Jolly X-5 Coupe User Manual

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U S E R M A N U A L
Professional stage lighting equipment V1.0
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Table of content
1.Open-Package guidelines............................................................1
 1.1Package................................................................................1
2.Safety instructions......................................................................1
3.Operating determination.............................................................3
4.Rigging the fixture.......................................................................4
4.2Installing the Clamps................................................................4
4.3 Power supply connection and cut off........................................5
4.4 POWER Connection.................................................................6
4.5 DMX-512 connection/connection between fixtures.................6
Description of the device..............................................................7
5.
Dimension....................................................................................8
6.
Display control.............................................................................9
7.
Navigation in the Menu............................................................9
7.1
Display OPeration....................................................................9
7.2
Menu Maps .............................................................................11
7.3
8.DMX protocol.............................................................................12
9.Maintenance and cleaning.........................................................17
10.Electric equipment specification...............................................17
10.1 Electrical paramters............................................................17
Weight and dimensions
10.2
Channel Characteristics.......................................................17
10.3
10.4 Menu Function.....................................................................17
10.5 light table .............................................18
10.6 Gobo wheel.........................................................................20
Color wheel.....
10.7 ....................................................................21
11.Electronic drawing...................................................................23
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1.Open-Package guidelines
Congra tulatio ns on ch oosing ou r prod ucts! Ple ase ca refully r ead this in stru ction man ual in its entire ty and keep it
well for using r eferenc e. Thi s manu al contai ned about the ins tallati on and the relati ve using inform
ation of this pr o instru ction
This equ ipme nt is made of new sty le,high i nten sity plas tic.It fu lly sh ows the mod em tim es light ch arac tic with standa rd of DM X
Wh en r ec eive the prod uc t,ple as e be c ar eful to tak e an d pu t,check if the prod uc t ha s da mage or not be-
cause of tran spo rtation, and c hec k the f ollowing par ts:
1.Signal ca ble -1PC 2.Sa fty c abl e-1PC
3.User Manv al- 1PC 4.Ome ga ho lde r-2PCS
5.Power cab le- 1PC 5.Ser vic e car d-1PC
1.1Package
Unpacking t he fi xture
1.Open the fl igh t case cover
2.With one pe rso n on each side, li ft th e fix ture out of t he fl igh t case.
3.Unlock pa n and t ilt before ope rat ing f ixture. Packing the f ixt ure
1.Disconn ect t he fixture fro m pow er an d allow it to c ool .
2.lock arms a nd h as figure. (
- Fig.2-1)( Tilt M ech ani sm Lock and R ele ase ( every 45°) - Fig .2- 2)
3.Place the f ix tu re in the bottom o f the f lig ht case, an d cov er th e case without f orc ing.
ducts. Please accord ing to this manua l's relat ive when using thi s equipme nt.
terist ic wit h beauty st ruture. And it is made acc ord to CE standar d. Fully ag ree wi th the inte rnat ion
512 agre emen t.
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2.Safety instructions
Every perso n inv olvd with inst all ati on and mainten anc e of this device t o:
-Be qualilf ied
-Follow the i nst ructions of th is ma nua lentert ain men t theater,per for ming and palyi ng ha ll et c.
This dev ice has lef t our pr emi ses in a bsolute ly perfec t conditi on. In ord er to maint ain this co ndition a nd to­ensure a s afe opera tion ,it is absol ute ly nec ess ary fo r the user to f ollow the s afety ins tructio ns and warn ing notes wr itten in th is manual .
Important: The m anufact urer will n ot accept l iabilit y for any res ulting da mages cau sed by the nonobs erv ance of this
manual o r any unaut horized m odifica tion to the d evice. Please c onsider t hat damag es caused b y manu al modifi cat ions to the devic e are not sub ject to war ranty.
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Never let the p owe r-cord come in to co nta ct with oth er ca ble s! Handle the po wer c ord and all conn ect ion s with partic ula r caution! Make sure tha t the a vailable vol tag e is no t higher th an st ate d on the rearpan el. A lways plug in the pow er pl ug least. Make s uer t hat t he power- swi tch i s set to off- pos ition before y ou co n ections wit h the mains with par tic ula r caution ! Make sure tha t the p ower-cord is n eve r cri mped or dam age d by sh arp edges.Ch eck t he decice and th e p­ower-cord f rom t ime to time. Always disco nne ct from the main s, wh en th e device is n ot in u se or b efore cleani ng it . Only ha ndl e the power-co rd by t he plug,Neve r pul l out t he plug by tu ggi ng th e powercord. Thi s devi ce fa lls u nder protect ion c lass I.There for e it is essentia l to co nne ct the yellow/ gre en conductor to earth. Th e elect ric c onn ection,rep air s and servicin g mus t be ca rried out b y a qua lif ids employee . Do not co nne ct this device t o a dim mer pack. Do not sw itc h the fixture on a nd off in short in ter vals as this wou ld re duce the lamp’s li fe.rly mean that the device is def ect ive. Do not touch th e dev ice’s hou sin g bare hands dur ing i ts op eration (ho usi ng becomes hot )! For replace men t use lamps and fu ses o f sam e type and ra tin g onl y.
Caution! e yeb ama ges ! Avoid look ing d ire ctl y int o the l igh t source(meant especially for epilept ics )!
