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- Page 1 MODEL SPECIFIC OPERATIONAL MANUAL BurstBerry...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
taBle of contents 1. Introduction 2. General information 2.1 What is a laser and how does it work? 2.2 Laser Safety first! 2.3 Installation ofthe System 2.4 Control System 2.5 Scanning System 2.6 Connection Diagram 2.7 Multiple System Interlock 2.8 Switching ONsequence and User Interlock 2.9 Maintenance 3. -
Page 3: Introduction
IntroductIon Thank you for purchasing this KVANT product. To ensure proper operation, please read this manual carefully before using the product. After reading it, keep it in a safe place for future reference. -
Page 4: General Information
LASER LIGHT IS BRIGHT AND BLINDING DO NOT SHINE AT IEC 60825 - 1:2014 AIRCRAFT OR VEHICLES AT ANY DISTANCE KVANT This product is in conformity with performance standards for laser products under 21 CFR Part 1010.4 and 1040.11 except with respect CAUTION... - Page 5 The manufacturer and its distributors cannot be held responsible for any damages caused by improper use or misuse of this KVANT laser system. Please note that some other optical devices such The owner/user is fully responsible for as cameras, camcorders, video projector etc. can using this product in accordance to laser...
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Page 6: What Is A Laser And How Does It Work
what Is a laser and how does It work? What is a LASER? The laser is a device that creates continuous visible light energy waves (streams of photons that are referred to as “laser radiation”) with the same amplitude and phase that are flowing in the same direction; meaning they are coherent – they stick together and form a laser beam. -
Page 7: Laser Safety First
laser safety fIrst! Any laser system classified as a Class Before proceeding any further, please 4 laser must be used with caution. read the following safety page very If you are an inexperienced laser carefully. It could help you avoid operator, we strongly recommend dangerous and hazardous situations that you attend a ... -
Page 8: Installation Ofthe System
InstallatIon of the system Please follow these rules during the installation: The manufacturer is not liable for damages Do not connect the device to power supply during the or a injury caused by improper installation of the system. The installation should installation. be carried by a qualified installer who 2. -
Page 9: Control System
Please make sure all the laser settings in your control dependent on the control system that you use for operating system are set correctly before you start using your Kvant the laser as well as the correct device configuration in the laser display system. -
Page 10: Scanning System
scannIng system How to establish correct Scan-rate and maximal The product warranty does not cover the damages to the scanning system caused by improper use of the number of points in an effect scanning system or by incorrect programming. Therefore Each effect (picture) contains a different number of graphical it is essential to understand how the scanning works and points which defines the actual shape of ... - Page 11 In the following pictures you see the same star effect scanned at different scan rates at full scanning angle (60 degrees). Picture 1: the scan rate and/or number Picture scan-rate and/ Picture 3: further increasing of the of points is too low. The corner or number of points is about right. scan-rate and/or ...
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Page 12: Connection Diagram
connectIon dIagram Please check that all the signal and power leads are correctly installed and that the safety keys are inserted in all necessary positions. Both E-STOP Remote safety key and i laser system safety key must be inserted and switched to ON position in order to disable the interlock. -
Page 13: Multiple System Interlock
multIple system Interlock Multiple laser projectors may be daisy chained and controlled by a single E-STOP Remote. Any event which enables the Interlock on any laser projector in the daisy chain will trigger the safety Interlock for all the systems. After the event has been corrected the START button on the E-STOP Remote must be pressed by the operator to disable the Interlock. -
Page 14: Switching Onsequence And User Interlock
KVANT laser system is being used before switching the system ON. Power loss lasting greater than 2 seconds. 2. Mushroom emergency switch depressed. - Page 15 E-STOP Connection Drawing including User Interlock option The E-STOP Remote is an integral part of the laser projector. It is there for the safety of the public as well as the operator. Modifying or using anything other than E-STOP Remote provided, in the manner it was intended, may invalidate your laser projector’s variance.
