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Summary of Contents for SKYWRITER HPX MF-20

Page 1: ...oduct Manual and User Guide For Professional Use Only FDA Variance Required in the United States X Laser strongly recommends keeping this manual with your laser projector at all times as a field reference ...

Page 2: ...ntent of this manual or the safe operation of your new laser projector please do not hesitate to contact your dealer or X Laser directly 2 301 543 1981 866 702 7768 Sales Dial 1 Support Dial 2 General Information Dial 0 support x laser com www x laser com info x laser com 9115H Whiskey Bottom Road Laurel MD 20723 USA ...

Page 3: ... in absolutely perfect working order Please check your laser immediately upon receipt to Introduction 3 A note on Mercury equipped projectors 4 Product Labeling 5 Safety Notices 6 Legal Notice 7 Unpacking Your Laser Projector 7 Projector Layout and Functions 8 Mercury Interface layout and functions 9 General Guidelines for Safe Laser Use 10 General Guidelines for Proper Usage 12 Installation 13 Op...

Page 4: ...signer understands the strengths and weakness of the medium and the equipment This is especially true for laser as the value of experience and training cannot be overstated when it comes to safely crafting the best possible laser display If you have any questions about proper use of your laser system laser safety troubleshooting or anything else visit us on the web 24 7 at www x laser com so that ...

Page 5: ... illegible contact X Laser for a replacement Black or White Pattern Certification Label usually located on the top of the laser Contains important certification serialization and safety information Laser Aperture Label located adjacent to the laser aperture Caution use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposu...

Page 6: ...that the fi xture is mounted securely to prevent accidental beam shi ft s 5 Always ensure that the main power supply is properly grounded before use Do not use an ungrounded power cable with this fi xture 6 Always provide both a primary and backup means of instantly termina ti ng laser emissions 7 Always test your means of termina ti on before every performance 8 DO NOT USE this fi xture if you su...

Page 7: ...mply with US Federal requirements for laser demonstration equipment after manufacturing modification or alteration The use of laser demonstration equipment that has not been recertified by the manufacture after any alteration or modification is a violation of US Federal Regulations 5 To maintain compliance with US Federal requirements this product must only be operated and serviced in accordance w...

Page 8: ...nctions Please note that the exact layout on the back panel of your projector may not be an exact match to this diagram 1 etherStop indicators 2 etherStop ports 3 Mercury interface 4 Key Switch 5 Power switch 6 Fuse holder 8 ...

Page 9: ...ut and func ti ons 1 LCD Screen 2 USB Port for fi rmware and content updates 3 Signal status indicators 4 Laser emission indicator 5 Keypad Direc ti onal bu tt ons Back bu tt on Enter bu tt on Menu bu tt on Laser bu tt on 9 ...

Page 10: ...ts are properly aimed via your show programming and securely mounted to prevent shi ft ing during opera ti on physically blocked to prevent radia ti on spill or re fl ec ti on into safe areas and securely mounted To ensure that these condi ti ons are met properly trained employees should be the only ones rigging or opera ti ng X Laser products Means of Termina ti on Always provide primary and back...

Page 11: ...able from a number of private ins ti tu ti ons such as RLI and we recommend that all of our users undertake it Basic safety training is provided with this product but is NOT meant to be comprehensive Please follow the enclosed instruc ti ons on the user USB drive Special Considera ti ons for Outdoor Use Do not ever under any circumstances allow laser beams to enter airspace except under condi ti o...

Page 12: ...ted and removed easily for mobile entertainment applica ti ons 5 If this unit is to be permanently installed you may permanently apply the foil to the outside of the unit To apply simply use thin strips of ga ff er s tape or a heat safe glue for permanent installa ti on Using this foil is required for maximum safety and we recommend replacing the foil and or tape at the fi rst signs of wear Replac...

Page 13: ...ser or if you are opera ti ng it in a new environment Safe Beam and Projec ti on Height Most US FDA variances require that all beams be kept at least 3 meters 10 feet above any surface upon which your audience can stand Refer to your variance for required ver ti cal and lateral safety distances Performers and trained personal MAY be exempt from these safety distances at the discre ti on of a quali...

