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7.1  Cleaning
During normal operation, the units provide maintenance-free

service.
If the units require cleaning ...:
▪ Use a soft cloth only.

▪ Do not use any solvent cleaners.

▪ Do not spray directly on the LC display or laser.

7.2  etherCON connector socket protection

NOTICE!
Possible risk of damage to the device!

Always make sure the dust cap of the etherCON connector socket

is properly attached (closed) during transport or when it is not in

use, as shown in the graphic opposite.
This prevents the sender unit from damage due to:
▪ Ingression of moisture or liquids (e.g. water from rain) through

the etherCON connector socket,

▪ corrosion of the connector socket's spring contacts.

7  Maintenance and care

 

d&b ArraySight Manual 1.7 en

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Summary of Contents for ArraySight

Page 1: ...A ArraySight Manual 1 7 en ...

Page 2: ...arly check the d b website for the latest version of this document When reselling this product hand over this document to the new owner If you supply d b products please draw the attention of your customers to this document Enclose the relevant documents with the systems If you require additional documents for this purpose you can order them from d b d b audiotechnik GmbH Eugen Adolff Straße 134 D...

Page 3: ...onnected when the public have access to the venue NEVER leave the laser turned on while unattended NEVER use the laser in any other application than it is intended for Operational safety The d b ArraySight inclinometer system is an integrated part of the d b rigging system and should be regarded with the same respect as any other rigging component The sender unit must be safely mounted to the corr...

Page 4: ... zeroing 13 4 2 Aligning the laser 14 5 Using the system 16 5 1 Measuring the angle 16 5 2 Measurement limits 16 5 3 Adjusting angles using relative values 16 5 4 Using the laser 17 5 5 Application example 17 6 OCA integration Ethernet 18 7 Maintenance and care 19 7 1 Cleaning 19 7 2 etherCON connector socket protection 19 7 3 Calibrating the accelerometer 20 8 Manufacturer s declarations 22 8 1 E...

Page 5: ...o 0 1 degrees on the display of the meter unit The compact sender unit is housed in a weather resistant enclosure It utilizes an ultra bright green laser to provide a visible indication for aiming the array with a flashing mode to help locate the beam in bright surroundings The sender unit can be attached to dedicated d b Flying frames For this purpose the sender unit has two threaded inserts on i...

Page 6: ... measurement In addition the sender unit incorporates a thermo and hygrometer sensor to derive the actual onsite temperature and humidity Note The sensor is calibrated by factory default and requires no re calibration by the user The thermometer covers a range from 0 to 40 C 32 to 104 F with an accuracy of 2 C 35 6 F while the hygrometer covers the range of 10 to 100 relative humidity with an accu...

Page 7: ...001 Laser Class 3R laser product Wavelength 532 nm Max power less than 5 mW Dimensions and weights Meter unit W x H x D 85 x 45 x 160 mm 405 g 0 9 lb Sender unit W x H x D 48 x 44 x 120 mm 295 g 0 65 lb Inclinometer system Measuring range 45 0 1 full accuracy 90 1 reduced accuracy Thermometer Hygrometer Sensor Range Accuracy 0 to 40 C 32 to 104 F 2 C 35 6 F 10 100 rel 5 Connections Meter unit ethe...

Page 8: ... the display will be crossed out Þ However the meter unit remains operating and angle measurements are still possible 3 2 Connecting the units NOTICE Potential risk of malfunction and or damaging to components The meter unit is not an Ethernet device DO NOT connect the meter unit to any Ethernet port or device such as Ethernet switches The meter unit is equipped with an RS232 interface and provide...

Page 9: ...r interface of the meter unit The meter unit features a detailed graphical display with an intuitive on screen menu system Navigation through the menus is by two buttons below the display Within the main menu and the submenus the left hand button is generally used to scroll down through the menu items Þ SCROLL The corresponding menu items are marked by an asterisk The right hand button is used to ...

Page 10: ...o the laser function with the following options On Þ Flash mode Þ Off Please also refer to Þ Chapter 5 4 Using the laser on page 17 3 5 2 Main menu Menu The main menu screen provides direct access to the Þ Meter settings Þ Sender settings 3 5 3 Meter settings History Displays the last four readings of the inclinometer The readings are saved every time the unit is powered off or when the sender uni...

Page 11: ...ch subnet you can define a total of 63 devices values 1 to 63 Reset angle zeroing Saves an angle offset in the sender unit for relative measurements When performed the meter displays zero when the sender unit is in its current position The reset angle function is also used to ensure that the sender unit is correctly aligned to the flying frame refer to Þ Chapter 4 1 Resetting the angle zeroing on ...

Page 12: ...n The LASER button and the sender settings menu will become accessible again 2 Within the Sender settings menu select the IP settings item to enter the IP settings menu 3 Scroll to the desired item e g IP and press the SELECT button The Set IP menu opens and the first digit is flashing 4 Use the SCROLL button to move through the digits When a digit is marked it starts flashing Use the INC button t...

