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Figure 4                      Figure 5 

5.  See illustration below. Adjust the lamp using a slotted (flat head)  screwdriver until it is 

centralized. 

 

Figure 6 

6.  Reinstall the fan and secure it, then replace and secure the head covers before reapplying 

power. 

 

 

 

  6. How to set the fixture   

6.1 Main Function   

To select any of the given functions, press the 

MENU

  button up to when the required one is 

showing on the display. Select the function by the

 ENTER

 button and the display will blink. Use the 

DOWN

 and 

UP

 button to change the mode. Once the required mode has been selected, press the 

ENTER

 button to setup, to go back to the functions without any change press the

 MENU

 button 

again. Hold and press the 

MENU

 button about one second or wait for one minute to exit the menu 

mode. 

The main functions are showing below: 

 

A 

10B 

Summary of Contents for WHACK XP-231 BEAM

Page 1: ...User Manual Please read the instruc on carefully before use XP 231 BEAM ...

Page 2: ...amp 7 5 1 Gobo Wheel 7 5 2 Lamp 7 5 3 Change The Lamp 8 6 How to set the fixture 10 6 1 Main Function 10 6 2 Home Position Adjustment 14 7 Control By Universal DMX Controller 16 7 1 DMX Connections 16 7 2 Channel Mode Setting 17 7 3 DMX Address Setting 18 7 4 DMX Control 18 8 Troubleshooting 31 9 Check and Cleaning 33 A 1B ...

Page 3: ...eated Before operating ensure that the voltage and frequency of power supply matches the power requirements of the unit It s important to ground the yellow green conductor to earth in order to avoid electric shock Maximum ambient temperature TA 40 Don t operate it when the temperature is higher Don t connect the device to any dimmer pack During initial start up some smoke or smell may arise This i...

Page 4: ...ts inside Never try to repair the unit by yourself Repairs carried out by unskilled people can lead to damage or malfunction Please contact the nearest authorized technical assistance center if needed Disconnect the mains power if the fixture is has not been used for a long time Do use the original packing materials before transporting it once again To prevent or reduce the risk of electrical shoc...

Page 5: ... s weight without any harming deformation Also always use a safety cable that can hold 12 times of the weight of the unit when installing the fixture Make absolute sure that the unit is firmly fixed in way that no vibrating or slipping would occur during operation The equipment must be installed beyond the areas where persons may walk by or be seated The rigging has to be operated by or under the ...

Page 6: ...hutter Mechanical dimmer Mechanical shutter and adjustable speed strobe effect Color wheel Color wheel 14 fixed colors Rainbow effect in both directions Easy calibration and maintenance by magnetic home positioning Gobo wheel Gobo Wheel 17 fixed gobos index able Easy calibration and maintenance by magnetic home positioning Prism 8 facet rotating prism Frost Protocols DMX 512 Data input output 3 Pi...

Page 7: ...sent 3 Button MENU To select the programming functions UP To go forward in the selected functions DOWN To go backward in the selected functions ENTER To confirm the selected functions 4 Function Display Used to show the various menus and the selected function Distance m 5 10 15 20 3 8 Lux 800000 200000 99000 59000 Diameter m 0 4 0 7 1 21 1 5 3 8 Photometrics Diagram A 6B ...

Page 8: ...ply 9 MAINS OUT PowerCon loop connection for main power supply to the next unit 5 Gobo Wheel and Lamp 5 1 Gobo Wheel DANGER Install change the gobo wheel with the device switched off only 5 2 Lamp Philips MSD Platinum 5R 8000K Because of its high internal pressure there might be a risk that the Discharge lamp would explode during operation The lamp emits intense UV radiation which is harmful to th...

Page 9: ...en lighting up the lamp operates at high pressure and there is a slight risk of arc tube rupture The risk increases with age temperature and improper handling of the lamp Do not use the lamp longer than its lifespan Make sure the lamp is located in the center of the reflector for the best projection 5 3 Change The Lamp Do not use this lamp more than 3000 hours Using the lamp any longer than its se...