Page 14: ...sure to block o ff the laser aperture to make sure the projec ti on area remains safe even in the event of a laser or controller malfunc ti on You can do this using the physical block a tt ached of the front of the laser if equipped as well as with black wrap cinefoil or black aluminum foil tape 14 ...

Page 15: ... Laser Startup To provide safe and reliable opera ti on and meet the requirements of US Federal regula ti ons and interna ti onal standards X laser projectors generally require a mul ti step startup procedure 1 A ft er power on the laser starts in the Startup state 2 If any key switches are not in the enabled posi ti on or any remote interlocks are open the laser will enter the Not Ready state The...

Page 16: ...e terminator as a service plug physical access to the laser is required to reset the laser to ini ti ate laser emission In almost all cases the we recommend that etherStop equipped projectors be used with an etherStop pendant or a Nexus etherStop switch system sold separately To use the terminator as a service plug for bench tes ti ng connect the terminator to one of the two etherStop ports on the...

Page 17: ...es a reset signal to begin laser emission a ft er startup or a ft er an interlock has been opened The emission indicator will illuminate or fl ash to indicate the state of the laser system Refer to the Laser Startup sec ti on above for details on the startup sequence 3 Key switch This key switch is part of the remote interlock loop and must be actuated to permit emission from your laser Remove thi...

Page 18: ...ly and the system will be ready to emit when an appropriate control signal is provided The etherStop system can control up to 10 lasers daisy chained together For larger systems or systems where chaining is not desirable please contact us for more informa ti on on our Nexus line of etherStop hubs etherStop system examples 18 ...

Page 19: ...inator to integrate remote stop busses door switches and more For users who require such arrangements example wiring is shown below While the etherStop interface has been designed with reasonable protec ti ons against miswiring damage to the laser through improper use of the etherStop interface may be possible and is not covered under the warranty X Laser is unable to provide support for external ...

Page 20: ...n indicator of the currently set control mode This can be DMX Art Net or Manual Status This indicates the status of the control source This may indicate Timeout A control packet has not been received within the ti meout period Too Slow control packets are being received but not frequently enough to meet the packet threshold Ready control packets are being received regularly Universe This indicates...

Page 21: ...sed before the laser will respond to the reset bu tt on being pressed Press Reset The projector is ready to emit but has not had the etherStop reset triggered Wait The projector is in the Emission Delay state and will be ready to emit at the end of the Emission Delay period ten seconds on most systems Addi ti onal status screens showing the status of the available control interfaces are available ...

Page 22: ...efault is 100 Art Net ti meout ms The Art Net ti meout se tti ng in milliseconds Default is 2000 Load Defaults Resets the system to the factory de fi ned default se tti ngs About Important informa ti on about your system such as the model of laser serial number of the Mercury interface and MAC address of the system Address The star ti ng DMX address of the projector Packet Threshold The packet thr...

Page 23: ...nu 3 Limit DMX Art Net control of scale and posi ti ons is enabled but the DMX values are not permi tt ed to go beyond the limits set in the X Y Limits submenu 4 Disable DMX Art Net control of scale and posi ti on is disabled and the size and posi ti on values from the X Y submenu are used X Scale Sets the X Scale from 1 256 with 1 being the minimum and 256 being the maximum This scale se tti ng i...

Page 24: ...minimum level of the Color 4 laser source when there is any Color 4 laser commanded to be on if the projector is so equipped Color 4 Max The maximum level of the Color 4 laser source when there is any Color 4 laser commanded to be on if the projector is so equipped Color 5 Min The minimum level of the Color 5 laser source when there is any Color 5 laser commanded to be on if the projector is so eq...

Page 25: ...drive into the USB port on the laser that has an X Laser content fi le XLC on it select content pack 1 or 2 then select Install and follow the on screen prompts Restoring se tti ngs In rare cases improper or corrupted se tti ngs may prevent the system from star ti ng correctly or may cause other undesired opera ti on In this case the default se tti ngs may be restored by holding the back key down ...

Page 26: ...terface and MAC address of the system Install update from USB This allows you to update the fi rmware on your laser projector Insert a USB drive into the USB port with the X Laser fi rmware XLB fi le on it Select this se tti ng and follow the on screen prompts Detailed instruc ti ons are included with all so ft ware update fi les Reinstall last update Reinstalls the last update that was installed ...

