Apollo MultiSpot HQ5020, User Manual

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User Manual: Multispot GII-HQ5020
V2.00 (08-2015)
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Please note that above speed levels are only applicable to patterns SP0….SP08. For
the strobe patterns, the following speed table applies:
Setting Speed
S2L Beatflash function: one flash per sound trigger (Strobe-to-Sound)
SL1..SL25 Strobe speed 1 Hz...18Hz
Choosing “S2L” activates the “Sound-to-Light” function shown by illuminating the “S”
symbol in the display and displaying “S2L”. The speed is now being driven by the beat
of the music taken up by the built-in microphone.
Once the speed level is set or the S2L-function chosen and no changes done the
display will return to show
“SP0”…”SP12”
after 5 seconds. The same happens if the
pattern preset is changed by the left/right arrows, in this case the speed setting mode is
left immediately and the speed will remain as last set.
■ FADE PATTERNS
In this mode you will only find soft fade patterns. Press the MODE button until the
display shows
“FPxx”
whereas xx stands for numbers 00 until 07. The available
patterns are defined as follow:
Pattern Steps Pattern Steps
FP0 red-green FP4 candy-lime
FP1 blue-green FP5 candy-blue
FP2 blue-pink-red FP6 candy-aqua-turquoise
FP3 yellow-lime-red FP7 red-yellow-green-turquoise-blue-candy
Use the left/right arrows to change the pattern between any of the 8 presets, the display
shows “FP0”…”FP07” accordingly and will remain to show unless the speed function is
used. Use the +/- button to change the speed level. The first touch of the + or - button
changes the display, now showing the speed level ”SL00”…”SL25” representing the
following speed levels:
Setting Speed Setting Speed
SL0 1 loop per 960 seconds SL13 1 loop per 3 seconds
SL1 1 loop per 480 seconds SL14 1 loop per 2 seconds
SL2 1 loop per 360 seconds SL15 1 loop per 1,5 seconds
SL3 1 loop per 240 seconds SL16 1 loop per 1,25 seconds
SL4 1 loop per 120 seconds SL17 1 loop per 1 second
SL5 1 loop per 80 seconds SL18 1,2 loops per second
SL6 1 loop per 40 seconds SL19 1,4 loops per second
SL7 1 loop per 20 seconds SL20 1,6 loops per second
SL8 1 loop per 12 seconds SL21 1,9 loops per second
SL9 1 loop per 10 seconds SL22 2,2 loops per second
SL10 1 loop per 8 seconds SL23 2,5 loops per second
User Manual: Multispot GII-HQ5020
V2.00 (08-2015)
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Before you start to change the connectors, please make sure that:
 yourself or the person in charge has the relevant experience in safe work methods
for electrical equipment service and maintenance.
 the unit is disconnected from any AC source. Please note that this also applies to
the unit’s AC output, since being connected by the AC output to other units which
are still under AC supply, will still supply power to the unit.
 the unit is completely dry, and at room temperature.
 the location chosen to exchange the connectors does not have more than 40%
relative humidity and the temperature during the exchange does not exceed 40
degrees Celsius. These parameters are important to avoid later condensation of
the water contained in the environmental air when the unit works at lower outside
temperatures.
 the screw driver used to dismantle and re-assemble the unit is properly matching
the screws to avoid any damage to the screws. This will require a 4mm HexInsert
screw driver.
 the screw driver has an in-built torque measurement or you have other torque-
measurement devices on hand to make sure that screws are fastened with the
right torque during re—assembly.
To expedite the connector change, you will need Multiform’s outdoor conversion kit for
this unit, which is available from your distributor. Further, you will also need to have the
suitable cable material on hand, which ideally is
 Rubber AC cable of at least 3x1.5sqmm cross-section, with outer diameter of
not less than 6mm, and not more than 9mm.
 DMX signal cable, 2-wire+shield, with outer diameter of not less than 6mm,
and not more than 9mm.
 Matching wire termination sleeves.
Reliability risk: Using cable material of unsuitable outer diameter or
with insufficient flexibility of its outer tubing may defeat the waterproof
capabilities of the fixture and may void any warranty.
The conversion kit itself contains:
 The outdoor conversion panels (x2)
 The rubber seals for the outdoor conversion panels (x2)
 The PG9 cable glands made from stainless steel (x4)
 The Fitting screws to generate sufficient seal pressure (x4)
 The rubber plain washers as seals for the fitting screws (x4)
 The rubber dummy plugs needed if a cable gland remains without cable (x3)
To start expediting the connector change, please follow the below step-by-step
instructions and draw your attention to the illustrations provided. Please note this refers
to a conversion from indoor to outdoor; for the inverse conversion, please reverse the
procedure’s steps 5-16.