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To return to normal operation, return the motor calibration dip-switch to the

OFF 

position.

All the components of the 

Panorama Cyc 250 C

are available as spare parts from your 

coemar

service centre.

Accurate description of the fixture, model number, and type will assist us in providing for your requirements in an efficient and effec-
tive manner. 

25. Spare parts

ON

ON

dip-switches

1

2

4

8

16

32

64

128

256

motor

calibration

OFF

29

English

Summary of Contents for Panorama Cyc 250 C.

Page 1: ...1st edition may 2002 instructions manual ...

Page 2: ...nal 13 13 Dip switches settings for automated solo operation 14 14 Operating multiple Panorama Cyc 250 C in the absence of DMX signal 15 14 1 Master units 15 14 2 Slave units 16 15 Dip switch functions 17 16 Remote operation using dr1 18 17 Auxiliary led and reset button functions 19 18 Mechanical adjustments 20 18 1 Tilt adjustment 20 18 2 Altering beam angles by inserting diffusion filters 21 19...

Page 3: ...including lamp replacement 2 For mains connection adhere strictly to the guidelines outlined in section 7 of this manual 3 The level of technology inherent in the Panorama Cyc 250 C requires the use of specialised personnel for all service applica tions refer all work to your authorised coemar service centre 4 A good earth connection is essential for proper functioning of the projector Never opera...

Page 4: ...nit and may carry out the instructions detailed below Important Note To close the unit you must ensure that the rear cover B is properly seated in the central seal C and then replace and fasten the 11 screws The Panorama Cyc 250 C will only maintain its weather resistance if this procedure is carried out with scrupulous attention to detail Attention Turn off the power prior to opening up the unit ...

Page 5: ...escribed in section 4 of this manual MSD lamps are part of the mercury vapour family of discharge lamps and must be handled with great care the lamp operates at high pressure and the slight risk of explosion of the lamp exists if operated over its recommended life We recommend therefore that the lamp be replaced within the manufacturer s specified lamp life 1 Locate the lamp assembly and using a P...

Page 6: ...asymmetrical in construction with one pin larger than the other Ensure that the pins are correctly aligned with the appropriate socket DO NOT USE UNDUE FORCE Incase of difficulty re read the instructions and repeat the procedure 5 Replace the lamp into its original position and replace and retigh ten the 3 screws which were previously removed Do not close the unit until all the operations have bee...

Page 7: ...d secure mounting on any surface If hanging the unit from ceiling or a structure you may utilise the holes A which allow for the attachment of a c clamp at any posi tion through 360 The structure from which the unit is hung should be of sufficient rating to hold the weight of the unit as should any clamps used to hand the unit 7 2 Installing the unit in exposed areas The Panorama Cyc 250 C may be ...

Page 8: ... Panorama Cyc 250 C can operate at voltages from 100V 115V 208V 230V 240V at 50 or 60Hz operating voltage and frequency can be selected as described in section 6 and 19 of this manual Prior to connecting the unit to your mains supply ensu re that the model in your possession correctly matches the mains supply available to you For connection purposes ensure your plug is of a suitable rating at 230 ...

Page 9: ...5 socket the polarity of pins 1 2 and 3 must be maintained and pins 4 and 5 should remain unconnected factory set main at 100V 115V 208V 230V 240V 50Hz 60Hz made in italy by coemar spa Castel Goffredo mn Attenzione Alta tensione all interno dell apparecchio Togliere tensione prima di effettuare qualsiasi operazione Una buona connessione di terra e essenziale Contenitore molto caldo Non installare ...

Page 10: ...ltage inside Caution hot lamp Disconnect from power supply before opening A good ground connection is essential Case is very hot Do not install on flammable surfaces Min Distance from flammable materials to all exterior surfaces 0 5m Important safety information see instruction manual before use DMX OUT DMX IN 230v ie max 2A ie 1 6A max temp ext 150 C ta max 35 C cos ϕ 0 85 IP 44 2 m 2 m alto top ...

Page 11: ...switched off when the lamp is turned on To turn the fans on you will need to switch on the lamp or alter the fan dip switch setting to ON DMX 512 signal reception Upon being powered up the projector will proceed with its reset function On completion of this the led will flash if the projector is correctly receiving DMX 512 signal If the led remains off the projector is not receiving signal correct...

Page 12: ...to ON The diagram below shows how to set the dip switches to their ON position setting the address to DMX 1 Obviously any DMX address can be achieved by adding together the values achieved when switching on the respective dip switches es dmx address n 1 The first projector will utilise DMX address 1 a projector thus addressed will respond to commands on channels 1 to 4 from the DMX 512 controller ...

Page 13: ... to slow 128 190 step No rotation 191 192 proportional Backwards rainbow effect from slow to fast 193 255 2 colour mode step colours channel 1 steps 0 127 step colours channel 1 proportional 128 255 3 Auto function step No effects 0 9 proportional Auto program 1 color sequence without white speed from fast to slow 10 61 proportional Auto program 2 full color sequence speed from fast to slow 62 113...

Page 14: ...ollowing features Program 1 all colours with the exception of open white in a smooth slow crossfade sequence Program 2 all colours in a smooth slow crossfade sequence Program 3 all colours with the exception of open white in sequence Program 4 all colours in sequence Selecting the hold time Dip switches T1 and T2 allow for one of 4 hold times for the various colours Selecting the fade speed Dip sw...