Page 27: ...on fi gure other RDM enabled devices that are accessible via Art Net For more informa ti on or to download XLERATE please see h tt ps x laser com pages xlerate Previsualiza ti on Because of the wide range of possible pa tt erns that Mercury equipped laser systems can create these systems cannot be directly visualized like a typical moving light within a standard previsualiza ti on tool Instead XLE...

Page 28: ...i ti on color e ff ects gobos prisms wave e ff ects and mo ti on e ff ects We have two di ff erent types of builders exposing di ff erent levels of complexity The Basic Builder is 28 channels and the type most users will want to start with The basic builder provides control over 1 Intensity 2 Gobos 3 Preset color macros 4 RGB1 and RGB2 for the color macros 5 Prisms with X Y spacing and rota ti on ...

Page 29: ...vanced mul ti ple builders can be layered over top of each other for more complex e ff ects or for fast crossfades bumps Up to four builders of either type can be used simultaneously depending on the personality selected on the fi xture sACN Control This system supports Streaming ACN ANSI E1 31 for the transport of DMX data over an Ethernet connec ti on To enable control via sACN 1 Set System Cont...

Page 30: ...ut con fi gura ti on On other systems con ti nuous output can be achieved by assigning an unused dimmer or other device with a con ti nuously running e ff ect to the desired universe Art Net Control This system supports Art Net 4 v1 4 as developed by Ar ti s ti c Licence for the transport of DMX data over an Ethernet connec ti on To enable control via Art Net 1 Set System Control Source to Art Net...

Page 31: ...In this mode a direct DMX connec ti on will override both Art Net and sACN and sACN will override Art Net In all cases all control sources are subject to the parameters ti meout packet threshold etc con fi gured in their respec ti ve menus Art Net and sACN sources always use the universes assigned in their respec ti ve menus Personali ti es The Skywriter HPX M 5 M 10 and M 20 models have 15 di ff ...

Page 32: ...e advanced builder For more informa ti on on the di ff erent color e ff ects possible with advanced builders please visit www x laser com mercurycolorgroup The Intensity E ff ect group is not yet ac ti ve but will be pre tt y damn cool when it is The Prism Control group is where the digital prism and its parameters are accessed At the ti me of this wri ti ng there are 11 di ff erent digital prisms...

Page 33: ...ted image These can control the angle frequency amplitude phase and traverse speed of the waves as well as if they are applied pre or post prism just like color e ff ects and geometric parameters This is an advanced feature that is best understood by visi ti ng www x laser com mercury advanced While most modern ligh ti ng consoles have excellent complex and feature rich e ff ects and shape engines...

Page 34: ...ure s Builder capabilities are enabled and the fixture will project the content generated by the Builder s this channel must have a NON ZERO value to cause laser output Note that this behavior has changed as of firmware version 1 22 6 Prior firmware versions used a split range with DMX 128 being 0 size and 129 255 increasing again in size with the zone inverted The inversion feature in the master ...

Page 35: ...ns Non optimized test patterns 3 8 bit Gobo Selection 0 255 Please note there are 410 gobos at the time of this writing so pages are not full yet Future gobos are being released with firmware updates Gobo Patterns 4 8 bit Intensity 0 255 0 100 5 8 bit Reserved 0 255 Reserved Color Group Channel 8 16 Bit Function Values 6 8 bit Color Macro 0 255 Various Macros 7 8 bit Red 1 0 255 0 100 8 8 bit Gree...

Page 36: ...ion Values 13 8 bit Reserved 0 255 Reserved Prism control group Channel 8 16 Bit Function Values 14 8 bit Prism selection 0 51 52 255 Prism Selection Reserved 15 8 bit X Spacing 0 127 128 129 255 100 0 0 0 100 Inverted 16 8 bit Y Spacing 0 127 128 129 255 100 0 0 0 100 Inverted 17 8 bit Facet Rotation 0 255 0 360 degrees ...

