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- Page 1 Relevé Spot User Operations Manual Version 1.2 Part Number: 2510M1200-1.2.0 Rev: B Released: 2020-10...
- Page 2 ETC intends this document, whether printed or electronic, to be provided in its entirety. This product is intended for professional use only. Read this entire document before using the product.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Introduction About This Manual Other References Document Conventions Help from ETC Technical Services Warranty Service Compliance FCC - Part 15 Class A Declaration of Conformity Safety Notices Storage and Transporting Unpacking Instructions Overview LED Source Color System... - Page 4 User Interface Power Requirements Input Power Voltage Range Power Receptacle/Connector Specification Environment Acoustic Performance Weights and Dimensions Weight Dimensions Luminaire Overview Sub Assemblies Installation Safety Attach Clamp Mounting Rails Truss Mounting Clamps Spacing Requirements Rigging Connect Data and Power Connect DMX-512 Terminate DMX-512 Connect Power In and Thru Power Up...
- Page 5 Menu System Control Settings Defaults Options Menu Pan/Tilt LED Output Freq Display Reset Defaults Home/Test Re-home Fixture Fixture Test Lens Cleaning Access About Menu Diagnostics DMX Monitor Board Firmware Update Firmware Update Firmware with USB Drive Update Firmware with Push Firmware Feature Advanced Operation DMX Channel Mode...
- Page 6 Remove and Reinstall Covers Remove the Head Covers Reinstall the Head Covers Clean the Lenses Replace the Effects Module Replace the Optics Module Remove the Optics Module Install the Optics Module Remove Clamp Mounting Rails Technical Specifications Note about LED luminaires Relevé...
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Page 7: Introduction
For your safety, read this entire manual prior to installing, operating, or servicing the Relevé Spot luminaire. Other References Relevé Spot videos are available for viewing from the ETC website etcconnect.com/ReleveSpot. Document Conventions This document uses the following conventions to draw your attention to important information. -
Page 8: Help From Etc Technical Services
Help from ETC Technical Services If you are having difficulties and your problem is not addressed by this document, try the ETC support website at support.etcconnect.com or the main ETC website at etcconnect.com. If none of these resources are sufficient, contact ETC Technical Services directly at one of the offices identified below. -
Page 9: Warranty Service
Warranty Service ETC warranty terms and conditions are available on the ETC website etcconnect.com. Compliance For current and complete compliance information, view the product datasheets at etcconnect.com/ReleveSpotDatasheet. FCC - Part 15 Class A This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received;... -
Page 10: Declaration Of Conformity
Declaration of Conformity EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY We, Electronic Theatre Controls Limited declare under sole responsibility that the product(s): Product name: Relevé Automated luminaire Product type/model: Relevé RELSPOT to which this declara on relates is/are in conformity with the following Direc ves by the applica on of the quoted Standards. -
Page 11: Safety Notices
The safety cable must, at a minimum, hold ten times the weight of the luminaire. ETC offers a suitable safety cable, which is available separately. Order part number 7060A1022. -
Page 12: Overview
Overview The Relevé Spot automated luminaire features: LED Source ® Features ColorSource Deep Blue array utilizing 52 Lumileds LUXEON C LEDs in Red, • Green, Indigo, and Lime Maximum of 6,000 field lumens at full power at any zoom position when operated within •... -
Page 13: Iris
A gobo carrier kit (RELGOBOKIT / ETC part • number 2510K1000) is available for purchase from ETC for customer-installed gobos, and custom gobos are available at approved Replace a Gobo on page 38 vendors. See Relevé Spot uses the shortest path to position each pattern upon recall. -
Page 14: Frost
Frost Variable frost softens the beam edges smoothly and evenly. • Utilizes Rosco Quarter Hamburg (R132) as standard. Rosco R114 and R119 are available • from ETC as field-installed accessory option kits. Model Part Number Description RELFROST114 2510K1001 Rosco R114 (Hamburg Frost) -
Page 15: Control
DMX Thru receptacle. A 5-pin XLR DMX terminator is an accessory option available from ETC (order part number SGE1507). ETC recommends using Belden 9729 (or equivalent) cable for a reliable DMX control system. Note: Do not use microphone cable or other cable with characteristics that are non- equivalent to the specified Belden 9729. -
Page 16: User Interface
User Interface The Relevé Spot user interface (UI) consists of a display and button controls for local configuration, and a USB (type A) port for firmware update. User Interface on page 24 for detailed information about the UI. Update Firmware on page 34 for information about updating firmware using the USB port. Power Requirements Input Power Voltage Range 100-240 VAC at 50/60 Hz... -
