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Summary of Contents for Stairville DJ Lase Pro Advanced 2000

Page 1: ...DJ Lase Pro Advanced 2000 showlaser user manual...

Page 2: ...Musikhaus Thomann Thomann GmbH Hans Thomann Stra e 1 96138 Burgebrach Germany Telephone 49 0 9546 9223 0 E mail info thomann de Internet www thomann de 11 09 2020 ID 482998...

Page 3: ...signal words 8 2 Safety instructions 10 3 Features 19 4 Installation 20 5 Starting up 27 6 Connections and operating elements 30 7 Operating 38 7 1 Switching the device on off 38 7 2 Main menu 39 7 3...

Page 4: ...ing via keyboard 58 7 8 Menu overview 66 7 9 Reset to factory defaults 67 8 Technical specifications 68 9 Plug and connection assignment 71 10 Troubleshooting 75 11 Cleaning 78 12 Protecting the envir...

Page 5: ...available to all persons using this device If you sell the device to another user be sure that they also receive this manual Our products and user manuals are subject to a process of continuous develo...

Page 6: ...rd search Use the search function in the electronic version to find the topics of interest for you quickly Online guides Our online guides provide detailed information on technical basics and terms Pe...

Page 7: ...displayed on the device are marked by quotation marks and italics Examples 24ch OFF References to other locations in this manual are identified by an arrow and the specified page number In the electr...

Page 8: ...ngerous situation that will result in death or serious injury if it is not avoided WARNING This combination of symbol and signal word indicates a pos sible dangerous situation that can result in death...

Page 9: ...Warning signs Type of danger Warning high voltage Warning laser radiation Warning dangerous optical radiation Warning suspended load Warning danger zone General information DJ Lase Pro Advanced 2000 9...

Page 10: ...sidered to be improper and may result in personal injury or property damage No liability will be assumed for damages resulting from improper use This device may be used only by persons with sufficient...

Page 11: ...Familiarize yourself with the laser safety regulations that apply in your country To ensure safe operation it is important to pay attention to the following instructions Prior to commissioning the com...

Page 12: ...like from the unit They could swallow the pieces and choke Never let children unattended use electrical devices DANGER Electric shock caused by high voltages inside Within the device there are areas w...

Page 13: ...advice from a regis tered electrician DANGER Laser radiation avoid exposure to beam The device contains a class 4 laser classified according to EN 60825 1 2015 Do not look into the laser beam The las...

Page 14: ...WARNING Risk of epileptic shock Strobe lighting can trigger seizures in photosensitive epilepsy Sensitive persons should avoid looking at strobe lights NOTICE Laser radiation risk of fire Keep the are...

Page 15: ...NOTICE Risk of fire Do not block areas of ventilation Do not install the device near any direct heat source Keep the device away from naked flames Safety instructions DJ Lase Pro Advanced 2000 15...

Page 16: ...cifications of this user manual Avoid heavy temperature fluctua tions and do not switch the device on immediately after it was exposed to tem perature fluctuations for example after transport at low o...

Page 17: ...ult in damage to the device and possibly injure the user Unplug the device before electrical storms occur and when it is unused for long periods of time to reduce the risk of electric shock or fire NO...

Page 18: ...duct may possibly react with the coating of your parquet linoleum laminate or PVC floor and after some time cause permanent dark stains In case of doubt do not put the rubber feet directly on the floo...

Page 19: ...te control included built in buttons and display USB keyboard included n Sound control with preprogrammed patterns n Auto operation with preprogrammed patterns n Manual control with text input and cou...

Page 20: ...orage use the original packaging or your own packaging material suitable for transport or storage respectively You can install the device standing or hanging When in use the device must be mounted at...

Page 21: ...socket on the device If you press the external switch the laser beam will be switched off immediately Observe the safety instructions of the switch manufacturer and the regulations for the intended u...

Page 22: ...nds on the specific environmental conditions in individual cases and must be carried out by the responsible laser protection representative on site based on the applicable standard DIN EN 60825 1 WARN...

Page 23: ...avoid laser emission remove the safety key before you start to install the device WARNING Stray laser radiation Inadequately secured additional components may cause stray laser radiation Make sure th...

Page 24: ...ting The distance between the light output and the illuminated surface must be more than 2 0 m 78 7 in Always ensure sufficient ventilation The ambient temperature must always be below 40 C 104 F Inst...

Page 25: ...points to the housing base of the remote control Slide the battery holder back into the remote until it clicks into place When shipping the battery is already installed in the remote and protected aga...

Page 26: ...evice Take batteries out of the device if it is not going to be used for a longer period NOTICE Risk of fire due to incorrect polarity Incorrectly inserted batteries may destroy the device or the batt...

Page 27: ...hazards DANGER Laser radiation Follow the instructions in the chapter titled Safety Instructions in this manual NOTICE Possible data transmission errors For error free operation make use of dedicated...

Page 28: ...other DMX device Connect the output of the first DMX device to the input of the second one and so on to form a daisy chain Always ensure that the output of the last DMX device in the daisy chain is te...