470 W
t 40a°C
Minimum di sta nce o f ill umi nat ed objects
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The project or ne eds to be positi one d so th at the obje cts h it by t he beam of light a re at l east
18 metres fro m the l ens of the proje cto r.
Maximum am bie nt te mpe rat ure
Do not operat e the f ixture if the am bie nt te mperatu er( Ta) e xce eds 4 0°C (104°F).
Temperatur e of th e ext ern al su rfa ce
t 80c°C
The maximum t emp erature that c an be r eac hed on the ex ter nal s urface of the fi tti ng,in a ther­mally stead yst ate,is 8 0°C ( 176°F).
IP20 prote cti on ra tin g
IP20
The fitting i s pro tected again st pe net ration by s oli d of ov er 12mm (0 .47”) in diameter ( fir st digit 2), but n ot ag ainst drippi ng wa ter, rain,splas hes o r jets of water (s eco nd digit 0).
Indoor use o nly
Risk Gr oup 1
Accor ding to En624 71
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Not suitab le fo r hou seh old i llu mination
Photobio log ica l Saf ety
CAUTION. Do n ot lo ok direct ly at t he li ght sourc e.D o not look at the li ght b eam with optic al de ­vices or any ot her t ool that co uld c aus e light con ver gence. The fixture m ust b e positio ned s o tha t the minim um di stance betwe en th e front lens and h uma n eye is at least 3 met res to prev ent p ers onal phot obi ological ris ks.
Mounting s urf ace s
It is permiss ibl e to mount th e fit tin g on normal ly fl ammable surf ace s.
The produc ts to w hic h thi s man ual r efe rs comply with the European Directiv es pu rs­uant to:
2006/95/E C - Saf ety of electri cal e qui pment sup pli ed at l ow voltage (LVD)
2004/108/ EC - El ectromagne tic C omp atibili ty (E MC)
2011/65 /EU - R estriction o f the u se of certain ha zar dous substan ces ( RoH S)
2009/125/ EC - Ec oDesign requ ire men ts for Ener gy- rel ated Product s (Er P)
Protecti on ag ain st el ect ric al sh ock
Connectio n mus t be made to a power s upp ly sy stem fitt ed wi th effici ent e art hing (Class I ap p­liance acco rdi ng to standard E N 605 98- 1) .It i s, moreover, recomme nde d to protect the s upp ly
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lines of t he projec tors from i ndirect c ontact an d/or sho rtin g to ea rth by u sin g appr opr iate ly si zed residu al curren t devices .
Disposing
This pro duct is sup plied in co mplianc e with Euro pean Dire ctiv e 201 2/19 /EU -Waste Ele ctrical a nd Electr onic Equi pment (WE EE) . To pre serv e the e nvir onm ent pl eas e disp ose /rec ycd e this pro duct a t the end of i ts life acc ording to t he local re gulatio n.
Battery
This pro duct cont ains a rech argeabl e lead-ac id or lithi um iro n tet raph osp hate b att ery.To pr eserve th e enviro nment,p lease dis pose the ba ttery at th e end of its li fe acc ord ing to t he re gula tio n in for ce.
Lamp
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The fitt ing mount s a high-pr essure la mp that nee ds an exter nal ig nit er. Thi s igniter i s fitted on to the appara tus. -Car efully re ad the "ope rating in structi ons" p rov ided b y the l amp ma nuf actu rer.
-Immed iately re place the l amp if dama ged or defo rmed by hea t.
Maintenan ce
Before s tarting a ny mainte nance wor k or cleani ng the proj ecto r,cu t off po wer from th e mains sup ply. After sw itching o ff, do n ot remove a ny parts of t he fittin g for at leas t 10 minute s. After thi s time the li ke lihood o f the lamp ex ploding i s virtual ly small. If it is nece ssar y to re plac e the l amp, wai t for an oth er 15 minute s to avoid ge tting bur nt.The fi tting is de sign ed to h old in a ny sp lint ers p rodu ced b y a lamp e xpl ­oding.
3.Operating determinations
This dev ice is a movi ng-head f or creati ng decora tive effects an d was deaig ned for ind oor use onl y.
If the dev ice ha been e xposed to d rastic te mperatu re flu ctu atio n(e .g.a fte r tran spo rtat ion ).do not weitc h it on im m­ediate ly.Th e ari sing c ondensa tion wate r might dam age your de vice,Le ave the dev ice switc hed of f until it ha s rea­ched roo m tempera ture.
Never ru n the devic e without l amp!
Do not sha ke the devi ce,Avoid brut e force whe n install ing or oper ating the d evice.
Never li fe the fixt ure by hold ing it at the p rojecto rhead, as t he mec han ics ma y be da mage d. Alw ays ho ld th e fixt u­re at the tr ansport h andles.
When cho osing the i nstalla tion-sp ot,plea se make sur e that t he de vice i s not e xpos ed to h eat, moi stur e or du st.T h­ere shou ld not be any c ables lyi ng around .You en dang er yo ur own a nd th e safe ty of o ther s!
The mini mum dista nce betwe en light ou tput and th e illumin ated s urf ace mu st be m ore th an 0. 2 mete rs.
Make sur e that the ar ea below th e install ation pla ce is block ed whe n rig ging ,de rigg ing o r serv ici ng the f ixt ure.
