Microh QUADBEAM Manual de usuario

Owner’s Manual

4 Head - Red and Green 260mw Laser Light

PLEASE READ INSTRUCTION MANUAL BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT

UNPACKING UNIT

In order to use this product safely and correctly, please read this manual carefully

before use.

When you receive this product, please check for any problems caused during

shipping. Please ensure that the following parts are included in this package:

•QUADBEAM/RG – 1 pc

•DMX512 (XLR) signal cable – 1 pc

•Power Cable – 1 pc

•Instruction Manual

INSTALLATION

Please make sure the voltage you are using is compatible with the marking on

the product prior to installation.

It is important that the unit be installed by a qualified technician.

Please ensure that an area of 0.5M is clear of any flammable material when

installing this unit.

Please ensure that the fan and exhaust vents are kept clean at all times.

Regular maintenance must be performed on this unit in order to ensure optimal

performance and laser diode life.

A safety cable must be used when installing this unit.

NOTICE

Please follow the instructions outlined in this manual. This product must be

repaired by a qualified person.

•Do not operate this product in wet or dusty conditions.

•This unit must be installed in a fixed position in order to minimize

vibrations. Make sure your clamp is tightened properly.

•Ensure that the vent is free and clear from any obstruction.

•Ensure that plug is connected securely before turning unit on.

•Do not run unit continuously for longer than two hours.

•If unit is run consistently for two hours, it must be turned off for 15

minutes in order to cool down.

•Whenever transporting this product please ensure that original packaging

is used or a proper flight case with padding to protect the unit.

WARNING

This laser light has a danger rating of Class IIIB, it is dangerous to observe the

beam of light directly. The minimum distance for observation is 20CM, and at

that distance you should not look directly at the beam for longer than 10 seconds.

SPECIFICATIONS

Laser Type: Solid state semiconductor laser .

Wavelength: Red 650nm, Green 532nm

Power Supply: 110V-220V 50/60Hz Auto Switching 100 watt 1 amp

Laser Output: 2 x Red 100mw, 2 x Green 60mW

DMX Channels: 8

Operating Mode: DMX512, Sound Active and Master slave

Patterns: 16

DMX Operation

This light can be controlled using standard DMX512 controllers. In order to

control the light via DMX you must assign the DMX address using the 10 dip

switches at the back of the unit.

To put the unit into DMX Mode, dip switch 10 must be set to the off position.

After doing this, you must then select the desired DMX Address by using dip

switches 1 to 9. The unit must be turned off while performing this function.

If you are changing DMX address, the unit must be turn off to allow it to

reset.

Dip Switch No. Digital Address Dip Switch No. Digital Address

1 1 6 32

2 2 7 64

3 4 8 128

4 8 9 256

5 16 10 FUNCTION

The following are examples of dip switch settings:-

CHANNEL SLIDE

VALUE Control content

0~50 Black Out – Laser Off

51~101 Sound active mode

102~152 DMX512 Image mode 1

153~203 DMX512 Image mode 2

Ch 1

204~255 Auto running

0~03 Circle zoom in/out

04~7 Short line rotation

8~11 Circle move around X axis

12~15 Circle move around z axis

16~19 Writing circle

20~23 circle move around Y axis

24~27 Circle move left and right

28~31 Half-circle Rotation

32~35 Half-circle rotate on X axis

36~39 Half-circle rotate on Y axis

40~43 Half-circle move right and left

44~47 “W”rotation on X axis

48~51 “W”rotation on Y axis

52~55 Wave rotation on X axis

56~59 Image flow like wave

60~63 Wave move left and right

64~67 Square zoom in & out

68~71 Square rotate on X axis

72~75 Square rotate on Y axis

76~79 Square zoom in & out while rotating

80~83 Triangle zoom in & out

84~87 Triangle zoom in & out while rotating

88~91 Triangle move left & right while drawing

92~95 Wavy lines moving

96~99 Star Rotation

100~103 Star move left & right

104~107 Line move up and down

108~111 Line rotation clockwise

112~115 Horizontal Line adjusts short & long

116~119 Vertical Line moves right and left

120~123 Vertical Line adjusts short & long

124~131 Line rotation

132~135 Hexagon zoom in & out

136~139 Hexagon rotation

Ch 2

140~143 Small circle move left and right

144~147 Small circle trace figure 8

148~151 Dot move right and left

152~155 Dot move around one path

156~159 Image flow like wave

160~163 Cloud move left and right

164~167 Cloud rotating on Y axis

168~171 Cloud rotating on X axis

172~175 “V”separate and move

176~179 “V”rotate around X axis

180~183 “V”rotation around Y axis

184~187 “V”zoom in & out

188~191 “V”rotating clockwise

192~195 Single wave rotation clockwise

196~199 Image flow around single wave

200~207 Line rotating

208~211 “+”rotation anticlockwise

212~215 “+”zoom in & out

216~219 Line rotating clockwise on centre

220~223 Image flow around “8”

