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JunoScan MK-II

LED scanner

user manual

Summary of Contents for Stairville JunoScan MKII

Page 1: ...JunoScan MK II LED scanner user manual...

Page 2: ...Musikhaus Thomann e K Treppendorf 30 96138 Burgebrach Germany Telephone 49 0 9546 9223 0 E mail info thomann de Internet www thomann de 14 10 2014 ID 271626 V2...

Page 3: ...Symbols and signal words 8 2 Safety instructions 10 3 Features 16 4 Installation 17 5 Setup 20 6 Connections and controls 23 7 Operation 28 7 1 Starting up the device 28 7 2 Main menu 29 7 3 Settings...

Page 4: ...7 6 Functions in 8 channel DMX mode 44 8 Technical data 52 9 Plug and connection assignments 53 10 Troubleshooting 54 11 Cleaning 56 12 Protecting the environment 57 Table of contents LED scanner 4...

Page 5: ...s and all other instructions Keep the manual for future reference Make sure that it is available to all those using the device If you sell the unit please make sure that the buyer also receives this m...

Page 6: ...word 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...

Page 7: ...d values 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 th...

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

Page 9: ...Warning signs Type of danger Warning high voltage Warning hot surface Warning dangerous optical radiation Warning suspended load Warning danger zone General notes JunoScan MK II 9...

Page 10: ...ficient physical sensorial and intellectual abilities and having corresponding knowledge and experience Other persons may use this device only if they are supervised or instructed by a person who is r...

Page 11: ...ce if covers protectors or optical components are missing or damaged DANGER Electric shock caused by short circuit Always use proper ready made insulated mains cabling power cord with a pro tective co...

Page 12: ...sible light radiation Do not start the operation of the device without completely fixed covers Never look directly into the light source WARNING Risk of epileptic shock Strobe lighting can trigger sei...

Page 13: ...burns The surface of the device can become very hot during operation Do not touch the device with bare hands during operation and after switching off wait for at least 15 minutes Safety instructions J...

Page 14: ...e may be injured or frightened by this Make sure that there are no obstacles within the movement range of the mirror and that no persons are in the immediate vicinity of the device before switching it...

Page 15: ...cting the device ensure that the input voltage AC outlet matches the voltage rating of the device and that the AC outlet is protected by a residual current circuit breaker Failure to do so could resul...

Page 16: ...eatures of this device n White high power LED 10 W n Control via DMX 5 or 8 channels and buttons plus display on the unit itself n Built in automatic show programmes n Sound control n Master slave mod...

Page 17: ...use the original packaging or your own packaging material suitable for transport or storage respectively You can install the device standing or hanging upside down When in use the device must be mount...

Page 18: ...e standards and rules that apply in your country Always secure the device with a secondary safety attachment such as a safety cable or a safety chain NOTICE Risk of overheating Always ensure sufficien...

Page 19: ...t or output to audio devices such as mixers or ampli fiers The adjustable suspension is used for secure mounting There you can fasten adapters such as half couplers trigger clamps c hooks etc The safe...

Page 20: ...5 Setup Establish all connections as long as the unit is switched off Use the shortest possible high quality cables for all connections Setup LED scanner 20...

Page 21: ...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 22: ...he first unit will control the other units for an automatic sound activated synchronized show This function is ideal when you want to start a show immediately Connect the DMX output of the master devi...

Page 23: ...6 Connections and controls Connections and controls JunoScan MK II 23...

Page 24: ...1 Device head with movable mirror 2 Lens manual focussing 3 Adjustable suspension 4 Device body 5 Control panel 6 Connections Connections and controls LED scanner 24...

Page 25: ...button Activates the main menu and toggles between menu items Closes an open sub menu without saving the changes 9 UP button Increments the displayed value by one Control panel Connections and contro...

Page 26: ...10 DOWN button Decrements the displayed value by one 11 ENTER button Selects an option in the corresponding mode confirms the set value Connections and controls LED scanner 26...

Page 27: ...12 Plug for mains cable with fuse holder 13 Eyelet for safety cable 14 OUTPUT DMX output 15 INPUT DMX input Connections Connections and controls JunoScan MK II 27...

Page 28: ...d while a connected DMX controller is in off state Persons who are in the immediate vicinity of the device may be injured or frightened by this Make sure that there are no obstacles within the movemen...

Page 29: ...few more seconds the device starts to operate in the most recently set mode 7 2 Main menu Briefly press the MODE ESC button to activate the main menu Use the MODE ESC button to move to the next menu i...

Page 30: ...ast_SR AutoMode SRUN Sound controlled show in stand alone mode or as a master in master slave mode AutoMode Mast_FA AutoMode FAST Automatic fast show in stand alone mode or as a master in master slave...

Page 31: ...evice DMX address Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select a value between 1 and 512 Once the display shows the desired option press the ENTER button to confirm your setting and to close the menu To clos...

Page 32: ...direction and reverse reverse tilt direction Press the ENTER button to confirm your setting and to close the menu To close the menu without saving the changes press the MODE ESC button or wait one mi...

Page 33: ...play Press the ENTER button The device performs a reset This function allows you to restore the factory settings of all parameters that can be changed in the main menu Press the MODE ESC button repeat...