Always f ix the fixt ure with an a ppropri ate safet y rope , Fix t he saf ety r ope at t he co rrec t hol es onl y.
Operat e the fixtu re after ha ving chec ked that th e hous ing i s firm ly cl osed a nd al l scre ws ar e tigh tly f aste nd.
The lamp m ust never b e ignited i f the objec tive-le ns or any hou sing -co ver is o pen , as dis cha rge la mps m ay ex­plose an d emit a hign u ltravio let radia t, which ma y cause bur ns.
The maxi mum ambie nt temper ature 40°C mu st never be e xceeded .
Operat e the devic e only afte r having fa miliari zed with it s func tio ns. Do n ot pe rmit o per atio n by pe rsons not qu a­lified f or operat ing the dev ice. Most d amages ar e the resul t of unp rof essi ona l oper ati on!
Please u se the orig inal pack aging if th e device is t o be transp orte d.
Please c onsider t hat unaut horized m odifica tions on th e devi ce ar e forb idd en due t o saf ety re aso nsl.
If this de vice will b e operate d in any way di ffer ent to the on e describ ed in this ma nual, the pro duct may suff er damage s and the gua rantee be comes voi d.Furth ermore, a ny oth er op erat ion m ay lea d to da nger s lik e shor t-c irc­uit,bu rns, elec tric shic t,burns d ue to ultra viol et ra diat ion ,lam p exp losi on, cras h etc .
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4.Rigging the fixture
4.1 Mounting
Pay attenti on to t he re gul ations of CE.
Installation b y qua lif ied staff to comple te.
For the vario us mo unting posit ion s of th e FIXTURE (st and ing on the floor, s ide ways or hangin g di fferent accessori es ki ts are availab le.
Through thi s a saf e and firm insta lla tio n is assure d.
You’ ll fi nd specia l con nec tors on the bott om si de of the system w hic h are put to use her e.
4. 2 Installing the Clamps
Please cons ide r the respecti ve na tio nal norm s du rin g the I nstallatio n!T he installat ion m ust o nly be car­ried out by an au tho rized dealer !
The install ati on of the projec tor h as to b e built and c ons tru cted in a way that i t can h old 10 times the w ei­ght for 1 hour wi tho ut any harming d efo rma tion.
The install ati on must always b e sec ure d with a seco nda ry sa fety attachm ent , e.g.an appro pri ate catch net.This se con dary safety at tac hme nt must be co nst ruc ted in a way that no p art o f the installa tio n can fall if the mai n att achment fail s.
When servic ing t he fixture sta yin g in th e area belo w the i nst allation pla ce, on bridges,u nde r hig h working places and ot her e ndangered ar eas i s for bidden.
The operato r has t o make sure that s afe ty- relatin g and m ach ine-techni cal i nstallatio ns ar e app roved by an expert bef ore t aking into ope rat ion f or the firs t tim e and a fter changes b efo re taking into o per ati on an­other time.
The operato r has t o make sure that s afe ty- relatin g and m ach ine-techni cal i nstallatio ns ar e app roved by an expert aft er ev ery four year in t he co urs e of an accep tan ce te st.
The operato r has t o make sure that s afe ty- relatin g and m ach ine-techni cal i nstallatio ns ar e app roved by a skilled per son o nce a year.
The project or sh ould be instal led o uts ide areas wher e per sons m ay walk by or b e sea ted.
Important !Ov erhead riggi ng re qui res exten siv e exp ering CE,in cluding (bu t not l imited to) calculatin g working loa d lim its, install ati on ma terial being u sed , and periodic s afe ty inspectio n of al l ins tallation ma ­terial and th e pro jector. If you la ck th ese q ualific ati ons , do not attempt t he in stallation y our sel f, but inst e­ad use a profes sio nal structur al ri gge r. Imprope r ins tal lation can res ult i n bodilyinju ry an d or da mage to property.
The project or ha s to be installe d out o f the r each of peo ple .
If the projec tor s hall be lowere d fro m the c eiling or h igh j ois ts, professi ona l trussing sys tem s h ave to be used. The p rojector mus t nev er be fixed swin gin g fre ely in the ro om .
Caution Pro jec tors may cause s eve re in juries wh en cr ash ing down! If you h ave d oubts concer nin g the safety of a pos sib le installat ion , do no t install t he pr oje ctor!
Before rigg ing m ake sure that th e ins tal lation ar ea ca n hol d a minim um point l oad o f 10 times the projector s w eig ht.
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The project or ca n be placed dire ctl y on th e stage floor or r igg ed in any orient ati on on a truss withou t alt e­ring its oper ati on character ist ics .
For overhea d use ,always inst all a s afe ty-rope that c an ho ld at least 10 tim es th e wei ght of the fixtu re.You must only use s afe ty-ropes wit h scr ew on c arabines.P ull t he safety-ro pe th rou gh th e two ape rtu res on th e bottom of the b ase a nd over the trus sin g sys tem etc.
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Warning: it i s nec essary to make s ure t hat the install ati on lo cation is p erf ect ly appropria te, and the insta lla tio n locatio n is sa fe an d reliable.
Lock catch
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omega holde r
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secure chai n
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mounting pl ate
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4.3 Power supply connection and cut off
Connect the l igh t source to the ma in po wer s ource with the p lug o f the power cord , or cu t off the pow er supply: Connectio n: ac cording to pro ced ure s, the power plu g and s ocket is inser ted i nto t he groove one on e alignment , rot ation. Cut off: a cco rding to proce dur es, press the bu tto n on th e rotating plu g, pu ll out.
