flip AUTO (Default) ON THE GROUND SUSPENDED
Display Standby OFF = Display Standby disabled (Default) ON = Display goes OFF after 5 seconds
Display Contrast 20-35 (Default = 25)
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
FLIP
FLIP
AUTO
DISPLAY
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
FLIP
STANDBY
OFF
DISPLAY
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
FLIP
CONTRAST
25
DISPLAY
Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
DMX Mode 37 channels
ENTER
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
37 CHANNELS
DMX MODE
15- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
Display
DISPLAY FLIP / STAND BY / CONTRAST Display Flip:
Reverses display's reading depending on the mounting position (Automatic, on the ground or suspended).
Display Standby: To turn off the display (after 5 seconds) or leave it always on.
Display Contrast: Display contrast regulation (20-35)
DMX Mode
DMX MODE To select DMX mode: 37 channels
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MENU ENTER DOWN UP
ENABLED
BY DMX
RESET
Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
ENTER
ENABLED = Reset via DMX enabled (Default) DISABLED = Reset via DMX disabled NOW = Instant unit motors reset
Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
ENTER
SILENT mode = Low fans speed for a very low noise operation. The LED may be dimmed in particular working conditions (Default). STANDARD mode = High fans speed: The LED always works at maximum power. AUTOMATIC mode = Automatic fans speed related to LED working conditions.
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
SILENT
FANS SETTING
Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
NO DMX ACTION
KEEP LAST DMX
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
PROGRAM 1-48
NO DMX ACTION
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
SINGLE CUE
NO DMX ACTION
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
BLACK OUT
NO DMX ACTION
15- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
No DMX Action
NO DMX ACTION This menu allows to set the desired unit’s behavior in case DMX signal is missing or not available.
KEEP LAST DMX Keep last valid DMX signal.
PROGRAM 48 pre-programmed steps. Speed time values (range 0.5x - 3x) selectable by user (default 1x).
SINGLE CUE Fixed cue with values selectable by user.
BLACK OUT Black-out
Reset RESET
Reset via DMX ENABLED / DISABLED and unit motors reset
Fans FANS SETTING
SILENT (Default), STANDARD or AUTOMATIC mode
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Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
ENTER
Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
ENTER
ON = Default OFF
GOBO ROTATION
ON
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
DURING GOBO SCROLLING
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
FLIP
SMOOTH
4
LED
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
GAMMA CORR.
QUAD
LED
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
FREQUENCY
610 HZ
LED
ENTER
ENTER
15- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
Gobo Rotation
GOBO ROTATION Gobo rotation during gobo scrolling for rotating gobo wheel
LED
LED SMOOTH
This menu allows to select the value of delay (in milliseconds) for DIMMER channel reaction to DMX dimming command. 0 = Instant response 4 = 100 ms smooth response (Default) 20 = 500 ms smooth response
GAMMA CORRECTION This menu allows to select between Linear current output or Quadratic current output for LED. LINEAR = Linear current output QUADRATIC = Linear light output (Default)
OUTPUT FREQUENCY This menu allows to adjust the PWM Frequency value (Hz) in order to reduce flickering in the process of your camera recordings. Range = 610 Hz – 20 KHz Default = 610 Hz
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Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
ENTER
ENTER
SOFTWARE
SYNERGY 5 SPOT
30 JUL 2018 MOTOR: V.10 LED: V.1.00
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
SYSTEM INFO
TEMPERATURES
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
SYSTEM INFO
LED: DRV-1: DRV-2: MICRO:
045°C 042°C 040°C 039°C
TIME COUNTERS
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
SYSTEM INFO
UNIT LIFE: LED LIFE: DRV LIFE:
0535 HOURS 0446 HOURS 0538 HOURS
ADDRESSES
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
SYSTEM INFO
RDM: MAC:
0710:00010D68 70:B3:D5:D7:C0:EC
15- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
System Info
SYSTEM INFO SOFTWARE
Unit model; Software release date; Motors boards and LED Driver board software version.