Page 37: ...osition 0 127 128 129 255 Left Center Right 22 23 16 bit Y Position 0 127 128 129 255 Left Center Right 24 8 bit Z Rotation 0 255 0 360 degrees 25 8 bit Z Spin 0 1 127 128 128 255 No spin zone Forward speed No spin zone Reverse speed Motion Macro group Channel 8 16 Bit Function Values 26 8 bit Motion macro 0 255 Various macros 27 8 bit Speed 0 1 255 Default Min to Max 28 8 bit Size 0 1 255 Default...

Page 38: ...53 254 255 Gobo pages Reserved Optimized test patterns Non optimized test patterns 3 8 bit Gobo Selection 0 255 Please note there are 410 gobos at the time of this writing so pages are not full yet Future gobos are being released with firmware updates Gobo Patterns 4 8 bit Intensity 0 255 0 100 5 8 bit Reserved 0 255 Reserved 6 8 bit Reserved 0 255 Reserved 7 8 bit Reserved 0 255 Reserved 8 8 bit ...

Page 39: ... 96 The Pre 2 position applies color effects Radial Rainbow Radial Rainbow reverse Reserved Color Function Mid 1 Position 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 No color override Linear Gradient Angular Gradient Radial Gradient Linear bands Angular Bands Radial Bands Linear Rainbow Linear Rainbow Reverse Angular Rainbow Angular Rainbow Reverse 108 109 110 127 The Mid 1 position applies color eff...

Page 40: ...adients and Bands 0 1 255 Hue Offset Angle 0 360 Center Left to right offset 11 8 bit Color Parameter 2 H S I Manipulation 0 255 Angular Radial Gradients and Bands 0 1 255 Saturation Offset Center Bottom to Top 12 8 bit Color Parameter 3 H S I Manipulation 0 255 Linear Angular and Radial Bands 0 1 255 Intensity Offset Default Width Band 1 width Min to Max 13 8 bit Color Parameter 4 Angular Gradien...

Page 41: ... 28 8 bit Reserved 0 255 Reserved Geometric Pre group applied before prism Channel 8 16 Bit Function Values 29 8 bit X Scale 0 127 128 129 255 100 0 0 0 100 Inverted 30 8 bit X Scale 0 127 128 129 255 100 0 0 0 100 Inverted 31 32 16 bit X Position 0 127 128 129 255 Left Center Right 33 34 16 bit Y Position 0 127 128 129 255 Left Center Right 35 8 bit Z Rotation 0 255 0 360 degrees 36 8 bit Z Spin ...

Page 42: ...etric Post group applied after prism Channel 8 16 Bit Function Values 41 8 bit X Scale 0 127 128 129 255 100 0 0 0 100 Inverted 42 8 bit X Scale 0 127 128 129 255 100 0 0 0 100 Inverted 43 44 16 bit X Position 0 127 128 129 255 Left Center Right 45 46 16 bit Y Position 0 127 128 129 255 Left Center Right 47 8 bit Z Rotation 0 255 0 360 degrees 48 8 bit Z Spin 0 1 127 128 128 255 No spin zone Forwa...

Page 43: ...mp Radial Ramp Reverse Radial Triangle 47 48 63 Radial Square Reserved Wave Effect Post position 64 65 66 67 68 69 66 70 71 72 73 74 No effect Linear Sine Linear Ramp Linear Ramp Reverse Linear Triangle Linear Square Wave Reserved Radial Sine Radial Ramp Radial Ramp Reverse Radial Triangle 75 76 255 Radial Square Reserved 50 8 bit Wave Angle 0 255 0 360 degrees 51 8 bit Wavelength 0 255 Min to Max...

Page 44: ...Reverse Radial Triangle 47 48 63 Radial Square Reserved Wave Effect Post position 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 74 75 76 77 78 No effect Linear Sine Linear Ramp Linear Ramp Reverse Linear Triangle Linear Square Wave Reserved Radial Sine Radial Ramp Radial Ramp Reverse Radial Triangle 79 80 255 Radial Square Reserved 56 8 bit Wave Angle 0 255 0 360 degrees 57 8 bit Wavelength 0 255 Min to Max 58 8 bit Ampli...