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4.4 Power Connection
If you wish to ch ang e the power supp ly se tti ngs, see th e cha pte r appendix Con nec t the fixture to t he mains with th e enc losed power ca ble a nd pl ug.
Warning: pl eas e ver ify the pow er of t he po wer supply equi pme nt prior to the co nne cti on! Earth w ire must be groun ded !
CABLE(EU) CABLE(US)
Brown Black Live
Light blue
White Neutral
Yell ow/ Green Green
Pin
Earth
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4.5 DMX-512 connection/connection between fixtures
Only use ster eo sh ieded cable an d 3-p in XL R-plugs and co nne ctors in order t o con nect.
DMX512DMX512
Caution
At the last fix tur e,the DMX-ca ble h as to b e termina ted w ith a t erminatou. s old er a 120 resisto r bet ween signal(-) a nd Si gnal (+) into a 3- pin X LR- plug and plug it i n the D MX-output of t he la st fixture.
DMX output 3-pin XLR soc ket
2 1
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DMX iutput 3-pin XLR soc ket
2 1
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1: Gro und 2: Sig nal (- ) 3: Sig nal (+ )
DMX output 5-pin XLR soc ket
5 1
5 1
4 2
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DMX iutput 5-pin XLR soc ket
5 1
5 1
4 2
4 2
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1: Gro und 2: Sig nal (- ) 3: Sig nal (+ ) 4: N. A. 5: N. A.
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DMX Terminator Diagram
-For instal lat ions where the D MX ca ble h as to run a lon g dis tan ce or is In an electr ica lly noisy envi ron men t it is recom men ded t o use a DMX termina tor. This help in p rev enting corru pti on of t he signal b y electrica l noi se. The DMX t erm inato r is simpl y an XL R plug witha 120 res ist or connected b etw een pins 2 and pin s3, w hic h is then
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plugged int o a the o utput XLR sock et of t he la st ifxtur e in th e cha in.
5.Description of the device
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DESIGN CONSTITUTION
1.Head
2.Arm
3.Base
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PIN2
PIN3
CINTROL PANEL
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BACK PANEL
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Status indi cat or lamp
12.ENTER bu tto n
13.Touch scre en( LCD display)
14.MODE but ton
15.UP bu tto n
16.DOWN but ton
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17.WDMX wir e
6.Dimension
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7.Display control
7.1 Navigation in the Menu
Using the but ton s or touch scree n, an d thi s can be simp ly an d eas ily set the addr ess c ode and code.
If you view or mo dif y the lighting f eat ure s et, then press E NTE R button, the di spl ay wi ll enter th e men u
interface . Bot h there is sub men u cor res ponding to the f unc tional opera tio n of the main menu . Eac h of th e
menus is repr ese ntative of the s pec ifi c features of th e lam p. The specifi c con tents shows as t he ta ble menu below.
Set or browse l igh ting functio n, pr ess U P or DOW N but ton.
Press ENTER t o sav e your changes o r ent er th e submenu .Pr ess t he UP or D OWN c an ch ange the nume­rical (incr eas e or decrease in v alu e).
Press the MOD E but ton to return to m enu . Set a time 0 to 10 min ute s aut omatically e xit m enu interfac e and close the s cre en.
7.2 Display Operation
Put through p owe r supply, op en th e power switch o f lam ps and lantern s, di spl ay show the comp any LOGO
website. Acc ord ing to the main in ter fac e, as shown i n fig ure :
In the main int erf ace, press "MO DE" b utton to view th e sof twa re version, pr ess t he "UP" "DOWN" c an m­odify the DMX a ddr ess.
If the screen " " i con i s green,said D MX si gnal connect ion i s nor mal, this stat e can b e used to check th ­elamps and la nte rns and connec tio n bet ween the contr ol ta ble is normal.
Fix ture ID
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E1 2:B usEr r1 01 E1 5:B alla st Er ror 0 7 E1 7:B D1 BUS E rro r 99 E1 8:B D2 BUS E rro r 99 E1 9:B D3 BUS E rro r 99
Mode Ente rUp Down
00 1-0 21Se tti ng s
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OFF
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Mode Ente rUp Down Mode Ente rUp DownMode Ente rUp Down
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Mai n inter face
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Main interface
Cha nnel Mo de
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Mod e2 1-30
Mod e3 1-34
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Settings
Set U p
Inf oramt ion Per sonal ity
Man ual Con trol
Adv anced
Mode Ente rUp Down
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PAN
CH-001: 000 .0% 000 CH-002:PAN Fine 000.0% 000 CH-003:Tilt 000.0% 000 CH-004:Tilt Fine 000.0% 000 CH-005:Cyan 000.0% 000 CH-006:Magenta 000.0% 000
CH-007:Yellow 000.0% 000
Mode Ente rUp Down
menu int erface
This lamp can b e set t o turn off th e aut omatic flip sc ree n function, to uch t his " “ i con can be ma nua lly flip screen .
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Click on the ma in in terface of the i con , num erical to v iew v iew S ettings rela ted i nformation o f lam ps and lanterns. Sym bols such as the m ain i nte rface app ear “ “ ,th e following er ror m essage indic ate s that there might be a lamp s and l anterns,ca n cli ck to v iew and con tro l inf ormation con ten t to modify the la mps a nd lanterns.