TEMPERATURES LED temperature monitoring. DRV-1 = White1 and White 2 outputs of LED Driver board temperature monitoring. DRV-2 = White 3 and White 4 outputs of LED Driver board temperature monitoring. MICRO = Micro controller temperature monitoring.
TIME COUNTERS Unit, LED module and LED Driver board life time.
ADDRESSES RDM and MAC IDs.
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REBOOT
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
RESERVED
000
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
ENTER CODE
PAN LOCK
NO
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
Pan Lock = Lock the Pan to the desired value
Tilt Lock = Lock the Tilt to the desired value
Pan Free = Remove power to Pan motor
Tilt Free = Remove power to Tilt motor
Lock Detector OFF Lock Detector ON (Default): This function lets the user to activate the Lock detector on Pan and Tilt. When Lock detector is set to ON, the unit start the Pan&Tilt motors reset normally, but if for any reason there is something blocking the movement for Pan&Tilt motors during the initial reset (example unit into the flight case and power connected), it automatically will stop to reset Pan&Tilt motors after 5 seconds from the startup and a warning message (Pan locked-Tilt locked) will appear on unit display .
Reboot = Unit Reboot without needing of turning OFF the unit
Exit To Main = Exit from Reserved menu
RESERVED (Enter code = 100)
Pan lock-Tilt lock Pan free-Tilt free Lock Detector Reboot Exit To Main
LOCK DETECTOR
ON
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
ENTER
EXIT TO MAIN
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
15- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
Reserved
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DEFAULT
RESTORE MAIN SETTINGS
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
ENTER
Up-Down
Menu
Up-DownENTER
ENTER
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
MANUAL CONTR.
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
RESET
HEAD MOTORS
MANUAL CONTR.
37 CH DMX MODE
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
RESTORE DEF.
MANUAL CONTR.
37 CH DMX MODE
MENU ENTER DOWN UP
PAN MSB
128
MANUAL CONTR.
37 CH DMX MODE
15- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
Default
DEFAULT To restore factory settings
Manual control
MANUAL CONTROL Manual mode with functions value selectable by user
RESET To reset head motors only, Pan and Tilt or all motors
RESTORE DEFAULT To restore parameters default settings
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16- OPENING THE PROJECTOR HOUSING
It is possible to inspect the inside of the projector by removing the cover as indicated below.
ATTENTION
REMOVE MAINS POWER PRIOR TO ACCESSING THE
PROJECTOR’S INTERNAL COMPONENTS.
1) Using a flat bladed screwdriver loose the 3 “¼ turn” screws which fix the head covers on both sides.
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2) Lift each cover, slide the silicone tube down and unhook the safety wire to access the internal head components.
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17- REMOVING / REPLACING THE ROTATING GOBOS
SYNERGY 5 SPOT uses a mechanical system which allows the fixture's gobos to be removed without the use of special tools. When replacing gobos, ensure that the projector is switched off. Open the projector housing as described on page 31 and pull out the gobo holder from the rotating gobo wheel as shown in the picture below.
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Coated side
Uncoated side
REPLACEMENT GOBOS
Replacement gobos should be made in either dichroic glass or metal. Gobo dimensions are as follows:
Rotating gobos
ø external (ED) = 27.9 mm + 0 / - 0,1 mm ø of image (ID) = 21.0 mm thickness = from 0.2 to 3 mm (see catalogue)
Max thickness 3 mm
Coated side
When an object is held up the coated side of the glass gobo there is no space between the object and its reflection.
Uncoated side
When an object is held up the uncoated side of the glass gobo there is a space between the object and its reflection.
Load with coated surface toward the light source.
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!
18- PERIODIC CLEANING
18.1- Lenses and reflectors
Even a fine layer of dust can reduce the luminous output substantially. Regularly clean all lenses and the reflector using a soft cotton cloth, dampened with a specialist lens cleaning solution.
18.2- Fans and air passages
The fans and air passages must be cleaned approximately every 6 weeks. This periodic cleaning will depend of course, on the conditions in which the projector is operating. Suitable instruments for performing this type of maintenance are a brush and a common vacuum cleaner or an air compressor. If necessary, clean the fans and air passages more frequently.
