Chroma Daylight PAR Manual de usuario

Chroma-Q™

Daylight PAR™

User Manual

Version 1.1 December 2006

PN: 147-0500

Daylight PAR User Manual 1 V1.1 December 2006

Disclaimer

The information contained herein is offered in good faith and is believed to be accurate.

However, because conditions and methods of use of our products are beyond our control, this

information should not be used in substitution for customer's tests to ensure that Chroma-Q

products are safe, effective, and fully satisfactory for the intended end use. Suggestions of use

shall not be taken as inducements to infringe any patent. Chroma-Q sole warranty is that the

product will meet the sales specifications in effect at the time of shipment. Your exclusive

remedy for breach of such warranty is limited to refund of purchase price or replacement of any

product shown to be other than as warranted.

Chroma-Q reserves the right to change or make alteration to devices and their functionality

without notice due to our on going research and development.

The Chroma-Q Daylight PAR has been designed specifically for the professional entertainment

lighting industry. Regular maintenance should be performed to ensure that the products

perform well in the entertainment environment.

If you experience any difficulties with any Chroma-Q products please contact your selling

dealer. If your selling dealer is unable to help please contact support@chroma-q.com. If the

selling dealer is unable to satisfy your servicing needs, please contact the following, for full

factory service:

Outside North America: North America:

Tel: +44 (0)1494 446000 Tel: 416-255-9494

Fax: +44 (0)1494 461024 Fax: 416-255-3514

[email protected] supp[email protected]

For further information please visit the Chroma-Q website at www.chroma-q.com.

Chroma-Q is a trademark, for more information on this visit www.chroma-q.com/trademarks.

The rights and ownership of all trademarks are recognised.

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Table of Contents

1. Product Overview ……………………..……………………………...………........... 3

2. Operation ……………...…………………………………………………….…….….. 3

2.1 Unpacking the unit ....................................................................................3

2.2 Caution/warning symbols and safety instructions ...................................4

2.3 Power requirements .................................................................................5

2.4 Fixture set-up and installation ..................................................................5

2.5 Operating the unit .....................................................................................8

2.6 Troubleshooting ......................................................................................11

2.7 Technical overview .................................................................................11

2.8 Technical specifications .........................................................................12

3. Drawings ……………………………………………………………………………… 13

3.1 Outside dimensions ………………….……………………………………………… 13

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1. Product overview

The Chroma-Q Daylight PAR is designed to give years of trouble free use, providing that it is

regularly maintained and is used in accordance with the instructions detailed in this manual.

Introduction

The Chroma-Q Daylight PAR is a DMX controlled high output, daylight colour temperature

fixture with 95% CRI, interchangeable optics and the added versatility of DMX control of all the

main functions, making it a truly multipurpose fixture. The compact and stylish design is

equally at home in a theatre, film or TV studio, exhibition centre, shopping mall, or car

showroom.

Light source and optics

The MSR 575 HR lamp is a high output metal halide arc lamp, with high luminous efficacy, and

a constant 95% CRI (Colour Rendering Index) and 6000°K colour temperature. The use of a

polished, enhanced aluminium reflector and four interchangeable lenses to vary the beam

spread give the fixture excellent versatility. The 'Hot Restrike' facility means the lamp does not

have to cool after power down and is always ready for use.

DMX control/stand-alone use

The Chroma-Q Daylight PAR is designed to operate on the ANSI E1.11 USITT DMX 512-A

protocol. This multiplexed serial data system allows for the individual addressing of multiple

units on one data cabling system. The unit is addressed by using the three push button

switches and LED display. The DMX signal allows remote control of lamp on/off, dimming

(partial) and 'power/lamp saving' mode. The unit equipped with a diagnostic section on the LED

display showing power, DMX signal and level presence.

Power

The Chroma-Q Daylight PAR is designed for worldwide use and does not require any alteration

to function on the standard voltages/frequencies available. The electronic lamp power supply

increases the lamp output and can extend the working life of the lamp.