Page 15: ...enience and accessibility to the dip switches Activating auto mode Set to ON the dip switch named On built in program control From this moment the dip switches 1 to 9 may be used to adjust the various parameters for automated colour changes program selection fade times and speed Selecting automated colour change programs Dip switches from PR1 to PR4 program 1 to program 4 when switched to the ON p...

Page 16: ...ultiple Panorama fixtures without DMX 512 Slave units are recognisable since they have connections made to both XLR sockets in their base except for the final unit in the chain which has only one connection to its DMX IN socket To set projectors to Slave mode it is necessary to simply set dip switches 1 to 9 in the OFF position and the On built in program control dip switch to ON ON ON builtinprog...

Page 17: ...is powered up In the OFF position the lamp will be controlled via DMX signal Motor calibration The motor calibration dip switch in the ON position will allow for motor offsets to be recalibrated For further information about this read section 24 Electronic motor alignment Inhibiting colour changes The colour mode dip switch will inhibit colour change when in the ON position by over riding DMX chan...

Page 18: ...he dialog between the Panorama Cyc 250 C and dr1 you must install it in the DMX 512 line paying close atten tion to the instructions within the unit The dr1 remote dip switch must be switched to the ON position At this point the dip switches which set from 1 to 128 are used to set the identity number ID of the unit not the DMX address which is set by dr1 The highest ID number accepted by the dr1 s...

Page 19: ...atus led indicates the lamp functioning Led ON lamp is on Led OFF lamp is off Led DMX The DMX led indicates the DMX input state Led flashing ON signal is present Led OFF no signal present Reset button Pressing the reset button will cause the fixture to effect a reset of its motors dip switches reset O dip switches lamp status fan alert dip switches 17 Auxiliary led and reset button functions 19 En...

Page 20: ...rried out in order to maximise the output of the projector in its current installation 18 1 Adjusting tilt angle Loosen the two adjustment bolts on the sides of the body which allow the body to tilt 90 45 After having adjusted the unit to the required tilt firmly tighten both bolts to avoid the unit slipping out of position 18 Mechanical adjustments 20 English ...

Page 21: ...iffusion lense cod VT 171 3 1 2 peak angle 9 5 1 10 peak angle 20 Beam shape circular Prismatic semi diffusion lense cod VT171 1 1 2 peak angle 13 5 1 10 peak angle 31 Beam shape square Prismatic maximum diffusion lense cod VT 171 2 1 2 peak angle 71 1 10 peak angle 71 Beam shape rectangular Prismatic outline shaped lense cod VT 171 vertical projection 1 2 peak angle 24 1 10 peak angle 40 horizont...

Page 22: ...lense 5 After having inserted a new lense replace the retaining ring and refasten the screws Care should be taken in carrying out this procedure the seal should be correctly seated and the screws should be firmly tightened in order to maintain the protection rating of the unit The drain hole see diagram should never be obstructed 4 Insert the new lense most suited to your particular appli cation A...

Page 23: ...e circuit board panel and remove the screws which fix it in place 2 Locate the autotransformer on the left of the unit 3 Disconnect cable n 8 and move it to the required voltage To ensure the correct selection refer closely to the sticker attached to the autotransformer 240 230 208 115 100 Connection 9 should not be moved under any circumstances If in doubt consult the circuit diagram or refer the...

Page 24: ...0Hz by moving cables n 10 and 11 to the required position To ensure you have selected the correct tap refer to the sticker located on the power supply 3 Connection 16 should not be moved under any circumstances If in doubt consult the circuit diagram or refer the unit to spe cialist trained personnel Attention Incorrect selection of either the voltage or the frequency will immediately null and voi...

Page 25: ...er 2 Rotate and remove the fixing ring 3 Remove the lense Attention Remove mains power prior to opening up the unit The internal temperature of the unit may reach 250 C after 5 minutes with a peak of 350 C Ensure that the lamp is cool prior to removing The projector should only be opened after it has been allowed to stand and cool for 10 minutes after is has been turned off 20 Opening the front of...

Page 26: ...r seal NOTE When replacing the housing you must ensure that the housing B is seated correctly into the rubber seal C then repla ce and retighten all the screws The procedure must be strictly adhered to to ensure that the Panorama Cyc 250 C maintains its protection rating 26 English ...

Page 27: ...ocated beside the lamp assembly Air intakes The air intakes require regular cleaning to maximise the efficiency of the cooling system These intakes should be cleaned approxi mately every 4 weeks the period for this periodic cleaning will depend of course upon the conditions in which the projector is operating Suitable instruments for performing this type of maintenance are a brush and a common vac...

Page 28: ... 3 4 Check the alignment of the individual colour in the optical path of the projector controlled by channel 1 5 When the desired offset has been obtained press the reset button to record the calibration setting channel function type of control e f f e c t decimal 1 colours step Open white 0 24 step or proportional depending on channel 2 colour 1 24 49 step or proportional depending on channel 2 c...

Page 29: ...Panorama Cyc 250 C are available as spare parts from your coemar service centre Accurate description of the fixture model number and type will assist us in providing for your requirements in an efficient and effec tive manner 25 Spare parts ON ON dip switches 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 motor calibration OFF 29 English ...

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