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16.2. Selecting the frequency on the power supply

1) Locate the power supply in the base of the unit.
2) Select the required frequency from between 50 and 60Hz by moving cable n° 11 to the correct option. To ensure correct

positioning of the cable, refer to the label located on the power supply.

Cable n° 20 should not be moved from its position for any reason.

3) Replace the cover and refasten the 10 screws
4) Cross on the label located on the baseof the

ProWash 575 LX

the tension you just selected, as shown in the picture.

100V

115V

208V

230V

240V

50Hz

60Hz

factory set
main at:

English

Summary of Contents for ProWash 575 LX

Page 1: ...1st edition april 2002 instruction manual ProWash 575 ...

Page 2: ...ovement 14 11 2 Resetting the counter 15 11 3 test 15 12 DMX 512 signal functions 16 13 Aligning the lamp in the optical path 18 14 Automatic repositioning function 19 15 Opening up the projector housing 20 16 Altering the operating voltage and frequency 21 reserved to technical staff only 16 1 Selecting the voltage on the autotransformer 21 16 2 Selecting the frequency on the power supply 22 17 A...

Page 3: ...pen up the packaging and make sure that no part of the fixture has substained any kind of damage during transportation In case of damage immediately contact your carrier by phone or fax announcing the shipment of a formal written com plaint packing list Make sure the pakage contains 1 ProWash 575 LX 1 this instruction manual ProWash 575 LX must be transported exclusively using the original package...

Page 4: ... be exposed to rain or in extremely humid ambients A constant supply of circulating air is essential Protection against ultraviolet radiations 1 Never turn on the lamp if any of the lenses filters or plastic housings is damaged their shielding action is effective only if they are in perfect conditions Never look directly into the lamp when it is operating Safety 1 The projector should always be in...

Page 5: ...the slight risk of explosion exists if operated over their recommended lamp life We recommend therefore that the lamp be replaced within the manufacturer s specified lamp life Installing the lamp 1 By means of a screwdriver remove the 2 screws A affixing the lamp assembly placed on the back of the fixture 2 Extract the lamp assembly B 3 Locate the lampholder C Attention Disconnect mains prior to o...

Page 6: ... construction with one lamp pin larger than the other DO NOT USE UNDUE FORCE In case of difficulty inspect for physical damage and then repeat the installation procedure 5 Slip the lamp assembly back into its slot and replace the 2 screws A previously removed Attention we recommend to run a lamp alignment routine after every lamp replacement to keep the dichroic filters inside the fixture from ove...

Page 7: ...ture as shown in the picture below If this preset does not correspond with the conditions in your particular country of operation follow the instructions in the appropriate section of this manual 16 Altering the operating voltage and frequency Incorrect frequency and voltage selection will detrimentally affect the operation of the projector 100V 115V 208V 230V 240V 50Hz 60Hz factory set main at 5 ...

Page 8: ...es B located in the base of the unit as shown in the diagram movement The projector has an articulated movement of 530 in the base and 284 through its yoke DO NOT obstruct the articula ted movement in any way protection against liquids The projector contains electric and electronic components that must not come into contact with water oil or any liquid risk of fire Each fixture produces heat and m...

Page 9: ...n and frequency must be selec ted as described in paragraph 5 of this manual Prior to powering up the fixture make sure the model you own matches the requirements of your mains supply For connection purposes ensure your plug is of a suitable rating at 230V 8 amps at 115 V 11Amps Locate the mains cable which exits the base of the unit and connect as shown below protection The use of a thermal magne...

Page 10: ...ion Pin connection conforms to international standards pin 1 screening 0 V pin 2 data pin 3 data In case your mixer uses XLR 5 plugs and sockets pins number 4 and 5 must be left disconnected The conductors must not have any contact between them or the connectors metallic case NOTE The XLR 3 5 cannon s case must absolutely not be connected 3 2 1 Controller Standard DMX 512 OUT in out in out Ad altr...

Page 11: ...rocedure will last a few seconds allowing the step motors to reach their default positions before following the mixer s commands DMX display The dmx display on the base of the fixture lights up to indicate the DMX 512 signal sent by the mixer is being correctly received If the display is blinking the fixture is not receiving any signal check cables connections and see if the mixer is functioning p...

Page 12: ... digits on the display start blinking to indicate an unregistered variation 2 Press now the enter button to confirm your selection the digits stop blinking the fixture now responds to the newly entered DMX 512 address 3 For a more accurate explanation on the functioning of every DMX 512 channel please refer to chapter 12 DMX 512 signal functions IMPORTANT NOTES keeping the or buttons pressed you l...