Page 29: ...ized show This function is ideal when you want to start a show immediately Connect the DMX output of the master device to the DMX input of the first slave device Then connect the DMX output of the fir...

Page 30: ...6 Connections and operating elements Front panel Connections and operating elements showlaser 30...

Page 31: ...IC Indicator LED flashes blue in sound controlled operation 6 MIC SENS Rotary control for adjusting the sensitivity of the built in microphone for sound control 7 POWER Indicator LED lights steady whi...

Page 32: ...Rear panel Connections and operating elements showlaser 32...

Page 33: ...on key switch in ON position 12 Display 13 ILDA THROUGH 25 pin ILDA output connector for looping through the ILDA signal to other devices 14 ILDA INPUT 25 pin ILDA input socket 15 IEC chassis plug fo...

Page 34: ...one ENTER Selects an option of the respective operating mode confirms the set value 18 PS 2 Connection sockets for the supplied USB keyboard or the USB adapter 19 Safety key switch switches the laser...

Page 35: ...IR remote control Connections and operating elements DJ Lase Pro Advanced 2000 35...

Page 36: ...the first and before the second digit the 6 A Press this button to switch to the TIME mode Press the button again to select the display mode time only time and date Press and hold the button for sever...

Page 37: ...button Colour selection changing to the right next step 8 Starts an automatic show in random order 9 Starts a sound controlled automatic show in random order Press and hold the button for several sec...

Page 38: ...MOTE connection e g an emergency stop button or another equivalent device with protection function 3 Insert the safety key into the lock 4 If not already done connect the device to the mains 5 Switch...

Page 39: ...Press MENU to open the main menu Press repeatedly MENU or UP and DOWN to select one of the following menu items AUTO SOUND TEXT TIME COUNTDOWN DMX SLAVE and SYSTEM Press ENTER to open the selected me...

Page 40: ...SYS menu and confirm with ENTER Parameter Meaning Value range Nirr Position and direction of the X and the Y axis on the projection surface N PP N PN N NP N NN SiZE Height and width of the projection...

Page 41: ...Change the currently displayed value with UP and DOWN and confirm with ENTER To return to the main menu without making changes press MENU Operating DJ Lase Pro Advanced 2000 41...

Page 42: ...t the desired Auto mode see chart and confirm with ENTER To return to the main menu without making changes press MENU Parameter Meaning Aut 1 Auto mode 1 show with programmed patterns geometric shapes...

Page 43: ...6 Auto mode 6 show with programmed Birthday motto patterns Aut 7 Auto mode 7 show with programmed Party motto patterns Aut 8 Auto mode 8 show with programmed Halloween motto patterns Aut 9 Auto mode 9...

Page 44: ...m with ENTER Use UP and DOWN to select the desired Sound mode see chart and confirm with ENTER To return to the main menu without making changes press MENU Parameter Meaning Sou 1 Sound mode 1 show wi...

Page 45: ...Sound mode 6 show with programmed Birthday motto patterns Sou 7 Sound mode 7 show with programmed Party motto patterns Sou 8 Sound mode 8 show with programmed Halloween motto pat terns Sou 9 Sound mod...

Page 46: ...nd DOWN to select the menu item tXt and confirm with ENTER Use UP and DOWN to select the desired Text mode see chart and confirm with ENTER To return to the main menu without making changes press MENU...

Page 47: ...Meaning tiME Confirm this selection with ENTER to let the device consecutively project time date and the day of the week onto a surface SNod Select the display mode here only time or time and date SEt...

Page 48: ...hout making changes press MENU In this mode the device is controlled via a DMX controller Press MENU to open the main menu Press repeatedly MENU or UP and DOWN to select the menu item dMX and confirm...

Page 49: ...the display flashes no master is connected To return to the main menu without making changes or to change back to an active operating mode press MENU 7 5 Setting DMX channel Switch to the DMX mode The...

Page 50: ...Operating mode selection 0 9 Laser off 10 49 Auto mode 50 99 Sound mode 100 149 Text mode 150 199 Selecting the first pattern 200 255 Selecting the second pattern 2 Auto mode channel 1 10 49 0 29 AUT...

Page 51: ...19 AUTO4 120 149 AUTO5 150 179 AUTO6 180 209 AUTO7 210 239 AUTO8 240 255 AUTO9 Sound mode channel 1 50 99 0 29 MUSIC1 30 59 MUSIC2 60 89 MUSIC3 90 119 MUSIC4 120 149 MUSIC5 150 179 MUSIC6 Operating DJ...

Page 52: ...channel 1 150 255 0 31 Pattern group 1 32 63 Pattern group 2 64 95 Pattern group 3 96 127 Pattern group 4 128 159 Pattern group 5 160 191 Pattern group 6 192 223 Pattern group 7 224 255 Pattern group...

Page 53: ...roups 128 patterns 4 Colour selection 0 7 Automatic 8 15 Red 16 23 Green 24 31 Red green yellow 32 39 Blue 40 47 Red blue purple 48 57 Green blue cyan 58 63 Red green blue white 64 111 Single colour c...