2. Operation

2.1 Unpacking the unit

2.2 Caution/warning symbols and safety instructions

2.3 Power requirements

2.4 Fixture set-up and installation

2.5 Operating the unit

2.6 Troubleshooting

2.7 Technical overview

2.8 Technical specifications

2.1 Unpacking the unit

The Chroma-Q Daylight PAR package comes with the following items:

• Chroma-Q Daylight PAR

• Colour frame/mesh

• Set of 4 interchangeable lenses

• User manual

The unit is shipped in a specially constructed shipping carton to provide protection to the unit.

The packing material protects the fixture; always use it to transport the fixture.

Further copies of this manual may be downloaded from the Chroma-Q website -

www.chroma-q.com.

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Caution/warning symbols and safety instructions

The following International symbols are used throughout this manual and on the unit to identify

warning and caution messages.

Caution:

This symbol appears adjacent to caution messages. Failure to heed these

messages could result in personal injury and damage to equipment.

Warning:

This symbol appears adjacent to High Voltage Warning messages. Failure to

heed these messages could result in serious personal injury and damage to

equipment.

Hot Surface:

This symbol indicates a hot surface. Failure to heed these messages could result

in personal injury and potential fire risk.

Explosion Risk:

This symbol indicates a potential explosion risk from high-pressure lamps.

Always wear eye protection and clothing as per lamp manufacturers’ guidelines.

Failure to heed these messages could result in personal injury.

Eye Protection Required:

This symbol indicates that eye protection is required due to a potential explosion

risk. Failure to heed these messages could result in personal injury.

Minimum Safe Distance:

This symbol indicates the minimum distance to an illuminated object should be

at least, 1.5 metres (4.5 ft). Failure to heed these messages could result in a

potential fire risk.

Safety instructions

This product is for professional use only.

It is NOT intended for domestic or outdoor use.

• Please read the entire user manual before using this equipment.

• Disconnect the unit from its power source before removing or installing the lamp, fuses

or any other part, performing cleaning and maintenance, and when not in use.

• Ensure the unit has the proper electrical supply connections and is grounded.

• The unit must be connected to an AC electrical supply that has suitable fault protection.

• Always rig the unit with care and use an approved means of secondary attachment e.g. a

safety wire.

• Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture of any kind.

• Never operate the unit with missing or damaged covers or lenses.

• When installing or replacing the lamp always disconnect the unit, allow 15 minutes

cooling, and use the recommended protective safety equipment.

• Always replace the lamp if it becomes damaged or thermally deformed. Do not run

lamps for more than the manufacturers recommended number of hours.

• Do not mount the unit on or near flammable materials and ensure the unit is 1.5 metres

(4.5ft) away from anything it is shining on.

• Allow the unit to cool for at least 5-10 minutes before handling it.

• Servicing must only be carried out by the manufacturer or by other suitably qualified

service personnel.

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2.3 Mounting the unit

The Chroma-Q Daylight PAR is designed for worldwide use and does not require any alteration

to function on the standard voltages and frequencies generally available.

Voltage range Frequency Power Factor Max Power Replacement fuses

(2x) 5 x 20mm

90-130V AC 47-63 Hz 0.62-0.65 1100VA 2.5A, 250V, 'T' type

198-264V AC 47-63 Hz 0.92-0.95 700VA 5A, 250V, 'T' type

2.4 Fixture set-up and installation

Lamp installation

• Replace the lamp at the end or before the end of its rated life (see lamp manufacturers’

literature). Failure to replace a lamp at this time can increase the chance of the quartz

glass envelope exploding.

• Before installing/replacing a lamp, please ensure the power has been shut off, the unit

unplugged and the fixture left to cool for 10-15 minutes.

• Please observe the lamp manufacturers guidelines with respect to the personal safety

equipment recommended to install/replace a lamp in the fixture.