19- PERIODIC CONTROLS
Attention
Disconnect mains power prior to opening the projector housing.
Mechanical parts
Periodically check all mechanical parts, gears, guides, belts, etc. for wear and tear, replacing them if necessary. Periodically check the lubrification of all components, particularly the parts subject to high temperatures. If necessary, lubrificate with suitable lubrificant, available from your DTS distributor. Check the tension of the belts and adjust it if necessary.
Electrical components
Check all electrical components for correct earthing and proper connection of all connectors, refastening if necessary.
Fuse replacement
Locate the fuse, which protects the lamp and electronics, in the base of SYNERGY 5 SPOT. Using a multimeter, test the condition of the fuse, replacing it with one of equivalent type (T 8A 250V) if necessary.
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MOTORS FIRMWARE RELEASE
10
RDM Device Model ID
0x0014
DMX Personality IDs
0x01 “37 CHANNELS”
20- DMX PROTOCOL
37 CHANNELS MODE 1 PAN msb
2 PAN lsb 3 TILT msb 4 TILT lsb 5 SPEED MOVEMENT 6 reserved 7 DIMMER msb 8 DIMMER lsb 9 SHUTTER 10 COLOUR WHEEL 11 COLOUR MODE 12 CYAN 13 MAGENTA 14 YELLOW 15 CTO 16 GEL FILTERS EMULATION 17 GOBO 18 GOBO ROTATION/INDEX msb 19 GOBO ROTATION/INDEX lsb 20 GOBO SHAKE 21 FIXED GOBO 22 FIXED GOBO MODE 23 FIXED GOBO SHAKE 24 DYNAMOVES MACROS (not yet implemented) 25 DYNAMOVE MACROS SPEED 26 PRISM MODE 27 PRISM 1 POSITION 28 PRISM 1 ROTATION/INDEX 29 PRISM 2 POSITION 30 PRISM 2 ROTATION/INDEX 31 FROST 32 AUTOFOCUS 33 FOCUS msb 34 FOCUS lsb 35 ZOOM 36 FIXTURE CONTROL 37 RESET
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DMX CHANNEL
1
Parameter: PAN msb
DMX CHANNEL
2
Parameter: PAN lsb
DMX CHANNEL
3
Parameter: TILT msb
DMX CHANNEL
4
Parameter: TILT lsb
DMX CHANNEL
5
Parameter: SPEED MOVEMENT
DMX value
Function
000-009
Fast movement
010-025
Standard movement
026-127
Vector mode from fast to slow
128-247
Variable time reaction to dmx signal (fast to slow)
248-255
Silent movement
DMX CHANNEL
7
Parameter: DIMMER msb
DMX CHANNEL
8
Parameter: DIMMER lsb
DMX CHANNEL
9
Parameter: SHUTTER
DMX value
Function
000-009
Black Out
010-019
Open
020-029
Black Out
030-119
Strobe (from 3,27s to 30ms)
120-149
Pulse up (from 42,6s to 120ms)
150-179
Pulse down (from 42,6s to 120ms)
180-189
Random strobe
190-199
reserved
200-209
Gobo/Colour wheel in Black Out (not yet implemented)
210-219
Pan/Tilt in Black Out (not yet implemented)
220-222
reserved
223-224
Frost/Prism in Black Out (not yet implemented)
225-226
Zoom in Black Out (not yet implemented)
227-229
Gobo/Colour wheel/Frost/Prism/Zoom in Black Out (not yet
implemented)
230-255
Open
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DMX CHANNEL
10
Parameter: COLOUR WHEEL
DMX value
Function
000-009
Open
010-049
Colour 1
050-089
Colour 2
090-129
Colour 3
130-169
Colour 4
170-209
Colour 5
210-255
Colour 6