224~227 “8”rotation

Ch 2

228~255 Rectangle rotation

0~50 Single Image 1 (vertical line)

51~101 Single Image 2 (circle)

102~152 Single Image 3 (square)

153~203 Single Image 4 (dot)

Ch 3

204~255 Single Image 5 (triangle)

Ch 4 0~255 Single Image zoom in to out (small to

large)

0~49 Single Image stops rotation

50~149 Single Image rotate anticlockwise

Ch 5 150~255 Single Image rotate clockwise

Ch 6 0~255 Single Image move around X axis

Value 0 = Home Position. Moves Right to

Left

Ch 7 0~255 Single Image move around Y axis

Value 0 = Home Position. Move Up to

Down

Ch 8 0~255 Control Single Image scanning speed

(0=Fast & 255=Slow)

DMX Operation Continued

Channel 1 is master DMX Channel. This is used to put the unit in sound active

mode, DMX512 Image Mode 1, DMX Image Mode 2, Auto and Blackout. Please

see the values in the chart above for desired effect.

Channel 2 Control: This channel gives user ability to select the Images. In

order to have access to Images using Channel 2, Channel 1 must be set to a

value between 51-101. Note: In this mode Channels 3 to 8 are inactive.

Channel 3 Control: To access all single Images on Channel 3, Channel 1 must

be set to a value between 102-152. Note: In this mode Channel 2 is inactive.

Channels 4 to 8 are used to control the individual Images as selected.

Channel 4 Control: When Channel 3 is available (as described in section 3

above) Channel 4 allows you to Zoom single Images IN and OUT (control size)

which have been selected on Channel 3. If Channel 4 value is at 0 most Images

will appear as a dot, therefore it is important to select a value greater than 19 in

order to see the required Image.

Channel 5 Control: When Channel 3 is available (as described in section 3

above) Channel 5 will allow you to control the rotation of the single Image

selected on Channel 3.

Channel 6 Control: When Channel 3 is available (as described in section 3

above) Channel 6 will allow you to move the single Image on it’s X axis (left to

right). Value 0 will take Image back to the centre or home position.

Channel 7 Control: When Channel 3 is available (as described in section 3

above) Channel 7 will allow you to move the single Image on it’s Y axis (up to

down). Value 0 will take Image back to the centre or home position.

Channel 8 Control: When Channel 3 is available (as described in section 3

above) Channel 8 will control the scanning speed of the single Image selected on

Channel 3.

SOUND ACTIVE MODE

This unit can be run in Sound Active Mode. In Sound Active Mode the unit will

change pattern and movement to the beat of the music.

SOUND ACTIVE SETTINGS

1. To select Sound Active Mode, all DMX dip switches should be set to the

off position.

2. Set Sensitivity/Volume knob to the desired level (centre position

recommended)

When changing modes using the dip switches, the unit must always be turned

off so that it can reset itself.

MASTER SLAVE MODE

This unit can be run in Master Slave Mode. In Master Slave Mode one unit will

be the master and all units set to Slave Mode will follow the Master patterns and

movement.

MASTER SLAVE SETTINGS

To select Master Slave Mode you need to set up the DMX dip switches.

1. Set Dip Switch 10 to the on position on Master and Slave unit

2. Set Dip Switch 1 to the on position for Master Unit

3. Set Dip Switch 1 to the off position for Slave Unit(s)

4. Connect XLR Cable to output of Master Unit and then to the input of the

slave unit.

5. Set Sensitivity/Volume knob to the desired level (centre position

recommended)

When changing modes using the dip switches, the unit must always be

turned off so that it can reset itself. You connect up to 8 Slave units to one

Master. More units may be connected but it will depend on the distance apart

and may cause the units not to function accurately.

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