• Do not touch the lamp with bare hands. If touched by bare hands, clean the lamp with

isopropyl alcohol (C3H7OH) and a lint free cloth.

To install/replace the lamp

You will need:

• MSR 575 HR lamp

• Philips screwdriver

• Suitable personal protective equipment

1. Ensure the unit has been unplugged from its power source, and is cooled sufficiently to

work on.

2. Using a Philips screwdriver, unscrew the lamp release screw on the rear of the lamp

housing.

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3. Once the screw is completely loose, carefully remove the lamp housing from the

reflector housing by gently pulling it straight back. Trying to remove the lamp housing at

an angle will cause the lamp envelope to rub against the reflector opening and risks

damaging the quartz glass envelope (see diagrams below).

4. Wearing a pair of gloves and holding the lamp by its ceramic base, carefully remove the

old lamp from the holder.

5. Insert the new lamp into the socket assembly and gently push down until the lamp seats

correctly.

6. Re-insert the lamp housing onto the back of the reflector housing by starting to gently

guide the lamp envelope through the opening in the reflector. Then line up the guide pin

and gently push the lamp housing into position. Trying to insert the lamp housing at an

angle will cause the lamp envelope to rub against the reflector opening and risks

damaging the quartz glass envelope.

7. Tighten up the lamp housing retaining screw.

8. The unit is now ready for use, although the lamp position may need to be optimised to

achieve the best performance from the fixture (see: next section).

Optimising the lamp

1. Turn on the fixture, aim the light towards a flat surface and allow time to reach full

brightness.

2. Centre the hot-spot (the brightest section) in the main projected beam using the three

Philips headed screws on the back of the lamp housing. Turn one screw at a time to

move the hot-spot across the projected beam. If there is no visible hot-spot, adjust the

optimising screws until the light is evenly distributed.

3. If the hot-spot is too pronounced the lamp is too far

forward in the reflector. This hot-spot can be reduced

by turning all three screws clockwise ¼-turn at a time

until the light is more evenly distributed.

4. If there is a dark spot in the centre of the beam, or the

light output appears to be dimmer than expected, the

lamp may be too far back in the reflector. This can be

reduced by turning all three screws counter-

clockwise ¼-turn at a time until the light is brighter

and more evenly distributed.

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Using colour filters

The Chroma-Q Daylight PAR is equipped with runners designed to take a colour-frame or other

accessories, which have 7.5"/190mm outside fitting, 6.7"/170mm minimum diameter opening,

and a spring-loaded retaining clip, which prevents the accessories from falling out.

• The fixture may be HOT. Exercise caution.

• To release the clip, push it sideways and back towards

the rear of the fixture.

• Insert the colour-frame, or accessory.

• Push the retaining ring forwards until it snaps into the

locked position.

• Make sure that the colour-frame retaining clip is in the

locked position when the fixture is rigged.

• Use only high-temperature colour media or dichroic

glass filters in the unit.

Changing the Daylight PAR lenses

The Daylight PAR comes equipped with four interchangeable lenses allowing a large variation

of beam angles from one fixture.

The medium and wide flood lenses will produce an oval beam shape. This can be rotated any

direction by moving the black plastic lens retaining ring.

VNSP

Very narrow spot

15 circular beam

(Clear glass)

NSP

Narrow spot

19 circular beam

(Pebbled glass)

MFL

Medium flood

21 x 34 oval beam

(Lightly faceted)

WFL

Wide flood

30 x 51 oval beam

(Heavily faceted)

• Do not operate the fixture without a lens fitted.

• Before installing/replacing a lens, please ensure the fixture has been unplugged.

• During operation the lenses and retaining ring become very hot. Wear gloves when

adjusting the lens retaining ring. Allow the fixture to cool before changing the lens.

• Do not remove lenses in situation where they might fall and cause bodily harm. Work on

a flat, stable surface.

• Change the lenses if they become cracked or badly scratched.

