User s and operator s manual for art

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1 User s and operator s manual for art

2 Safety informations... page 1 Warnings... page 2 Technical features... page 3 Lamp installation, replacement and setting... page 4 Connection to the mains power... page 5 Connection to the data link (DMX)... page 6 ENGLISH INDEX Control panel... page 7 Summary of the programming functions... page 8 Automode functioning... page 10 DMX values and games table... page 11 (r3_11/2011) 1

3 WARNING SAFETY INFORMATION READ ALL CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS PRIOR TO OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT. INSTRUCTION TO PREVENT INJURY OR DAMAGE DUE TO ELECTRIC SHOCK, FIRE, MECHANICAL HAZARDS AND UV RADIATION HAZARDS. PROTECTION AGAINTS FIRE 1) This equipment is designed for use with the following lamps only: MSD 575HR, MSR 575HR. Other available lamps: HMP 575SE, BA 800SE, MSA 600SE. DO NOT USE ANY OTHER TYPE LAMP! 2) Maintain minimum distance of 0.5 meter from walls or any other type flammable surfaces. 3) Maintain minimum distance to lighted objects of 5.0 meter. 4) Replace fuses only with the specified type and rating. 5) Do not install the spot close to heat sources. Do not lay the connection cable on the spot when it is warm. PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRIC SHOCK 1) This equipment must be earthed. 2) Class I equipment. The power supply cord includes a protective earthing conductor as part of the cord. 3) For connection to the supply mains proceed as pict.1 page 3. The equipment must be connected to branch circuit having a circuit- breacker In=16A Id=0.03A (230VAC) 4) Disconnect power before lamp s replacement or servicing (service personnel). PROTECTION AGAINST MECHANICAL HAZARDS 1) Use secondary safety chain when fixing this equipment. 2) Hot lamp explosion hazard. Do not open the equipment for 300 seconds after switching off. 3) Equipment surface may reach temperature up to 100 C. Allow about five minutes before handling. 4) Replace the lamp if it is damaged or thermally deformed. PROTECTION AGAINST UV RADIATION HAZARDS 1) Do not start on this equipment without lamp enclosure or if the protection screens, or ultraviolets screens are damaged. 2) The protection screens, the lenses, or the ultraviolet filters must be replaced if they are visibly damaged and their effectiveness has been reduced, for example, by cracks or deep scratches. 3) Do not look directly at the lamp while lamp is on. INTRODUCTION Thank you for choosing the Hercules800m! The Hercules800m projects, thanks to an extremely efficient optic system (PATENT PENDING), a powerful light beam which can create numberless color shades. Its performances, in terms of luminousity and lighted surfaces, can reach incredible levels. The Hercules800m comes in unique version: Art HERCULES 800m The Hercules800m can work in automatic mode or in synchro mode, otherwise may be controlled by 8 bit DMX controllers The input protocol is the DMX 512. To drive the Hercules800m we suggest to use either our controller Control Show 512, Control Five or the Easy Control. To make the most of its possibilites and for a correct functioning of this unit in the years to come, we suggest you to read carefully this manual before connecting or putting the spot into use. By doing so you will gain experience with its commands and connections and you will be easily able to use it. 2

4 YOUR REFERENCE Always remember to give the serial number and to specify the model any time you address the seller for information or assistance. BASIC KIT The basic kit of the Hercules800m flood projector consist of: Projector User s manual Power connector DMX connectors (in-out) Studio Due warranty Available on request: Lamp WARNING Check that the fixture has not been damaged during transport. If it has been damaged or it does not work, address the seller. Whether the fixture has been shipped to you directly, please contact the shipping company. Only the consignee (person or company) can claim for these damages. TECHNICAL FEATURES LAMPS Lamps MSD 575 HR MSR 575 HR Available lamps Colour temperature K K HMP 575 SE Lamp life hours hours BA 800 SE Luminous flux lm lm MSA 600 SE Colour rendering index (Ra) > 90 (Ra) > 95 Burning position universal universal OPTIC COLOUR SYSTEM Full CYM unlimited variety of colours and shades. High resolution stepper motors. Shutter. BEAM ANGLE: wxh 40 x45 or 45 x40 New concept optical system with rotating parabole to illuminate the surface with maximum horizontal or vertical beam opening. Motorised variation of the beam opening. CONTROL INPUT Standard interface: RS-485; opto-couplet input Protocol: USITT DMX 512 SETUP AND CONFIGURATION On the control panel with leds menu and buttons AUTOMODE Stand-alone control: auto mode function master/slave (synchro mode) 27 programs DMX CHANNELS 1=motor speed 2=cyan 3=yellow 4=magenta 5=dimmer 6=beam angle 7=remote reset/lamp off POWER SUPPLY Rated voltage: 230v; 50hz (other version upon request) Rated power: 800va Rated current: 4,0a (230v) FUSES (inside of base) Lamp fuse: 2x 5.0a/250v (delay time) Electronic fuse: 2.0a/250v (delay time) POWER FACTOR CORRECTOR: built-in cos ø0.9 DIMENSIONS (wxdxh): mm 675x600x720 (830max) WEIGHT: kgs. 70,0 3