Page 10: ...d remove the lamp cooling fan at the rear of the head Figure 2 3 Lift the lamp out of its recess as Figure 3 Figure 3 4 Disconnect the lamp and connect the replacement lamp Figure 4 Place the new lamp into the lamp recess Figure 5 A 9B ...

Page 11: ...he given functions press the MENU button up to when the required one is showing on the display Select the function by the ENTER button and the display will blink Use the DOWN and UP button to change the mode Once the required mode has been selected press the ENTER button to setup to go back to the functions without any change press the MENU button again Hold and press the MENU button about one sec...

Page 12: ...A 11B ...

Page 13: ...exit menu mode Pan Inverse Select press the ENTER button to confirm use the UP and DOWN button to select the no or yes press the ENTER button to store Press the MENU button back to the last menu or idling 30 seconds to exit menu mode Tilt Reverse Select press the ENTER button to confirm use the UP and DOWN button to select the no or yes press the ENTER button to store Press the MENU button back to...

Page 14: ...t the Off or On press the ENTER button to store Press the MENU button back to the last menu or idling 30 seconds to exit menu mode Lamp On Off While Power On Select press the ENTER button to confirm use the UP and DOWN button to select the Lamp Off while power on or Lamp On while power on press the ENTER button to store Press the MENU button back to the last menu or idling 30 seconds to exit menu ...

Page 15: ...he ENTER button and the fixture will reset 6 2 Home Position Adjustment Press the MENU button into menu mode then press and hold the ENTER button for about 3 seconds into offset mode to adjust the home position Select the function by the ENTER button Use the UP DOWN button to select the submenu press the ENTER button to store and automatically return to the last menu Press the MENU button to exit ...

Page 16: ...P button to adjust the value from 0 to 255 press the ENTER button to store Press the MENU button to exit Color home position adjustment To select the press the ENTER button to show the Color OFFSET on the display Use the DOWN and UP button to adjust the value from 127 to 127 press the ENTER button to store Press the MENU button to exit Gobo home position adjustment To select the press the ENTER bu...

Page 17: ... select the press the ENTER button to show the Frost OFFSET on the display Use the DOWN and UP button to adjust the value from 0 to 255 press the ENTER button to store Press the MENU button to exit Focus home position adjustment To select the press the ENTER button to show the Focus OFFSET on the display Use the DOWN and UP button to adjust the value from 0 to 255 press the ENTER button to store P...

Page 18: ...ach lighting unit needs to have a DMX address to receive the data by the controller The address number is between 0 511 usually 0 1 are equal to 1 5 The end of the DMX 512 system should be terminated to reduce signal errors 6 3 pin XLR connectors are more popular than 5 pins XLR 3 pin XLR Pin 1 GND Pin 2 Negative signal Pin 3 Positive signal 5 pin XLR Pin 1 GND Pin 2 Negative signal Pin 3 Positive...

Page 19: ...press and keep ENTER button pressed up to when the display stops blinking or storing automatically 8 seconds later To go back to the functions without any change press the MENU button again If you use please refer to the following diagram to address your DMX512 channel for the first 4 units 16 Channels 15 Channels 19 Channels 20 Channels 7 4 DMX Control 16 Channels Mode 1 Channel Value Function 1 ...

Page 20: ...er prism r prism frost focus reset Null Reset all Blackout while pan tilt gobo color change enable Blackout while pan tilt gobo color change disable Lamp off Null 7 000 007 008 015 016 023 024 031 032 039 040 047 048 055 056 063 064 071 072 079 080 087 088 095 096 103 104 111 112 119 120 127 128 135 136 143 144 151 152 159 160 167 168 175 176 183 184 191 192 199 200 207 208 215 Pan Tilt Macro Off ...