Page 54: ...of pattern clipping 0 Original pattern no Clipping effect 1 127 Build up of patterns 0 to 99 128 255 Clipping effect speed from slow to fast 6 Zoom 0 127 100 to 5 Zoom effect of patterns 128 169 Zoom...

Page 55: ...kwise 9 Rotation speed of Y axis 0 255 Rotation speed of Y axis from fast to slow 10 X axis rotation 0 127 Fixed adjusted position of X axis 128 191 X axis rotation clockwise 192 255 X axis rotation c...

Page 56: ...s 0 255 Rotation speed of Z axis from fast to slow 14 Motion on X axis 0 127 128 fixed adjustable position on X axis 128 191 Rotation around X axis clockwise 192 255 Rotation around X axis countercloc...

Page 57: ...ounterclockwise 17 Motion speed on Y axis 0 255 Motion speed of Y axis from fast to slow 18 Wave effect 0 255 Increasing wave size 19 Wave effect 0 255 Increasing wave frequency 20 Wave effect 0 127 W...

Page 58: ...The following tables show the key layout in the different operating modes Button Symbol Function Windows Start button opens the main menu Use the arrow keys and to switch between the menu options Conf...

Page 59: ...e Stops the running program in the motion of the currently projected pattern Press the button again to let the programme continue RGB Color RGB Manual switching between different colour effects while...

Page 60: ...succession on the projection sur face The animation speed can be adjusted with the arrow buttons and Press the button again to deactivate the function Zoom Activates the Zoom function the entered tex...

Page 61: ...ionary Y axis the entered text rolls in the X axis The motion speed can be adjusted with the arrow buttons and Press the button again to deactivate the function Z Roll Activates the rolling motion in...

Page 62: ...characters to be displayed can be selected with the arrow buttons and Press the button again to deactivate the function Mirror Changes the pattern in four different mirror directions Each time the bu...

Page 63: ...to this memory location Ctrl Alt del Press this key combination to delete the texts of all memory loca tions 1 9 Loop playback Loop key This key allows the endless loop playback of the text stored un...

Page 64: ...and time Press to store the setting ESC Finishing editing Press this button to return to the main menu without making changes Mirror Changes the pattern in four different mirror directions Each time...

Page 65: ...tdown Press the button again to let the countdown continue ESC Finishing editing Press this button to return to the main menu without making changes Mirror Changes the pattern in four different mirror...

Page 66: ...7 8 Menu overview Operating showlaser 66...

Page 67: ...the device to factory default settings open the SYSTEM menu see Chapter 7 3 SYSTEM menu on page 40 select the menu item rSET and confirm with ENTER All settings are reset immediately without prompting...

Page 68: ...ypical LD Blue 450 nm typical LD Laser power Red 500 mW Green 500 mW Blue 1000 mW Laser classification according to EN 60825 1 2015 4 Beam diameter at aperture 5 mm Divergence each beam 2 mrad Diverge...

Page 69: ...lug 3 pin Output connections DMX control XLR chassis socket 3 pin Number of DMX channels 20 Operating supply voltage 100 240 V 50 60 Hz Power consumption 60 W Fuse 5 mm 20 mm 1 6 A 250 V slow blow Dim...

Page 70: ...Colour spectrum RGB Animation laser Yes Grating laser No Analogue modulation No Further information Technical specifications showlaser 70...

Page 71: ...cket the result of an incorrect connection may be a destroyed DMX controller a short circuit or just a not working light show The unit offers a 3 pin XLR socket for DMX output and a 3 pin XLR plug for...

Page 72: ...ut of the unit can be connected to other laser devices The ILDA interfaces are designed as 25 pin D sub connectors The drawing and table below show the pin assignment 1 X 2 Y 3 Intensity 4 Locking Int...

Page 73: ...urn signal from the unit 13 Shutter 14 X 15 Y 16 Intensity 17 Locking Interlock B 18 R 19 G 20 B 21 User defined signal 1 22 User defined signal 2 23 User defined signal 3 Plug and connection assignme...

Page 74: ...24 User defined signal 4 25 Ground Plug and connection assignment showlaser 74...

Page 75: ...Only qualified personnel may carry out service work on the open device Suitable laser protection glasses are required for any activities at the device In the following we list a few common problems t...

Page 76: ...ed Check the DMX connectors and cables to see if they are prop erly linked 2 If the display does not flash and there is no response check the address set tings and DMX polarity 3 Try using another DMX...

Page 77: ...device If the device receives a signal from the remote control the MUSIC lights up briefly 3 Check the remote control battery If the procedures recommended above do not succeed please contact our Serv...

Page 78: ...ical lenses that are accessible from the outside regularly in order to optimize the light output The frequency of cleaning depends on the operating environment wet smoky or particularly dirty surround...

Page 79: ...ste but make sure that they are fed to a recovery Please follow the notes and markings on the packaging Batteries must not be disposed of as domestic waste or thrown into fire Dispose of the bat terie...

Page 80: ...ith your normal household waste Dispose this device through an approved waste disposal firm or through your local waste facility When discarding the device comply with the rules and regulations that a...

Page 81: ...Notes DJ Lase Pro Advanced 2000 81...

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