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By selectively using the functions provided in the 

CF 7 W

ash 

Z

oom 

X

which are accessible via the display panel, you are able to alter

the operation of the unit by altering the various parameters. Making changes to the factory presets can result in the projector not respon-
ding to the controller’s DMX 512 signals, therefore ensure that you read the following instructions carefully prior to making any changes
to the fixture’s parameters.
NOTE: the 

symbol is used in the following instructions to indicate the action of pressing the button refered to in descriptions.

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AOO1

D I R P

pan movement inversion

To reverse horizontal movement direction of the beam
from left to right and vice versa on DMX level variation.

D I R T

tilt movement inversion

To reverse vertical movement direction of the beam from
the bottom upwards and vice versa, on DMX level varia-
tion.

O P T O

optic sensors deactivation

To deactivate optic sensors that sense the position of the
yoke and the base of the unit and that allow the return in
position of the unit if accidentaly knocked out of place.

P A N

pan (base) movement amplitude

To select DMX 512 control mode at 20 or 21 channels

M O V E

PAN and TILT movement

To choose between PAN and TILT standard or soft
movement

L A M P

lamp control

Lamp on/off control inhibition by DMX signal.

F A N S

fans control

Fans function controlled through PCB (Strd)
Fans always on (on).

C O L R

colour wheel

To center the colours of colour wheel on optical axis of
the unit; to use proportionally the colour wheel through
DMX 512.

D I S P

reverse display

Reverse reading display depending on mounting
position (ground mounted or suspended)

L E D

   display control

To disable display visualisation

T E S T

display control

Device operation test without using DMX signal

R E S E

 reset

Reset function

R A T E

 DMX speed

DMX signal reception speed

HOUR

 working time (lamp on)

Visualisation of unit's working time (lamp on)  (reset ope-
ration not possible)

L I F E

 lamp life

Visualisation of lamp life (time covered by mains supply from last
reset operation)

H T O T

 total working time

Total visualisation of unit's working time (time covered
by mains supply) (reset operation not possible)

0 2 8 0

numeric value

shown in hours

0 6 0 0

numeric value

shown in hours

C W

clockwise

C C W

counter-clockwise

S T R D

ignition by DMX 512

O N

lamp always on

C W

clockwise

C C W

counter-clockwise

O N

sensors activation

O F F

sensors deactivation

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enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

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menu

P A N

pan movement test

A L L

motors test

S T R D

a u t o m a t i c   on/off

O N

fans always on

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enter

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S T R D

colours automatic centering

S P E C

proportional functioning

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enter

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enter

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A A

suspended position

reverse

AA

-– -– -– -–

reset activation

enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

enter

O F F

switching off display

(

 any key to re-activate it)

enter

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enter

enter

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enter

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enter

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enter

0 5 5 0

numeric value

shown in hours

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enter

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enter

enter

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2 4.S 0

numeric value

enter

S T R D

standard movement

S O F T

soft movement

6 3 0

standard movement amplitude

3 8 5

385

°

 movement amplitude

enter

enter

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11. Display panel functions

English

Summary of Contents for CF 7 Wash Zoom X

Page 1: ...CF 7 Wash Zoom 1st release february 2002 Instructions manual...

Page 2: ...9 Powering up 12 10 DMX addressing 13 11 Display panel functions 14 11 1 Powering up the CF 7 Wash Zoom X without articulated movement 15 11 2 Counter reset 15 11 3 Test 15 12 DMX 512 signal functions...

Page 3: ...e that no part of the equipment has suffered damage in transit In case of damage to the equipment contact your carrier immediately by telephone or fax following this with formal notification in writin...

Page 4: ...of circulating air is essential Protection against ultraviolet radiation 1 Never turn on the lamp if any of the lenses filters or the carbon fibre housing is damaged their respective functions will on...

