Ayra ERO L90 Manual de usuario

90 Watt LED movinghead

User manual

Safety precautions

WARNING: This unit may cause serious injury to the eyes when used incorrectly. It is therefore

strongly advised to read this user manual carefully, to get familiance yourself with the functions of this

device.

WARNING: This unit must be operated by, or under the supervision of an adult. This device is not

suitable for children.

WARNING: Do not look directly into the beam from a short distance. This may cause serious injury to

the eyes. Ayra is not responsible for any injuries caused by incorrect use of this device.

Installation requirements:

- Always check the power supply to which you want to connect the device. If the voltage requirements

do not meet, do not connect the device as this may cause serious damage.

- This device must be installed by a professional technician, in a standing or hanging position. Only

use the included mounting bracket if you want to position the unit against a ceiling or truss system.

- When installed in a hanging position above your audience, this unit MUST be secured by using a

safety cable, capable of holding 10x the weight of this device.

- The unit is designed to be installed with a halfcoupler or G-clamp, by using the included mounting

bracket. Direct installation with proper bolts is also possible.

- Make sure there are no flammable objects in the direct environment of the device.

- Do not block the beam-exit and fan.

- Keep a minimum distance of 0.25 meter from any walls to provide sufficient cooling.

- Make sure the beam-exit and fan are not blocked by any objects in the near environment.

- Always use the included power supply. Contact your local dealer for a replacement unit if necessary.

Maintenance and protection

- Keep the unit away from dusty environments, as this may have negative effects on the fan-cooling

system and optics. Clean the optics and fan with a small, soft brush and vacuum cleaner when

needed. Clean the housing of the unit with a damp cloth. WARNING: Always disconnect the unit from

the power supply when cleaning the unit. Reconnect the unit only when any moist on the fixture has

evaporated completely.

- Do not switch the power on and off frequently, as this may cause serious damage to the unit.

- Avoid heavy shocks and collision during transport and use, as this may cause damage to the LED

light source, electronic circuit, optics and housing.

- Keep the device away from moisture, rain, water or any liquids as this may cause a short circuit

and/or electric shocks. If any liquid enters the unit, power supply or housing of the unit, disconnect the

unit immediately and do not reconnect the power supply. Contact your local dealer or technician to

inspect the unit for any damage.

Box contents

1x ERO L90

1x power cable

1x omega type bracket

1x safety cable

1x signal cable (XLR –XLR)

Unit and accessory inspection

- Always use the supplied power cable to connect the unit to a power supply. If the cable appears

broken or has visible damage, do not use it.

- If the unit is not going to be used for a longer period of time, disconnect it from the power supply and

store it in a dust-free environment.

- Always check the unit for possible damage before use. If you suspect that something is wrong with

the unit, do not connect it to a power source! When you suspect that your unit is broken or damaged,

contact your local dealer or a certified technician to inspect the unit.

- When your device does not generate any light, do not look directly into the lens. When the fixture

suddenly produces a beam, it may cause injury to your eyes.

Device overview

1. Beam output

2. Control panel with display and menu-functions

3. On/off switch

4. Fan

5. Power input (twist-lock system)

6. Power link / Power output (twist-lock system)

7. DMX input

8. DMX output

9. Lifting handles

Setting up the unit

The ERO L90 movinghead will reset itself after activating it. There is a possibility that shocking

movement and flickering takes place, as the fixture has to calibrate all 0-points for every stepping

motor (pan, tilt, gobowheel, colorwheel, prism, etc.). Give the movinghead time to calibrate all stepping

motors. When this is finished, the movinghead will turn to its last used function, which is mostly DMX,

while displaying the DMX address. The display shows the following codes:

item

Submenu

Feature

Value

Description

ADDR

AXXX

A001

Indicates the starting address while set

to DMX mode (A001 is also used for

slave devices)

PLAY

RUN

MSTR/ALON

Run this fixture as ‘master’ or ‘stand-

alone’ in automatic mode

AUDI

MSTR/ALON

Run this fixture as ‘master’ or ‘stand-

alone’ in music controlled mode

AUTO

Clos/Hold/Auto/Audi

No DMX status

RESE

ALL

Reset all stepping motors and return to

blackout mode

SCAN

Reset only pan/tilt motors

COLR

Reset only color wheel motor

GOBO

Reset only gobo/gobo rotation motor

OTHR

Reset other motors (prism etc.)