DMX value
Function
000-009
Open
010-044
Colour 0-1
045-079
Colour 1-2
080-114
Colour 2-3
115-149
Colour 3-4
150-184
Colour 4-5
185-219
Colour 5-6
220-255
Colour 6-0
DMX value
Function
000-009
Open
010-255
Proportional colour
DMX value
Function
000-009
Open
010-127
CW rotation speed from max to min
128-137
Stop
138-255
CCW rotation speed from min to max
DMX CHANNEL
11
Parameter: COLOUR MODE
DMX value
Function
000-063
Full colour
064-127
Half colour
128-191
Proportional colour
192-255
Rainbow
DMX CHANNEL
12
Parameter: CYAN
DMX value
Function
000-255
Proportional colour
DMX CHANNEL
13
Parameter: MAGENTA
DMX value
Function
000-255
Proportional colour
DMX CHANNEL
14
Parameter: YELLOW
DMX value
Function
000-255
Proportional colour
DMX CHANNEL
15
Parameter: CTO
DMX value
Function
000-255
Linear CTO from min to max
FULL COLOUR (if channel 11 “COLOUR MODE” = DMX range value 0-63)
HALF COLOUR (if channel 11 “COLOUR MODE” = DMX range value 64-127)
PROPORTIONAL COLOUR (if channel 11 “COLOUR MODE” = DMX range value 128-191)
RAINBOW (if channel 11 “COLOUR MODE” = DMX range value 192-255)
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DMX CHANNEL
16
Parameter: GEL FILTERS EMULATION
DMX value
Function
000-009
No function
010-020
19 FIRE
021-025
20 MEDIUM AMBER
026-030
25 SUNSET RED
031-035
68 SKY BLUE
036-040
101 YELLOW
041-045
104 DEEP AMBER
046-050
105 ORANGE
051-055
106 PRIMARY RED
056-060
111 DARK PINK
061-065
113 MAGENTA
066-070
117 STEEL BLUE
071-075
118 LIGHT BLUE
076-080
122 FERN GREEN
081-085
126 MAUVE
086-090
132 MEDIUM BLUE
091-095
136 PALE LAVENDER
096-100
137 LAVENDER
101-105
138 PALE GREEN
106-110
139 PRIMARY GREEN
111-115
147 APRICOT
116-120
151 GOLD TINT
121-125
154 PALE ROSE
126-130
156 CHOCOLATE
131-135
181 CONGO BLUE
136-140
200 DOUBLE CT BLUE
141-145
201 FULL CT BLUE
146-150
204 FULL CT ORANGE
151-155
341 PLUM
156-255
reserved
DMX CHANNEL
17
Parameter: GOBO
DMX value
Function
000-009
Open
010-042
Gobo 1
043-075
Gobo 2
076-108
Gobo 3
109-141
Gobo 4
142-174
Gobo 5
175-207
Gobo 6
208-213
Speed rotation 1 min
214-219
Speed rotation 2
220-225
Speed rotation 3
226-231
Speed rotation 4
232-237
Speed rotation 5
238-243
Speed rotation 6
244-249
Speed rotation 7
250-255
Speed rotation 8 max
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DMX CHANNEL
18
Parameter: GOBO ROTATION/INDEX msb
DMX CHANNEL
19
Parameter: GOBO ROTATION/INDEX lsb
DMX value
Function
MSB.LSB-
MSB.LSB
INT16-INT16
000.000-
127.255
00000-32767
Proportional index 0°-360°
128.000-
180.255
32768-46335
CCW gobo rotation (max to min)
181.000-
202.255
46336-51967
Stop
203.000-
255.255
51968-65535
CW gobo rotation (min to max)
DMX CHANNEL
20
Parameter: GOBO SHAKE
DMX value
Function
000-009
Stop
010-019
Gobo shake R-L speed 1
020-029
Gobo shake R-L speed 2
030-039
Gobo shake R-L speed 3
040-049
Gobo shake R-L speed 4
050-059
Gobo shake R-L speed 5
060-069
Gobo shake R-L speed 6
070-079
Gobo shake R-L speed 7