CODE
ERRO INFO CHECK MEASURMENT NOTE
E01 SpiFlashError Check the welding of memory IC E02 Program Err 1 Check the welding of Chip E03 Program Err 2 Check the welding of master IC EP3C E04 MBDInit Error E05 BD1Init Error E06 BD2Init Error E07 BD3Init Error E12 BusErr1 E13 BusErr2 E14 SPDError Check the welding of master IC E16 MFpga Error E17 BD1 BUS Error E18 BD2 BUS Error E19 BD3 BUS Error E21 Pan FB. Err E23 Tilt FB. Err E22 Pan Zero Err E24 Tilt Zero Err E25 Prism Err1 E26 Prism Err2 E27 Prism RtErr1 E28 Prism RtErr2 E29 R.Gobo Err1 E30 R.Gobo Err2 E31 Zomm Err E32 Focus Err E33 St.Gobo Err E34 Cyan Err E35 Magenta Err E36 Yellow Err E37 B.Fan1 Error E38 B.Fan2 Error E39 B.Fan3 Error E40 L.Fan1 Error E41 L.Fan2 Error E42 L.Fan3 Error E43 L.Fan4 Error E44 GOBO Fan Error Check the fan of head GOBO
Check the communication signal 485& 485 chip & memory IC
Check main cable ABAB(485) chip
Check the communication signal& welding of communication chip
Check the light coupling line, optical coupling switch and a plate of the relative position measurement
Check cable of sensor, distance and location of ,magnets and sensor
Check the fan of head
Check if the fan(80) of the lamp holder is working
Check if the blowing machine of lamp holder is working
RESET
ERROR
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7.3 Unit Menu
Dmx Address 001~XXX Dmx Address
Set up Channel Mode default Mode1
Fixture Id 0001~9999 Lamps address
Fixture Times XXXXX h XX m Total working hours
Lamp Times
Information
Personality
Manual Control
Advanced
Error List Error details
Diagnosis Diagnosis
Fans Monitor Fans Monitor
DMX Values DMX Values
Lamp
Pan/Tilt
Dmx Input
BlackOut
Screen
Language
Lamp
Reset
Channel Chanel Testing
Calibration lnput Password XXXX Chanel Adgusting
Factory Default ON/OFF Reset to orignal parameters
Touch Calibration Touch screen adjusting
Mode1 1~34 Mode2 1~30 Mode3 1~34
Lamp On Times XXXXh XXm Lamp On working hours
Lamp Strike XXXX Lamp Strike
Reset Lamp Time Reset Lamp Time
BOARD 1: XX.XX% BOARD 2: XX.XX% BOARD 3: XX.XX%
Power ON Light ON/OFF Power ON Light(default OFF)
Lamp On By DMX ON/OFF Lamp On By DMX(default ON)
Lamp ON Delay 0~60m Lamp ON Delay(defaul 0m)
Pan Reverse ON/OFF Pan Reverse(defaul OFF)
Tilt Reverse ON/OFF Tilt Reverse(defaul OFF)
Feedback ON/OFF Pan/Tilt Auto Switch(defaul ON)
Wired Input Wired Input(defaul)
Wireless Input Wireless Input
Wireless In/XLR out Wireless In/XLR out
P/T Moving defaul OFF
Colour Moving defaul OFF
Gobo Moving defaul OFF
Brightness Brightness
Screen Time out 0-10m Screen Time out
Touch Screen ON/OFF Touch Screen(defaul OFF)
Auto Screen ON/OFF Auto Screen(defaul ON)
English
Chinese
Lamp Control ON/OFF Lamp Control(defaul OFF)
Confirm Confirm
Reset ALL
Reset Pan/Tilt
Reset Colour
Reset Zoom
Reset Dimmer
language choice
Remark
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8.DMX protocol
Mode 1Mode 2 Mode 3 Fade Type Function Dmx Value
1 23 23 2 24 24 3 25 25 4 26 26 5 1 1 6 2 2 7 3 3
9 5 5 Colour 2
10 6 6 Colour 3
11 13
13
Pan Pan
Pan Fime (16BIT) Pan Fime
Tilt Tilt
Tilt Fime (16BIT) Tilt Fime
Cyan Linear Cyan movement
Magenta Linear Magenta movement
Yellow Linear Yellow movement
Colour 18 4 4
Rotation Gobo
Select
Empty position Empty → Soft Filter Soft Filter Soft Filter → Lavender Lavender Lavender → CTO 3200K CTO 3200K CTO 3200K→CTO 2500K CTO 2500K CTO 2500K→ Blue Wood(UV Filter) Blue Wood(UV Filter) Empty position Empty → Dark Green Dark Green Dark Green → CTB CTB CTB → Dark Blue Dark Blue Dark Blue → H.M.Green H.M.Green H.M.Green → Dark Red Dark Red Empty position Empty → Light Green Light Green Light Green → PinK PinK PinK → Aquamarine Aquamarine Aquamarine → Dark Orange Dark Orange Dark Orange → Light Orange Light Orange RotaTing gobo Select Empty position 0-18 Gobo 1 19-37 Gobo 2 38-56 Gobo 3 57-74 Gobo 4 75-92 Gobo 5 93-111 Gobo 6 112-129 Gobo Shakes at variable speed from slow to fast Gobo 1 130-150 Gobo 2 151-171 Gobo 3 172-192 Gobo 4 193-213 Gobo 5 214-234 Gobo 6 235-255