Page 13: ... Resetting the angle 1 Switch on the connected meter unit and confirm that the initial display is showing 0 0 2 Select MENU Þ Sender settings Þ Reset angle 3 Press SET to confirm the reset The angle displayed will be set to zero 0 0 and the offset value is stored in the sender unit even when it is disconnected from the meter unit Note The angle needs to be reset for each sender unit in use If you ...

Page 14: ...ately in position during the alignment procedure both vertically and horizontally To achieve this place the Flying frame on a solid stable and flat surface with a known level surface as described in the previous section Þ Chapter 4 1 Resetting the angle zeroing on page 13 1 Connect the sender unit to the meter unit so the laser can be operated 2 You also require a vertical surface to project the l...

Page 15: ...5 Once alignment is complete place a drop of thread locking fluid on each of the screw heads to prevent loosening d b ArraySight Manual 1 7 en 15 ...

Page 16: ...ement A usable value for the resting angle is normally displayed within a few seconds 5 2 Measurement limits ArraySight has a usable range of 45 with full accuracy The sender unit sensor is capable of measuring angles up to 90 but with reduced accuracy of 1 The additional range is available to you to use but it should be used with caution 5 3 Adjusting angles using relative values The angle of the...

Page 17: ...ake an example ArrayCalc indicates a frame angle of 3 6 from vertical 1 Using ArraySight to measure this angle you raise the first array to its operating height and then check the meter unit screen 2 The figures displayed settle as the meter compensates for the swing of the array If the settled display shows 0 5 you then use the hoists to lift the rear or lower the front of the array Make small ad...

Page 18: ...ter unit which provides power supply and communication via its RS232 interface However the sender unit also supports the d b OCA AES70 protocol and therefore directly integrates into the d b workflow in connection with the d b ArrayCalc simulation and R1 Remote control software This allows multiple sender units to be read out within R1 By factory default the sender unit comes with the following et...

Page 19: ...OTICE Possible risk of damage to the device Always make sure the dust cap of the etherCON connector socket is properly attached closed during transport or when it is not in use as shown in the graphic opposite This prevents the sender unit from damage due to Ingression of moisture or liquids e g water from rain through the etherCON connector socket corrosion of the connector socket s spring contac...

Page 20: ... the left hand CANCEL button 1 Place the sender on a known level surface with a block or side fence positioned at exactly 90 so the unit can be registered accurately both vertically and horizontally 2 Connect the sender unit to the meter unit and power it up 3 Select MENU Þ Sender settings Þ Calibrate You ll then need to follow a six step procedure 1 First the meter screen will prompt you to place...

Page 21: ... This is y Select NEXT 6 When y acknowledged is displayed you are prompted to place the unit in the y position Turn the unit through 180 degrees The brass screw has moved from 9 o clock to 3 o clock Select NEXT When y acknowledged is displayed on the screen the sender unit will process the measurements and calibration will be complete This data is stored in the non volatile EEPROM in the sender un...

Page 22: ...romagnetic Compatibility EMC Directive 2014 30 EU EN61326 2 1 2013 EN 61326 1 2013 FCC CFR 47 parts 15 107 15 109 and ICES 003 Issue 6 EMC Restriction of Hazardous Substances 2011 65 EU We herewith declare that said products are in conformity with the provisions of the respective EC directives and Standards including all applicable amendments 8 2 WEEE Declaration Disposal Electrical and electronic...

Page 23: ...ER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE lwIP lwIP is licensed under the BSD license Copyright c 2001 2004 Swedish Institute of Computer Science All rights reserved 1 Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice this list of conditions and the following disclaimer 2 Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice this list of conditions and the following discla...

Page 24: ...romote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS AS IS AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT ...

Page 25: ...mechanical components flying frame adapter for two flying frames Please verify the shipment for completeness and proper condition of the items Tools required Torx screw driver T20 Torx screw driver T25 Socket wrench SW8 9 1 1 Z5710 001 Mounting instructions Scope of supply Pos Qty d b Code Description 1 Z5710 001 d b ArraySight set J Series Including 1 2 Z5711 ArraySight sender unit 2 2 J Flying f...

Page 26: ...wards the front of the frame 6 Fix the sender unit assembly using the four panhead screws M5 x 18 4 and the self securing nuts M5 5 7 Recheck your work and ensure all screws are properly tightened 9 1 2 Z5710 002 Mounting instructions Scope of supply Pos Qty d b Code Description 1 Z5710 002 d b ArraySight set V Series Including 1 2 Z5711 ArraySight sender unit 2 2 V Flying frame adapter 3 12 Panhe...

Page 27: ...on the V flying frame onto an appropriate and flat surface 4 Attach the sender unit assembly to the mounting plate of the frame with the laser unit facing towards the front of the frame 5 Fix the sender unit assembly using four panhead screws M4 x 12 3 6 Recheck your work and ensure all screws are properly tightened d b ArraySight Manual 1 7 en 27 ...

Page 28: ...D2735 EN 01 04 2019 d b audiotechnik GmbH www dbaudio com ...

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