Page 21: ... 049 050 051 052 053 054 055 056 057 058 059 060 061 063 064 127 128 189 190 193 194 255 Color White White Color1 Color1 Color1 Color2 Color2 Color2 Color3 Color3 Color3 Color4 Color4 Color4 Color5 Color5 Color5 Color6 Color6 Color6 Color7 Color7 Color7 Color8 Color8 Color8 Color9 Color9 Color9 Color10 Color10 Color10 Color11 Color11 Color11 Color12 Color12 Color12 Color13 Color13 Color13 Color14 ...

Page 22: ...obo14 Gobo15 Gobo16 Gobo17 White Shaking Gobo1 Shaking Gobo2 Shaking Gobo3 Shaking Gobo4 Shaking Gobo5 Shaking Gobo6 Shaking Gobo7 Shaking Gobo8 Shaking Gobo9 Shaking Gobo10 Shaking Gobo11 Shaking Gobo12 Shaking Gobo13 Shaking Gobo14 Shaking Gobo15 Shaking Gobo16 Shaking Gobo17 Shaking Rotation Fast Slow Stop Rotation Slow Fast 11 000 007 008 127 128 132 133 137 138 141 142 146 147 150 151 155 Pri...

Page 23: ...rism rotation effects18 Prism rotation effects19 Prism rotation effects20 Prism rotation effects21 Prism rotation effects22 Prism rotation effects23 Prism rotation effects24 Prism rotation effects25 Prism rotation effects26 Prism rotation effects27 Prism rotation effects28 12 000 127 128 190 191 192 193 255 Prism Rotation Index Rotation Rotation Fast Slow Stop Rotation Slow Fast 13 000 255 Focus F...

Page 24: ... Color1 Color2 Color2 Color2 Color3 Color3 Color3 Color4 Color4 Color4 Color5 Color5 Color5 Color6 Color6 Color6 Color7 Color7 Color7 Color8 Color8 Color8 Color9 Color9 Color9 Color10 Color10 Color10 Color11 Color11 Color11 Color12 Color12 Color12 Color13 Color13 Color13 Color14 Color14 Color14 White Rotation Slow Fast 2 000 003 004 103 104 107 108 207 208 212 213 225 226 238 239 251 252 255 Strob...

Page 25: ... 255 Gobo White Gobo1 Gobo2 Gobo3 Gobo4 Gobo5 Gobo6 Gobo7 Gobo8 Gobo9 Gobo10 Gobo11 Gobo12 Gobo13 Gobo14 Gobo15 Gobo16 Gobo17 Rotation Fast Slow Stop Rotation Slow Fast White Shaking Gobo1 Shaking Gobo2 Shaking Gobo3 Shaking Gobo4 Shaking Gobo5 Shaking Gobo6 Shaking Gobo7 Shaking Gobo8 Shaking Gobo9 Shaking Gobo10 Shaking Gobo11 Shaking Gobo12 Shaking Gobo13 Shaking Gobo14 Shaking 5 000 127 128 25...

Page 26: ...Function P T speed Fast P T speed Normal No Function 14 000 025 026 076 077 127 128 255 Reset No Function Effects reset Pan Tilt rest Complete reset 15 000 025 026 100 101 255 Lamp Control No Function Lamp off Lamp on 19 Channels Mode 3 Channel Value Function 1 000 004 005 008 009 012 013 017 018 021 022 025 026 029 030 034 Color White White Color1 Color1 Color1 Color2 Color2 Color2 Color3 Color3 ...

Page 27: ...Color10 Color10 Color10 Color11 Color11 Color11 Color12 Color12 Color12 Color13 Color13 Color13 Color14 Color14 Color14 White Rotation Slow Fast 2 000 003 004 103 104 107 108 207 208 212 213 225 226 238 239 251 252 255 Strobe Closed Strobe Slow Fast Open Pulsation Slow Fast Open Random Slow Strobe Random Medium Strobe Random Fast Strobe Open 3 000 255 Dimmer 0 100 4 000 003 004 007 008 011 012 015...