Page 17: Power Receptacle/Connector Specification
Inrush Voltage [VRMS] Freq [Hz] Maximum Inrush [Apk] 23.8 51.3 Luminaires per Circuit (20 A) 4 luminaires at 100 VAC • 5 luminaires at 120 VAC • 10 luminaires at 240 VAC • • Note: Relevé Spot requires power from a non-dimmable source. Consult the upstream breaker trip curve specification for compatibility information with the required input power. -
Page 18: Environment
The luminaire will not exceed 50 dBA at one meter distance in any direction when the operating temperature is 23°C (73°F); • the luminaire is in continuous operation with mechanical feature movement (pan/tilt, • media, zoom, iris, etc.); and the fan is in Auto mode. • Relevé Spot User Operations Manual... -
Page 19: Weights And Dimensions
Weights and Dimensions Weight The Relevé Spot weighs 67 lb. (30.4 kg) • Dimensions The Relevé Spot rotates within a 27.0 in (68.6 cm) circular diameter (base luminaire, • excluding any accessories). 23.2 in 58.9 cm 17.2 in 13 in 1.7 in 4.3 cm 33 cm 43.7 cm 13 in... -
Page 20: Luminaire Overview
Luminaire Overview Item # Description LED Module – includes the LED array and driver board, reflector, and fan assembly Yoke Assembly – includes yoke handles, supporting motor control boards, pan motor, and tilt motor Head – includes the Optics Module, Effects Module, and supporting motor control boards Front lens Enclosure –... -
Page 21: Sub Assemblies
Sub Assemblies Head Replacement Item# Name Notes Part Number Rotating Gobo Wheel, Ani-gobo Wheel, Effects Module 2510A2009-CFG Iris assembly Focus and zoom lens assembly, and Frost Optics Module 2510A2008-CFG assembly Overview... - Page 22 Effects Module The image above depicts the effects module with the enclosure, motors, and motor control board hidden for clarity of the internal features. Item# Description Notes Fixed gobo wheel with six breakup patterns plus an Ani-gobo Wheel open aperture Iris Assembly Smooth, stepless iris function Rotating and indexing wheel with five patterns plus...
- Page 23 Enclosure Replacement Item# Description Notes Part Number Power Input and Thru receptacles and DMX In and Power Module 2510A2027-CFG Thru XLR receptacles. Installs opposite of the Main Control Module in the enclosure. User interface with display and menu navigation buttons, and Main Control Module 2510A2034-CFG USB port for firmware update.
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Page 24: Installation
Installation CAUTION: Risk of Personal Injury! Overhead mounting requires extensive experience, including amongst others, calculating the working load limit (WLL) of the truss system, a specialized knowledge of the installation material being used, and a periodic safety inspection of all installation materials and the luminaire. -
Page 25: Safety
The safety cable must, at a minimum, hold ten times the weight of the luminaire. ETC offers a suitable safety cable which is available separately, order part number 7060A1022. -
Page 26: Truss Mounting Clamps
The mounting rail will be locked in place and flush to the enclosure when installed properly. Truss Mounting Clamps Truss mounting clamps are available from ETC, sold separately. Part Number Description PSF1131 Mega-Coupler™ Clamp 1.9" Pipe/2.0" Truss, Black PSF1132 Mega-Coupler Clamp 1.9"... -
Page 27: Spacing Requirements
When the luminaire is mounted in an overhead rigged position, you must also secure it in place using a safety cable that can hold at least ten times the weight of the luminaire. A suitable safety cable is available from ETC (part number 7060A1022). Contact ETC for additional details. -
Page 28: Connect Data And Power
The last luminaire in the DMX control run must be terminated to prevent signal reflections. Signal reflections cause noise on the data line, resulting in corrupted data between the control source and the luminaire. Use a DMX termination plug 5-pin XLR male (available from ETC; order part number SGE1507). -
Page 29: Power Up
WARNING: The powerCON is a connector without breaking capacity, i.e., the powerCON should not be connected or disconnected under load or while live! AVERTISSEMENT : Le powerCON est un connecteur sans capacité de coupure, c’est-à-dire que le powerCON ne doit pas être connecté ou déconnecté... -
Page 30: User Interface
User Interface Use the display and button controls in the UI to configure the luminaire for your specific application and installation needs. Display The LCD is a graphic backlit display that automatically adjusts its orientation 180 degrees according to its installed orientation (floor- or truss-mounted). While viewing the status screen, pressing and holding the Enter o button for three seconds manually flips the display orientation 180 degrees from its current state. -
Page 31: Menu Navigation