080-089
Gobo shake R-L speed 8
090-099
Gobo shake R-L speed 9
100-109
Gobo shake R-L speed 10
110-126
Gobo shake R-L speed 11
127-138
Stop
139-148
Gobo shake L-R speed 1
149-158
Gobo shake L-R speed 2
159-168
Gobo shake L-R speed 3
169-178
Gobo shake L-R speed 4
179-188
Gobo shake L-R speed 5
189-198
Gobo shake L-R speed 6
199-208
Gobo shake L-R speed 7
209-218
Gobo shake L-R speed 8
219-228
Gobo shake L-R speed 9
229-238
Gobo shake L-R speed 10
239-255
Gobo shake L-R speed 11
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DMX CHANNEL
21
Parameter: FIXED GOBO
DMX value
Function
000-009
Open
010-028
Gobo 1
029-047
Gobo 2
048-066
Gobo 3
067-085
Gobo 4
086-104
Gobo 5
105-123
Gobo 6
124-142
Gobo 7
143-161
Gobo 8
162-180
Gobo 9
181-199
Gobo 10
200-218
Gobo 11
219-237
Gobo 12
238-255
Gobo 13
DMX value
Function
000-009
Open
010-027
Gobo 0-1
028-045
Gobo 1-2
046-063
Gobo 2-3
064-081
Gobo 3-4
082-099
Gobo 4-5
100-117
Gobo 5-6
118-135
Gobo 6-7
136-153
Gobo 7-8
154-171
Gobo 8-9
172-189
Gobo 9-10
190-207
Gobo 10-11
208-225
Gobo 11-12
226-243
Gobo 12-13
244-255
Gobo 13-0
DMX value
Function
000-009
Open
010-255
Proportional Gobos
DMX value
Function
000-009
Open
010-127
CW rotation speed from max to min
128-137
Stop
138-255
CCW rotation speed from min to max
DMX CHANNEL
22
Parameter: FIXED GOBO MODE
DMX value
Function
000-063
Full
064-127
Half
128-191
Proportional
192-255
Spin
MODE: FULL
MODE: HALF
MODE: PROPORTIONAL
MODE: SPIN
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DMX CHANNEL
23
Parameter: FIXED GOBO SHAKE
DMX value
Function
000-009
Stop
010-126
Gobo shake R-L speed 1
017-023
Gobo shake R-L speed 2
024-030
Gobo shake R-L speed 3
031-037
Gobo shake R-L speed 4
038-044
Gobo shake R-L speed 5
045-051
Gobo shake R-L speed 6
052-058
Gobo shake R-L speed 7
059-065
Gobo shake R-L speed 8
066-072
Gobo shake R-L speed 9
073-079
Gobo shake R-L speed 10
080-086
Gobo shake R-L speed 11
087-093
Gobo shake R-L speed 12
094-100
Gobo shake R-L speed 13
101-107
Gobo shake R-L speed 14
108-114
Gobo shake R-L speed 15
115-126
Gobo shake R-L speed 16
127-138
Stop
139-145
Gobo shake L-R speed 1
146-152
Gobo shake L-R speed 2
153-159
Gobo shake L-R speed 3
160-166
Gobo shake L-R speed 4
167-173
Gobo shake L-R speed 5
174-180
Gobo shake L-R speed 6
181-187
Gobo shake L-R speed 7
188-194
Gobo shake L-R speed 8
195-201
Gobo shake L-R speed 9
202-208
Gobo shake L-R speed 10
209-215
Gobo shake L-R speed 11
216-222
Gobo shake L-R speed 12
223-229
Gobo shake L-R speed 13
230-236
Gobo shake L-R speed 14
237-243
Gobo shake L-R speed 15
244-255
Gobo shake L-R speed 16
DMX CHANNEL
24
Parameter: DYNAMOVES MACROS (not yet implemented)
DMX value
Function
DMX value
Function
000-009
No function
058-059
....
010-011
Macro 1
060-061
....
012-013
Macro 2
014-015
Macro 3
016-017
Macro 4
018-019
....
020-021
....
022-023
....
024-025
....
026-027
....
028-029
....
030-031
....
032-033
....
