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USER'S MANUAL
A cap must be installed on the output cable of the
last projector to prevent contact or infiltration of
moisture.
Caution
It is important that the ground connection of each
projector is run according to the rules in force.
The power absorption of the projector is 140W.
CONNECTING CONTROL SIGNALS
Although the projector can be operated via the
buttons on the rear, a digital DMX 512 (1990)
signal is required for remote control. The
connection between controller and projector and
between projector and projector must be made
with twocore shielded cable with a section of at
least 0.5mm
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and male/female connectors (not
included). For indoor installations, 3pin or 5pin
XLR connectors are recommended; for outdoor
installations, the pairs of connectors must have
the most suitable degree of protection for the
environment. In carrying out the wiring of the
connectors it is important that the signal wires do
not make contact with each other and do not
touch the casing of the plug. The casing of the
plug must not be in contact with other objects
possible sources of disturbance.
The projector has a DMX INPUT input cable and
a DMX OUTPUT output cable.
The coloring of the signal wires used in the
projector is as follows:
DATA = Blue
DATA + = Brown
The three terminals have the numbering referred
to the poles of the terminals normally used for the
connection of the DMX devices: pin 1 = GND or
braided screen, pin 2 = DATA or cold pole, pin 3
= DATA + or hot pole.
When using 5pole connectors, terminals 4 and 5
are not used.
Connect the signal coming from the controller to
the DMX socket of the projector labeled DMX
INPUT. Continue connecting the DMX OUTPUT
socket to the DMX INPUT socket of the next
projector (see figure next page).
Firmly screw the watertight joints to ensure the
watertightness of the connection
Termination of the DMX signal
For installations where the cable signal must
travel long distances or where there are electrical
noises, for example a discotheque, it is
