Microh Blazer 100 Bedienungsanleitung

MICROH

Blazer 100

100 mw Green Scanning

Moving Head Laser System

USER MANUAL

MICROH Blazer 100 User Instructions: Page 1

Instructions:

Thank you for purchasing the MICROH Blazer 100 100 mw Green Laser System. For the

consideration of your safety and a better understanding of how to use this product, please read

this user’s manual carefully and adhere to the guidelines to protect the user and others from

the laser emission.

The Blazer 100 Green Laser System utilizes an advanced design and high quality

components. It features a highly efficient optical system and a very sophisticated drive

system. This unit can be operated via DMX and linked to other units, or run as a stand alone

unit (sound to light or auto, single units or linked). All aerial images look best with the use of

atmosphere, generated by a smoke machine or hazer.

SPECIFICATIONS:

•Voltage: 120VAC

•AC Frequency: 60 Hz

•Power consumption: 60 Watts

•Fuse: 3A

•Laser Diode: Semiconductor unit (100 mw output)

•Wavelength: 532nm

•Resistance: >2 MΩ

•Control Signal: DMX 512

•Pattern Trigger: DMX/Auto

•Strobe: 0-6 times/second, adjustable

•Beam Angle: Wide Angle, adjustable

•Scan: Pan 370°, Tilt 265°

•Size: 370x275x375mm

•Net Weight: 9.5 kg

MICROH blazer 100 User Instructions: Page 2

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:

•Only qualified service technicans are authorized to do repairs on this unit. There are no

user serviceable parts inside this unit.

•Correct primary voltages must be used (120VAC)

•Do not block any of the ventilation of this laser system while it is in operation. Do not

use or store any flammable or explosive products (ie: pyrotechnics) near this laser

equipment. Do not place your hand directly in front of the laser beam.

•Minimum distance between laser output and any object is 1 meter.

•To avoid serious eye injury, do not look directly into the laser beam. Point the laser

effect in a safe manner towards the desired location.

PACKAGE CONTENTS:

•Blazer 100 Green Laser Moving Head Light

•AC Power cable (120VAC)

•User manual

•Mounting Bracket 2xM8 allen head bolts

•Safety cable

•XLR Cable

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

•This laser product is suitable for indoor use only. The normal operating temperatures

(ambient) must be below 35C.

•A qualified technician should be familiar with all safety aspects and user functions

before installing and using this product. Safe hanging procedures should be followed,

including the use of the supplied safety cable.

•Inspect all the equipment and verify that there has not been any damage caused by

transportation.

•Connect the AC power plug into the connector on the back of the laser. Connect a

DMX compatitble controller to the XLR (input) connector on the back of the laser,

otherwise it may be used in a stand alone function. The laser may now be plugged into

an appropriate AC power source.

•Install the laser system in a well ventilated area, make certain none of the vents are

blocked on the unit.

•Only replace the fuse with the same type and rating (3A)

•The supplied bracket and M8 bolts are to be used when it is desired to hang the unit in

the inverted position. Attach the bracket to the bottom of the laser and make certain the

M8 bolts are tightend appropriately. The supplied safety cable should be securely

attached to the cable flange and secured on the other end to a structure such as lighting

truss.

MICROH blazer 100 User Instructions: Page 3

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:

•This unit may be used with or without a DMX controller

•Every time the unit is powered on, it will undergo a “reset” and home. The laser system

will be ready for use once this reset is complete.

•At power up, the LED NUMERICAL DISPLY will show the current function mode and

the RED small LED beside the numerical display indicates the unit is powered up

properly and is now ready for use.

•The BLUE LED indicates the DMX signal is present.

•The PATTERN SIZE knob varies the size of the image being displayed to best suit your

application. For best results, you may turn this knob to FULL.

•The SOUND knob varies the audio sensitivity when it is in “Sound Active” mode

•By pressing the FUNC button, you will be able to select all the different functions

available.

Function Code Function Description

001 DMX Control

002 Sound Activated Control

003 Auto Stand Alone

004 Slave Operation

005 DMX Address

006 Sound Active speed setting

007 Reset

008-009 Not used

DMX OPERATION

•After the unit is powered up and a DMX controller is plugged into the unit, the blue LED

will light, indicating that DMX signal is present.

•To select the DMX address, press the FUNC button several times (do not hold the

button to advance to the next code) and select Function Code #005, at this point you

are now able to change the DMX address by using the up and down buttons. The

display will show the current DMX address. This unit uses 8 Channels of DMX to

operate. If you would like to select this unit to be the first in your DMX address, you

would select a starting address of 0. You may use the table below as an example. If

you are using an American DJ or LSC DMX Operator, you must use the address

structure for that particular controller. (ie. Unit #1 would have an address of 0, Unit #2

would have an address of 16, Unit # 3 would be 32, etc..)