Page 5: ...500 hours We recommend therefore that the lamp be replaced within the manufacturer s specified lamp life installing the lamp 1 Using a Phillips head screwdriver remove the screws A which hold the lamp...

Page 6: ...which were previously removed Attention we recommend that the lamp be realigned in the optical train of the unit to avoid overheating of the dichroic fil ters and other internal components of the uni...

Page 7: ...y using the selector located on the base of the projector The selector allows you to choose from 2 preset voltages indicated on the sticker located adjacent to the switch Select the required voltage b...

Page 8: ...he base and 260 in the yoke DO NOT place any obstructions in the path of the projector s movement safety chain The use of a safety chain cod 069 fixed to the CF 7 Wash Zoom X and to the primary suspen...

Page 9: ...Zoom X A good earth connection is essential for the correct operation of the fixture Strict adherance to regulatory norms is strongly recommended Warning WARNING DANGER The electronic ballast with whi...

Page 10: ...h Zoom X labe led DMX 512 and DMX 512 standard see diagram Pin connections conform to the international standard pin 1 screening 0 volt pin 4 not connected pin 2 data pin 5 not connected pin 3 data 8...

Page 11: ...ors are isolated from one another and the metal housing of the connector Note the housing of the cannon XLR 3 or 5 must be isolated Controller Standard DMX 512 OUT 3 2 1 3 pin XLR 3 F 3 pin XLR 3 M Ad...

Page 12: ...reset function on all the internal and external motors This will last some few seconds aftr which it will be subject to the external signal from the controller DMX led The DMX led will be static on to...

Page 13: ...to indicate that the selection is not stored in memory 2 Press the enter button to confirm your selection the display will stop flashing and the projector will now respond to the new DMX address 3 To...

Page 14: ...ally the colour wheel through DMX 512 D I S P reverse display Reverse reading display depending on mounting position ground mounted or suspended L E D display control To disable display visualisation...

Page 15: ...X whilst simultaneously holding down the and buttons 3 Press the menu button 4 Press the or button until the display shows LIFE for lamp life 5 Press the enter button to confirm your selection the di...

Page 16: ...ion can be varied selecting color standard special function on the back function display 9 color wheel step white clear 0 9 proportional proportional 360 color wheel rotation 10 151 proportional conti...

Page 17: ...o bring the hot spot to the centre of the beam Use the third adjuster C to flatten the beam to maxi mum uniformity vertical adjustment Adjuster B acts on a lever and spring assembly to position the la...

Page 18: ...le to the internals of the projector 1 Lift the 2 latches located towards the rear and front of the unit 2 Detach the safety cables Attention Remove mains power prior to accessing the internal compone...

Page 19: ...making it adaptable to any kind of installation All the lenses allow rotation on their axis and grant orientation of the beam on 360 diifusion lens maximum uniformity diffusion filter maximum intensi...

Page 20: ...er on the front side of the fixture and untighten the four safety knobs by hand or using a screwdriver 2 rotate the lens assembly to unlock it 3 remove the filter simply by lifting it 4 Mount now the...

Page 21: ...n entitled 14 Opening up the projector housing 3 Locate the dichroic colour wheel 4 Manually rotate the colour wheel to find the dichroic filter you wish to replace 5 Remove the dichroic filter by fir...

Page 22: ...3 seconds in every subsequent minute This is designed to protect the ballast and lamp ignitor from prolonged usage in less than ideal conditions NOTE it is important to replace a lamp that is at the...

Page 23: ...ce are a brush and a common vacuum cleaner or an air compressor periodic maintanance lamp The lamp should be replaced if there is any observable damage or deformation due to heat This will avoid the d...

Page 24: ...he display will show for some few seconds indicating that you have entered the electronic calibration mode Note Simultaneously pressing the and buttons will return the calibration value to the default...

Page 25: ...are available as replacement spares from your authorised coemar sales agent Accurate description of the fixture model number and type will assist us in providing for your requirements in an efficient...

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