RPAN

ON/OFF

Reverse pan movement

RTLT

ON/OFF

Reverse tilt movement

FINE

ON/OFF

Switch between 8-bit and 16-bit

movement

MIC

M-XX

M-70

Microphone sensitivity (for music

controlled mode)

DISP

VALU

D-XX

D-00

DXXX

Display the value of each DMX-channel

D ON

ON/OFF

Turn the display off after 2 minutes of

menu-inactivity

FLIP

ON/OFF

Flip the display 180 degrees for easy

display reading while in hanging

position

SET

DFSE

ON/OFF

Reset all fixtures to default settings

FEED

ON/OFF

Pan/tilt automatic error correction

ON/OFF

FANS

AUTO/HIGH/LOW

Fan mode selection

SAVE

OFF/1-99M 15M

Stand-by mode (Power save mode)

VER

V1.0 –V9.9

Software version

FIX

CODE

CXXX = Fixture code (Code = C050)

CH01 –CHXX

XXXX (-128 –127), Motor fix

Edit

SEPR

AUTO

IP01 –IP07

Select program to be edited

STEP

S-01 –S-48

Select step to be edited

SCXX

C-01 –C-XX (with

value 0-255 per

channel)

Edit the channels and values of each

scene

TIME (XXX, value

001 –999)

Set the time for each scene

CEDT ON/OFF

Edit program with controller

REC.

RE.XX

Auto save function

RUN

ON/OFF

Program test function

Working modes:

The ERO L90 movinghead is equipped with several working modes, which makes it possible to use

the fixture for simple events (such as tradeshows or diners), but also for advanced purposes, such as

festivals, clubs and big events.

- Stand alone mode:

- Automatic mode: The fixture will run one of the internal programs on a certain pre-defined

speed

- Music controlled mode: The fixture will run one of the internal programs to the beat of the

music, with a pre-defined microphone sensitivity.

- Master/Slave mode:

Several fixtures are connected with XLR –XLR cables, but without the use of a DMX-

controller. The first fixture in line is the master which will run one of the internal programs on a set

speed or music controlled, while the other connected fixtures will mimic the first fixture, thus creating

synchronized light shows.

- DMX mode:

Control the fixture with a standard DMX controller or DMX software. With 14 DMX-channels

you have full control over the several features that the ERO L90 has to offer:

Channel 1: Pan

Channel 2: 16-bit Pan (fine)

Channel 3: Tilt

Channel 4: 16-bit Tilt (fine)

Channel 5: Color wheel

Channel 6: Rotatable gobo’s

Channel 7: Gobo rotation speed and direction

Channel 8: Rotatable prisms and macro’s

Channel 9: Prism rotation speed and direction

Channel 10: Motorized focus

Channel 11: Strobe (0-13 Hz), Shutter close/open, random strobe

Channel 12: Dimmer control (0-100%)

Channel 13: Speed control (pan/tilt movement, blackout selection)

Channel 14: Special (internal program control triggering, lamp on, motor reset, lamp switch off)

Channel

Function

Value

Description

Pan

0-255

Pan movement

Pan fine

0-255

Pan fine movement

Tilt

0-255

Tilt movement

Tilt fine

0-255

Tilt Fine movement

Color Wheel

0-14

Open/white

15-29

Color 1

30-44

Color 2

45-59

Color 3

60-74

Color 4

75-89

Color 5

90-104

Color 6

105-119

Color 7

120-127

Color 8

128-189

Color wheel rainbow forward (Slow –Fast)

190-193

No color wheel rainbow effect

194-255

Color wheel rainbow reverse (Slow –Fast)

Rotating gobo’s

0-9

Open

10-19

Rotating Gobo 1

20-29

Rotating Gobo 2

30-39

Rotating Gobo 3

40-49

Rotating Gobo 4

50-59

Rotating Gobo 5

60-69

Rotating Gobo 6

70-79

Rotating Gobo 7

80-95

Rotating Gobo Shake 1

96-111

Rotating Gobo Shake 2

112-127

Rotating Gobo Shake 3

128-143

Rotating Gobo Shake 4

144-159

Rotating Gobo Shake 5

160-175

Rotating Gobo Shake 6

176-191

Rotating Gobo Shake 7

192-155

Rotating Gobo wheel continuous rotation

Gobo rotation

0-127

Gobo indexing

128-189

Gobo rotation forward (Slow –Fast)

190-193

No rotation

194-255

Gobo rotation backwards (Slow –Fast)

Prism and

prism/gobo

macro’s

0-31

Open

32-63

5-facet prism

64-95

Infinite (3D) prism

96-127

Frost

128-135

Macro 1

136-143

Macro 2

144-151

Macro 3

152-159

Macro 4

160-167

Macro 5

168-175

Macro 6

176-183

Macro 7

184-191

Macro 8

192-199

Macro 9

200-207

Macro 10

208-215

Macro 11

216-223

Macro 12

224-231

Macro 13

232-239

Macro 14

240-247

Macro 15

248-255

Macro 16

Prism rotation

0-127

Prism indexing

128-189

Prism rotation forward (Slow –Fast)

