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If one (or more) of the above stated situations or features is not applied, the laser device should not be used
for audience scanning purposes and the projection of the laser should never ‘touch’ your audience. A
minimum projection height of 1,5m above your audience should prevent this.
Ayra can not be held responsible for any damage or injuries caused by incorrect use of this laser
device.
*Audience scanning is a term which describes the effect of laser beams being projected into your audience.
Theoretically it is possible to project a static, small beam with high intensity when using ILDA-software.
Therefore only skilled technicians and/or laser operators should work with this kind of laser to prevent these
situations. The maximum scanner speed is 25 kpps, but
a setting of 20 kpps max. in your laser software
is recommended
. Selecting the wrong scanner speed in your laser software may cause permanent damage
to the laser components!
When creating figures, patterns or graphics, always check the realtime projection of your laser to see if the
laser scan set is capable of projecting the figures. Slight flickering while projecting complex or very large
patterns is virtually harmless for the scan set when setting the correct scan speed, but large amounts of
flickering and unrecognizable patterns are a sign that the scan set is unable to perform the task and drives its
capabilities to the maximum and beyond, with possible permanent damage as a consequence.
Warranty is void when the scan set of the laser is damaged, caused by improper use.
Any information and illustrations shown in this user manual are subject to change without further notice.
User manual version: 2.0
Creation date + author initials: 05-12-2013 RV Revision date + author initials: 18-02-2014 RV