Vedette 12 M CR/HR
6
(blue = neutral; yellow/green = earthing).
If a colour changer is fitted, be sure that this is open.
To ignite the luminaire, switch on the general safety
circuit breaker of the ballast and press the relevant ON
button for no longer than 2 seconds.
IF THE LUMINAIRE IS NOT IGNITED, DO NOT INSIST.
SWITCH OFF THE GENERAL SWITCH AND REPEAT THE
WHOLE PROCEDURE AFTER ABOUT 10 SECONDS.
WARNING!
HIGH VOLTAGE IS PRESENT IN THE LUMINAIRE DURING
THE LAMP IGNITION PHASE.
When a new luminaire is switched on, a slight emission
of smoke from the ventilation openings is absolutely
normal and not dangerous.
We recommend the first ignition to last no longer than
15 minutes max. so as to allow the paint to dry and to
favour extended component life.
FOCUS AND REGULATION
The widening or narrowing of the luminous beam (zoom
and focus) is carried out by co-ordinated shifting of the
two levers
⑤
on the right side of the luminaire which
control motions of the lenses’ guides.
The width of the luminous beam can be controlled
further by means of lever
⑧
, which controls shutter
opening/closure (allowing for total blacking out). By
means of levers
⑥
part of the luminous beam can be
blacked out, while the entire shutter-blade holding
unit can be rotated by means of lever
⑦
. If the colour
changer is mounted, the gelatine-frame of the selected
colour can also be inserted by operating on the relevant
colour lever.
Remember that the introduction of another filter
unlocks the filter previously inserted.
MAKE SURE THE LUMINAIRE IS SWITCHED OFF BEFORE
RECLOSING THE COLOUR CHANGER
MAINTENANCE
For utmost optical performance, the lens and mirror
head must be regularly cleaned.
Always remember to disconnect the luminaire from the
mains and allow the lamp to cool before proceeding to
any cleaning or servicing.
For safety reasons check (at least once yearly) that
all the electrical parts are well insulated and that the
mechanical parts are intact.
WARNING!
SWITCH OFF THE LUMINAIRE IMMEDIATELY IF A LENS
IS BROKEN OR MISSING.
RECYCLING
The product must be recycled or disposed of,
according to Directive 2002/96/CE.
