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Warranty:
OmniSistem Lights and Effects warrant the STINGER to be free from manufacturer defects for a period of
1 year from the date of purchase from OmniSistem or any of its Agents.
Extended warranties may be purchased from any Authorized OmniSistem Dealer.
Limited Warranty: Limited to proper use consistent with instructions contained in this manual. This product
is not covered in the case of misuse or neglect. Misuse and neglect is defined as performance or
conditions outside the parameters listed in this manual.
OmniSistem is not responsible for any damages that may occur due to misuse or neglect of this
equipment. Use is at the risk of the owner of said product and agrees by purchase and use to hold
harmless OmniSistem Lights and Effects from any actions that result in the misuse of this product.
Note: STINGER 4.95 mW DOES NOT REQUIRE A VARIANCE.
1
. What power levels of laser require a variance?
Any laser with an output greater than 4.95mW, regardless of color, requires a variance.
2
. Is a variance a license?
Contrary to popular opinion a variance is not a license. A variance is permission from the FDA to
deviate from one or more of the requirements of a standard when alternate steps are taken to assure
safety.
3.
What is the 3-meter rule?
The FDA criteria for manned laser shows is that NO laser radiation Class IIIb and above be emitted
below 3-meters above the highest platform humans can stand on or 2.5-Meters horizontally and on the
sides of the projector or 2.5-Meters below the audience.
4.
What agencies govern lasers?
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Center for Devices of Radiological Health (CDRH)
For outdoor application of lasers: FDA, CDRH and the FAA
Note: Arizona, Texas, and New York have additional requirements if you intend to use a
laser above 4.95mW. Contact OmniSistem for more information.
5.
What are the rules regarding 4.95mW Lasers?
As a manufacturer we must state that the audience cannot be exposed to any outputs above Class I.
6. What are the classifications of the various outputs of lasers?
Class I Less than 0.39 microwatts (0.39 millionths of a watt
Class II
Less than 1 mW (a thousandth of a watt)
Class IIIa
1 mW to 5 mW
Class IIIb
5 to 500 mW
Class IV
500 mW and above
You should NEVER expose the public to direct beams of laser light above CLASS I.
Troubleshooting:
Problem:
Solution:
STINGER fan on, no laser output
-Check mode of operation.
-Ensure that all the connections are tight.
-Verify the correct voltage and mode settings on rear of
unit (i.e. 909 for stand alone operation).
In stand alone sound activated mode
Tap on microphone (Hole on rear of unit). Cycle power.
In
DMX
mode
-The first position in DMX mode is “Beam off”. Move
DMX fader “up”.
-Verify address.
-Ensure that all the equipment you are using is
compatible.
FAQ’s - Troubleshooting - Tips
