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Summary of Contents for Roboscan PRO 1220
- Page 1 Roboscan PRO 1220 users guide...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
SELECTING MAINS VOLTAGE AND FREQUENCY ......HOW TO INSTALL THE ROBOSCAN PRO 1220 ...... -
Page 3: Introduction
Can be controlled by the 2032 controller (16 pcs.) and 3032 controller (48 pcs.) Can be controlled via DMX 512 with a Martin Interface. The modular design of the Roboscan PRO 1220 enables the user to have future upgrades of features and so it will be possible to ’customize’ your own personal unit. -
Page 4: How To Install The Roboscan Pro 1220
DISCONNECTED FROM ANY MAINS AC POWER To install the lamp inside the PRO 1220 you must first locate the rear end plate, at the end of the unit where the fans are located. On this end-plate you will see a black mounted lever. -
Page 5: Operating With A Controller
Connect the Roboscan to the controller using the XLR/XLR or XLR/Dsub cable which came with the controller. If you are only using one Roboscan insert the terminating plug which came with the controller into the unused XLR socket on the Roboscan. -
Page 6: Controller
: To turn on the Lamp of the PRO 1220 via a DMX board you will first need to locate the channel faders that are controlling each unit. The first channel for each unit controls the Lamp and the Shutter. -
Page 7: Lamp Adjustment
A Point the beam at a flat surface. Using the controller set the Roboscan PRO 1220 to produce a full power, full size white image (that is without gobos, filters and prisms and with iris fully open and the dimmer on 100%). -
Page 8: Adjusting The Mirror
ADJUSTING THE MIRROR Re-adjusting the mechanical stop on the Roboscan PRO 1220-mirror adaptor is required if the pan or tilt motor occasionally loses steps, leaving the mirror incorrectly positioned after a reset is performed. This error occurs when the recoil of the mechanical reset bounces the mirror and bracket a whole pan or tilt motor step. -
Page 9: Adjusting The Pan/Tilt Dampers
ADJUSTING THE PAN/TILT DAMPERS Re-adjustment of the Pan or Tilt dampers is necessary if the end-stop adjustments have caused either of the motors to slide along its axis at any time. Loosen the dampers marked (F1) and (F2), See Figure 4, until the spring-loaded plastic pin is not touching the motor. -
Page 10: Regenerating Bad Lamps
REGENERATING BAD LAMPS It can occur that, after a period of time, problems can develop with discharge lamps when they have been running with too low voltage. The low voltage causes the lamp to burn with a blue arc inside and also causes the lamp to become black on the inside. When the lamp is black on the inside the lamp will refuse to start at normal voltage. -
Page 11: Removing Modules
REMOVING MODULES The Roboscan PRO 1220 has been constructed with ease of servicing and maintenance in mind and is constructed totally in a modular fashion. If you have problems with any particular section, you want to put in your own custom gobos or you need to clean parts of the unit it is a simple operation to remove any module, simply : Remove the top cover of the unit as described in the section marked ’INSTALLING... -
Page 12: Dip Switch Settings For The Roboscan Pro 1220
DIP SWITCH SETTINGS FOR THE ROBOSCAN PRO 1220 Address settings for RoboScan PRO 1220 Unit no. Section A Section B Unit no. Section A Section B 1,2,5 1,3,5 2,3,5 1,2,3 1,2,3,5 1,4,5 2,4,5 1,2,4 1,2,4,5 3,4,5 1,3,4 2,3,4 1,3,4,5 2,3,4,5... -
Page 13: Technical Specifications
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Roboscan PRO 1220 Dimensions : Length 1090 mm Width 316 mm Height 290 mm Weight: 49.0 Kg Fuse: 20 AT (6.3 X 32 mm) Power consumption: 1550 W Lamp: Philips 1200 W MSR...
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