5 LAMP'S INSTALLATION OR REPLACEMENT WARNING IN CASE OF LAMP'S REPLACEMENT OR MAINTENANCE: Do not open the fixture unless 10 minutes have passed from the switching off. Disconnect the fixture from the mains supply. A G C C pict.1 B pict.2 Read all cautions and warnings to page 2 prior to install this equipment. Particularly, read the follow: 1) Disconnect power before lamp s replacement or servicing (service personnel) 2) Do not open the lamp cover (G) for 10 minutes after switching off 3) Wear gloves and goggles to re-lamping or to work inside the unit (service personnel). 4) Loosen the two screws (B), unscrews completely the two screws (A) and open the lamp cover (G), pict.1 5) Unscrews the two screws (C) on the lamp support plate, pict.2 6) Remove the lamp holder (D) and insert the lamp into the lampholder, pict.3 Do not touch the quarz bulb with fingers. If this happenes, clean the bulb before use with dry cloth and alcohol. 7) Replace, with care, the lampholder (D) and screws the two screws (C). 8) Close the lamp cover and screw the four screws (B and A). pict.3 D 4

6 BEAM ANGLE SETTING (default 45 x40 or 40 x45 ) The fixture, thanks to the new concept optical system with rotating parabole (WxD 45 x40 or 40 x45 ), allows to illuminate the surfaces with maximum horizontal or vertical beam opening. Operate as shown in the pictures below to set the vertical or horizontal parabole position (default position is 45 x40 ). The label on the dichroic unit, next page pict.9, shows the correct position of the parabole and the dichroic unit. 1) Unscrews the six screws (S) on the head cover and remove it, pict 5 2) Loosen the two pommels (P) under the dichoic group (I), pict.5a without remove it 3) Rotate (clockwise) of 45 the parabole up to stop it, pict.6 and 6a 4) Screws the two pommels (P), pict.6a 5) Open the four spring lock (S) on the four side of the dichroic group (I), pict.7 6) Lift and rotate the dichroic group (counter-clockwise) and reposition it on the four cylindrical pin (L). 7) Close the four spring lock (S) on the four side of the dichroic group (I), pict.7 8) Put again the head cover once all the operations has been made and screw tightly the six screws (S), pict.5. S M pict.5 P I I S pict.5a P HORIZONTAL BEAM ANGLE 45 X40 (WxH) P L S VERTICAL BEAM ANGLE 40 X45 (WxH) P pict.7 pict.6 P P pict.6a 5

7 To completely remove the dichroic unit (I) operate as shown in the pictures below: 1) Open the spring lock (S) 2) Unscrew the four screws (Q) of the plate (N) 5) Unscrews the screws of the connecter protection (V) and disconnect the connecter (Z) 6) Open the other three spring lock (S) on the three side of the dichroic unit (I) 7) Remove with care the dichroic unit (I) 8) Once all the operations has been made, make sure to reposition with care the dichroic unit on the four cylindrical pin (L), pict. 6a, and reposition all the removed parts. S N Q I IMPORTANT pict.9 pict.8 V Z screw 6

