Wahlberg Winch 25, Руководство пользователя

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220.805.011 9 Date: 2021-12-09
Introduction
Thank you for selecting the Winch 25, a DMX controlled winch from Wahlberg Motion
Design. Before using the winch for the first time, please read this manual carefully.
Failure in handling can cause injury of persons and/or damage the winch.
Package content
1× Winch 25 / Winch 25 Double
1× PowerCON NAC3FX-W female plug for power cable
2× SpeakON NL4FX for attachment current (Winch25 Double only)
1× User manual
1× Cheat sheet
Description
Winch 25 is a wire winch for stage use, mainly for use in theatres, shows and concerts.
It lifts props and small set pieces in and out of the stage sphere at a maximum load of
25 kg up and down. The lifting height is 10 m. The lifting speed is between 3 cm/s and
60 cm/s.
The winch is controlled by the standard DMX controlling signal, so a normal lighting
desk can be used to control the movement, programmed as normal light.
For a low number of winches, a standard lighting desk can be used, but when many
winches are used, more advanced desks should be used to maintain easy control of the
units.
The Winch 25 uses 6 channels of the DMX-line, and they control the position, speed,
limits, and reset functions.
The Roll Down has an advanced internal positioning system with 16 Bit, used for finding
the position desired by the operator. With a 16 bit positioning channel (channel 1 MSB
and channel 2 LSB) the operator can set the desired position, and the Roll Down will
run to this position, at the maximum speed (channel 3).
Channel 4 is used to enable power.
With channel 5 and 6 it is possible to set the soft TOP and BOTTOM limits of the
movement of the winch, adjusting its span of motion. Channel 5 is likewise used for
resetting the winch, when powering up.
On the winch it is possible to adjust the hard TOP and BOTTOM limits and in that way
set the absolute span of motion.
Multiple winches are easily daisy chained with power in-out and DMX in-Out, allowing
to create advanced and dynamic movements with 100’s of winches working together in
the same installation.