Page 28: ... Fast White Shaking Gobo1 Shaking Gobo2 Shaking Gobo3 Shaking Gobo4 Shaking Gobo5 Shaking Gobo6 Shaking Gobo7 Shaking Gobo8 Shaking Gobo9 Shaking Gobo10 Shaking Gobo11 Shaking Gobo12 Shaking Gobo13 Shaking Gobo14 Shaking 5 000 127 128 255 Prism Prism Excluded Prism Inserted 6 000 127 128 190 191 192 193 255 Prism Rotation Index Rotation Rotation Fast Slow Stop Rotation Slow Fast 7 000 255 Frost 0 ...

Page 29: ...ontrol No Function Lamp off Lamp on 16 000 255 Pan Tilt time Fast Slow 17 000 254 255 Color time Fast Slow Fast 18 000 254 255 Beam time Fast Slow Fast 19 000 254 255 Gobo time Fast Slow Fast 20 Channels Mode 4 Channel Value Function 1 000 004 005 008 009 012 013 017 018 021 022 025 026 029 030 034 035 038 039 042 Color White White Color1 Color1 Color1 Color2 Color2 Color2 Color3 Color3 Color3 Col...

Page 30: ...olor11 Color11 Color12 Color12 Color12 Color13 Color13 Color13 Color14 Color14 Color14 White Rotation Slow Fast 2 000 003 004 103 104 107 108 207 208 212 213 225 226 238 239 251 252 255 Strobe Closed Strobe Slow Fast Open Pulsation Slow Fast Open Random Slow Strobe Random Medium Strobe Random Fast Strobe Open 3 000 255 Dimmer 0 100 4 000 003 004 007 008 011 012 015 016 019 020 023 024 027 028 031 ...

Page 31: ...bo1 Shaking Gobo2 Shaking Gobo3 Shaking Gobo4 Shaking Gobo5 Shaking Gobo6 Shaking Gobo7 Shaking Gobo8 Shaking Gobo9 Shaking Gobo10 Shaking Gobo11 Shaking Gobo12 Shaking Gobo13 Shaking Gobo14 Shaking 5 000 127 128 255 Prism Prism Excluded Prism Inserted 6 000 127 128 190 191 192 193 255 Prism Rotation Index Rotation Rotation Fast Slow Stop Rotation Slow Fast 7 No Function 8 000 255 Frost 0 100 9 00...

Page 32: ...00 254 255 Color time Fast Slow Fast 19 000 254 255 Beam time Fast Slow Fast 20 000 254 255 Gobo time Fast Slow Fast 8 Troubleshooting Following are a few common problems that may occur during operation Here are some suggestions for easy troubleshooting A The unit does not work no light and the fan does not work 1 Check the connect power and main fuse 2 Measure the mains voltage on the main connec...

Page 33: ...r might be damaged or the cable connected to the PCB is broken 2 The motor s drive IC on the PCB might be out of condition D The lamp is cutting out intermittently 1 The lamp is not working well Check the mains voltage either too high or too low 2 Internal temperature may be too high Check if replacement of fan is needed on the head E If The pan belt is broken 1 Turn off the mains power 2 Loosen t...

Page 34: ...ing Check Ballast A Do check the fixtures every two months and make sure that all the screws and terminals have been locked firmly to make sure the normal performance of the fixtures Negligence of check would cause malfunction of the fixture B As the pictures shown above please replace the cable or cable joints immediately once they ve aged and turned easy to break A 33B ...

Page 35: ...epends on the environment in which the fixture operates damp smoky or particularly dirty surrounding can cause greater accumulation of dirt on the unit s optics Clean with soft cloth and use normal glass to clean liquid Always dry the parts carefully Clean the external optics at least every 20 days Clean the internal optics at least every 30 60 days A 34B ...

Page 36: ...of the Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC Directive 89 336 EEC EN55103 1 2009 EN55103 2 2009 EN62471 2008 EN61000 3 2 2006 A1 2009 A2 2009 EN61000 3 3 2008 Harmonized Standard EN 60598 1 2008 All 2009 EN 60598 2 17 1989 A2 1991 EN 62471 2008 EN 62493 2010 Safety of household and similar electrical appliances Part 1 General requirements Innovation Quality Performance ...

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