DMX is present. Note: ETC recommends running the most current version of firmware in your luminaire. Relevé Spot firmware is available for download from the ETC website etcconnect.com/ReleveSpot. See Update Firmware with USB Drive on page 34 instructions about updating firmware. -
Page 32: Auxiliary Battery
Auxiliary Battery The auxiliary battery recharges over time (trickle charge) when power is applied to the luminaire, obtaining a full charge over four hours. The battery will remain charged for up to one year when the storage environment is within the ambient temperature range specified for the Environment on page 12 luminaire. -
Page 33: Menu System
Menu System Main Menu Control Settings > Options > Home / Test > About > Diagnostics > Update Firmware > Advanced > Control Settings DMX Address Channel Mode Standard Data Loss Hold Options Menu Pan/Tilt > LED Output Freq 1200 Display >... -
Page 34: Control Settings
Control Settings Control Settings DMX Address Channel Mode Standard Data Loss Hold DMX Address - Displays the current DMX address. Press Enter o to edit the address. • Default Address is 001. Accepts values 1 - 488. Channel Mode - Displays the current DMX Channel Mode. Press Enter o to edit the •... -
Page 35: Options Menu
Options Menu Options Menu Pan/Tilt > LED Output Freq 1200 Display > Reset Defaults > Pan/Tilt Displays current pan and tilt settings. Navigate to and press Enter o to edit a setting. Tilt Invert - Inverts tilt movement. Settable to Off (default) or On. •... -
Page 36: Display
Display Provides display orientation and backlight settings. Orientation - Settings are Auto (default) and Flip. Navigate to Orientation and press Enter • o to edit the current setting. Press the navigate up ˄ or down ˅ buttons to change the selection, then press Enter o to set the new selection. -
Page 37: Home/Test
Home/Test Home / Test Re-home Fixture > Fixture Test > Lens Cleaning Access > Re-home Fixture Selecting and confirming this menu option re-homes all features except for pan and tilt. Fixture Test This menu provides options to test all features of the luminaire in one sequence, individual features of the luminaire as stand-alone tests, or individual features of the luminaire concurrently. -
Page 38: Lens Cleaning Access
RDM - Displays the RDM address of the luminaire. • 6574 is the ETC manufacturer ID. The remainder of the digits are a unique RDM ID for this luminaire. The content in the About menu is shown for informational purposes only. You can change the DMX Address from the Control Settings menu. -
Page 39: Diagnostics
Diagnostics Diagnostics DMX Monitor > Board Firmware > DMX Monitor The DMX Monitor menu displays the value of every channel in the current selected DMX Profile. Direct Mode Standard Mode DMX Monitor DMX Monitor Intensity Intensity Green Green Blue Blue Lime Strobe Strobe Pan Course Pan Course... -
Page 40: Update Firmware
1.1.0 or later firmware, and the UpdaterAtor software version must be version 6.0.0 or later. If you are using an ETC Gadget II with UpdaterAtor, the Gadget II must be running Gadget II version 1.2.0 firmware or later. -
Page 41: Update Firmware With Push Firmware Feature
DMX control source to the host luminaire's DMX IN port. Advanced The Advanced menu is password protected, reserved for trained and qualified technicians. Password Protected Please Enter Access Code below: Contact ETC Technical Support for assistance with advanced features. Menu System... -
Page 42: Operation
Relevé Spot has two modes of operation, which are accessible in the Control Settings menu from the user interface. A full listing of control channels and timing data for the selected mode of operation is available on the ETC website etcconnect.com/ReleveSpot/DMX-Channel-Map. Standard Mode utilizes 20 channels of control. This is the default setting. -
Page 43: Dmx Start Address
DMX Start Address The user interface allows configuration of the DMX Start Address to any value between 001 and 488. By default, the address is set to 001. The DMX Start Address information is stored in the luminaire even when power is removed. Note: The luminaire features an auxiliary battery in the Main Control Module which... -
Page 44: Replace A Gobo
Standard or custom gobo installed in a Relevé Spot gobo carrier • A gobo carrier kit (RELGOBOKIT / part number 2510K1000) is available separately for purchase. Contact ETC Customer Service or your local authorized ETC dealer. CAUTION: Do not rotate the gobo carriers or sun gear. It is important to maintain the gobo carrier and sun gear positions while you remove and replace gobos. - Page 45 4. Disconnect power and CAN bus wires from the effects module motor control board before removing the module. a. Disconnect the FX MOD PWR (red-and-black wire pair) from J6. b. Disconnect the FX MOD CAN (blue-and-white wire pair) from J12. CAUTION: Before removing the effects module, ensure that the lenses are positioned out of the way so there is no contact between the lenses and the effects module components.