8 CONNECTION TO THE MAINS SUPPLY WARNING The equipment must be earthed. If this rule is not followed, the warranty will be void. CONDUCTOR SIZES (length < 20mt.) MAINS VOLTAGE 230V CROSS SELECTIONAL AREAS 3X1,5 mm 2 (minimum) pict.4 1=N pict.5 INPUT CONNECTOR IP 68 10A - 250V 3 PIN CONNECTOR FOR DMX LINE IN 3 PIN CONNECTOR FOR DMX LINE OUT 2=free pict.4a 3=L Read all cautions and warnings to page 2 prior to install this equipment. Particularly, read the follow: 1) Disconnect power before lamp s replacement or servicing (service personnel). 2) Do not open the lamp cover for 10 minutes after switching off. 3) Wear gloves and goggles to re-lamping or to work inside the unit (service personnel). Before connecting the equipment to the mains power: make sure that the mains voltage and frequency correspond to rated values. The Hercules 800m can be equipped for a mains voltage 230VAC, 50Hz. For a power supply of 100V-120V it is necessary to use one auto transformer with the following features: Output voltage 230V Output current 15A The power supply cords construction is shown in pict.4. For connection to the mains supply proceed as pict. 4a. Pict.5 shows the control panel, the mains power and the DMX connections. The equipment must be connected to branch circuit having a circuit-breacker In=16A Id=0.03A (230VAC) a) Do not install the spot close to the heat sources. b) Observe minimum distance between the fixtures of 1.5 meters. c) Do not lay the connection cable on the spot when it is warm. d) This unit must be positioned as to allow its ventilation. e) The unit must be positioned at least 50cm. from walls or other flammable surfaces. f) Observe minimum distance to lighted objects of 5 meters. External surface temperature Ta 35 C: After 5 minutes work; Tc=75 C. Once the thermic balance has been obtained; Tc=100 C. 4) The protection screens, the lenses, or the ultraviolet filters must be replaced if they are visibly damaged and their effectiveness has been reduced, for example, by cracks or deep scratches. 5) The lamp must be replaced if it has been damaged or thermally deformed. 6) Do not handle the spot by taking it by the head, but always by using the special handles. 7

9 CONNECTION THE DATA LINK (DMX 512) The connection of the DMX signal to the fixture must be made by using the signal input XLR 3 pin connectors which are located on the control panel. The pin nomenclature of the connectors for the connection to the DMX signal is listed in the table. (pict.6) In order to avoid any problem in the signal transmission, it is suggested to use a cable for high speed data transmission (sect. > 2x gnd). If the lines have a total length over mts it is suggested to use a signal amplifier (art DMX repeter amplifier). The usage of a normal microphonic or audio cable is suggested only for lines max 100 mts long. PIN WIRE SIGNAL 1 SHIELD GROUND/RETURN/OV 2 INNER CONDUCTOR DATA COMPLEMENT (-, INVERTED) 3 INNER CONDUCTOR DATA TRUE (+, NON INVERTED) pict.6 DMX TERMINAL LINE WARNING The wrong connection of the terminal line or its non-connection are probably the most frequent reasons for the defective functioning of the DMX line. The terminator is a resistor fitted between the two data lines (shown in pict.7) at the end of the cable furthest from the transmitter. The terminator resistor should have the same value as the impedance of the connection cable. We supply a terminal with a 100 Ohm resistor. It is recommanded that all DMX 512 systems have the termination resistor at the and of the line. TERMINATION RESISTOR pict.7 EXAMPLE 1 Connection controller-spot with 1 DMX 512 output SPOT SPOT SPOT LAST SPOT DMX CONTROLLER OR LIGHT CONSOLE EXAMPLE 2 Connection controller-spot to one DMX 512 output over 150mts long SPOT LAST SPOT TERMINATION RESISTOR DMX CONTROLLER OR LIGHT CONSOLE TERMINATION RESISTOR LINE > 150mts (with microphonic or audio cable) SIGNAL AMPLIFIER 8

10 CONTROL PANEL pict.8 LAMP DIMMER LAMP OFF DMX MENU DOWN UP ENTER pict.8a CONTROL PANEL On the control panel of the Hercules800m (pict.8) you can find, besides the display, the leds and the buttons to use to set the spot. To operate on the control panel, unscrew the nut and remove the plastic protection. Alwais remember to put again the plastic protection when all the operations has been made. LED DMX led flashing: DMX input present off: no DMX input LAMP led flashing: the lamp switching off is remotely controlled off: lamp switched on DIMMER led flashing: off: the lamp is 33% dimmered lamp switched on BUTTONS Four buttons are used to programme the spot: MENU DOWN UP ENTER to select the programming options to go backward in the selected options to go forward in the selected options to confirm the selected options DISPLAY Shows the various menus and the selected options. 9

