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KVANT Burstberry Series, Operational Manual

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1. 

Introduction        3 

2. 

General 

information 

      4

 

2.1 What is a laser and how does it work?   

 

 

 

6

 2.2 

Laser 

Safety 

first! 

      7

 2.3 

Installation 

ofthe 

System 

     8

 2.4 

Control 

System 

      9

 2.5 

Scanning 

System 

      10

 2.6 

Connection 

Diagram 

      12

 2.7 

Multiple 

System 

Interlock 

     13

 

2.8 Switching ONsequence and User Interlock 

 

 

 

14

 2.9 

Maintenance       16

3. 

Item 

Checklist 

       17

4. 

Optional 

Accessories 

      18

5. 

System 

Overview 

       19

 

5.1 

Front 

View 

       20

 5.2 

Side 

View 

       21

 5.2 

Rear 

View 

       22

6. 

Beam 

Alignment 

       24

 

6.1 

Beam 

Alignment 

      25

7. 

Operation 

Instructions 

      26

 

8. 

Technical 

Specifications 

      28

 

8.1 

Technical 

Specifications 

Burstberry 

    29

Summary of Contents for Burstberry Series

Page 1: ...Burstberry MODEL SPECIFIC OPERATIONAL MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...ystem 10 2 6 Connection Diagram 12 2 7 Multiple System Interlock 13 2 8 Switching ONsequence and User Interlock 14 2 9 Maintenance 16 3 Item Checklist 17 4 Optional Accessories 18 5 System Overview 19 5 1 Front View 20 5 2 Side View 21 5 2 Rear View 22 6 Beam Alignment 24 6 1 Beam Alignment 25 7 Operation Instructions 26 8 Technical Specifications 28 8 1 Technical Specifications Burstberry 29 ...

Page 3: ...EN 1 Introduction Thank you for purchasing this KVANT product To ensure proper operation please read this manual carefully before using the product After reading it keep it in a safe place for future reference ...

Page 4: ... OR SCATTERED RADIATION CLASS 4 LASER PRODUCT IEC 60825 1 2014 CAUTION LASER LIGHT IS BRIGHT AND BLINDING DO NOT SHINE AT AIRCRAFT OR VEHICLES AT ANY DISTANCE CAUTION CLASS 4 VISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND INTERLOCKS DEFEATED AVOID EYE OR SKIN EXPOSURE TO DIRECT OR SCATTERED RADIATION This product is in conformity with performance standards for laser products under 21 CFR Part 1010 4 and 10...

Page 5: ...s some sensitive opto electronics components DO NOT drop it or subject it to physical shock This laser system is not waterproof or dust proof Make sure to use an appropriate cover or enclosure if it is used in the rain snow or similar severe environment conditions Do not leave the laser system in excessive heat such as in a car whilst in direct sunlight High temperatures could cause some serious d...

Page 6: ...together they can scan the laser beam over a wide angle in front of the projector The scanning system can not only direct the laser beam to specific static locations but it can also create shapes by rapidly moving the laser beam over a path Once a shape is scanned more than 20 times per second it appears static to the human eye So any shape drawn by a laser is actually produced by one single laser...

Page 7: ...er system is switched on 3 Be aware that lasers can burn the eye retina skin or cause fires if not used correctly 4 Audience Scanning is a technique that involves projecting laser effects directly into an audience Never perform Audience Scanning unless you a are trained to do Audience Scanning b use a projector that has the proper safety systems built in such as PASS and c have verified that the p...

Page 8: ...o 3 Always make sure the system is properly tighten down and that it cannot get loose and move as a result of sound vibrations cable pull or similar 4 Always use a safety rope 5 Ensure that all the cables have enough leverage just in case they get caught 6 Ensure that the system is placed at least 20cm away from walls or any other objects including drapes etc 7 Ensure that the system is placed wel...

Page 9: ...also dependent on the control system that you use for operating the laser as well as the correct device configuration in the laser control software Please make sure all the laser settings in your control system are set correctly before you start using your Kvant laser display system ...

Page 10: ...al points which defines the actual shape of the effect The more points an effect contains the lower the maximum scan rate will be in relation to the scanning angle As an example we ll work with the star effect shown below and with the parameters of quality scanning system Let s say the star effect is made of 300 graphical points including non visible blanking points and we know that the maximal sc...

Page 11: ...re 2 the scan rate and or number of points is about right The whole effect has more or less the same intensity and does not flicker Picture 3 further increasing of the scan rate and or number of points results in the effect starting to distort firstly around corners only This indicates that you are exceeding the maximal scan rate of the scanning system If you operate the scanning system at scan ra...

Page 12: ...that the safety keys are inserted in all necessary positions USA ONLY Remote Interlock Bypass must be inserted in the E STOP Remote as well in order to disable the interlock i Both E STOP Remote safety key and laser system safety key must be inserted and switched to ON position in order to disable the interlock ...

Page 13: ... event which enables the Interlock on any laser projector in the daisy chain will trigger the safety Interlock for all the systems After the event has been corrected the START button on the E STOP Remote must be pressed by the operator to disable the Interlock After an Emission Delay period the laser projectors will be ready for use ...

