User Manual: Multispot GII-HS5034
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weight of the device when installing the unit. This secondary safety attachment
should be installed in a way that no part of the installation can drop more than
20cm if the main attachment fails.
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Never stand directly below the device when mounting, removing, or servicing the
fixture. Make sure the area below the installation place is free from unwanted
persons during rigging, de-rigging and servicing.
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The operator has to make sure that the safety-relating and machine-technical
installations are approved by an expert before using them for the first time. The
installations should be re-inspected every year.
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Make sure to comply with applicable cooling requirements if any.
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Getting started: making AC supply connections
Risk of fire / Safety risk
• The MULTISPOT-GII-HS5034 LED requires an AC power source with
sufficient power carriage and correct grounding to ensure safe
operation. The AC power source must be equipped with a circuit
breaker and earth leakage detector. Make sure to only use compliant
AC supply lines.
• The MULTISPOT-GII-HS5034 LED has an AC outlet that is designed
to carry loads of no more than 10A. Make sure that all connected
devices in a chain fed by the first device do not exceed a maximum of
10A current consumption.
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Getting started: making DMX control connections
Connect the MULTISPOT-GII-HS5034 to a suitable DMX controller where needed, and
interconnect several units by means of their DMX In/Outputs as required. The last unit
shall be fitted with a proper 120 Ohm termination resistor-equipped DMX-plug as
shown in below drawing. Please make sure that all used DMX cables comply to below
standard:
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Getting started: changing the lens panel (only if required)
Your MULTISPOT-GII-HS5034 has been factory-fitted with the default lens panel. If you
need to exchange the lens panel to achieve specific dispersion angles, please contact
your distributor for availability information of other lens panels and follow the below
procedure to exchange the lens panel if required.
Reliability risk:
Exchanging the lens panel in an inappropriate manner
may defeat the waterproof capabilities of the fixture and may void any
warranty of the manufacturer if water intrudes into the unit. It is
essential to follow the below instructions to maintain the waterproof
capabilities of the fixture and its product warranty subsequently.
Before you start to exchange the lens panel, please make sure that:
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the unit is completely dry, and at room temperature.
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the location chosen to exchange the lens panel does not have more than 40%
relative humidity and the temperature during the exchange does not exceed 40
degrees Celsius. These parameters are important to avoid later condensation of
the water contained in the environmental air when the unit works at lower outside
temperatures.
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The screw driver used to dismantle and re-assemble the unit is properly matching
the screws to avoid any damage to the screws. This will require a 4mm HexInsert
screw driver.
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The screw driver has an in-built torque measurement or you have other torque-
measurement devices on hand to make sure that screws are fastened with the
right torque during re—assembly.
To exchange the lens panel, follow the below procedure:
1) Make sure the unit is switched off and cooled down for at least 30 minutes
after last operation. Detach all cables.
2) Lay the unit face-down on a stable but soft surface (like a table covered with a
towel), and remove the 8 screws which connect the main fixture body with the
front frame (Illustration step A).
3) Turn the unit around and lift off the front frame, while you hold down the front
glass. Holding down the front glass is a safety precaution, since due to the
adhesion of the soft rubber of the front glass seal, it could potentially happen
that the front glass including its rubber seal “stick” to the front frame and fall
out during the removal procedure, potentially damaging the front glass.
4) Carefully lift off the front glass including the glass seal (Illustration step B).
5) Unscrew and remove the 5 lens panel screws holding the lens panel.
6) Remove the lens panel by vertical lifting it off. It is important to expedite this
process absolutely perpendicular to the LED panel, as excessive tilting of the
lens panel versus the LED panel can damage the LEDs. Use both hands and
the provided finger grip points and lift off the lens panel.
