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Summary of Contents for XP-5000 SZ NF

Page 1: ...User Manual Please read the instruc on carefully before use XP 5000 SZ NF ...

Page 2: ... 2 Lamp 7 4 3 Change The Lamp 8 5 How To Set The Unit 9 5 1 Main Function 9 5 2 Home Position Adjustment 16 5 3 Error Information 20 6 Control By Universal DMX Controller 21 6 1 DMX Connections 21 6 2 Channel Mode Setting 22 6 3 Address Setting 22 6 4 DMX Control 23 7 Troubleshooting 28 8 Maintenance and Cleaning 29 A 1B ...

Page 3: ...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 is a normal process and does not necessarily mean that the dev...

Page 4: ...r 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 shock or fire do not expose the unit to rain or moisture Hot lamp explosion hazard Do not open the unit within 15 minutes after switching off Do replace the bulb once it is damaged deformed or ...

Page 5: ...ection Easy calibration and maintenance by magnetic home positioning Pan Tilt position lock for transporting protection Dimmer Shutter Mechanical dimmer Mechanical shutter and adjustable speed strobe effect CMY color mixing Linear CTO Color wheel Color wheel 6 fixed colors Rainbow effect in both directions Easy calibration and maintenance by magnetic home positioning Gobo wheel Gobo Wheel 1 rotati...

Page 6: ...4 fast smooth framing shutters each shutter blade position and angle can be controlled individually Completed framing module can be rotated at 90 Iris Linear iris Prism Four facet prism rotating in both direction Focus Motorize focus Beam Angle 5 35 Weight 41 5 Kgs Dimension 454 429 811mm A 5B ...

Page 7: ...ons 2 ETHERNET Transfers fixture s information to a main controller 3 DMX IN DMX 512 operation use 5 pin XLR cable to link the unit and DMX controller 4 DMX IN DMX 512 link use 3 pin XLR cable to link the unit and DMX controller 5 DMX OUT DMX 512 operation use 5 pin XLR cable to link the next units A 6B ...

Page 8: ...amage of over voltage or short circuit 9 POWER Connect to the mains supply 10 POWER SWITCH Turns On Off the power 4 Color Wheel and Lamp 4 1Color Wheel 4 2 Lamp OSRAM Lok it 1400 PS Brilliant 1 Because of its high internal pressure there might be a risk that the Discharge lamp would DANGER Install change the gobo wheel with the device switched off only A 7B ...

Page 9: ...not touch the bulb with bare hands If this happens clean the lamp with denatured alcohol and wipe it with a lint free cloth before installation 4 The lamp generates UV radiation Never operate the lamp without appropriate shielding 5 When ling 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 lam...

Page 10: ...MENU button into menu mode and press the UP DOWN button until the required function is shown on the monitor Select the function by the ENTER button Use the UP DOWN button to choose the submenu press the ENTER button to store and automatically return to the last menu Press the MENU button or let the unit idle one minute to exit menu mode In the event of disconnecting with mains power press the UP b...

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Page 12: ...n to view the DMX channel value Press the MENU button back to the last menu or let the unit idle one minute to exit menu mode Fixture Settings To select Fixture Settings press the ENTER button to confirm use the UP DOWN button to select Pan Inverse Tile Inverse P T Feedback P T Speed BL O P T Moving BL O Color Change or Dimmer Curve Pan Inverse To select Pan Inverse press the ENTER button to confi...

Page 13: ...he MENU button back to the last menu or let the unit idle one minute to exit menu mode BL O Color Change Blackout while color changing To select BL O Color Change press the ENTER button to confirm Use UP DOWN button to select No normal while changing color or Yes blackout while color changing press the ENTER button to store Press the MENU button back to the last menu or let the unit idle one minut...

Page 14: ...e unit idle one minute to exit menu mode Display Settings To select Display Settings press the ENTER button to confirm use the UP DOWN button to select Display Inverse Backlight Auto Off Backlight Intensity Temperature Unit or Language Display Inverse To select Display Inverse press the ENTER button to confirm Use the UP DOWN button to select No normal or Yes display inverse press the ENTER button...

Page 15: ... run built in programs to automatically test pan tilt shutter color gobo gobo rotation prism prism rotation focus dimmer and lamp on off Press the MENU button back to the last menu or exit menu mode after auto test Manual Test To select Manual Test press the ENTER button to confirm the present channel will show on the display use the UP DOWN button to select channel press the ENTER button to confi...

Page 16: ...idle one minute to exit menu mode Fixture State Select Fixture State press the ENTER button to confirm fixture state will show on the display press the MENU button to exit Fan State Select Fan State press the ENTER button to confirm fixture state will show on the display press the MENU button to exit Firmware Version To select Firmware Version press the ENTER button to confirm firmware version wil...

Page 17: ...o exit Special Functions To select Special Functions press the ENTER button to confirm and select Factory Settings Factory Settings Select Factory Settings press the ENTER button to confirm use the UP DOWN button to select Yes the fixture will reset to factory settings or No normal press ENTER button to store Press the MENU button to exit 5 2 Home Position Adjustment Press the MENU button into men...

Page 18: ...Encoder Calibrate Encoder Calibrate home position adjustment Enter offset mode select Encoder Calibrate the fixture will calibrate the encoder Press the MENU button to exit A 17B ...

