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Covers high voltage, power cord safety, earthing, qualified personnel, avoiding dimmer packs, and hot housing.
Emphasizes using correct replacement parts and warns against direct light exposure to prevent eye damage.
Specifies professional indoor use, acclimatization, and avoiding extreme environmental conditions.
Covers running without lamp, using transport handles, ignition safety, and unauthorized modifications.
Lists and illustrates components on the fixture head, such as lens, locks, and vents.
Details rear panel connectors (DMX, Ethernet, PowerCon) and front panel controls (screen, buttons).
Mandates installation by a qualified electrician according to regulations.
Explains power connection, auto-ranging supply, fuse protection, and cable color codes.
Strict warning against connecting to dimmer systems.
Detailed steps for safely removing and installing a new lamp, including cooling and cover handling.
Instructions for fine-tuning lamp alignment using the service menu for improved light output.
Specifics on inserting and securing the new frost module into its holder.
Covers qualified personnel, safety wire capacity, forbidden areas, and fire prevention distances.
Instructions for securing fixtures to trusses using clamps and safety wires.
Diagrams showing pin configurations for 3-pin and 5-pin XLR DMX connectors.
Instructions for serial connection of fixtures and the use of a terminator.
Pinout of the RJ-45 socket and requirements for network cables and connectors.
Guidance on connecting fixtures directly or via a switch, including IP and Universe settings.
Details lamp power, restrike behavior, colour wheels, and CMY+CTO mixing system.
Describes effect wheel, rotating gobos, frost, iris, zoom, focus, and framing shutters.
Information on the smooth dimmer unit and the shutter unit for strobe effects.
Details movement ranges, speed, and the electronic motion stabilizer's function.
Describes the framing shutters system and the location of pan/tilt locks on the head.
Settings for DMX address, Ethernet mode, IP/Net Mask, and ArtNet/MANet/sACN parameters.
Accessing fixture operational hours, temperatures, DMX values, and wireless state.
Explains the touch screen operation, battery, and navigation buttons like ESCAPE, NEXT, ENTER.
Descriptions of various icons used in the menu for navigation and function selection.
Setting the DMX start address and selecting desired channel modes.
Introduction to the menu for configuring Ethernet communication.
Setting Ethernet mode (ArtNet, MANet, etc.) and IP/Net Mask details.
Configuring ArtNet, MANet, and sACN universes and priorities.
Viewing total, resetable, and remaining hours for fixture and lamp usage.
Managing user settings (A/B) and selecting DMX input (Wired/Wireless).
Adjusting pan/tilt reverse, feedback, and movement modes (Time/Speed).
Options to reset modules or the entire system, and manually control effects via panel.
Running test sequences, dynamic mode, static mode, and music trigger.
Selecting, playing, and creating/editing user programs with step-by-step control.
Fine-tuning DMX channel values and adjusting the lamp for optimal output.
Performing fine calibration for various fixture effects like Pan, Tilt, Colours, Gobos.
Controls lamp status, power levels, and ignition delay via the menu.
Settings for the lamp light sensor and automatic lamp on/off behavior based on DMX signal.
A table detailing RDM commands for device discovery, setting, and getting parameters.
Procedures for linking the fixture to a DMX transmitter and unlinking it.
Describes icons for air filter status, lamp time, and the general error warning indicator.
Lists and explains messages for active lamp timers, lamp errors, and overheating.
Details power supply, lamp type (Osram Lok-it!), base, fuse, and ballast type.
Covers reflector, zoom range, colour wheels, and CMY+CTO mixing system.
Information on rotating gobos, motorized iris, and frost filter types.
Photometric data for beam application at minimum zoom, showing beam opening and illuminance.
Guidelines for cleaning the lens, fans, vents, and internal components using appropriate materials.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the fuse and resetting the air filter timer.
Environmental recommendations for disposing of the product at its end-of-life.
Explains the DMX protocol, including standard 16-bit and reduced 8-bit modes.
Details control for Pan, Tilt, Speed, Time, and Power/Special functions via DMX.
Covers high voltage, power cord safety, earthing, qualified personnel, avoiding dimmer packs, and hot housing.
Emphasizes using correct replacement parts and warns against direct light exposure to prevent eye damage.
