Martin MAC Viper Installation Manual page 5

13. See Figure 7. Push the Beam Kit multiconnector
(arrowed) onto the corresponding socket in the
head and fasten it onto the socket with the two
Torx 10 screws in the multiconnector.
14. Reinstall the top head cover (see Figure 1),
checking that the Beam lens safety wire and
connector attachment wire are not trapped under
the cover during reassembly. Check also that the
top head cover's safety wire is securely attached
before tightening the head cover retaining screws.
15. See Figure 8. Hold the Beam lens over the
mounting collar. Lift up the end of the lens safety
wire attachment A so that the wire can reach its
attachment point B and push and slide it so that it
is locked into the attachment point.
16. See Figure 9. Place the
Beam lens onto the
mounting collar so that its
two clips line up with the
latching points in the
collar (arrowed) and
fasten the clips.
17. Release the tilt lock, then
apply power. With MAC
Viper AirFX firmware
version 1.3.0 or later
installed, the fixture will
recognize that the Beam
Kit is installed and limit
the tilt range so that the
Beam lens cannot collide
with the base.
18. Check and if necessary adjust the lamp alignment as described in the MAC Viper AirFX user manual. Remove
any significant hotspot in the beam.
19. Precautions are necessary in order to avoid personal injury or damage to the fixture or Beam Kit during use,
service and transport in the flightcase. Read "Safety information" on page 1 and "Packing in the flightcase" on
page 6.
When the Beam Kit is installed as described above and the fixture is powered on, the MAC Viper AirFX
recognizes the Beam components automatically and configures itself for operation with the Beam lens. If you
remove the Beam Kit and reinstall the standard components, the fixture will recognize that no Beam lens is
present and reconfigure itself for operation without the Beam.
Martin MAC Viper Quadray™ Beam Kit Installation and DMX Control Guide
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A
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