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Basic Features
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Basic Features
Pan and Tilt
Loose the mounting screw of the tripod or the appropriate fixing screw of the mounting clamp to pan the
Orbiter. Tighten the screw to avoid unintended movement. Loose both tilt lock levers (21) to tilt the Orbiter
to the desired angle. Tighten the both tilt lock levers to avoid unintended movement.
Use of Accessories for Beam Shaping
For information on the characteristics and use of the optical accessories, please refer to the accessory
manual. Interchangeable optics and light design accessories are inserted into the quick lighting mount on
the front of the Orbiter.
To Mount Optical Accessories
• Remove the protective cap (4) by pushing the
locking slider (6, arrowed in the figure right)
and turning the protective cap counter-clock-
wise until it stops and removing it.
• Align the locking pin of the accessory with the
guide for the locking pin (13) and insert the
accessory in the Quick Lighting Mount.
• Turn the accessory clockwise, until the lock
(6) audibly engages.
• The accessory must be secured with a suit-
able safety cable. Pass the safety cable
through the safety loop attachment (14) and
the supporting structure or the upper handle
(3) of the Orbiter.
Always secure the accessory against falling
with a safety cable if the primary catch fails!
To Remove Optical Accessories
• Remove the safety cable from the accessory.
• Push the locking pin (13) inwards and turn the accessory counter-clockwise until it stops.
• Remove the accessory and place the protective cap on the Quick Lighting Mount.
DMX / RDM Interface
The Orbiter is equipped with a wired and wireless DMX / RDM-interface. It has locking 5-pin XLR
connectors for DMX / RDM data input and throughput. The wireless DMX / RDM interface is compatible to
the LumenRadio CRMX protocol. Please find more detailed information how to establish a DMX / RDM
data-link in chapter “DMX” on page 20.
Parts may fall off! Risk of injury and damage.
The fixture must not be mounted upside down (rubber feet on the top).
Optical accessories may fall off and injure persons if the locking slider (6, arrow in the fig-
ure below) is released. Always open the locking slider with great care.
If no accessories are used, the protective cap (4) must be fitted to prevent damage to the
fixture. Never transport the fixture without the protective cap fitted.
WARNING!
There is no light output or only very short light output for self-test purpose with mounted protective
cap (4) or when no optic or optical accessory is mounted to the Orbiter.
NOTICE