Page 45: ...t and Rotate Linear Scroll Linear Ping Pong Triangle Orbit Square Orbit Reserved 62 8 bit Motion Angle 0 255 0 360 degrees 63 8 bit X Scale 0 255 Scale must be non 0 on one or both axes for movement effects to function Min to Max 64 8 bit Y Scale 0 255 Scale must be non 0 on one or both axes for movement effects to function Min to Max 65 8 bit Dwell Time 0 255 Min to Max 66 8 bit Phase 0 255 0 360...

Page 46: ...rbit Reserved 69 8 bit Motion Angle 0 255 0 360 degrees 70 8 bit X Scale 0 255 Scale must be non 0 on one or both axes for movement effects to function Min to Max 71 8 bit Y Scale 0 255 Scale must be non 0 on one or both axes for movement effects to function Min to Max 72 8 bit Dwell Time 0 255 Min to Max 73 8 bit Phase 0 255 0 360 degrees 74 8 bit Traverse Speed 0 1 127 128 255 Traverse speed mus...

Page 47: ...t X 0 127 128 129 255 Right Center Left 81 8 bit Top Right Y 0 127 128 129 255 Top Center Bottom 82 8 bit Bottom Left X 0 127 128 129 255 Left Center Right 83 8 bit Bottom Left Y 0 127 128 129 255 Bottom Center Top 84 8 bit Bottom Right X 0 127 128 129 255 Right Center Left 85 8 bit Bottom Right Y 0 127 128 129 255 Bottom Center Top ...

Page 48: ... circles olympic rings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 line Big line big line with accents 2 spine line 3 spine line 5 spine line a big fan V color V spine V dense spine v broken V N Broken N 3 lines 3 spine lines 120 degree lines RGB 120 degree lines power 3 big color big X color X color X 2 RGB X spine X XXX 5 lines 5 color li...

Page 49: ... spine star 5 point star 10 spine star 6 point star 12 spine star 7 point star 14 spine star 8 point star 16 spine star 9 point star 18 spine star 10 point star 20 spine star pentagon 5 spine pentagon hexagon 6 spine hexagon septagon 7 spine septagon octagon 8 spine octagon nonagon 9 spine nonagon decagon 10 spine decagon nested hexagons nested hexagons 2 hexagonal hallway Page 7 Points Page 8 Abs...

Page 50: ...t array light point burst medium point burst dense point burst light disordered point burst medium disordered point burst dense disordered point burst point cascade 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Page 8 Abstract building blocks continued big wave starting to unravel infinitely broken I don t know what to call this one feathers art abstract laundry pod crumpled triangle polar opposites bad hair 12 1...

Page 51: ...designed by award winning Laser artist Mike Dunn www firstlight laser com 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 Chevrons Arrow Ghost Invader animal trap cursor 3D box notched wheel a maze ing icicle star of bethlehem shooting star the more you know puzzle piece cause ribbon Heart Spiderweb tetris1 tetris2 tetris3 tetris4 tetris5 tetris6 tetris7 bright ...

Page 52: ...t the X and Y spacing on these prisms and rotate the segments for an even wider range of looks DMX Channel Value Prism type Example 0 3 None 4 7 1x2 8 11 1x3 12 15 1x4 16 19 1x5 20 23 1x6 24 27 3x triangular 28 31 2x2 square 32 35 5x pentagon 36 39 6x hexagon 40 43 2x3 44 47 2x3 48 51 2x2 1 ...

Page 53: ...rd center radial pre medium center radial pre soft center radial pre hard center radial post medium center radial post soft center radial post hard corner radial medium corner radial soft corner radial hard edge radial 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 medium edge radial soft edge radial thin horizontal bands medium horizontal bands thick horizontal band...

Page 54: ...fter prism dense ramp wave after prism light triangle wave before prism medium triangle wave before prism dense triangle wave before prism light triangle wave after prism medium triangle wave after prism dense triangle wave after prism moving wave 1 moving wave 2 moving wave 3 moving wave 4 moving wave 5 moving wave 6 moving wave 7 moving wave 8 moving wave 9 moving wave 10 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38...

