Lampo PROLUM D3 Bedienungsanleitung

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USER’ S MANUAL release 1.0

This manual must be considered an integral part of the projector.

BEFORE CONNECTING AND USING THE PROJECTOR, IT IS IMPORTANT TO READ CAREFULLY ALL THE

INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL.

QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY, IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL THE SECURITY LAWS, CAN DO THE

INSTALLATION, THE MAINTENANCE AND THE UTILISATION OF THIS PROJECTOR.

BEFORE CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR, MAKE SURE THAT THE FREQUENCY AND THE VOLTAGE

VALUES ARE SUITABLE AS SPECIFIED ON THE PROJECTOR.

FOR ANY DOUBT, CONTACT YOUR SUPPLIER OR SEND AN E-MAIL TO:

[email protected]

SOLID: Objects exceeding 12mm diameter

WATER: Non protected

Not suitable for direct mounting on normally flammable surfaces

Minimum distance from lighted objects (meters)

Rated maximum ambient temperature (indoor with ventilation)

Connection must be made to a power supply system fitted with efficient

earthing (EN60598-1 – Class I fixture)

Replace any cracked protective shield, dichroic filter or lens

Ignitor circuit lamp have very high voltage

Index

Dimensions and weight ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 2

Technical data --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 2

Storage ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ page 3

Admissible environmental conditions ----------------------------------------------------------------- page 3

Power supply ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 3

Example of connection ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 4

DMX signal cable ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 4

DMX512 specifications ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 6

User’s interface ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 8

Parameters of projector -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 9

Stand alone mode (Recordable dmx scenes) -------------------------------------------------------- page 10

Remote control of parameters ------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 11

Lamp replacement --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 12

Lamp calibration ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ page 12

Dimensions & weight

Weight: 10 Kg

Technical data

- Aluminium body

- Silent small fan

- Brackets for adjustable fixing

- MSD 250W (base Gy9.5) lamp

- Magnetic ballast with power factor correction (1.8A max @ 230VAC with lamp ON)

- Colour changing system C.M.Y. (unlimited colours combination)

- Linear dimmer from 0 to 100%

- STROBE runs up to 10 flashes per second

- DMX controlled or 20 scenes recordable on projector

- The projector can work in all position

Storage

The projector, in its original packing, must be kept in covered, dry areas with a temperature between –10°C and +50°C.

Attention, the projector will be damaged during the unpacking.

Admissible environmental conditions

The projector was engineered and produced to function in indoor areas with an air temperature ranging between 0° and 35°C

and with a humidity level between 30 and 90%.

When choosing the installation, please make sure that the device is not exposed to extreme heat or in small area.

Power supply

Disconnect mains power supply before any operations.

Connect the fixture to the mains. See the table and the drawing for the colours of the connection cable.

Do not power the projector with a dimmer circuit

Use the plug provided to connect the mains power.

When in doubt, consult a qualified electrician.

The projector can be fed with voltage between 210Vac and 240Vac (on the projector body is specified if 50 or 60 Hz). Over-

voltage can damage the electronic parts of the projector or reduce the lamp life. It is advised to check the electric system before

installation.

When the projector is switched on, the starting current is proxy double from the nominal current. After one minute the lamp

has beam switched and the current absorbed goes down to 1.8A (230V).

The projector is complete grounded, it is necessary to connect the grounding system to the projector.

Protect the electric system with highly sensitive differential circuit breaker, 30mA.

The projector has a fuse, if a power failure should occur, that breaker the power supply, if damage change it with a fuse of the

same size.

Attention, the ignitor circuit inside the projector have a very high voltage, over 4.5KV.

Example of connection

Example 1: The DMX signal is generated by a DMX controller, the signal cable goes in and out from each projector up to the

last one.

The projectors will execute the same scenes if the DMX addresses are the same (factory set is 1) or they can be driven one by

one if the DMX addresses are different from each other. (each projector uses 6 DMX channels):

Projector 1: DMX address 1 Projector 2: DMX address 7 Projector 3: DMX address 13

Example 2: The DMX signal is generated by a projector on stand alone mode (MASTER).

The projector MASTER will automatically execute scenes and it will drive the projector SLAVE of the same model.

In the two examples the projectors can be fed from different power sources, it is not necessary to switch on the projectors at the

same time.

If the DMX controller or the MASTER projector is not switched on, the projectors are on black-out (version with

dimmer/black-out) or they will project white light (version without dimmer/black-out).