034-035
....
036-037
....
038-039
....
040-041
....
042-043
....
044-045
....
046-047
....
048-049
....
050-051
....
052-053
....
054-055
....
056-057
....
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DMX CHANNEL
25
Parameter: DYNAMOVE MACROS SPEED
DMX value
Function
000-010
1X
011-050
1.1X to 5X (step 0.1X)
051-090
4.9X to 1X (step 0.1X)
091-159
1X
160-169
0.9X
170-179
0.8X
180-189
0.7X
190-199
0.6X
200-209
0.5X
210-219
0.4X
220-229
0.3X
230-239
0.2X
240-255
0.1X
DMX CHANNEL
26
Parameter: PRISM MODE
DMX value
Function
000-009
No function
010-049
Prism 1 inserted after zoom lens
050-089
Prism 2 inserted after zoom lens
090-129
Prism 1+2 inserted after zoom lens
130-169
Prism 1 inserted between focus and zoom lenses
170-209
Prism 2 inserted between focus and zoom lenses
210-255
Prism 1+2 inserted between focus and zoom lenses
DMX CHANNEL
27
Parameter: PRISM 1 POSITION
DMX value
Function
000-009
Centre
010-127
Outward left to centre
128-137
Centre
138-255
Outward right to centre
DMX CHANNEL
28
Parameter: PRISM 1 ROTATION/INDEX
DMX value
Function
000-127
Proportional index 0°-360°
128-180
CW rotation from fast to slow
181-202
Stop
203-255
CCW rotation from slow to fast
DMX CHANNEL
29
Parameter: PRISM 2 POSITION
DMX value
Function
000-009
Centre
010-127
Outward left to centre
128-137
Centre
138-255
Outward right to centre
DMX CHANNEL
30
Parameter: PRISM 2 ROTATION/INDEX
DMX value
Function
000-127
Proportional index 0°-360°
128-180
CW rotation from fast to slow
181-202
Stop
203-255
CCW rotation from slow to fast
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DMX CHANNEL
31
Parameter: FROST
DMX value
Function
000-009
No function
010-255
Frost Filter linear from min to max
DMX CHANNEL
32
Parameter: AUTOFOCUS
DMX value
Function
000-063
AUTOFOCUS OFF
064-127
reserved
128-191
AUTOFOCUS ON (priority on fixed gobo wheel) (not yet
implemented)
192-255
AUTOFOCUS ON (priority on rotating gobo wheel) (not yet
implemented)
DMX CHANNEL
33
Parameter: FOCUS msb
DMX CHANNEL
34
Parameter: FOCUS lsb
DMX value
Function
000-255
Linear focus
DMX CHANNEL
35
Parameter: ZOOM
DMX value
Function
000-255
Linear zoom
DMX CHANNEL
36
Parameter: FIXTURE CONTROL
DMX value
Function
000-009
0 - No effect
010-024
1 – SMOOTH DIMMING OFF
025-026
2 - SMOOTH DIMMING 1
027-028
3 - SMOOTH DIMMING 2
029-030
4 - SMOOTH DIMMING 3
031-032
5 - SMOOTH DIMMING 4 (DEFAULT)
033-034
6 - SMOOTH DIMMING 5
035-036
7 - SMOOTH DIMMING 6
037-038
8 - SMOOTH DIMMING 7
039-040
9 - SMOOTH DIMMING 8
041-042
10 - SMOOTH DIMMING 9
043-044
11 - SMOOTH DIMMING 10
045-046
12 - SMOOTH DIMMING 11
047-048
13 - SMOOTH DIMMING 12
049-050
14 - SMOOTH DIMMING 13
051-052
15 - SMOOTH DIMMING 14
053-054
16 - SMOOTH DIMMING 15
055-056
17 - SMOOTH DIMMING 16
057-058
18 - SMOOTH DIMMING 17
059-060
19 - SMOOTH DIMMING 18
061-062
20 - SMOOTH DIMMING 19
063-064
21 - SMOOTH DIMMING 20
065-074
22 - GAMMA CORRECTION QUADRATIC (DEFAULT)
075-084
23 - GAMMA CORRECTION LINEAR
085-104
24 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 610 Hz (DEFAULT)
105
25 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 800 Hz
106
26 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 1000 Hz
107
27 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 1500 Hz
108
28 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 2000 Hz
109
29 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 2500 Hz
110
30 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 3000 Hz
111
31 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 3500 Hz
112
32 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 4000 Hz
113
33 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 4500 Hz
114
34 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 5000 Hz
