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DMX
DEUTSCHFRANCAIS
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ITALIANO POLSKI
The operation of radio transmission systems is subject to official regulations. These
may vary from region to region and must be checked by the operator before use (for
example, radio frequency and transmission power).
WARNING: Devices with wireless signal transmission are not suitable for use in sen-
sitive areas in which radio operation can lead to potentially detrimental interactions.
These include:
• Hospitals, health centres, or other healthcare facilities that provide patient treatment
with qualified personnel and equipment.
• Class I, II, and III hazardous areas
• Restricted areas
• Military facilities
• Aircraft or vehicles
• Areas where the use of mobile phones is prohibited
SIGNAL TRANSMISSION VIA W-DMX
®
WARNING: In general, wireless DMX transmission must not be used for applications
involving safety-related factors that might result in personal injury or property dam-
age in the event of a failure.
This applies in particular to moving scene or truss structures, DMX-controlled motors/
lifts, or lifting devices for operating DMX-operated platform lifts, hydraulic systems, or
comparable moving components.
Furthermore, wireless DMX transmission must not be used to control flame or pyro-
technic devices, explosion-driven effects, or gas or liquid effects. These include CO₂
cannons, confetti shooters, water effects, or similar.
ATTENTION! POTENTIAL DAMAGE FROM EXTERNAL LIGHT SOURCES!
Solar radiation, laser radiation, and bundled light beams from other lights can dam-
age the housing and internal components, such as filters, gobo and colour wheels,
motors, cables, belts, as well as light sources!
Do not expose the device and especially the lens opening to direct sunlight, laser
radiation, and bundled light beams from other lights during unpacking, installation,
prolonged disuse, and operation! Always point the lens opening towards the floor
when the device is not in use! Damage caused by external light sources is excluded
from the manufacturer’s warranty!
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