0-255 0-255 0-255 0-255 0-255 0-255 0-255
0
1-28 29-50 51-80
81-100 101-129 130-150 151-181 182-204 105-235 236-255
0
1-28 29-50 51-80
81-100 101-129 130-150 151-181 182-204 105-235 236-255
0
1-28 29-50 51-80
81-100 101-129 130-150 151-181 182-204 105-235 236-255
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Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 3 Fade Type Function Dmx Value
12
13 15 15 Fine Gobo Rotation Fine Gobo Rotation 0-255
14 10
Gobo Rotation1414
10
Static gono
Change
Gobo Indexing:0°TO 90°range 0-21 Gobo Indexing:90°TO 180°range 21-42 Gobo Indexing:180°TO 270°range 42-63 Gobo Indexing:270°TO 360°range 63-84 Gobo Indexing:360°TO 450°range 84-105 Gobo Indexing:450°TO 540°range 105-127 Continuous gobo rotation at linearly variable speed from fast to slow Stop rotation Continuous gobo rotation at linearly variable speed from slow to fast
Unused Range 0-3 Gobo 1 4-7 Gobo 2 8-11 Gobo 3 12-15 Gobo 4 16-18 Gobo 5 19-22 Gobo 6 23-26 Gobo 7 27-30 Gobo 8 31-34 Gobo 9 35-37 Gobo 10 38-41 Gobo 11 42-45 Gobo 12 46-49 Gobo 13 50-53 Gobo 14 54-56 Gobo 15 57-60 Gobo 16 61-64 Gobo 17 65-68 Gobo 18 69-71
Continuous gobo wheel clockwise rotation at linearly variable speed from fast to slow
Stop rotation 114-117 Continuous gobo wheel couneter-clockwise rotation at linearly variable speed from slow to fast Gobo Shakes at variable speed from slow to fast Gobo 1 160-165 Gobo 2 166-170 Gobo 3 171-175 Gobo 4 176-181 Gobo 5 182-186 Gobo 6 187-191 Gobo 7 192-197 Gobo 8 198-202 Gobo 9 203-207 Gobo 10 208-214 Gobo 11 215-218 Gobo 12 219-223 Gobo 13 224-229 Gobo 14 230-234 Gobo 15 235-239 Gobo 16 240-245 Gobo 17 246-250 Gobo 18 251-255
128-190 191-192 193-255
72-113
118-159
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Mode 1Mode 2 Mode 3 Fade Type Function Dmx Value
15 11 11
19 18 18 20 19 19 21 20 20 22 21 21
23 22 22
24 7
25 8 8 26 9 9
27
121216
Animation disk
insertion
Animation disk
rotation
Prism insertion161617
Prism rotation18 1717
Frost Zoom Zoom linearly moves from narrow to wide Focus
Focus Fine
Eeam Mode
Stopper/Strobe7
Dimmer
Dimmer Fime
(16BIT)
Function2727
Linear Animation disk insertion 0-255
Continuous Animation disk clockwise rotation at linearly variable speed from fast to slow
Stop rotation 125-130 Continuous Animation disk couneter­clockwise rotation at linearly variable speed from slow to fast Prism out 0-10 Prism 1 into the light beam 11-132 Prism 2 into the light beam 133-255 Prism rotation:0°TO 90°range 0-21 Prism rotation:90°TO 180°range 21-42 Prism rotation:180°TO 270°range 42-63 Prism rotation:270°TO 360°range 63-84 Prism rotation:360°TO 450°range 84-105 Prism rotation:450°TO 540°range 105-127 Continuous Prism rotation at linearly variable speed from fast to slow Stop rotation Continuous Prism rotation at linearly variable speed from slow to fast Focus moves linearly into the light beam 0-255
Focus moves linearly from far to near position 0-255 Fine focus positioning 0-255 Zoom/Autofcus mode 0-127 Eeam Mode 128-255 Light OFF STROBE SLOW→FAST Light ON PULSATION SLOW→FAST Light ON RANDOM SLOW STROBE RANDOM MEDIUM STROBE RANDOM FAST STROBE Light ON Dimmer 0-100% 0-255
Dimmer Fime 0-255 Unused Range
Fast Pan/Tilt Speed(default) Normal Pan/Tilt Speed normal dimmer(default) linear dimmer CMY Full Range(default) CMY Limited Range CMY Shortcut ON(default) CMY Shortcut OFF Unused Range 115-234 Disable zoom/focuslinking-1 sec. Enable zoom/focus linking,near distance (8meters) (default setting)-1 sec. Enable zoom/focus linking, ediumdistance (12 meters) -1 sec. Enable zoom/focus linking, far distance (20 meters) -1 sec.