Page 55: ... to ensure that the se tti ngs are saved Opera ti on Mode The FB4 can be controlled from Beyond or QuickShow via Ethernet can play stored content via DMX or can be operated in standalone auto mode or test mode This menu selects which opera ti ng mode will be used BEYOND QS o This mode allows the laser projector to be controlled directly from Beyond or QuickShow via Ethernet This op ti on gives the...

Page 56: ... ve for your project ArtNET o This mode is not func ti onal via FB4 on Skywriter HPX MF 20 systems Auto Start o This mode allows pre loaded content to be played back automa ti cally a ft er the projector powers on This mode is useful for sta ti c signage or indica ti on applica ti ons Test Mode o This mode allows pre loaded content to be projected for tes ti ng or alignment purposes It is not gene...

Page 57: ...ple laser control computers on the same network they must be segregated by network topology or router con fi gura ti on A good solu ti on may be to install a second network interface in each control PC to which the laser projectors corresponding to that PC are connected rather than connec ti ng the laser projectors directly to the main network Once the so ft ware has recognized and connected to th...

Page 58: ...o break Contact X Laser to return the unit for service No output in FB4 Mode Check that the laser func ti ons in Art Net mode If not refer to the No output in any mode troubleshoo ti ng steps below Verify that the ethernet cable is properly connected at both the laser and at the FB4 interface end Verify that the ethernet cable is func ti onal by exchanging it with a new one or tes ti ng the cable ...

Page 59: ...etwork Verify that the laser s Art Net universe is con fi gured to match the controller s se tti ngs The laser will only recognize ArtDMX packets directed to the universe for which it is con fi gured Verify that there is no network equipment routers fi lters fi rewalls etc between the controller and the laser that may be blocking Art Net signals Check the refresh rate se tti ngs on your control sy...

Page 60: ...ystem is con fi gured correctly and matches the DMX parameters of your laser Consult the user manual and Mercury Personality Guide and ensure that all required channels are set to proper values Refer to the No output in DMX mode and DMX control is erra ti c or intermi tt ent troubleshoo ti ng sec ti ons above Many of the problems that can prevent output en ti rely or cause erra ti c opera ti on ma...

Page 61: ...and carefully check your ILDA so ft ware se tti ngs and cables in par ti cular before a tt emp ti ng to power the laser back on If these problems occur in DMX or auto modes or con ti nue to occur in ILDA mode contact X Laser to return the unit for service Note that a faint high pitched whine is not unusual with complex content and is not a cause for concern as long as the output is not distorted T...

Page 62: ... form that pops up a ft er you have completed and submi tt ed the online RMA form Follow shipping packaging and insurance instruc ti ons X Laser is not responsible for any shipping damages by shipper and or poor client packaging Shipping within Con ti nental USA X Laser pays return FedEx ground shipping to the customer for warranty and DOA repairs only Out of warranty work shipping is paid by user...

Page 63: ...yees of the variance holder and in accordance with the terms of the variance X Laser speci fi cally disclaims any liability arising from improper or unsafe usage of this product usage without an ac ti ve variance or usage of this product in any manner other than intended By using this product the end user agrees to indemnify and hold harmless X Laser LLC its dealers and distributors employees and ...

Page 64: ...ser com Laser Operator Show Checklist Operator Name _____________________________ Show Venue name _______________________ Show date Laser projectors securely mounted Lasers properly connected to control Safe projec ti on zone set in control Physical beam blocks securely a tt ached All beams terminate safely All beams maintain required safety clearances Laser projectors respond to control inputs co...

Page 65: ...never a bad idea Here s a sample laser no ti fi ca ti on sign you can use just fi ll out the power level of your laser Be aware that this is not accurate for audience scanning shows For a copy of the template to put your own logo on contact support x laser com 72 ...

Page 66: ... directly 2018 04 30 Ini ti al Release 2018 08 21 Updated to re fl ect SW v0 1 17 2018 09 14 Corrected Master pro fi le posi ti on channel data 2020 08 05 Corrected DMX values in wave sec ti on and master sec ti on 2020 08 06 TOC update and XLERATE sec ti ons added 2022 09 01 Updates made for FB4 inclusion 73 301 543 1981 866 702 7768 Sales Dial 1 Support Dial 2 General Information Dial 0 support ...

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