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MAGICFX® SWIRLFAN II 

 

User and Installation Manual

  9

Menu function Explanation

Lock/Unlock 

Controller

Holding the Lock button for more than 5 seconds will “lock” the 

display functions. Meaning buttons will not respond. This to avoid 

accidental change of parameters via display.To unlock, hold the 

Unlock button for more than 5 seconds.  

Reset Errors

In case there is a locking error present, this button will reset the 

appliance. If the fault does not persist, the locking error will not 

reappear.

DMX Start 

Address (1-512) Setting the DMX start address.
DMX Safety 

Address (1-512) Setting the DMX safety address.

DMX Footprint

This parameter indicates the DMX footprint, in other words the 

amount of sequential channels used by the appliance. This does 

not include the safety channel.  

Display Dimmer 

(On/Off)

Turn display dimmer on or off. If turned on, the display is dimmed 

automatically 30 seconds after the last button push.

Factory 

Defaults (Yes/

No)

Restores the appliance factory default settings.

Type (Alarm/

Error)

Toggle between the occured locking error (Alarm) list, and 

blocking error (Error) list. Locking errors need intervention by user, 

although they are “auto-reset” 3 times before the appliance 

remains in error until reset by user. Blocking errors clear when the 

triggering fault disappears. 16 locked, and 16 blocked errors are 

logged. Top of the list shows the last occurring error.   

Serial Number 

(DDDDD)

Appliance serial number as also printed on the appliance label.

Unique ID 

(HHHHHHHHHHHH)

UID number as the appliance appears in the RDM device list after 

running discovery.

Software 

Version

Installed software version.

Software CRC

CRC of the functional software.

Bootloader 

CRC

CRC of the bootloader software.

Build Date

Release date of functional software.

Up-Time 

(DDDD:HH:MM:SS)

Time counter which indicates how long the appliance has been 

powered in total.

Effect-Time 

(DDDD:HH:MM:SS)

Time counter which indicates how long the effect has been activated 

in total.

Summary of Contents for SWIRLFAN II

Page 1: ...SWIRLFAN II CONFETTI FX PART01661 rev 01 01 USER AND INSTALLATION MANUAL ENGLISH...

Page 2: ...Any brand names mentioned in this manual are registered trademarks of their respective owners LIABILITY MAGIC FX accepts no liability for claims from third parties arising from unauthorised use use o...

Page 3: ...capability 10 1 7 Accessories 11 1 8 Confetti 11 2 Swirl safely 12 2 1 General safety rules 12 2 2 Indoor use 12 2 3 Rigging 12 2 4 Noise level 12 2 5 Safety symbols 13 2 6 Precautions for operation 1...

Page 4: ...ot avoided will result in death or serious injury This signal word is to be limited to the most extreme situations WARNING Indicates a hazardous situation that if not avoided could result in death or...

Page 5: ...s of the machine in a circular pattern Different types of confetti can be used in combination with the MAGICFX SWIRLFAN II Via two seperate lids in the top confetti is loaded into the machine loading...

Page 6: ...41 9 lb Electrical Voltage Input 180 250 Vac Voltage Frequency 50 60 Hz Power Consumption 850 W Power Connector Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 in out Environment Minimum Temperature 10 C 14 F Maximum Temperat...

Page 7: ...9 No output 10 255 Variable confetti output Operation of the DMX addresses When you link multiple machines with DMX we advise you to use the same Safety address for all machines CAUTION Always plug i...

Page 8: ...t Lock Unlock Controller Reset Errors DMX RDM Settings Con guration Error History RDM ON OFF Factory Defaults YES NO Display Dimmer ON OFF Pause Timer 0 600 s Output Distance 0 255 Unique ID HHHHHHHHH...

Page 9: ...0 seconds after the last button push Factory Defaults Yes No Restores the appliance factory default settings Type Alarm Error Toggle between the occured locking error Alarm list and blocking error Err...

Page 10: ...wing RDM parameters are supported by the MAGICFX SWIRLFAN II Parameter ID Discovery GET SET DISC_UNIQUE_BRANCH X DISC_MUTE X DISC_UN_MUTE X DEVICE_INFO X SUPPORTED_PARAMETERS X SOFTWARE_VERSION_LABEL...

Page 11: ...CFX SWIRLFAN II can rotate freely while loaded with confetti The maximum payload depends on the type of confetti used Check the following table Type Max load MAGICFX PAPER CONFETTI 55 x 17 mm 2 kg MAG...

Page 12: ...ive gases and high concentrations of organic vapours Are not situated in the vicinity of a source of vibration 2 1 GENERAL SAFETY RULES Only authorised persons may work with the MAGICFX SWIRLFAN II Ma...

Page 13: ...a damaged or an improper installed machine can lead to death serious injury or property damage Always inspect the machine thoroughly before operation WARNING Missing or obscured safety symbols on the...

Page 14: ...ake sure to use the safety steel to secure the machine to the truss The safety steel can be attached to the safety eye on top of the machine 4 Inspect if the MAGICFX SWIRLFAN II is mounted firmly and...

Page 15: ...n the lid of the MAGICFX SWIRLFAN II 2 Fill the container with confetti by hand WARNING Make sure the fan is not rotating and the power cable s are disconnected Removing confetti residues when the fan...

Page 16: ...wer cable to a 180 250 Vac 50 60 Hz power source 3 Connect the female connector of a 5 pole DMX cable to the DMX input 4 Connect the other end of the DMX cable to your DMX controller 5 Power up the ma...

Page 17: ...the power output 2 Connect the other end to the power input of the next machine 3 Connect a DMX cable to the DMX output 4 Connect the other end to the DMX input of the next machine 5 Power up the mac...

Page 18: ...the machine lights up 2 When it s time to fill the air with confetti set the DMX value for the density between 10 and 255 3 If desired vary the effect density during operation 4 Enjoy the view 5 Deact...

Page 19: ...sconnect the machine from the power source 3 Disconnect all DMX and power cable s 4 Remove any confetti residues from the machine and surroundings WARNING Make sure the fan is not rotating and the pow...

Page 20: ...that used electrical and electronic products should not be mixed with general household waste For proper treatment recovery and recycling please take this product to designated collection points wher...

Page 21: ...use of certain Hazardous Substances WEEE 2012 19 EU Waste Electrical Electronic Equipment REACH 1907 2006 Registration Evaluation Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals The following harmonized st...

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