Removing a lens

1. Place the fixture on a flat, stable, work

surface and rotate the lens retaining

ring so that the spring clip is at the top

of the fixture.

2. Tilt down the front of the fixture

approximately 45.

3. Use a finger to depress the spring

clip, allowing the lens to fall forward.

4. Carefully lift the lens clear of the

fixture.

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Installing a lens

1. Place the fixture on a flat, stable, work surface and rotate the lens retaining ring so that

the spring clip is at the top of the fixture.

2. Tilt up the front of the fixture slightly.

3. Holding the lens by edge, and with the convex side facing the back of the fixture, insert

the lens into the retaining ring so that the bottom of the lens is located behind the two

tabs at the bottom of the lens retaining ring.

4. Gently push the top of the lens into the retaining ring until it snaps behind the spring clip.

Note: Installing the lens the wrong way round (i.e. convex side outwards) will not affect the

optics of the fixture, but it will make subsequent lens removal more difficult and reduce the

working life of any colour media used with the fixture.

Connections

Power cord

A plug of the correct voltage and current rating, and suitable for the local power outlets, should

be connected to the power cord in accordance with colour code below.

International

Colour code

N. American

Colour code

Connections

Green and Yellow Green Earth (E) Ground (green)

Blue White Neutral (N) Neutral (silver)

Brown Black Live (L) Hot (gold)

Important Note: - This unit must be grounded/earthed!

Pin No Function

1 Screen/shield (0 V)

2 Data comp. (-ve)

3 Data true (+ve)

4 No connection

DMX signal cables

The DMX signal uses a 5 pin XLR connectors wired to the

ANSI E1.11 USITT DMX 512-A standard. Interconnections

should be made using suitable 5pin XLR cable.

Please ensure that your DMX cabling follows accepted

guidelines and is suitably terminated. 5 No connection

2.5 Operating the unit

All the unit functions are accessed using the LED display and the three push-button switches on

the rear panel.

Control Function

Red Button Mode access and record

Blue Button Decrements (-) the mode level or value

Black Button Increments (+) the mode level or value

3 Digit Display Displays mode, monitor or blank display

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Display operation

Power-up display

On power-up the display will show the DMX address mode.

Monitor Display

If left undisturbed for 5-7 seconds the display will revert to 'Monitor Mode'.

The first vertical bar indicates that there is Power (24V DC).

The second vertical bar indicates that there is Data (DMX).

The horizontal bars indicate the data Signal Level (DMX).

(See also: 'Troubleshooting' section of this manual)

Display Flip

The display-viewing angle can be flipped through 180º by pressing and holding the RED button,

then pressing the BLACK button.

Reset

If the RED button is held down and the BLUE button pressed, the

unit will reset to the factory default settings.

Push button operation

The RED button is used to scroll through the different modes of operation. The BLUE or BLACK

buttons are used to select the level or value in that mode.

If any mode or value is changed the display will flash until the RED button is pushed to record

the change.

Modes of operation

Stand-alone mode

In this mode, the unit can be used without a DMX control signal.

To use the stand-alone mode;

• Connect the unit to a suitable power outlet.

• Press the RED button to access the lamp power mode.

• Using the BLUE or BLACK button, scroll through the menu until the display reads LPL

(low power) or LPF (full power), and press the RED button to record.

• To switch off, use the BLUE or BLACK button, scroll through the menu until the display

reads LPO (lamp off), and press the RED button to record.

DMX addressing mode

This mode is used to set DMX data address of the unit. The unit uses one DMX channel.

The display shows the current DMX address (between 1-512).

(To alter the address, press button once to increment / decrement the value; hold down the

button for fast increments/ decrements of the value.)

Lamp power/control mode (LP)

This mode is used to set the control mode of the unit. The unit operates either controlled by

one channel of DMX data, or in stand-alone mode (with no DMX).

When in stand-alone mode the user can select lamp off, lamp on (low power), or lamp on (full

power).

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