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Page 46: Remove A Gobo
Remove a Gobo Tool required: 1/8 in flat blade • CAUTION: To ensure proper indexing of your rotating gobo wheel, you must have a gobo installed in the first slot prior to powering up or re-homing the luminaire. CAUTION: For this procedure, it is important to lay the effects module on a clean and flat work surface with the motor-side facing up to ensure that the gobo rests on the work surface when you remove the retaining clip. -
Page 47: Install A Gobo
5. Locate the notch in the gobo retaining ring, insert the flat blade, and twist the blade 90 degrees to loosen the retaining ring. Continue using the flat blade around the outside of the retaining ring to loosen the clip from the gobo carrier, and then carefully slide the ring off of the gobo carrier. -
Page 48: Install The Effects Module
4. Align the retaining ring around the outside lip of the gobo carrier, and then fully seat the ring to secure the gobo in place. Install the Effects Module 1. Ensure the address on the effects module motor control board is set to address 3 and the jumper is installed to J15. - Page 49 3. Reconnect the power and CAN bus wires to the effects module motor control board and check that all other factory connections are fully seated. Each wire set is labeled with its installation location and purpose, and the module is labeled to further guide you. a.
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Page 50: Maintenance
Maintenance Regular maintenance of the Relevé Spot luminaire is recommended to ensure optimal performance for the life of the luminaire. Note: Any service or maintenance that you perform on your Relevé Spot luminaire is at your own risk. WARNING: RISK OF DEATH BY ELECTRIC SHOCK! Failure to disconnect all power to the luminaire before working inside could result in serious injury or death. -
Page 51: Clean The Fan Filter
Clean the Fan Filter To ensure proper air flow and cooling in the LED module, remove any buildup of dust on the fan filter and fan blades on a routine basis according to the installation environment. WARNING: RISK OF DEATH BY ELECTRIC SHOCK! Failure to disconnect all power to the luminaire before working inside could result in serious injury or death. -
Page 52: Remove And Reinstall Covers
Remove and Reinstall Covers Access to the internal components of the luminaire is provided behind removable covers. Disconnect power to the luminaire and allow it to cool completely before opening the covers. WARNING: RISK OF DEATH BY ELECTRIC SHOCK! Failure to disconnect all power to the luminaire before working inside could result in serious injury or death. -
Page 53: Reinstall The Head Covers
2. Lift the cover, and then detach the lanyard from the luminaire enclosure to completely remove the cover. 3. If necessary, repeat these steps to remove the second cover. Reinstall the Head Covers Head covers are universal, meaning that you can reinstall them on either side of the head of the luminaire. -
Page 54: Replace The Effects Module
1. Maintain power to the luminaire. 2. Remove the head covers. See Remove the Head Covers on page 46 3. Using your control source, tilt the head until the lenses are easily accessible. 4. Navigate the menu to Home/Test > Lens Cleaning Access, and press Enter o. Lenses Apart [1/2] displays and the lenses inside the luminaire move apart. - Page 55 3. Ensure that the address and jumper settings for the replacement effects module are correct according to the label on the module. a. The address on the effects module motor control board must be set to address 3. b. The jumper must be installed to J15 on the effects module motor control board. 4.
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Page 56: Replace The Optics Module
Replace the Optics Module Tool required: #2 Phillips screwdriver • WARNING: RISK OF DEATH BY ELECTRIC SHOCK! Failure to disconnect all power to the luminaire before working inside could result in serious injury or death. Disconnect power from the luminaire and follow appropriate Lockout/Tagout procedures as mandated by NFPA 70E. Any work must comply with OSHA Safe Working Practices and follow requirements by local code. - Page 57 4. Disconnect the power and CAN bus wires from the optics module motor control board before removing the module. a. Disconnect the OPTICS MOD PWR (red-and-black wire pair) from J6. b. Disconnect the FX MOD CAN (blue-and-white wire pair) from J11. c.
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Page 58: Install The Optics Module
Install the Optics Module 1. Ensure that the address setting for the replacement optics module is correct according to the label on the module, and ensure that the CAN bus jumper is not installed in J15. a. The address on the optics module motor control board must be set to address 2. b. -
Page 59: Remove Clamp Mounting Rails
Remove Clamp Mounting Rails The provided clamp mounting rails feature a safe-latching system for secure fit to the hanging points on the enclosure. 1. To remove the clamp mounting rails from the enclosure: a. Press up on the locking mechanism handle until it is clear of the attachment point. b. - Page 60 Holzkirchen, DE +49 (80 24) 47 00-0 Rome, IT +39 (06) 32 111 683 Hong Kong +852 2799 1220 Paris, FR +33 1 4243 3535 etcconnect.com Support support.etcconnect.com Contact etcconnect.com/contactETC © 2020 ETC, Inc. Trademark and patent info: etcconnect.com/ip Product information and specifications subject to change. ETC intends this document to be provided in its entirety. 2510M1200-1.2.0 Rev B Released 2020-10...
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