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Lamp installation, replacement and setting
DMX signal connection
Configuration and tests
Automode functioning
8 bit 6 channels mode selection
16 bit 9 channels mode selection
Components and parts
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Summary of Contents for Shark 0001
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Safety informations page 2 Technical features page 3 Mains supply connection page 4 Lamp installation, replacement and setting page 5 DMX signal connection page 6 Configuration and tests page 8 Automode functioning page 10 8 bit 6 channels mode selection page 11 16 bit 9 channels mode selection page 12... -
Page 2: Safety Informations
•Art. 0001 SHARK for HTI 150W discharge lamp. The input protocol is the DMX 512. To drive the SHARK we suggest to use either our controller Mini Control 32 (with DMX board), or the DMX Control Spot, which can drive the SHARK 16 bit obtaining the maximum displacement resolution. -
Page 3: Technical Features
YOUR REFERENCE Always remeber 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 SHARK motorized spot consists of: •Projector •Power connector •Lamp (upon request) •User’s manual... - Page 4 Make sure that the mains voltage and frequency correspond to the rated values. (pict.1) The SHARK is made for a mains voltage 230V 50/60 Hz; 2A For a power supply of 100V-120V it is necessary to use one auto transformer with the following features: •...
- Page 5 INSTALLATION OF THE LAMP In case of replacement of the lamp or maintenance, do not open WARNING the fixture unless 5 minutes have passed from the switching off. 1) Disconnect power before lamp’s replacement. Wear gloves and goggles. 2) Unscrew the pawls (A) on the back of the head fixture. (pict.2) 3) Open the lamp’s holder on the back of head fixture.
- Page 6 WARNING DMX TERMINAL LINE 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 (pins 2 and 3 of an XLR 3 pin connector) at the end of the cable furthest from the transmitter.
- Page 7 DMX Repeater Amplifier. CONTROL PANEL On the control panel of the SHARK (pict. 5) you can find, besides the display, the leds and the buttons to use to set the spot. • “DMX” led flashing: DMX input present...
- Page 8 SUMMARY OF THE PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS OF THE SHARK Addr NChn Test Mode StMd FLIP PrSP CGMd Rset LHrs Ipan FHrs Itlt About twenty seconds after the switching on, the number of the software version will be shown on the display in “X_00” format.
- Page 9 LHrs (Lamp Hours) To visualise the number of working hours of lamp press ENTER. The maximum countable number of hours is 2000. Exceeding this number, the display will show gr2t (greater than 2 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.
- Page 10 4 use of the Shark in SLAVE MODE EXAMPLE OF CONNECTION AND SETTING OF 4 SHARK IN SYNCHRO - MODE SLAVE SLAVE SLAVE EXAMPLE OF CONNECTION AND SETTING OF 4 SHARK IN INDIPENDENT AUTO - MODE ... 10 ...
- Page 11 USE OF THE SHARK IN DMX 512 It is possible to choose a reduced resolution (8 bit) for the PAN/TILT motion of the Shark by occupying 6 DMX channels, or a high resolution (16 bit) by occupying 9 channels. 8 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 9 channels).
- Page 12 To exit from the selected option without making any change press the MENU button. When set to work at 16 bit the Shark needs 9 channels to control the following functions and the correspondence channel/function is listed below Channel No.
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Page 15: Electric Diagrams
MAIN TO NGIANT11 PCB POWER +27V MF10 LAMP ON BALLAST BASE FAN BALLAST TO HEAD IGNITER LAMP HTI150 LAMP THERMAL FUSE HEAD FAN Title IGNITER SHARK POWER ELECTRIC DIAGRAM Size Document Number Date: March 7, 2000 Sheet •POWERNG• ... 15 ... -
Page 16: Troubleshooting
Set the DMX channel on The REMORE LAMP OFF 0 value and/or set the command is on. Shark for the 6 channels functioning. The lamp is cutting out The lamp is not The tension of the Measure the mains intermittently working well. - Page 17 Use an already tested cable off. starts the fixtures on. controller to the first of and connect the fixtures the Shark is interrupted one by one. (or pin 2 and 3 are swapped or the cables are on short circuit)
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Page 18: Technical Drawings
SPARE PARTS and TECHNICAL DRAWINGS N° PARTS DESCRIPTION CODE NUMBER N° PARTS DESCRIPTION CODE NUMBER Upper head cover SDM 89000110 Reflector parabole counterplate SDM 97020100 Lower head cover SDM 89000120 Tilt switch SDE 34201600 Lateral cover SDM 89000130 Pan switch SDE 34201600 Handle SDM 90100050... - Page 19 36/a 36/a 49/a 36/a 36/a •TECHNICAL DRAWINGS• ... 19 ...
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Page 20: System Board Connection
SYSTEM BOARD CONNECTION MICRO MOTORS SW PAN + 5V DMX SW TILT pict. 9 DMX IN MICRO + 5V LED TILT MAIN AC IN GOBOS COLORS SHUTTER fig. 9 VR1 MAIN TO POWER NG OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION MOTOR BOARD • POWER SUPPLY +30V Led On •... -
Page 21: Appendix
APPENDIX “A” 8 BIT CONFIGURATION The complete list of DMX values (6 ch. - ref. page 11) FUNCTION DESCRIPTION DECIMAL PERCENT CHANNEL MOTOR SPEED SPEED MOVEMENT 00..63 < 25% Slow 64..127 25%..50% Mid 1 128..191 50%..75% Mid 2 192..255 >75% Fast COLOR + RAINBOW COLOR WHEEL... - Page 22 APPENDIX “B” 16 BIT CONFIGURATION The complete list of DMX values (9 ch. - ref. page 12) FUNCTION DESCRIPTION DECIMAL PERCENT CHANNEL MOTOR SPEED SPEED MOVEMENT 00..63 < 25% Slow 64..127 25%..50% Mid 1 128..191 50%..75% Mid 2 192..255 >75% Fast COLOR + RAINBOW COLOR WHEEL...
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