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Summary of Contents for Synergy 5 Spot

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Page 2: ...e products or circuits described herein Les informations contenues dans le pr sent manuel ont t r dig es et contr l es avec le plus grand soin Nous d clinons toutefois toute responsabilit en cas d ven...

Page 3: ...rotection against liquids 14 9 3 Movement 14 9 4 Risk of fire 14 9 5 Forced ventilation 14 9 6 Ambient temperature 14 10 MAINS CONNECTION 15 10 1 Protection 15 11 DMX SIGNAL CONNECTION 16 11 1 DMX add...

Page 4: ...MEANS SUITABLE FOR MOUNTING ON NORMALLY FLAMMABLE SURFACES THIS SYMBOL MEANS SUITABLE FOR INDOOR USE ONLY THIS SYMBOL INDICATES THE MAXIMUM OPERATING AMBIENT TEMPERATURE THIS SYMBOL INDICATES THE MINI...

Page 5: ...led by a qualified electrician or experienced person The device must always be equipped with an efficient ground connection 3 GENERAL WARRANTY CONDITIONS The unit is guaranteed for 36 months from the...

Page 6: ...lter emulation 6 color wheel Two color generation DYNAMIC EFFECTS Dynamove FX Engine DTS Patent pending Virtual Animation Wheel Customizable rotating 6 gobo wheel Fixed 13 gobo wheel Circular 24 facet...

Page 7: ...and 5 pole In Out panel connectors Power supply powerCON TRUE1 In Out panel connectors Art Net sACN etherCON RJ45 panel connector INTERNAL SAFETY DEVICES Overvoltage and overtemperature circuits prot...

Page 8: ...6 1 Fire prevention It is permissible to place the unit on normally flammable surfaces Suitable for mounting on normally flammable materials surfaces greater than 200 C with some combustion time lag M...

Page 9: ...have elapsed since the unit was turned off Never install the fixture in an enclosed area lacking sufficient air flow The ambient temperature should not exceed 40 C 6 4 Level of protection against the...

Page 10: ...LT LOCK When moving or servicing the unit you can apply the Pan and Tilt lock To lock or release the Pan and Tilt refer to the picture below 8 VOLTAGE AND FREQUENCY SYNERGY 5 SPOT operates at 100 240V...

Page 11: ...to fix the unit to the mounting surface The supporting structure from which the unit is hung should be capable of bearing the weight of the unit as should any clamps used to hang it The structure shou...

Page 12: ...void the fixture accidentally falling should the main fixing point fail Make sure that the safety cable or chain can bear the weight of the entire unit A suitable safety cable is available on demand Y...

Page 13: ...ble surfaces Suitable for mounting on normally flammable materials surfaces greater than 200 C with some combustion time lag Minimum distance from the objects and the people lit by the light beam 0 5...

Page 14: ...s at 100Vac each unit connected Strict adherence to regulatory norms is strongly recommended FUSE MAINS INPUT 100 240Vac 50 60 Hz T 8A 250V PowerCon TRUE1 male panel connector MAINS OUTPUT 100 240Vac...

Page 15: ...X IN plug of the second one This way all the projectors are cascade connected NB If the display showing the DMX address flashes then one of the following errors has occurred DMX signal not present DMX...

Page 16: ...75 A projector 6 A186 11 2 Selecting the DMX address 1 Press the UP DOWN key until you reach the required DMX channel The numbers on the display will start to flash but the new DMX address hasn t yet...

Page 17: ...h to each unit etherCON RJ45 input connector For each unit scroll till NETWORK menu refer to DISPLAY FUNCTIONS for details Select under INPUT menu Art Net or sACN as input control signal Select under...

Page 18: ...t Static or DHCP mode Select ETH TO DMX menu to ON Set the IP address and Net Mask IP address must be different for each unit on a network Set the Art Net or sACN Universe DMX address 1 DMX address 45...

Page 19: ...ver board temperature C 4 MICRO Micro controller temperature C 5 DC SUPPLY Power supply output voltage 48Vdc SENSOR_VALUE To read refresh the value of each sensor DEVICE_HOURS Fixture life time LAMP_H...

Page 20: ...Changing the DTS setting can vary the functions of the unit so that it does not respond to the DMX 512 used to control it Carefully follow the instructions below before carrying out any variations or...

Page 21: ...menu allows to enable ETHERNET to DMX operation ON In this configuration the first unit works as an Ethernet to DMX converter and sends DMX signal to its DMX output connector OFF Default NOT YET IMPLE...

Page 22: ...Direction PAN DIRECTION This menu allows to set the Pan movement Normal or Reverse Tilt Direction TILT DIRECTION This menu allows to set the Tilt movement Normal or Reverse Up Down Menu Up Down ENTER...

Page 23: ...value must not be set while CMY filters are moving during programming Up Down Menu Up Down ENTER ENTER ENTER Pan Speed control 1 4 Default 2 Tilt Speed control 1 4 Default 2 ENTER Zoom Speed control 1...

Page 24: ...20 35 DMX Mode DMX MODE To select DMX mode 37 channels Up Down Menu Up Down ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER Display Flip AUTO Default ON THE GROUND SUSPENDED Display Standby OFF Display Standby disabled Defa...

Page 25: ...UTOMATIC mode Up Down Menu Up Down ENTER ENTER ENABLED Reset via DMX enabled Default DISABLED Reset via DMX disabled NOW Instant unit motors reset Up Down Menu Up Down ENTER ENTER SILENT mode Low fans...