Page 34: ...Overview main menu Operation LED scanner 34...

Page 35: ...while the DOWN button moves the cursor to the next digit Once you have entered all digits press the ENTER button To close the settings menu and return to the main menu press the MODE ESC button for a...

Page 36: ...e colour wheel is in the desired starting position Press the ENTER button to confirm your setting and to move to the next menu option To close the menu without saving the changes press the MODE ESC bu...

Page 37: ...Overview settings menu Operation JunoScan MK II 37...

Page 38: ...There is no setting function available for PAN and TILT 7 4 Gobos The following figure shows the available gobos and their numbers Operation LED scanner 38...

Page 39: ...Operation JunoScan MK II 39...

Page 40: ...channel DMX mode Channel Value Function 1 0 255 Pan 0 to 180 2 0 255 Tilt 0 to 60 3 Colour wheel 0 5 White 6 11 Yellow 12 17 Pink 18 23 Green 24 29 Red 30 35 Blue 36 41 Orange 42 47 Dark blue Operati...

Page 41: ...w pink 80 85 Pink green 86 91 Green red 92 97 Red blue 98 103 Blue orange 104 109 Orange dark blue 110 115 Ark blue Kelly green 116 121 Kelly green orange red 122 127 Orange red white 128 191 Rainbow...

Page 42: ...ative rotation direction with increasing speed 4 Shutter 0 3 Closed blackout 4 7 Open 8 215 Strobe effect with increasing speed 216 255 Open 5 Gobo wheel 0 5 Open 6 11 Gobo 1 12 17 Gobo 2 18 23 Gobo 3...

Page 43: ...increasing speed 80 85 Gobo 7 shake with increasing speed 86 91 Gobo 6 shake with increasing speed 92 97 Gobo 5 shake with increasing speed 98 103 Gobo 4 shake with increasing speed 104 109 Gobo 3 sh...

Page 44: ...tion direction with increasing speed 192 255 Rainbow effect in negative rotation direction with increasing speed 7 6 Functions in 8 channel DMX mode Channel Value Function 1 0 255 Pan 0 to 180 2 0 255...

Page 45: ...12 17 Pink 18 23 Green 24 29 Red 30 35 Blue 36 41 Orange 42 47 Dark blue 48 53 Kelly green 54 63 Orange red 64 73 White yellow 74 79 Yellow pink 80 85 Pink green 86 91 Green red 92 97 Red blue Operat...

Page 46: ...2 127 Orange red white 128 191 Rainbow effect in positive rotation direction with increasing speed 192 255 Rainbow effect in negative rotation direction with increasing speed 4 Shutter 0 3 Closed blac...

Page 47: ...0 5 Open 6 11 Gobo 1 12 17 Gobo 2 18 23 Gobo 3 24 29 Gobo 4 30 35 Gobo 5 36 41 Gobo 6 42 47 Gobo 7 48 53 Gobo 8 54 63 Gobo 9 64 73 Gobo 9 shake with increasing speed 74 79 Gobo 8 shake with increasin...

Page 48: ...speed 104 109 Gobo 3 shake with increasing speed 110 115 Gobo 2 shake with increasing speed 116 121 Gobo 1 shake with increasing speed 122 127 Open 128 191 Rainbow effect in positive rotation directio...

Page 49: ...vement 40 47 No blackout during gobo wheel movement nor during pan and tilt movement 48 55 No blackout during colour wheel movement nor during gobo wheel movement nor during pan and tilt movement 56 9...

Page 50: ...in programmes 0 7 Reserved 8 23 Programme 1 24 39 Programme 2 40 55 Programme 3 56 71 Programme 4 72 87 Programme 5 88 103 Programme 6 104 119 Programme 7 120 135 Programme 8 136 151 Sound control 1 1...

Page 51: ...Channel Value Function 168 183 Sound control 3 184 199 Sound control 4 200 215 Sound control 5 216 231 Sound control 6 232 247 Sound control 7 248 255 Sound control 8 Operation JunoScan MK II 51...

Page 52: ...ing mode Lamp LED 1 10 W white Maximum pan angle 180 Maximum tilt angle 60 Dimmer electronic 0 100 Mains power supply 230 V AC 50 Hz Power consumption 57 W Fuse 5 mm 20 mm 2 0 A 250 V fast blow Dimens...

Page 53: ...a socket 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 plu...

Page 54: ...d DMX cables and do not use ordi nary microphone cables Never connect the DMX input or output to audio devices such as mixers or ampli fiers In the following we list a few common problems that may occ...

Page 55: ...2 If the DMX indicator in the display is lit and there is no response check address settings and DMX polarity 3 Try using another DMX controller 4 Check whether the DMX cables run near or parallel to...

Page 56: ...on of dirt on the unit s optics n Clean with a soft cloth using our lamp and lens cleaner item no 280122 n Always wipe dry the parts carefully The fan grids of the device must be cleaned on a regular...

Page 57: ...Please follow the notes and markings on the packaging This product is subject to the European Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive WEEE Do not dispose with your normal household waste D...

Page 58: ...Notes LED scanner 58...

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