11 SUMMARY OF THE PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS Addr nchn FOCU Mode test LHrS FLIP FHrS rset About twenty seconds after the switching on, the number of the software version will be shown on the display in X_00 format. Afterwards the first of the nine available menus will appear: Addr to assign the DMX-512 address Mode DMX512 mode, master with pre-set selection, slave LHrS lamp working hours FHrS fixture total working hours nchn channels number FOCU parabole position test auto-test FLIP display inversion rset reset of the spot To select any of the given options, press the MENU button up to when the required one is shown. Addr (Address) To visualise the DMX address press ENTER. To modify the address press Down and Up buttons and, once the required address has been selected, press and keep ENTER pressed up to when the display stops flashing (it flashes to indicate that the selected option is different from the pre-set one). To go back to the options without making any change, press the MENU button. Mode (Mode) To visualise this mode press ENTER. Use Down and Up buttons to change the mode and, once the required one has been selected, press and keep ENTER pressed up to when the display stops flashing (it flashes to indicate that the selected option is different from the pre-set one). The available options are: no (normal) for the functioning in DMX reception; Pr01 Pr27 (pre-set 01 27) for the master functioning with the respective game, SL (slave) for the functioning as slave. To go back to the options without any change, press the MENU button. LHrS (Lamp Hours) To visualise the number of working hours of lamp press ENTER. The maximum countable number of hours is Exceeding this number, the display will show gr3t (greater than 3 thousands). To reset the counter press simultaneously buttons Down and UP: the display will show CLLH (clear lamp hours). To go back to the options without making any change, press the MENU button. FHrS (Fixture hours) To visualise the number of working hours of fixture press ENTER. The maximum countable number of hours is Exceeding this number, the display will show gr3t (greater than 3 thousands). To reset the counter press simultaneously buttons Down and UP. A control of the memory will be run and all the default settings will be stored: the display will then show Init. If the memory is damaged, the display will show the message FAIL. To go back to the options without making any change, press the MENU button

12 FOCU (Focus control) To visualise the focus position press ENTER. Use Down and Up buttons to change the channel and, once the required one has been selected, press and keep ENTER pressed up to when the display stops flashing (it flashes to indicate that the selected option is different from the pre-set one). It is possible to set 0 to 255 step). To go back to the options without making any change, press the MENU button. nchn (Number of Channel) To visualise the number of channel press ENTER. Use Down and Up buttons to change the channel and, once the required one has been selected, press and keep ENTER pressed up to when the display stops flashing (it flashes to indicate that the selected option is different from the pre-set one). It is possible to set 6 channels or 7 channels ( remote reset and remote lamp switch off ). To go back to the options without making any change, press the MENU button. test (Autotest) To insert the auto-test press ENTER and keep it pressed up to when the display shows the flashing message t-on (test on). To take off the auto-test press the MENU button. To go back to the options without making any change, press the MENU button. FLIP (Display overturning) The display visualisation can be standard or overturned: by pressing the ENTER button the two modes will be alternatively visible. The selected one will be immediately stored in the spot setting. To go back to the options without making any change, press the MENU button. rset (Reset) To run the complete reset press ENTER and keep it pressed up to when the display shows the flashing message r-on (reset on). Once the reset procedure has been completed the spot will go back to the normal setting. To go back to the options without making any change, press the MENU button. DRIVING THE FIXTURE WITH A DMX REMOTE CONTROLLER Select the requested DMX starting address by operating on the Addr option Select the requested number of channel with NChn option Connect the DMX signal between the fixture and the controller Check that the DMX led is flasing. (DMX signal present) If there is no signal, you must manually reset by operating on the RESET option It is possible to choose a standard configuration occupying 6 DMX channels, or a enanched configuration occupying 7 channels. Use the enanched configuration if you want to activate channel 7 which enables the reset of the motors and the switching off of the lamp from the controller. 7 OR 6 CHANNELS (16 bit) MODE SELECTION Press the MENU button on the control panel up to when the option nchn is shown on the display, select it by pressing ENTER and the set indication will appear (6 or 7 channels). If you want to activate channel 7 you must set 6 channels on the display. Pass through the numbers by pressing the buttons UP and DOWN: once you have set the required number, store it by pressing the ENTER button and keep it pressed up to when the display stops flashing (the flashing shows that the selected option is different from the one previously stored). To exit from the selected option without making any change press the MENU button. Here below is shown the list of the functions of the fixture. The complete list of the DMX values can be found to page CHANNELS 6 CHANNELS CH 1= Speed CH 2= Cyan CH 3= Yellow CH 4= Magenta CH 5= Dimmer CH 6= Beam angle CH 7= Reset/Lamp Off CH 1= Speed CH 2= Cyan CH 3= Yellow CH 4= Magenta CH 5= Dimmer CH 6= Beam angle