DMX signal cable

Use only shielded and twisted cables with EIA485 (RS485) standards. The cable must be low capacity and an impedance

between 82 and 120 ohm.

It is preferable not to use audio cables.

We advise you to read the example of the following tables as a reference to use to correct cables.

Cables with 1 pair of wires Cables with 2 pairs of wires

Type Cod. AWG Impedance (ohm) Type Cod. AWG Impedance (ohm)

BELDEN 1162A 20 100 BELDEN 8102 24 100

BELDEN 8227 20 100 BELDEN 8162 24 100

BELDEN 89207 20 100 BELDEN 89696 22 100

ALPHA 9109 20 100 PROPLEX PC224P 22 110

ALPHA 9817 20 100 PROPLEX PC224T 22 110

ALPHA 9818 20 100

The wire size we recommended is 26 AWG or higher.

It is preferable:

- not to insert over 32 projectors each DMX chain

- not to use more than 150m of signal cable (with low quality cable)

- not to use more than 300m of signal cable (with good quality cable)

Standard DMX controllers have only one signal out-put. If more than 32 projectors are used it is necessary to have a signal

SPLITTER, that will duplicate the signal in 2 or more lines.

If the signal cable is very long, it is necessary to install a signal AMPLIFIER on the DMX line (at least every 300m of good

quality cable), so that it will repeat the signal to the following projectors.

On the last projector of the signal chain it is necessary to insert a resistor (from 82 to 120 ohm) between positive and negative

terminal (+ and -).

Use MALE XLR 3 or 5 pin connector to connect the projectors to the DMX controller.

Use MALE / FEMALE 3 pin connectors to connect the projector to projector.

Solder on PIN 1 of the XLR connector the shield of the signal cable, on PIN 2 solder the negative (example: black wire of

cable) and on PIN 3 solder the positive (example: red or white wire of the cable).

The sequences and the colours has to be the same on each projector, do not change the sequences

DMX512 specifications

The projector reads 6 consecutive DMX DMX Ch. FUNCTION

channels starting from the set address. 1 Dimmer

2 Shutter/Strobe

The AUX channel always works as rainbow 3 Cyan

control channel and if REMOTE CONTROL 4 Magenta

is active (INDEX 5) also it works as remote 5 Yellow

control channel 6 Rainbow or Remote control

(ch. 1) Dimmer

Controls the intensity of the light beam from 0 to 100%. It also works during the Strobe function.

The value of this channel is ignored if the shutter channel is in the CLOSE position.

Function DMX Values Notes

Open 252..255

Proportional 4..251 Intensity Min ... Max

Close 0..3

(ch. 2) Shutter/Strobe

Selects blackout, channel open and strobe functions.

With the SHUT ON COLOUR function selected, the shutter closes during the colour change.

Function DMX Values Notes

Open 248..255

Close 240..247 Blackout (It has priority over the dimmer)

Strobe 29 232..239 Maximum rate (1 flash/sec)

Strobe 28 224..231

Strobe 27 216..223

Strobe 26 208..215

Strobe 25 200..207

Strobe 24 192..199

Strobe 23 184..191

Strobe 22 176..183

Strobe 21 168..175

Strobe 20 160..167

Strobe 19 152..159

Strobe 18 144..151

Strobe 17 136..143

Strobe 16 128..135

Strobe 15 120..127

Strobe 14 112..119

Strobe 13 104..111

Strobe 12 96..103

Strobe 11 88..95

Strobe 10 80..87

Strobe 9 72..79

Strobe 8 64..71

Strobe 7 56..63

Strobe 6 48..55

Strobe 5 40..47

Strobe 4 32..39

Strobe 3 24..31

Strobe 2 16..23

Strobe 1 8..15 Minimum rate

Close 0..7 Blackout (It has priority over the dimmer)

(ch. 3) Cyan

Select the quantity of the Cyan colour proportionally to the value of the DMX channel.

“0” = NO COLOUR, “255” = FULL COLOUR

(ch. 4) Magenta

Select the quantity of the Magenta colour proportionally to the value of the DMX channel.

“0” = NO COLOUR, “255” = FULL COLOUR

(ch. 5) Yellow

Select the quantity of the Yellow colour proportionally to the value of the DMX channel.

“0” = NO COLOUR, “255” = FULL COLOUR

(ch. 6) Aux / Remote Control

If the REMOTE CONTROL is deactivate (default), the DMX channel 6 can enable the RAINBOW effect

DMX value from 0 to 54 = NO RAINBOW

DMX value from 55 to 255 = RAINBOW, from maximun speed to lower speed

The type of RAINBOW effect is definite from the parameter of index "RAINBOW TYPE" (R0, R1, R2, R3 and R4).