FIXTURE # DMX ADDRESS

316

424

MICROH blazer 100 User Instructions: Page 4

•Once you have selected the DMX address, use the FUNC button and select function

code 001, now press the UP button to confirm the unit will always power up in the DMX

mode. The LED display will show YES, at this point, press the ENTER button to confirm

your selection. (Once this procedure is completed, it will always power up in DMX

mode with the address you’ve selected). Multiple units can be linked together using the

supplied 3 Pin XLR cable.

DMX Channel Channel Function

1PAN 0-370°

2TILT 0-265°

3Image Select

4Image flip/animate on Y axis + speed

5Image flip/animate on X axis + speed

6Image rotate + speed

7Image size (0-largest, 255 smallest)

8Image blackout (0), Reset (100), Image on (255)

•By using a DMX controller, you can now have full control of the fixture. In the table

below are the Images that can be displayed and manipulated by using the Image

flip/animate and Image rotation function.

DMX VALUE IMAGE EFFECT TYPE

0Triangle Graphic

15 “HAPPY BIRTHDAY” Text

30 Heart Graphic

45 Saw Blade Graphic

60 5-point Star Graphic

75 Square Graphic

90 Throwing Star Graphic

100 “DANCE” Text

125 Double Triangle (mirrored) Graphic

135 Fan Blade Graphic

145 Boomerang Graphic

155 8-point Star Graphic

170 Diamond Graphic

185 Arrow Graphic

200 Sine Wave Graphic

215 Cone Graphic

230 “PARTY” Text

245 Flying Bird Graphic

255 Cross Hairs Graphic

MICROH blazer 100 User Instructions: Page 5

SOUND ACTIVED OPERATION

•Make certain that there is no DMX signal present by removing any XLR input

connections on the first unit in the chain.

•To have the unit triggered by sound, use the FUNC button and select function code #

002, at this point press the UP button and YES will be displayed, press ENTER to

confirm this selection and the unit is now ready to operate in the Sound Active mode.

•To adjust the microphone sensitivity, rotate the Sound knob in either direction to

achieve the desired result.

•When no sound is present, the unit will stop moving and “black out” the laser diode.

•The speed of the Sound Activated mode may be adjusted in the following manner:

Press the FUNC button and select function code # 006. By using the UP and DOWN

buttons, the time of which the unit changes head movement and pattern can be altered,

the higher the value, the more time it takes to change positions/image patterns.

•When multiple units are used in this mode, you may link them together and have them

operate in “slave” mode. To have the other fixtures operate in slave mode, use the

FUNC button and select function code # 004, press the UP button and then press

ENTER to confirm. All the fixtures will move according to the MASTER unit.

STAND ALONE OPERATION

•• Make certain that there is no DMX signal present by removing any XLR input

connections on the first unit in the chain.

•To have the unit triggered by sound, use the FUNC button and select function code #

003, at this point press the UP button and YES will be displayed, press ENTER to

confirm this selection and the unit is now ready to operate in the Stand Alone mode.

•When multiple units are used in this mode, you may link them together and have them

operate in “slave” mode. To have the other fixtures operate in slave mode, use the

FUNC button and select function code # 004, press the UP button and then press

ENTER to confirm. All the fixtures will move according to the MASTER unit.

MICROH blazer 100 User Instructions: Page 6

APPENDIX

Adapting 5pin XLR to 3pin XLR (configurations)

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM SOLUTION

Red LED not lighting up

(Power indicator) Make certain the unit is plugged into a known working 120 VAC

supply. The female end of the power cable must be fully

inserted into the power entry point of the unit. If the external fuse

is blown, only replace the fuse with the same type and rating

(3A). If the fuse continues to blow, the unit must be sent in for

service.

No control with DMX Make certain that the BLUE LED is on which indicates DMX

signal is present. If the DMX operation is erratic, check to see

that the polarity of your DMX controller is set to Pin 2 (-) and Pin

3 (+). Test to make certain that the XLR cable is functioning

properly.

No laser output When operated in DMX mode, make certain that the “Blackout”

function of the controller is not enabled and that the fader that

operates Channel #8 is all the way up (DMX value of 255). In

Sound Active mode, make certain that the sensitivity knob is

turned up according to the sound you are trying to “pick up”. The

unit blacks out when no audio is present.

Unit “stutters” when reset This is normal behaviour, the pan and tilt motors learn the home

position after a few moments and smooth pan and tilt will result.

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