Page 19: ... Use the UP DOWN button to offset the value from 128 to 127 press the ENTER button to store Press the MENU button to exit Framing Framing home position adjustment Enter offset mode select Framing press the ENTER button to confirm Use the UP DOWN button to offset the value from 0 to 255 press the ENTER button to store Press the MENU button to exit Blade UP1 Blade UP1 home position adjustment Enter ...

Page 20: ...to store Press the MENU button to exit Iris Iris home position adjustment Enter offset mode select Iris press the ENTER button to confirm Use the UP DOWN button to offset the value from 0 to 255 press the ENTER button to store Press the MENU button to exit Prism Prism home position adjustment Enter offset mode select Prism press the ENTER button to confirm Use the UP DOWN button to offset the valu...

Page 21: ...o 255 press the ENTER button to store Press the MENU button to exit CTO CTO home position adjustment Enter offset mode select CTO press the ENTER button to confirm Use the UP DOWN button to offset the value from 0 to 255 press the ENTER button to store Press the MENU button to exit Animation Animation home position adjustment Enter offset mode select Animation press the ENTER button to confirm Use...

Page 22: ...ry IC is damaged CPU B Error CPU C Error CPU D Error They appear when board P C or some wires are damaged Pan Reset Error Pan Encode Error Tilt Reset Error Tilt Encode Error Shutter Reset Fail Dimmer Reset Fail Color Reset Fail Gobo Reset Fail Focus Reset fail They may appear when turning on or resetting the unit for some parts such as board P C are damaged Please contact the qualified maintenance...

Page 23: ...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 signal Pin4 Pin5 not used 6 2 Channel Mode Setting Enter menu mode select DMX Functions press the ENTER button to...

Page 24: ...o the following diagram to set the address for the first 4 units Channel mode Unit 1 Address Unit 2 Address Unit 3 Address Unit 4 Address 26 channels 1 27 53 79 28channels 1 29 57 85 6 4 DMX Control 26 Channels Mode 1 CHANNEL VALUE FUNCTION 1 000 019 020 049 050 200 201 210 211 255 STROBE Shutter closed lamp switches to low power Shutter Open Strobe slow fast Shutter Open Random strobe 2 000 255 D...

Page 25: ...r 3 Color 3 Color 4 Color 4 Color 4 Color 5 Color 5 Color 5 Color 6 Color 6 Color 6 Open Open Color 1 Color 2 Color 3 Color 4 Color 5 Color 6 Open CW Rotation fast slow Stop CCW Rotation slow fast Random color Fast Random color Medium Random color Slow 9 000 255 Framing 10 000 255 Blade_Up1 11 000 255 Blade_Up1 12 000 255 Blade_Down1 13 000 255 Blade_Down2 14 000 255 Blade_Left1 15 000 255 Blade_L...

Page 26: ...set effect Reset XY Fan speed quiet Fan speed auto Fan speed fast Lamp on Lamp off No Function Linear dimming curve Square law dimming curve Inverse square law dimming curve S curve dimming curve Fast pan and tilt speed Medium pan and tilt speed Slow pan and tilt speed No Function 28 Channels Mode 2 CHANNEL VALUE FUNCTION 1 000 019 020 049 050 200 201 210 211 255 STROBE Shutter closed lamp switche...

Page 27: ... 186 211 212 217 218 243 244 247 248 251 252 255 COLOR WHEEL Open Open Color 1 Color 1 Color 1 Color 2 Color 2 Color 2 Color 3 Color 3 Color 3 Color 4 Color 4 Color 4 Color 5 Color 5 Color 5 Color 6 Color 6 Color 6 Open Open Color 1 Color 2 Color 3 Color 4 Color 5 Color 6 Open CW Rotation fast slow Stop CCW Rotation slow fast Random color Fast Random color Medium Random color Slow 9 000 255 Framin...

Page 28: ...lt 27 000 255 Tilt Fine 28 000 009 010 014 015 029 030 034 035 036 037 038 039 040 044 045 049 050 059 060 064 065 069 070 074 075 079 080 084 085 089 090 094 095 255 Function No function Reset all Reset effect Reset XY Fan speed quiet Fan speed auto Fan speed fast Lamp on Lamp off No Function Linear dimming curve Square law dimming curve Inverse square law dimming curve S curve dimming curve Fast...

Page 29: ...ttent DMX signal problems check the pins on connectors or on PCB of the unit or the previous one 4 Try to use another DMX controller 5 Check to see if the DMX cables run near or run alongside high voltage cables that may cause damage or interference to DMX interface circuit C One of the channels is not working well 1 The stepper motor might be damaged or the cable connected to the PCB is broken 2 ...

Page 30: ... 7 Tighten all the screws D F If The tilt belt is broken 1 Turn off the mains power 2 Loosen all the screws AB 3 Loosen the screws C that fix the bridge 4 Change a new belt D Please adjust the tension of the belt properly Note do not fix the belt too tight as it is can easily rupture 5 Reverse the procedures from step 3 to 2 8 Maintenance and Cleaning Check A 29B ...

Page 31: ...ends 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 Maintenance Schedule To make sure that the fixture...

Page 32: ...Lens C C C C Optical module C C C C Zoom focus module C L C L C L C L BASE Radiator C C C C Tilt belt A A A A Pan belt A A A A Code R Replace C Clean L Lubricate A Adjust A 31B ...

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Page 35: ...the provision 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 34B ...

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