0-124
131-255
128-190
191-192 193-255
0-255
0-3
4-103 104-107 108-207 208-212 213-225 226-238 239-251 252-255
0-11 12-24 25-37 38-50 51-62 63-75 76-87
88-101
102-114
235-239 240-244
245-249
250-255
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Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 3 Fade Type Function Dmx Value
28 28
29
31 31 Pan-Tilt time 32 32 Colour time 33 33 Beam time 34 34 Gobo time Static Gobo - Rotating Gobo 0-255
28 Reset
Lamp Control2929
30 Macro Effects3030
Unused Range 0-25 Zoom Reset -5 sec 26-76 Pan/Tilt Reset -5 sec 77-127 Complete Reset -5 sec 128-255 Unused Range 0-25 Lamp Off -5 sec 26-100 Lamp On -5 sec 101-255 Macro Off 0-7 Standby 8-11 Standby(black) 12-15 Zoom In Faded 16-45 Zoom Out Faded 46-75 Zoom In Out 76-105 Standby(black) 106-135 Zoom In Faded Random 136-165 Zoom Out Faded Random 166-195 Zoom In Out Random 196-225 Standby(black) 226-255 Pan - Fine Pan - Tilt - Tilt Fine Cyan - Magenta - Yellow Dimmer - Frost - Prism - Focus - Zoom
0-255
0-255
0-255
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Time table
BIT Seconds
0 Full 1 0.2 2 0.4 3 0.6 4 0.8 5 1 6 1.2 7 1.4 8 1.6
9 1.8 10 2 11 2.2 12 2.4 13 2.6 14 2.8 15 3 16 3.2 17 3.4 18 3.6 19 3.8 20 4 21 4.2 22 4.4 23 4.6 24 4.8 25 5 26 5.2 27 5.4 28 5.6 29 5.8 30 6 31 6.2 32 6.4 33 6.6 34 6.8 35 7 36 7.2 37 7.4 38 7.6 39 7.8 40 8 41 8.2 42 8.4
BIT Seconds
43 8.6 44 8.8 45 9 46 9.2 47 9.4 48 9.6 49 9.8 50 10 51 10.2 52 10.4 53 10.6 54
11
55 56
12
57 58
13
59 60
14
61 62 63
15
64 65
16
66 67 68
17
69 70
18
71 72 73
19
74 75
20
76 77 78
21
79 80 81
22
82 83
23
84 85
BIT Seconds
86
24
87 88
25
89 90 91
26
92 93
27
94 95 96
28
97 98
29
99 100 101
30
102 103 104
31
105 106
32
107 108 109
33
110 111
34
112 113 114
35
115 116
36
117 118 119
37
120 121
38
122 123 124
39
125 126 127
40
128
BIT Seconds 129
41
130 131 132
42
133 134
43
135 136 137
44
138 139
45
140 141 142
46
143 144
47
145 146 147
48
148 149
49
150 151 152
50
153 154 155
51
156 157
52
158 159 160
53
161 162
54
163 164 165
55
166 167
56
168 169 170
57
171
BIT Seconds
172
58
173 174 175
59
176 177 178
60
179 180
65
181 182 183
70
184 185
75
186 187 188
80
189 190
85
191 192 193
90
194 195
95
196 197 198
100
199 200
110
201 202 203
120
204 205 206
130
207 208
140
209 210 211
150
212 213
160
214
BIT Seconds 215 160 216
170
217 218
180
219 220 221
190
222 223
200
224 225 226
210
227 228 229
220
230 231
230
232 233 234
240
235 236
250
237 238 239
260
240 241
270
242 243 244
280
245 246
290
247 248 249
300
250 251 252
310
253 254
Full
255
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9.Maintance and cleaning
DANGER:Disconnect from the mains before starting any maintenance work.
It is absolut ely e ssential tha t the f ixt ure is kept c lea n and t hat dust,dir t and s moke fluid res idu es must not buildup on or w ith in the fixture . Oth erw ise, the fi xtu res l ight-outpu t wil l be significa ntl y red uced. Re gular
cleaning wi ll no t only ensure th e max imu m light-o utp ut, b ut will also all ow th e fixture to fun cti on reliab ly through out i ts li fe. A soft lint-fr ee cl oth m oistene d wit h any g ood glass clea nin g fluid is recom men ded , under no circ um st ances should a lco hol o r solvents be us ed!
The f ron t obj ective lens wi ll re quire weekly c lea nin g as smoke- flu id te nds to buildin g up re sidues,red uc­ing the light -ou tput very quic kly.The cooli ng- fan s should be c lea ned m onthly.
The g obo s may b e cleaned with a s oft b rush,The int eri or of the fixtur e sho uld b e cleaned at lea st an nua­lly usinga va cuu m-cleaner or a n air -je t.
The re ar e no se rviceable pa rts i nside the devi ce ex cep t for the lam p and t he fu se.
Replacing t he fu se: If the lamp bu rns o ut, the fine- wir e fus e of the device mi ght f use,too.On ly re place the fuse by a fuse of s ame t ype and rating .Be for e replaci ng th e fus e,unplug mai ns le ad.
Maintenan ce an d maintenanc e of th e ope ration, plea se co ntact the manu fac turer or distr ibu tor.
