Why does my Martin MAC Viper Performance show a lamp error?
If your Martin Lighting Equipment displays a lamp error message and there is no light, the lamp may be blown, not installed, or the lamp access door safety switch might be open. Disconnect the fixture from power and replace or install the lamp. Check that the lamp access door is fully seated and locked in place.
What to do if the lamp cuts out intermittently on Martin MAC Viper Performance?
If the lamp in your Martin Lighting Equipment cuts out intermittently, the fixture may be too hot. Allow the fixture to cool down, clean it, and reduce the ambient temperature.
What causes timeout error after Martin MAC Viper Performance reset?
If you get a timeout error after resetting your Martin Lighting Equipment, it may be that the effect requires mechanical adjustment. Contact Martin™ Service or an authorized Martin™ service partner.
What to do if Martin MAC Viper Performance fixtures respond erratically?
If Martin Lighting Equipment fixtures reset correctly but respond erratically, it might be due to a bad data link. Inspect connections and cables, correct poor connections, and repair or replace damaged cables. It could also be that the data link isn't terminated, so insert a DMX termination plug in the data output socket of the last fixture on the data link. Check the fixture address and protocol settings. If one of the fixtures is defective and disturbing data transmission, unplug the XLR in and out connectors and connect them directly together to bypass one fixture at a time until normal operation is regained. Have the fixture serviced by a qualified technician.
How to troubleshoot completely dead Martin MAC Viper Performance Lighting Equipment?
If one or more Martin Lighting Equipment fixtures are completely dead, first check that power is switched on and the cables are plugged in. If the issue persists, it may be due to a blown fuse or an internal fault. In this case, contact Martin™ Service or an authorized service partner for assistance.
Why does the mechanical effect lose position on Martin MAC Viper Performance Lighting Equipment?
If the mechanical effect loses position on your Martin Lighting Equipment, it could be that the mechanical train requires cleaning, adjustment, or lubrication. Contact Martin™ Service or an authorized Martin™ service partner.
General| Color Temperature | 6000K |
|---|---|
| Focus | Motorized |
| Iris | Motorized |
| Animation Wheel | Yes |
| Pan Range | 540° |
| Tilt Range | 270° |
| Control Protocols | DMX512, RDM |
| Type | Moving Head |
| Gobo Wheels | 2 rotating gobo wheels |
| Color Wheels | 2 color wheels |
| Frost | Yes |
| Strobe Effect | Yes |
| Dimmer | Electronic |
| Framing Shutters | 4 rotating framing shutters with 360° rotation |
| Weight | 34 kg (75 lbs) |
Overview of the User Guide and its relation to the Safety Manual.
Shutter, strobe, dimming, and CMY/CTO color mixing adjustments.
Color wheel with filters and rotating gobos with indexing and shake features.
Animation wheel, framing module, prism, iris, and frost filter controls.
Focus, zoom lens range, zoom/focus linking, and pan/tilt movement.
Details the interchangeable four-facet prism and the seven-color wheel.
Details rotating gobos and the animation wheel for effects.
Using control panel buttons, jog wheel, and understanding the status LED.
Stored settings, service mode, DMX address, and DMX modes configuration.
Setting fixture ID and optimizing performance via personality settings.
Display settings and ERROR MODE configuration.
Monitoring DMX signal and running test sequences.
Resetting effects/fixture, and controlling lamp on/off via DMX.
Illuminating the display and overriding onboard menu settings via DMX.
Calibrating effects by changing factory default offsets using DMX commands.
Understanding RDM UID for identification and RDM PIDs for parameter queries.
Accessing error lists, feedback settings, adjustment, calibration, and USB updates.
Calibrating pan/tilt sensors and effects for optimal performance.
Procedures for installing firmware using USB memory or a PC interface.
DMX control for shutter, strobe, dimmer, CMY, CTO, and color wheel.
DMX control for gobo selection, indexing, shake, animation wheel, and rotation.
DMX control for framing, prism, iris, zoom, focus, pan, and tilt.
DMX commands for fixture control, resets, lamp, and calibration management.
DMX ADDRESS, CONTROL MODE, FIXTURE ID, PAN/TILT, SPEED, DIMMER CURVE.
FOCUS TRACKING, AUTO LAMP ON, DMX LAMP OFF settings.
DMX RESET, EFFECT SHORTCUT, AUTO BLACKOUT, DISPLAY, ERROR MODE.
Loading FACTORY DEFAULT settings and accessing INFORMATION menus.
DMX LIVE for signal monitoring and TEST functions for sequence testing.
Manual focus, pan, tilt control; SERVICE access for errors, adjustment, calibration, firmware.
Lists and explains potential warnings indicating future problems or requiring attention.
Lists and explains serious error messages indicating problems requiring intervention.
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