13 LAMP DIMMER LAMP OFF DMX MENU DOWN UP ENTER pict.9 USE OF THE FIXTURE IN AUTO-MODE A short list of the games can be found to page 11. MASTER Press the MENU button on the control panel up to when the option MODE (pict. 9) is shown on the display, select it by pressing ENTER and the set indication will appear (no...sl). Use Down and Up buttons to change the mode and, once the required one has been selected, press and keep ENTER pressed up to when the display stops flashing (it flashes to indicate that the selected option is different from the pre-set one). The available options are: no (normal) for the functioning in DMX reception; Pr01 Pr27 (pre-set 01 27) for the master functioning with the respective game, SL (slave) for the functioning as slave. To go back to the options without any change, press the MENU button. Mode no use of the fixture in DMX-512 Pr1..Pr27 master functioning with execution of the 27 stored programmes SL use of the fixture in SLAVE MODE EXAMPLE OF CONNECTION AND SETTING OF 4 FIXTURE IN SYNCHRO - MODE WARNING The cables are the same as the DMX standard cable MASTER SLAVE SLAVE SLAVE TERMINATION RESISTOR EXAMPLE OF CONNECTION AND SETTING OF 4 FIXTURE IN INDIPENDENT AUTO - MODE MASTER MASTER MASTER MASTER EXAMPLE TO DRIVE 4 FIXTURES IN DMX 512 (7 CHANNELS ) Spot n 1 Spot n 2 Spot n 3 Spot n 4 Channels 1-7 Channels 8-14 Channels Channels EXAMPLE TO DRIVE 4 FIXTURES IN DMX 512 (6 CHANNELS ) Spot n 1 Spot n 2 Spot n 3 Spot n 4 Channels 1-6 Channels 7-13 Channels Channels

14 DMX VALUES Here is the complete list of DMX values (ref. page 11) GAMES LIST CHANNEL FUNCTION DESCRIPTION DECIMAL PERCENT 1 MOTOR SPEED SPEED MOVEMENT Slow Mid1 Mid2 Fast 2 CYAN CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE White Full color 3 YELLOW CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE White Full color 4 MAGENTA CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE White Full color 5 DIMMER CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE 0% 100% 6 BEAM ANGLE CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE 0% 100% 7 REMOTE RESET/ LAMP OFF Normal Reset (delay) Normal Lamp off (delay) PROGRAM FUNCTION 01 Red Magenta Yellow: color mix sequence (slow; 30 sec.) 02 Red Magenta Yellow + White color mix sequence (slow; 30 sec.) 03 Green Cyan Yellow: color mix sequence (slow; 30 sec.) 04 Green Cyan Yellow + White color mix sequence (slow; 30 sec.) 05 Blue Cyan Magenta: color mix sequence (slow; 30 sec.) 06 Blue Cyan Magenta + White color mix sequence (slow; 30 sec.) 07 All colors: color mix sequence (slow; 30 sec.) 08 All colors + White color mix sequence (slow; 30 sec.) 09 All colors: color mix sequence (mid; 20 sec.) 10 All colors + White color mix sequence (mid; 20 sec.) 11 All colors: color mix sequence (mid+; 15 sec.) 12 All colors: color mix sequence (mid+; 15 sec.) 13 All colors + White color mix sequence (fast; 10 sec.) 14 Basic color (6 sec.) 15 Basic color + White (6 sec.) 16 Wood (static) 17 Magenta (static) 18 Red (static) 19 Light Red (static) 20 Orange (static) 21 Yellow (static) 22 Cyan (static) 23 Light Cyan (static) 24 Green (static) 25 Light Green (static) 26 White (static) 27 Ten colors + White (slow; 60 sec.) %..24% 25%..50% 51%..74% 75%..100% 0% 100% 0% 100% 0% 100% 0% 100% 0% 100% 0%..50% 50%..75% 75%..98% 98%..100%

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