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115
35 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 5500 Hz
116
36 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 6000 Hz
117
37 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 6500 Hz
118
38 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 7000 Hz
119
39 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 7500 Hz
120
40 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 8000 Hz
121
41 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 8500 Hz
122
42 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 9000 Hz
123
43 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 9500 Hz
124
44 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 10000 Hz
125
45 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 11000 Hz
126
46 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 12000 Hz
127
47 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 13000 Hz
128
48 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 14000 Hz
129
49 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 15000 Hz
130
50 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 16000 Hz
131
51 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 17000 Hz
132
52 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 18000 Hz
133
53 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 19000 Hz
134
54 - OUTPUT FREQUENCY 20000 Hz
135-136
55 - CMY / CTO SPEED 1
137-138
56 - CMY / CTO SPEED 2
139-140
57 - CMY / CTO SPEED 3
141-142
58 - CMY / CTO SPEED 4(DEFAULT)
143-144
59 - reserved
145-146
60 - reserved
147-148
61 - reserved
149-150
62 - reserved
151-152
63 – reserved
153-154
64 – reserved
155-164
65 - DISPLAY STANDBY DISABLE (DEFAULT)
165-174
66 - DISPLAY STANDBY ENABLE
175-176
67 - NO DMX ACTION – KEEP LAST DMX (DEFAULT)
177-178
68 - NO DMX ACTION – BLACK OUT
179-180
69 - reserved
181-182
70 - NO DMX ACTION – DEMO PROGRAM (STEPS 01..48)
183-184
71 - NO DMX ACTION – SINGLE CUE
185-194
72 - PAN NORMAL (DEFAULT)
195-204
73 - PAN REVERSE
205-214
74 - TILT NORMAL (DEFAULT)
215-224
75 - TILT REVERSE
225-227
76 - reserved
228-230
77 - reserved
231-234
78 - reserved
235-237
79 - FAN MODE STANDARD
238-240
80 - FAN MODE AUTO
241-244
81 - FAN MODE SILENT (DEFAULT)
245-246
82 – ZOOM SPEED 1 (Speed value must not be set while CMY filters are moving
during programming)
247-248
83 – ZOOM SPEED 2 (Speed value must not be set while CMY filters are moving
during programming)
249-250
84 – ZOOM SPEED 3 (Speed value must not be set while CMY filters are moving
during programming)
251-252
85 – ZOOM SPEED 4 (DEFAULT) (Speed value must not be set while CMY filters
are moving during programming)
253-255
86 - SET FUNCTION TO DEFAULT:
-SMOOTH DIMMING = 4
-GAMMA = QUADRATIC
-FREQUENCY = 610 Hz
-CMY/CTO SPEED = 4
-DISPLAY STANDBY = DISABLE
-NO DMX ACTION = KEEP LAST DMX
-FAN = SILENT MODE
-ZOOM SPEED = 4
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DMX CHANNEL
37
Parameter: RESET
DMX value
Function
000-009
No effect
010-075
PAN TILT reset
076-095
HEAD MOTORS reset
096-115
Gobo wheel reset
116-135
Colour wheel reset
136-155
CMY/CTO reset
156-175
reserved
176-195
Prism reset
196-215
Frost - Smooth reset
216-239
Focus/Zoom reset
240-255
Total unit reset (PAN TILT + HEAD MOTORS)
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21- ROTATING GOBO WHEEL
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22- FIXED GOBO WHEEL
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48
23- COLOUR WHEEL
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49
NOTES
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50
NOTES
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51
NOTES
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