190-193

No rotation

194-255

Prism rotation backward (Slow –Fast)

Focus

0-255

Continuous adjustment (Far –Near)

Shutter/Strobe

0-31

Shutter closed

32-63

No function (shutter open)

64-95

Strobe effect (slow-fast)

96-127

No function (shutter open)

128-159

Pulse-effect in sequences

160-191

No function (shutter open)

192-223

Random strobe (Slow –Fast)

224-255

No function (shutter open)

Dimmer

0-255

Dimmer 0-100%

Pan/tilt movement

speed

0-225

Maximum to minimum speed

226-235

Movement trigger blackout

236-245

Wheel changes trigger blackout

246-255

No function

Reset functions

and internal

prorgrams

0-39

No function

40-79

Macro

80-84

All motors reset

85-87

Scan motors reset

88-90

Color motors reset

91-93

Gobo motors reset

94-96

No function

97-99

Other motors reset (prism, focus)

100-119

Internal program 1

120-139

Internal program 2

140-159

Internal program 3

160-179

Internal program 4

180-199

Internal program 5

200-219

Internal program 6

220-239

Internal program 7

240-255

Auto program, music-activated

To connect several ERO L90 movingheads in DMX mode, use standard XLR –XLR cable and apply a

DMX-terminator at the end of the DMX-chain. A DMX terminator is a standard XLR connector, with a

typical 120 Ohm resistor between pin 2 and 3, to exterminate the signal. This prevents reflections in

your signal, which may cause flickering and unwanted behavior from your intelligent lighting fixtures.

Installation and maintenance

Mounting bracket assembly

The ERO L90 movinghead comes with an included Omega-type bracket, which is suitable for most

triggerclamps, halfcouplers ans G-clamps. Before assembling the bracket, always mount your hooks

first.

After mounting the hooks to your Omega-type bracket, carefully place the contact points of the bracket

on each slot, provided at the bottom of the unit. Tighten the quick-lock fastners and check if the

Omega-type bracket is mounted properly.

See the illustrations below for more information.

1. Omega-type bracket

2. Clamp (Triggerclamp), not included

3. Safety cable

4. Quick-lock fastner

Cleaning

Make sure to clean the exterior of the unit frequently, as the build-up of dust and dirt may have

negative effects on the cooling and optics of the fixture.

The exterior (plastic parts) of the unit can be cleaned with a damp cloth. The optics of the fixture can

be cleaned with a clean cloth or paper towel, with the addition of a non-aggressive glass cleaning

solution.

Clean the fan outlet and the cooling vents with a small brush, while using vacuum cleaner suction to

remove any loose dust and/or dirt.

Clean the exterior of this fixture once a month. When using this fixture intensively, the frequency of

maintenance needs to be increased.

Transport

When using this fixture in mobile setups, provide sufficient protection during transport. Use the original

packaging of this unit, or use a professional flightcase with proper foam inlay. This way the electronics,

optics and housing are protected against severe shocks, exterior damage and failing electronics.

Make sure the moving parts of the movinghead (pan and tilt motors) are secured during transport.

Shocks and fierce movement of the pan and tilt stepping motors may cause permanent damage.

After use, let the unit cool down for at least 10 minutes. When using DMX, use the ‘black out’ option on

your DMX controller. This way the unit is positioned in a static stand-by mode and the internal fan is

able to cool down the internal electronics, which decreases the chance of damage during transport.

Replacing the internal fuse

First check whether a failing power supply may be the cause of malfunction. When you suspect that

the internal fuse is broken, the fuse can be replaced by removing the fuse cover, located directly below

the power inlet.

WARNING: Before changing the fuse, always disconnect the fixture from your wall outlet or any other

power supply to prevent electric shocks.

Always replace a broken fuse with a fuse that has the same type and rating. After the fuse has been

replaced, always close the fuse-cover. Reconnect the fixture to your power supply and check whether

the problem is solved. When this does not solve your problem, contact your local dealer for help.

IMPORTANT: A spare fuse is located inside a special compartiment of the fuse holder.

Spare parts

This unit has no user serviceable parts inside. When any damage to internal components occurs,

contact your local dealer or a specialized technician in order to repair the fixture.

Checkup

To prevent dangerous situations, make sure your fixture is in optimal condition before using it. Check

your fixture frequently by using the following checklist:

- All screws must be mounted tightly.

- Check all screws and metal parts for corrosion. No visible corrosion may be present.

- The exterior of your fixture must be in optimal condition. Check your fixture for dents, cracks or

missing parts.

- Your installation spot must be in optimal condition. Check your installation spot for corrosion, cracks,

dents and strength.

- Electrical components (connectors and cables) must be in optimal condition. Any form of damage

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