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Using Multi-Link

In some instances, it may be preferable to control and synchronize multiple machines from a single  
Remote Control Panel.  This can be quickly and easily accomplished using the V-Hazer’s built-in Multi-
Link capabilities.  Up to four Rosco V-Hazer’s can be connected and controlled via a single controller. 

Connect a 3-pin XLR cable (not included) to the Multi-Link port on the rear of the first machine in the 
daisy chain.  This unit becomes the “Head Machine” and its Remote Control Panel will control the other 
units in the chain.  

Remove and detach the Remote Control Panel and its 3-pin XLR cable from the second machine.   
Connect the plug of the cable from the Head Machine into the remote port of the second machine 
where the Remote Control Panel had previously been connected.  

Repeat this process to connect a third and/or fourth machine.  No additional set-up is required.  The  
Remote Control Panel attached to the head machine will operate all machines in the Multi-Link as if they 
are the same.

Note: The maximum length of the daisy chain, from the remote of the Head Machine to the final machine is 
165 feet (50 m).

Note:  It is possible to use the Remote Control Panel even when the machine is set up and addressed for DMX 
Operation.  In the event that the machine is given conflicting commands from the Remote and from a DMX 
console, the machine observes “highest takes precedence” logic.  For example, if the Remote Control Panel is set 
at 50% and the DMX channel is brought up to 65% - the higher-level DMX signal will take precedence over the 
lower-level remote signal.

Changing Fluid

The V-Hazer consumes 0.9 litres of fluid per hour at its maximum rate.  When the fluid in the bottle has 
been depleted enough that the tube can no longer stay submerged, it is time to change fluid bottles. 

It is recommended that you stop making haze when changing fluid bottles.  Once haze production has 
halted, simply unscrew the fluid tube cap from the empty bottle and remove the tube.  Take care to 
avoid dripping fluid onto the machine or onto the floor nearby, as it can be slippery. Replace the empty 
bottle with a new bottle of Rosco V-Hazer Fluid, insert the fluid tube insuring that the filter at the end of 
the tube is fully submerged, and reattach the fluid cap. Resume making haze.  

Summary of Contents for V-Hazer

Page 1: ...www rosco com V Hazer Fog Machine Operating Instructions READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 2: ...emote Control Panel 8 DMX Control 8 Multi Link 8 Using the Remote Control Panel 8 Using Timers 9 Using DMX Control 9 11 Connecting the DMX 9 Setting the DMX Address 10 DMX Operation 10 11 Using Multi...

Page 3: ...Rosco V Hazer Fluid All Rosco Fog and Haze Fluids are unique water based formulations that contain no petroleum distillates and are safe when used according to instructions The operating temperature p...

Page 4: ...machine that shows signs of improper use Even slight damage may be an indication of a major problem If the machine looks questionable use it only under strict observation If the machine shows any unu...

Page 5: ...e machine switched on for prolonged periods of time without producing haze Do Not Enclose the machine Do Not Install the machine in such a fashion that the operator cannot see the whole machine includ...

Page 6: ...ff by controlling the flow of power to the unit Air Input Purge Connection This is a push to connect inlet that accepts OD tubing and allows com pressed air to blow through the heat exchanger for clea...

Page 7: ...led if Standby mode is engaged Fog Level Knob Rotate to set the desired amount of haze output Higher numbers indicate more haze Output is controlled by pump speed increasing and sending more haze flui...

Page 8: ...ap along the tube and tighten the cap onto the bottle Take precautions to avoid fluid spills All Rosco fog and haze machines are primed at the factory with a small amount of fluid No additional primin...

Page 9: ...ne on and off using Standby mode and set a repeating timed cycle of on off operation DMX Control from your lighting desk is available as a standard option The V Hazer will use 2 channels of DMX contro...

Page 10: ...haze before stopping The numeric settings on the timer knobs are relative settings and do not correspond to specific seconds or minutes See the table below for an approximation of the time duration co...

Page 11: ...fect with its internal fan speed set to maximum and the output volume adjusted to achieve the desired density of haze However with DMX control an effects designer can fully customize the haze effect b...

Page 12: ...the daisy chain from the remote of the Head Machine to the final machine is 165 feet 50 m Note It is possible to use the Remote Control Panel even when the machine is set up and addressed for DMX Oper...

Page 13: ...level received via DMX DMX interference due to non terminated signal Raise the DMX level to 11 100 Review the chart in the DMX Operation section of the manual Contact nearest Service Center for repai...

Page 14: ...re optimal performance The Air Input Connection was designed to provide a fast and efficient method of cleaning the heat exchanger by purging it of residual fluid and build up using compressed air For...

Page 15: ...rol and programming Control options DMX timer remote DMX channels 2 Fluid system Capacity 120v 4 liters 240v 5 liters Fluid consumption 0 9 liters hour Compatible fluids V Hazer fluid ONLY Connections...

Page 16: ...15 Dimensions Dimensions are shown in inches and millimeters...

Page 17: ...ver damage to the Rosco product caused by parts not manufactured distributed or certified by Rosco Rosco is not obligated to provide warranty service should the product fail to be properly maintained...

Page 18: ...and light Industrial environments 60335 1 2002 A15 2011 Safety of household and similar electrical appliances BS EN 62233 2008 Electromagnetic fields These standards reference the following European s...

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