Page 14: ...l be ready for use Interlock Enabled Laser Output Terminated The Interlock is latched enabled and the laser projector s beam output will be terminated if any of the following events happen 1 Power loss lasting greater than 2 seconds 2 Mushroom emergency switch depressed 3 2 Key Switch on E STOP Remote turned to OFF position 4 1 Key Switch on laser projector turned to OFF position 5 Any other inter...

Page 15: ...tor It is there for the safety of the public as well as the operator Modifying or using anything other than the E STOP Remote provided in the manner it was intended may invalidate your laser projector s variance E STOP Connection Drawing including User Interlock option ...

Page 16: ... medical grade isopropyl alcohol If necessary you can remove the aperture output window by loosing the 4 socket bolts and clean the inside of the window as well Cooling Fans Use compressed air for cleaning the bottom part of the laser system There are cooling fans located at the bottom of the heat sink and they are vital for correct operation of the laser system Please always ensure that they are ...

Page 17: ...5 powerCON TRUE1 Extension Cord 2 6 Set of Safety Keys 1x User manual USB drive BUS ID 1054 1 5 3 pin XLR Emergency Stop Remote Cable 10m version BUS ID 588 25m version BUS ID 1618 1x Remote Interlock Bypass for USA only BUS ID 651 1x Heavy duty flight case 1x Network Signal Cable cat5 10m BUS ID 1041 1x Network Signal Cable cat5 0 6m BUS ID 1x Emergency STOP remote US version BUS ID 1647 EU versi...

Page 18: ...accessories that are compatible with Burstberry laser system Item Descriptions Intersection Connector plate allows you to set individual Burstberries further apart if necessary Diffraction Grating lens Main aperture Diffraction Grating set SafetyScan lens bracket ...

Page 19: ... to 2000 people but also at large outdoor stages depending on given setup The Burstberry can display virtually any colour within the basic RGB palette and its secondary mixed colours including white The system is air cooled and designed so that there is no airflow going through the optical compartment of the system This ensures that all important optical parts of the system stay clean for longer k...

Page 20: ...loosened This feature protects the aperture glass during transport 3 Laser emission indicator When this indicator is lit up the laser system is ready to emit the laser radiation as soon as it receives instructions from control software 4 3W White LED Blinder 5 Inbuilt optical bench with burst line effect You can replace the effect by loosing the 2 silver bolts 6 12 Locking holes with bolts Use the...

Page 21: ...nment mechanism undo 2 silver bolts and remove the cover 3 FB4 laser control interface The inbuilt control interface allows you to control the laser via Ethernet but it also handles all the basic settings of the laser system master size and positions method of control colour settings etc All of these settings can be accessed through the menu using the endless rotary knob and once saved they are st...

Page 22: ... 4 E STOP Remote connector Interlock status indicator and User Interlock In order to use the laser system the Interlock must be closed circuit This is done by connecting the Emergency STOP Remote to the XLR REMOTE INPUT socket on the projector using the supplied cable The US version of the Emergency STOP must also have the Remote Interlock Bypass inserted into it The E STOP Remote is an integral p...

Page 23: ...l when you want to use a single Emergency STOP Remote to control multiple systems After a power failure or interlock failure open circuit has occurred and been corrected you need to manually reset laser emission by pressing the START button on the E STOP Remote 5 Ethernet Use these ports to connect PC control signal or to daisy chain the control signal between multiple laser display systems 6 12 L...

Page 24: ... exposure to Class 4 laser radiation Beam alignment principle There are three laser modules within this system where each module produces one of the basic RGB colours red green or blue The goal of the alignment procedure is to align all three beams colours so they overlay each other nicely while they hit exact centre of the bottom scanning mirror An easiest way to do the alignment is to project a ...

Page 25: ...ctive colour 4 Create a full size cyan circle static tunnel effect and check whether the green circle overlays the blue circle all the way around the shape If not adjust the beam path of the green circle accordingly step 2 on the diagram above 5 Create a full size yellow circle static tunnel effect and check whether the red circle overlays the green circle all the way around the shape If not adjus...

Page 26: ... component for mixing with the original cue 34 Green Green component for mixing with the original cue 35 Blue Blue component for mixing woth the original cue 36 Alpha 0 Original color 255 RGB color 37 Visible points start Works together with visible points end 38 Visible points end Same as legacy profile visible points 39 Strobe 0 Off 1 1Hz 255 20Hz 40 LED Blinder intensity 0 Off 1 254 adjust inte...

Page 27: ...use FB4 adapts additional Burstberry channel according its start address Autoplay Additional Burstberry channels cannot be controlled in this mode In this mode Burstberry plays content according Autoplay settings in FB4 menu and also according special file located on SD card Details how to setup this mode completely is out of scope of this document Beyond QS In this mode Burstberry works as standa...

Page 28: ...28 i 29 EN 8 technical specifications All the technical specifications are subject to change without prior notice ...

Page 29: ...tem ScannerMAX 506 Compact up to 27kpps 8 max scanning angle 60 on both axes White LED Blinder Optical Power 3W Control signal Ethernet DMX ArtNet SD card via inbuilt FB4 control interface Power requirements 100 240V 50Hz 5 Consumption 250VA 100 240V Operation temperature 10 40 C Dimensions WxHxL 161 161 300mm Weight 3 8kg Laser safety features Keyed interlock emission delay magnetic interlock sca...

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