10.Electric equipment specification
10.1 Electrical paramters
SOURCE:
POWER:
VOLTAG E:
Color tempe rat ure7800K
10.2 Weight and dimensions
Dimension s453 X423X552
NET WEIG HT:27 Kg
Dimension s
WEIGHT
Dimension s
NET WEIG HT/ WEIGHT
10.3 Channel Characteristics
1.Channel:3 43034 DMX-512. 2.Scan: Pa n54 0°,Tilt24 4°,Sc an speed adjus tab le.Fixture c oul d aut o reset. 3.Colour whee l:t hre e open+5c olo rs.half-color e ffects,CMY f unc tion. 4.Gobo wheel:one o pen +6 gobos.one , Fi x gobo wh eel :o ne op en+18gobos . 5.Prism syste m:1 r ota ting of 8 fac es , 1 ro tat ing of 4 face s. 6.Zoom:line ar amp lifi er. 7.Focus:lin ear f ocu s with auto f unc tio n. 8.Demmer:two ste ppe r motor adj ust ing ,linear dimme r.
9. St robe:t wo st epper motor,wit h strobe mo de of s ync hro nistical,p uls e and random.
10.4 Menu Function
1. .Touch screenEn gli sh/ Chi nes e menu
Osram siriu s hri 4 40W
700W
AC100-240 V 50/ 60HZ
mm
Carton pack age
):661X506 X58 1mm
Carton pack age
( ): 33K g
Air boxes -2 li ght s):1010X52 0X7 80m m
(Air bo xes - 2 lights): 37Kg/95Kg
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2.Each DMX Val ue di splayable. 3.Tim e of au tomatic t urn ing o ff is ab le to s et on t he displa y, wh en op erating pan/ ti lt , Color an d
gobos, stro be ar e turn off an d abl e to set freely.
4.Display the t ime u sing of lighti ng fe atu re and lamp as wel l as th e times of turni ng on f or lamp. 5.With functi on of t urn on lamp when p owe red .
6.
Automatic 5 0 % ene rgy saving of po wer w hen t urn off the s trobe.
7
Remote ON by DM X.
8. You c an sw itch on and o ff the lamp via th e con trol pane l or vi a you r DMX contr oll er. It must be
noted that it h as to b e cold befo re re -st ricking .
After the DMX s ign al is disco nne cte d, the disp lay w ill be bright an d dar k.
9.
10.Softwa re up grade fun cti on.
10.5 light table
Beam mode spot
Lux 0 1 49500 3 6950 16 800 945 0 60 48
55
44
33
22
11
0
1
22
33
4
5
Pro jecti on dist ance( m)20 40 60 80 100 Fla re diam eter( m) 0.7 1.41 2.2 2.9 3.6 3
Spot mode minimum spot
Lux 0 9 0000 22 500 100 00 5625 3 600
55
44
33
22
11
0
1
22
33
4
5
Pro jecti on dist ance( m)20 40 60 8 0 10 0 Fla re diam eter( m) 1. 58 3.16 4.7 4 6 .32 7.9
2°
4.5°
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30° Illuminance 1885 Lux 0 472 206 116 2
55
44
333
222
111
0
1
222
333
4
5
Pro jecti on dist ance( m)20 40 60 8 0 10 0
30°Flare diameter(m) 10.7 21.5 32.2 43 50.7 50°Flare diameter(m) 18.2 36.1 54.4 72 89.8
50°
30°
Spot mode maximum spot
Lux 0 1885 472 206 116 2
55
44
Spot mode maximum spot( frog at 50%)
3
2
1
0
1
2
3
4
5
Pro jecti on dist ance( m)20 40 60 8 0 10 0
Flare diameter(m) 10.7 21.5 32.2 43 50.7
30°
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10.6 Gobo wheel
Fix gobo whee l
Integr aInsi de di amet erφ118m m,e ffec tive diamet er 9mm
1
8
.
9°
Rgobo wheel
Glass de sign ,In sid e diam eterφ25.9 mm,effectiv e diamet er 10. 5mm .
Eff ect w hee l
Integr aInsi de di amet erφ110m m,e ffec tive diamet er 107 mm
Φ69
60°
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9.7 Color wheel
Color wh eel 1
Spe cial gl ass
Color wh eel 2
Cya n CYM
Mag enta CY M
Red B rown fi lm
Flu oresc ent fil m
Blu e purpl e Film
Bro wn yell ow Film
Dar k green
Lig ht blue f ilm
Dar k blue
Mag nets
Mag nets
Dar k red
Lig ht pink f ilm
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Color wh eel 3
Green
Mag nets
Pink
yellow C YM
Sky b lue
red
orange
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11.Electronic drawing
FUSE
L
N
AC IN
DC48V
DC5V
+
+
-
-
48V
GND
Titl Motor
Pan Motor
Titl EN
Pan EN
Titl Sensor
Pan Sensor
Battery
DMX
Wireless Receiver
L
N
Three Phase Motor Driver Board
48V Fan Driver Board
Displayer &Control Board
L
DS
+
-
FC1
FC1
FC2
FC2
RS485
G
80 25 Fan
80 15 Fan
B
l o w e r
F3
Lamp Fan Out F2
Lamp Fan In F1
Ballast Control
+
Cyan
Magnta
Yellow
Static
Gobo
Wheel
M1
M2
M3
M4
M5
M6
M7
M8
(YM)
(MM)
Magnta
(CM)
(GM)
M1
M2M3
M4
M5
M6
M7
M8
Frost
Motor
Shutter
strobe
(4PM)
(FO)
(ZO)
(8PM)
(4PM)
B l
o w
e r F4
80 25
Fan
Power Supply
Power Supply
Power Supply
Power Supply
Note: The above information is for reference only, the final inte rpretat ion is belo ng to manuf acturer.
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