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Page 16: Maintenance
maIntenance Maintenance: no user serviceable parts inside. Please note that a laser light entering the aperture of your It is essential to regularly inspect the laser projector (reflected or from another laser) or wrongly condition of the silica gel granules reflected beams inside the projector can permanently inside the cartridges. -
Page 17: Item Checklist
Before starting, check that all the following items have been included with your laser system. If anything is missing, contact your supplier. Number of units Descriptions Item Number of units Descriptions Item 1/5 KVANT Burstberry FB4 Laser powerCON TRUE1 Extension Display System Cord Hanging bracket for any Set of Safety Keys placement BUS ID: 1x ... -
Page 18: Optional Accessories
optIonal accessorIes Here is a list of optional accessories that are compatible with Burstberry laser system. Descriptions Item Intersection/Connector plate – allows you to set individual Burstberries further apart if necessary. Diffraction Grating lens Main aperture Diffraction Grating set SafetyScan lens bracket... -
Page 19: System Overview
KVANT Burstberry is a full colour, semiconductor diode The system is air-cooled and designed so that there laser system designed for professional laser displays. The is no airflow going through the optical compartment of the system is designed to work as a multi-head laser system and system. -
Page 20: Front View
front vIew 1. Laser aperture. 2. Aperture masking plate. 3. Laser emission indicator. To clean the aperture output window This metal masking plate When this indicator is lit up the laser use a soft cloth and medical grade be moved left and right when the system is ... -
Page 21: Side View
sIde vIew 1. Optical compartment cover bolts. 2. RGB colour alignment mechanism. 3. FB4 laser control interface. To access the optical compartment To access the colour alignment The inbuilt control interface allows you of the laser system undo 14 button hex mechanism undo 2 silver bolts and to ... -
Page 22: Rear View
rear vIew 1. Mains power INPUT/OUTPUT. 2. Power ON indicator. Use supplied Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 power cable The powerCON TRUE1 is a connector with breaking to connect the laser system to mains power supply using capacity (CBC), i.e. it can be connected or disconnected the INPUT connector. - Page 23 The Remote Interlock Bypass may be replaced by the 5. Ethernet. user’s own interlock system using a switch or dry relay Use these ports to connect PC control signal or to daisy closure to connect pins 1 and 2. With pins 1 and 2 shorted, chain the control signal between multiple laser display Laser Emission is possible, provided all other interlocks are systems.
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Page 24: Beam Alignment
Beam alIgnment Beam alignment principle It is possible that due to transportation, rigging, moving around or vibrations caused by various elements during There are three laser modules within this system where a set up or laser performance some of the internal optical each module produces one of the basic RGB colours (red, parts can move slightly resulting in colour misalignment. -
Page 25: Beam Alignment
Beam alIgnment Loosen 2 silver bolts that hold down the colour alignment mechanism cover and remove the cover. All alignment screws A,B,C and D must 2. Power up the system as normal. be fastened at the end of each beam 3. Firstly, it is necessary to align a colour with the longest alignment procedure. -
Page 26: Operation Instructions
operatIon InstructIons Burstberry is based on FB4 and can be controlled in three ways. Art-Net, Autoplay and Beyond/QS. Art-Net FB4 uses for its functionality maximum 39 DMX channels (FB4 mode). There is also blinder LED and grating wheel installed in Burstberry. Currently there are 4 channels which controls blinder LED intensity, grating wheel On/ Off, grating wheel rotation direction, grating wheel rotation speed. - Page 27 Way how additional Burstberry channels are used is done Autoplay manually by editing „settings.ini“ file which is located Additional Burstberry channels cannot be controlled in this on SD card. mode. In this mode Burstberry plays content according Autoplay settings in FB4 menu and also according special Examples: file located on ...
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Page 28: Technical Specifications
technIcal specIfIcatIons All the technical specifications are subject to change without prior notice. -
Page 29: Technical Specifications Burstberry
BurstBerry KVANT Burstberry – full colour, semiconductor diode laser system Total Optical Power (installed): 2.1W Total Optical Power (guaranteed): 2W* *Due to Advanced Optical Correction technology used in our laser systems the optical power output of each laser colour within the system may slightly differ from the specification of respective laser module(s) installed.
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