Specifies professional indoor use, acclimatization, and avoiding extreme environmental conditions.
Covers running without lamp, using transport handles, ignition safety, and unauthorized modifications.
Lists and illustrates components on the fixture head, such as lens, locks, and vents.
Details rear panel connectors (DMX, Ethernet, PowerCon) and front panel controls (screen, buttons).
Mandates installation by a qualified electrician according to regulations.
Explains power connection, auto-ranging supply, fuse protection, and cable color codes.
Strict warning against connecting to dimmer systems.
Detailed steps for safely removing and installing a new lamp, including cooling and cover handling.
Instructions for fine-tuning lamp alignment using the service menu for improved light output.
Specifics on inserting and securing the new frost module into its holder.
Covers qualified personnel, safety wire capacity, forbidden areas, and fire prevention distances.
Instructions for securing fixtures to trusses using clamps and safety wires.
Diagrams showing pin configurations for 3-pin and 5-pin XLR DMX connectors.
Instructions for serial connection of fixtures and the use of a terminator.
Pinout of the RJ-45 socket and requirements for network cables and connectors.
Guidance on connecting fixtures directly or via a switch, including IP and Universe settings.
Details lamp power, restrike behavior, colour wheels, and CMY+CTO mixing system.
Describes effect wheel, rotating gobos, frost, iris, zoom, focus, and framing shutters.
Information on the smooth dimmer unit and the shutter unit for strobe effects.
Details movement ranges, speed, and the electronic motion stabilizer's function.
Describes the framing shutters system and the location of pan/tilt locks on the head.
Settings for DMX address, Ethernet mode, IP/Net Mask, and ArtNet/MANet/sACN parameters.
Accessing fixture operational hours, temperatures, DMX values, and wireless state.
Explains the touch screen operation, battery, and navigation buttons like ESCAPE, NEXT, ENTER.
Descriptions of various icons used in the menu for navigation and function selection.
Setting the DMX start address and selecting desired channel modes.
Introduction to the menu for configuring Ethernet communication.
Setting Ethernet mode (ArtNet, MANet, etc.) and IP/Net Mask details.
Configuring ArtNet, MANet, and sACN universes and priorities.
Viewing total, resetable, and remaining hours for fixture and lamp usage.
Managing user settings (A/B) and selecting DMX input (Wired/Wireless).
Adjusting pan/tilt reverse, feedback, and movement modes (Time/Speed).
Options to reset modules or the entire system, and manually control effects via panel.
Running test sequences, dynamic mode, static mode, and music trigger.
Selecting, playing, and creating/editing user programs with step-by-step control.
Fine-tuning DMX channel values and adjusting the lamp for optimal output.
Performing fine calibration for various fixture effects like Pan, Tilt, Colours, Gobos.
Controls lamp status, power levels, and ignition delay via the menu.
Settings for the lamp light sensor and automatic lamp on/off behavior based on DMX signal.
A table detailing RDM commands for device discovery, setting, and getting parameters.
Procedures for linking the fixture to a DMX transmitter and unlinking it.
Describes icons for air filter status, lamp time, and the general error warning indicator.
Lists and explains messages for active lamp timers, lamp errors, and overheating.
Details power supply, lamp type (Osram Lok-it!), base, fuse, and ballast type.
Covers reflector, zoom range, colour wheels, and CMY+CTO mixing system.
Information on rotating gobos, motorized iris, and frost filter types.
Photometric data for beam application at minimum zoom, showing beam opening and illuminance.
Guidelines for cleaning the lens, fans, vents, and internal components using appropriate materials.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the fuse and resetting the air filter timer.
Environmental recommendations for disposing of the product at its end-of-life.
Explains the DMX protocol, including standard 16-bit and reduced 8-bit modes.
Details control for Pan, Tilt, Speed, Time, and Power/Special functions via DMX.
General| Dimming | 0-100% smooth dimming |
|---|---|
| Pan Range | 540° |
| Tilt Range | 270° |
| Control | DMX, RDM, Art-Net, MA Net, MA Net2 |
| Input Voltage | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Colors | CMY + CTO |
| Strobe | Variable speed strobe effect |
| Voltage | 100-240V AC |
| DMX Channels | 36 |
| Cooling | Forced air cooling |
| Beam Angle | 4° - 60° (zoom range) |
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