Page 26: ...Linear current output or Quadratic current output for LED LINEAR Linear current output QUADRATIC Linear light output Default OUTPUT FREQUENCY This menu allows to adjust the PWM Frequency value Hz in...

Page 27: ...ICRO Micro controller temperature monitoring TIME COUNTERS Unit LED module and LED Driver board life time ADDRESSES RDM and MAC IDs Up Down Menu Up Down ENTER ENTER ENTER SOFTWARE SYNERGY 5 SPOT 30 JU...

Page 28: ...tor is set to ON the unit start the Pan Tilt motors reset normally but if for any reason there is something blocking the movement for Pan Tilt motors during the initial reset example unit into the fli...

Page 29: ...r RESET To reset head motors only Pan and Tilt or all motors RESTORE DEFAULT To restore parameters default settings Up Down Menu Up Down ENTER ENTER Up Down Menu Up Down ENTER ENTER MENU ENTER DOWN UP...

Page 30: ...spect the inside of the projector by removing the cover as indicated below ATTENTION REMOVE MAINS POWER PRIOR TO ACCESSING THE PROJECTOR S INTERNAL COMPONENTS 1 Using a flat bladed screwdriver loose t...

Page 31: ...31 2 Lift each cover slide the silicone tube down and unhook the safety wire to access the internal head components...

Page 32: ...which allows the fixture s gobos to be removed without the use of special tools When replacing gobos ensure that the projector is switched off Open the projector housing as described on page 31 and p...

Page 33: ...ness from 0 2 to 3 mm see catalogue Max thickness 3 mm Coated side When an object is held up the coated side of the glass gobo there is no space between the object and its reflection Uncoated side Whe...

Page 34: ...PERIODIC CONTROLS Attention Disconnect mains power prior to opening the projector housing Mechanical parts Periodically check all mechanical parts gears guides belts etc for wear and tear replacing th...

Page 35: ...LOUR MODE 12 CYAN 13 MAGENTA 14 YELLOW 15 CTO 16 GEL FILTERS EMULATION 17 GOBO 18 GOBO ROTATION INDEX msb 19 GOBO ROTATION INDEX lsb 20 GOBO SHAKE 21 FIXED GOBO 22 FIXED GOBO MODE 23 FIXED GOBO SHAKE...

Page 36: ...X CHANNEL 8 Parameter DIMMER lsb DMX CHANNEL 9 Parameter SHUTTER DMX value Function 000 009 Black Out 010 019 Open 020 029 Black Out 030 119 Strobe from 3 27s to 30ms 120 149 Pulse up from 42 6s to 12...

Page 37: ...lue 128 191 DMX value Function 000 009 Open 010 255 Proportional colour RAINBOW if channel 11 COLOUR MODE DMX range value 192 255 DMX value Function 000 009 Open 010 127 CW rotation speed from max to...

Page 38: ...137 LAVENDER 101 105 138 PALE GREEN 106 110 139 PRIMARY GREEN 111 115 147 APRICOT 116 120 151 GOLD TINT 121 125 154 PALE ROSE 126 130 156 CHOCOLATE 131 135 181 CONGO BLUE 136 140 200 DOUBLE CT BLUE 14...

Page 39: ...o shake R L speed 2 030 039 Gobo shake R L speed 3 040 049 Gobo shake R L speed 4 050 059 Gobo shake R L speed 5 060 069 Gobo shake R L speed 6 070 079 Gobo shake R L speed 7 080 089 Gobo shake R L sp...

Page 40: ...1 2 046 063 Gobo 2 3 064 081 Gobo 3 4 082 099 Gobo 4 5 100 117 Gobo 5 6 118 135 Gobo 6 7 136 153 Gobo 7 8 154 171 Gobo 8 9 172 189 Gobo 9 10 190 207 Gobo 10 11 208 225 Gobo 11 12 226 243 Gobo 12 13 24...

Page 41: ...152 Gobo shake L R speed 2 153 159 Gobo shake L R speed 3 160 166 Gobo shake L R speed 4 167 173 Gobo shake L R speed 5 174 180 Gobo shake L R speed 6 181 187 Gobo shake L R speed 7 188 194 Gobo shake...

Page 42: ...and zoom lenses 210 255 Prism 1 2 inserted between focus and zoom lenses DMX CHANNEL 27 Parameter PRISM 1 POSITION DMX value Function 000 009 Centre 010 127 Outward left to centre 128 137 Centre 138 2...

Page 43: ...32 5 SMOOTH DIMMING 4 DEFAULT 033 034 6 SMOOTH DIMMING 5 035 036 7 SMOOTH DIMMING 6 037 038 8 SMOOTH DIMMING 7 039 040 9 SMOOTH DIMMING 8 041 042 10 SMOOTH DIMMING 9 043 044 11 SMOOTH DIMMING 10 045 0...

Page 44: ...DISPLAY STANDBY DISABLE DEFAULT 165 174 66 DISPLAY STANDBY ENABLE 175 176 67 NO DMX ACTION KEEP LAST DMX DEFAULT 177 178 68 NO DMX ACTION BLACK OUT 179 180 69 reserved 181 182 70 NO DMX ACTION DEMO PR...

Page 45: ...effect 010 075 PAN TILT reset 076 095 HEAD MOTORS reset 096 115 Gobo wheel reset 116 135 Colour wheel reset 136 155 CMY CTO reset 156 175 reserved 176 195 Prism reset 196 215 Frost Smooth reset 216 23...

Page 46: ...46 21 ROTATING GOBO WHEEL...

Page 47: ...47 22 FIXED GOBO WHEEL...

Page 48: ...48 23 COLOUR WHEEL...

Page 49: ...49 NOTES...

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