Page 13: ... L A M P lamp control Inhibits lamp ON OFF function control via DMX signal FANS fans control Fans always on ON or fans function controlled through PCB Strd D I S P reverse display Reverse display reading direction base downwards or base upwards L E D display control To disable display visualization RESE reset Reset functions DEMO demo program Demonstration program DFSE default settings Brings all ...

Page 14: ...l proiettore tramite il tasto di alimentazione power LIFE lamp life after last reset L I F S Life of all the lamps U N I T Unit s life TEMP temperature measurement of the temperature inside the fixture V O L T operating tension Measurement of the operating tension in Volts You should consider anomalous any value smaller than 26V and higher than 36V DMIN DMX value on each channel reading of the DMX...

Page 15: ...oning test o enter enter enter enter enter enter enter enter enter enter enter P A N pan movement test T I L T tilt movement test D I M M dimmer test S H U T shutter test ZOOM zoom test E F F effects test R C O L colour wheel test C Y A N cyan test M A G magenta test Y E L L yellow test S T O R record of the position taken by the fixture after the end of the reset with no signal set by the test le...

Page 16: ...r open 185 187 proportional random strobe effect from slow to fast 188 244 step shutter open 245 255 8 beam angle step spot 0 9 proportional from narrow angle spot to wide angle flood 10 255 9 conversion filter par e f f e c t step no filter 0 9 proportional beam shaping par effect from 0 to 180 10 230 step CTO conversion filter 231 255 1 0 colour wheel step white 0 7 step or proportional dependin...

Page 17: ...p all motors reset except dimmer pan and tilt only once 66 100 step all motors reset except dimmer only once 101 135 step all motors reset only once 136 170 step silent fans if allowed by the internal components 171 249 step lamp on 250 255 NOTE lamp off and reset functions have a 6 seconds delay to prevent accidental activation lamp off function can be inhibited via DMX by acting on the fixture s...

Page 18: ... the beam by acting on the 3 screws you ll be able to adjust the beam s uniformity adjuster A and the position of the bright spot into the beam adjusters B and C making it as centered as possible Vertical adjustment Adjuster C acts on a lever and spring assembly to position the lamp vertically within the reflector Rotate the adjuster B until the beam produced is as required Horizontal adjustment A...

Page 19: ...nted on the floor in a position where the performer or artist or techni cian may accidentally bump the unit AOO1 OPTO optic sensor deactivation Return in position of the unit if accidentaly knocked out of place and ability to deactivate the function Mechanical reset of the unit opto OFF O N sensors activation O F F sensors deactivation o enter o o enter enter menu 14 Automatic repositioning featur...

Page 20: ... housing as shown below 1 with a proper screwdriver remove the screws that lock the two halves of the housing together 2 Lift the front half of the housing to gain access to the internal components of the fixture Attention Disconnect from mains prior to opening up 15 Opening up the projector housing 20 English ...

Page 21: ...etting cable n 22 and moving it on the desired tension For a correct selection refer to the label on the autotransformer Cables n 4 23 24 e 25 should not be moved from their position for any reason 4 If the tension you chose is 115V replace the 8 Amps T fuse ideal for a selection at 208 230 245 V with a 15 Amps T one the fuse holder is located on the base of the fixture You will find the replaceme...

Page 22: ...t option To ensure correct positioning of the cable refer to the label located on the power supply Cable n 20 should not be moved from its position for any reason 3 Replace the cover and refasten the 10 screws 4 Cross on the label located on the baseof the ProWash 575 LX the tension you just selected as shown in the picture 100V 115V 208V 230V 240V 50Hz 60Hz factory set main at 22 English ...

Page 23: ...e the device if desired see chapter 11 display panel functions OPTO OFF Whilst every possible precaution has been taken to ensure the trouble free operation of your ProWash 575 LX the fol lowing periodic maintenance is highly recommended Prior to undertaking any maintenance procedure make sure the fixtu re is disconnected from mains power To gain access to the internal components of the fixture re...

Page 24: ...ds The effect motors begin the reset procedure the display shows for few seconds confirming you have entered the alignment section NOTE To speed up the alignment procedure press the and keys simultaneously to cause the display to jump straight to 128 0128 simultaneously PNAL pan pan motor alignment TLAL tilt tilt motor alignment SHAL shutter shutter alignment DIA Ldimmer dimmer alignment F I A L f...

Page 25: ...e or absent refer to your coemar service centre for a replacement component DTER DATA error The initial parameter settings are incorrect or corrupt the projector has reloaded its factory default settings Turn the projector off and on again Should the error reoccur refer the unit to your authorised coemar service centre to have the EEPROM check and possibly replaced SRER RESET SENSOR CIRCUIT error ...

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