Cameo LEYA 2000 RGB, User Manual

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12 SAFETY
Safety eyelet for securing the device when mounted overhead.
13 LASER EXIT WINDOW
DO NOT look directly into the laser beam! Risk of injury and blinding! Do not expose yourself to
the laser beam!
14 BEAM CATCHER
Adjustable metal beam catcher with knurled screws for limiting the output range of the laser if
required. Check the position of the beam catcher regularly and make sure that it cannot change
even in the event of strong vibrations.
15 LASER EMISSION
The indicator LED on the front of the show laser lights up when the laser system is ready to emit
laser radiation.
PLEASE NOTE
The lasers are ready to use approximately 10 seconds after the device is powered up.
Likewise, it takes approximately 10 seconds after activating the lasers using the lock
or emergency cut-off switches before they are ready to use.
SETUP AND INSTALLATION
DANGER: Overhead mounting requires extensive experience, including the calcula-
tion of the load limit values of the installation material and regular safety inspection
of all installation materials and spotlights. If you do not have these qualifications, do
not attempt to perform an installation yourself. Refer instead to a qualified profes-
sional. There is a risk that devices that are incorrectly mounted and secured may
come loose and fall down. This can cause serious injury or death.
If installed or used incorrectly, laser radiation can be a fire and explosion hazard.
Therefore, commissioning may only be carried out by trained specialist personnel.
In some countries, the installation or operation of lasers is subject to authorisation.
Please contact the relevant authority. Appointing a laser safety officer for commis-
sioning is always advisable and even mandatory in some countries. Please observe
your country-specific safety regulations and guidelines for operating the laser device.
The safety distances between the device and the public required at the place of
operation and the maximum permissible exposure (MPE) values must always be de-
termined by trained specialist personnel and compliance with them must be ensured
(MPE limits are country-specific).