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Martin ATOMIC 3000 User Manual

Martin ATOMIC 3000
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Martin ATOMIC 3000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeStrobe
DMX Channels3
ControlDMX
Dimming0-100%
Voltage50/60 Hz
LampXenon

Summary

Safety Information

To Guard Against Electric Shock

Safety precautions to prevent electric shock when operating the fixture.

To Guard Against UV Radiation, Burns, and Fire

Precautions for preventing UV radiation exposure, burns, and fire hazards.

To Guard Against Falls

Safety measures to prevent injuries from fixture falls during installation or operation.

To Guard Against Epileptic Seizure

Guidelines to avoid triggering epileptic seizures with flashing light effects.

Preparation for Use

Unpacking

Instructions for safely unpacking the Atomic 3000 and its components.

AC Power Connection

Details on connecting the fixture to the AC power supply and circuit requirements.

To Install a Plug on the Mains Lead

Guidance on fitting a plug to the mains lead for power connection.

To Install the Mounting Bracket

Step-by-step instructions for attaching the mounting bracket to the fixture.

To Rig the Fixture

Procedures and safety checks for securely rigging the fixture for use.

Lamp

Lamp Power Setting

How to select high or low power settings for the lamp to manage intensity and life.

Compatible Lamps

Information on the types of Martin and approved alternative lamps for the fixture.

Lamp Replacement

Detailed instructions and warnings for replacing the fixture's lamp.

Controller Operation

Data Connection

How to connect the fixture to a DMX controller using XLR data cables.

Data Connection Tips

Best practices and tips for reliable DMX data transmission and connection.

DMX Control Modes

Explanation of the different DMX control modes (1, 3, 4 channel) and their settings.

Control Address

How to set the DMX start address for individual fixture control.

To Set the DMX Address

Step-by-step guide to setting the DMX address using DIP switches.

DMX Control Parameters

How to control intensity, duration, and rate via DMX for various modes.

Programmed Effects and Blinder

Details on programmed effects and the blinder effect in DMX control.

Single Flash Operation

How to trigger single flash events using DMX control.

Stand-Alone Operation

Stand-Alone Flash Rate

How to set the flash rate for stand-alone operation without a controller.

To Program Stand-Alone Execution

Steps to configure the fixture for stand-alone operation modes.

Remote On/Off

How to achieve simple on/off remote control using a switch or relay.

Remote Controls

MC-1 Remote Control

Using the Martin MC-1 remote control with the Atomic 3000.

Atomic Detonator

Overview of the optional Atomic Detonator remote control features.

Data Connection

Specific data connection requirements when using the Atomic Detonator.

Mode Setting

How to set master/slave modes for the Detonator remote control.

Operation

Detailed operation of the Atomic 3000 when controlled by the Detonator.

To Program a Multi-Fixture Chase

Guide to setting up chase sequences with multiple fixtures using the Detonator.

Service

Fuse Replacement

Instructions and precautions for replacing the primary fuse in the fixture.

Firmware Updates

Information on how to update the fixture's firmware.

DMX Protocols

1-Channel DMX Mode

Detailed DMX channel assignments and functions for 1-channel mode.

3 and 4 Channel DMX Modes

Detailed DMX channel assignments for 3 and 4 channel modes.

Atomic 3000 Specifications

Physical and Thermal Specifications

Details on physical dimensions, weight, and maximum ambient temperature.

Control and Programming Specifications

Information on DMX control modes, remote control, and stand-alone options.

Approved Lamps and AC Supply

List of compatible lamps, AC voltage, frequency, and current requirements.

Construction and Installation

Details on housing, finish, and installation clearances.

Accessories

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