Graphic representations of the 5 patterns of RAINBOW effect. (x = time ; Y = % colours)

R0 R1

CYAN CYAN

MAGENTA MAGENTA

YELLOW YELLOW

DIMMER DIMMER

R2 R3 R4

CYAN CYAN

MAGENTA MAGENTA

YELLOW YELLOW

DIMMER DIMMER

The charts represent the temporal course of each channel interested to the effect (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Dimmer).

If possible select the % of colours of the rainbow, with the channels 3 – 4 – 5.

To obtain the completely images of the charts, the value of the DMX channels CYAN, MAGENTA, YELLOW must be = 255.

If the REMOTE CONTROL option is activated, the channel sends, via DMX, special codes to the projector. (page 11).

User’s interface

Press and release the push-button MODE to access the different functions, as indicated by the three LED

Index (green led on): see the table in the next page for the meaning.

Use the +or - button to select the number of the Index.

Parameter (yellow led on): Use the + or - button to select the value of the Parameter which must be checked or modified.

To enable a modification, press the ENTER button; the display will flash twice as confirmation.

Fault (red led flashing): it is possible to access this mode only if a fault happens.

When the cause of the fault will be removed, the indication will be automatically removed too.

It is also possible to remove some fault indications, pressing the ENTER button.

Pressing the - button it is possible to see how many faults are enabled (in this case the red LED stops flashing),

pressing the +button, the system returns to the visualization of the current fault code.

Automatic return to the default visualization: if no buttons are pressed for more than 30 seconds, the system automatically

returns back to the default visualization: the DMX INDEX, if there aren't faults, or the current fault code.

Permanent visualization of a fault, when existing: when a fault happens, even if the Index or the Parameter mode

have been enabled, the red "LED" stay on.

Start-up codes: when the projector is switched on, the display visualises in a sequence, 2 codes that identify the software of

the main electronic board: first the Device Code and second the Software Release.

Procedures of zero: while performing a start procedure, the display will show only one “0” on the middle digit.

Special function system: when the projector runs special functions, the 3-digit display flashes the same number.

222 - Remote control of the parameters

Faults

If the microprocessor finds a functional fault, it stores and shows that on the display.

CODE CAUSE EFFECT RESET

5 Absence of DMX signal The system waits for the signal Automatic

Parameters

The parameters Boolean type (min=0, max=1) enable the controlled function when their value is = 1 and they unable it when

their value is = 0.

Index NAME EFFECT Min Default Max

0 DMX INDEX Sets the DMX address of the projector 1 1 507

2 SHUT ON

COLOUR Closes the shutter before to change the colour, then re-open it 0 0 1

3 COLOUR

CONVERSION

Enables the halogen lamp simulation (Corrector Temperature

Orange):

No effect=0 ½ CTO = 1 CTO = 2

0 0 2

4 RAINBOW TYPE Selects the pattern of the RAINBOW effect, which will be

enabled by the value of the DMX channel 6 0 0 4

5 REMOTE

CONTROL

Enables the possibility to remote control the parameter of the

projector via DMX 0 0 1

6 SYNCRO STROBE

SYNCRO STROBE = 0: does not guarantee the synchronism

of 2 or more projectors driven with the same DMX value

SYNCRO STROBE. = 1: is guarantee the synchronism

0 0 1

7 RESET COLOUR Enables the manual reset of the colours actuators (the

parameter is automatically reset at the end of the procedure) 0 0 1

8 RESET Enables the manual reset of the projector (the parameter is

automatically reset at the end of the procedure) 0 0 1

10 PROGRAM

EXECUTION

Enables the STAND ALONE function, sets the number of

STEPS to execute into the loop or enable the RESIDENT

PROGRAM

O = the projector receive the DMX signal

1 - 20 = select the steps of INSIDE MEMORY to execute

into the loop

0 0 21

11 PROGRAM STEP Determines the current STEP of the inside memory to which

STEP SLOPE and STEP HOLD referred to 1 1 20

12 STEP SLOPE Determines the time, in seconds, of the slope before the

current STEP 0 0 240

13 STEP HOLD Determines the time, in seconds, of the current STEP

duration 0 1 240

14 LAMP LIFE Shows the life time, in hours, of the lamp

Press the ENTER button to clear the counter 0 - 16.383

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