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ALEDIN
Projecteurs de theatres
Single lens luminaires
330LF CW / 330LF WW
330CLF CW / 330CLF WW
Projecteur a LED type wash
Variable beam angle led wash light
Commandes manuelles / Commandes a perche
330LF
Version V1 – 16/05/11
DN41005100 V1.1
Robert Juliat S.A.S. Route de Beaumont, F60530 Fresnoy-en-Thelle - phone : +33 (0)3 44 26 51 89 - fax : +33 (0)3 44 26 51 89 - info@robertjuliat.fr
Robert Juliat U.S.A. 48 Capital Drive, Wallingford, CT 06492 – USA - phone : (203) 294 0481 - fax : (203) 294 0482 - info@robertjuliatamerica.com
Manual / pole operated
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- Page 1 DN41005100 V1.1 Robert Juliat S.A.S. Route de Beaumont, F60530 Fresnoy-en-Thelle - phone : +33 (0)3 44 26 51 89 - fax : +33 (0)3 44 26 51 89 - info@robertjuliat.fr Robert Juliat U.S.A. 48 Capital Drive, Wallingford, CT 06492 – USA - phone : (203) 294 0481 - fax : (203) 294 0482 - info@robertjuliatamerica.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Analysis ..............................20 LED reaction according to LED temperature ..................20 Troubleshooting ............................. 21 Robert Juliat reserve the right to change or alter any of the items detailed on this page, to increase or improve manufacturing techniques without prior notice. -
Page 3: User's Instructions
1 User’s instructions GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Not for residential use. These fixtures must only be serviced by a qualified technician. In addition to the instructions indicated on this page, relevant health and safety requirements of the appropriate EU Directives must be adhered to at all times. This fixture is in compliance with section 17 - Lighting appliance for theatre stages, television, cinema and photograph studios. -
Page 4: Presentation
2 Presentation 330LF – Manual Functions : 1. Hanging yoke 10. Identification plate 2. Tilt index 11. Safety cable attachement point 3. Focus index 12. Control board 4. Front focus adjustment 13. Handle 5. Accessories and colour filter runners 14. Data connectors (IN and OUT) locking system 15. -
Page 5: Identification Plate
Identification plate Description : 1. MOD. : Model 9. Net weight (Kg) 2. VERS. : Version 10. Minimum distance between a flammable 3. U : Nominal voltage input (V) material and the lighting unit (m) 4. I : Nominal intensity (A) 11. -
Page 6: Optional Accessories
Optional accessories Reference Description CF1000 4 Rotating leaves on a rotating barndoor (without safety cable) PF1000M 215 x 215mm metal filter holder G1000 215 x 215mm safety grid 40 x 10mm with 28mm screw clamp for Ø 35 to 50mm pipes 40 x 10mm with 28mm screw clamp for Ø... -
Page 7: Set-Up
3 Set-up Mechanics 3.1.1 Operating positions 3.1.2 Minimum distance between a flammable material and the lighting unit 0.3 m 3.1.3 Operating conditions Minimum : Maximum : 5°C 40°C 41°F 104°F Indice de Protection international: IP20 – Utilisation intérieure uniquement 3.1.4 Hanging ... -
Page 8: Safety Cable
3.1.5 Safety cable When hung or flown the fixture must be secured by an additional hanging accessory (such as a safety bond or cable) of suitable length. The combined weight of both the fixture and the accessories must be considered when choosing the load-bearing capability of safety cable or bond. -
Page 9: Data
Power cable Mains Cable Power cable Connector Cable type Wiring plug length Live: Brown 3G1.5 Standard CEE7/7 3 meters Neutral: Blue H07RNF version Neutric W : Yellow/Green PowerCon® 14AWG SJ Live: Black NAC3FCA North American Neutral: White TYPE 1.5 meter version (UL/CSA) W : Green... -
Page 10: Accessories
Accessories 3.3.1 Gel frame - 9 -... -
Page 11: Barndoors
3.3.2 Barndoors Movable accessories (barndoors, scroller, etc.) must also be secured with a suitable safety cable or bond at the front of the fixture. - 10 -... -
Page 12: Operation
4 Operation Light intensity 4.1.1 Range 100 % 4.1.2 Control Remotely with DMX512-A protocol Locally DMX512-A DMX Console 4.1.3 Parameters Resolution Mode Resolution 8 bits 255 steps 16 bits 65 535 steps Response Mode Response Slow Fades between values Fast Snaps between values ... -
Page 13: Strobe
Strobe 4.2.1 Range 100 % 1 Hz 27 Hz 4.2.2 Control Remotely with DMX512-A protocol DMX512-A DMX Console 4.2.3 Parameters Mode Strobe 1 DMX channel added to control the function Function not activated Beam size adjustment 4.3.1 Range - 12 -... -
Page 14: Control - Manual
4.3.2 Control - Manual Control – Pole operated 4.3.3 Colour Function Yellow Focus - 13 -... -
Page 15: Orientation
Orientation 4.4.1 Range Range Function Manual Pole operated 0 360° 0 360° 0 360° 0 45° TILT 4.4.2 Control - Manual Control – Pole operated 4.4.3 Colour Function White TILT Blue - 14 -... -
Page 16: Colour
Colour One fixed colour Any standard colour / effect filter gel See 3.3.1 for installation Size: - 15 -... -
Page 17: Beam Shaping With Barndoors Option
Beam shaping with barndoors option 4.6.1 Range Examples: Open Triangle Square Line 4.6.2 Control - 16 -... -
Page 18: Control Board
Control board 4.7.1 Display and Controls DMX indicator 888888 Button Function MENU Menu activation and/or go back ENTER Enter the current menu option and/or valid Scrolls through menus and/or increase data value DOWN Scrolls through menus and/or decrease data value 4.7.2 Menus and parameters ... - Page 19 Light intensity value if DMX not detected d M X H o L d Value (-/+) Function HOLD Light intensity = last DMX value Light intensity = 0 Light intensity = manual value o F F Display d I S P Value (-/+) Function...
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Page 20: Dmx Remote Control
Quantity of DMX d M H X X X channels detected DMX Break time (ms) d M H X X X 4.7.3 DMX remote control 8 bits mode* Channel Value Percent Function Dimmer 0 - 255 0 - 100 Course dimming * Resolution=8bits / strobe=OFF... -
Page 21: Service
5 Service Preventative maintenance 5.1.1 Frequency General maintenance should be performed at least once a year or more frequently if the equipment is operated in adverse conditions (smoke, heat, humidity, touring, etc.). 5.1.2 General cleaning Remove dust from the unit (air vents, printed circuit boards, etc.). During cleaning: ... -
Page 22: Troubleshooting
6 Troubleshooting SYMPTOMS POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTIONS Display switches on Display auto off mode Menu Pers disp (see 4.4.2) when button activated pressed Display OFF Display still off when No power Check power supply button pressed Temperature sensor is either “senerr”... - Page 23 - 22 -...
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