How to fix SHOWTEC Explorer 250 Pro with no light and no movement?
If your SHOWTEC Lighting Equipment has no light and no movement, ensure it's properly plugged into an appropriate power supply. Replace the old lamp with a new one of the same specifications and replace the fuse.
Why does SHOWTEC Explorer 250 Pro Lighting Equipment lamp cut out intermittently?
If the SHOWTEC Lighting Equipment lamp cuts out intermittently, it could be due to the fixture overheating or the power supply settings not matching the local AC voltage and frequency. Allow the fixture to cool, clean the fan, and ensure that the air vents at the control panel and front lens are not blocked. You might also need to turn up the air conditioning. Disconnect the fixture, check the power supply settings, and correct if necessary.
What to do if SHOWTEC Explorer 250 Pro Lighting Equipment has no light?
If your SHOWTEC Lighting Equipment has no light, first, disconnect the fixture and check if the power supply settings match the local AC voltage and frequency, correcting them if necessary. Also, disconnect the fixture and replace the lamp, in case it's missing or blown.
What to do if SHOWTEC Explorer 250 Pro Lighting Equipment fixtures are completely dead?
If one or more fixtures of your SHOWTEC Lighting Equipment are completely dead, verify that the power is switched on and the cables are properly plugged in. If that's not the case, replace the primary fuse.
What to do if SHOWTEC Explorer 250 Pro fixtures don't respond to the controller?
If your SHOWTEC Lighting Equipment fixtures reset correctly but don't respond to the controller, ensure the controller is properly connected. If the 3-pin XLR Out of the controller doesn't match the XLR Out of the first fixture on the link (i.e., the signal is reversed), install a phase-reversing cable between the controller and the first fixture on the link.
Why does SHOWTEC Lighting Equipment shutter close suddenly?
If the shutter closes suddenly on your SHOWTEC Lighting Equipment, it might be because the color wheel, gobo wheel, or a gobo has lost its index position, causing the fixture to reset the effect. If the problem persists, contact a technician for servicing.
What to do if SHOWTEC Explorer 250 Pro Lighting Equipment fixtures respond erratically to the controller?
If your SHOWTEC Lighting Equipment fixtures reset correctly but respond erratically, it could be due to poor data quality, a bad data link connection, or the data link not being terminated properly. Inspect connections and cables, repair or replace damaged cables, and insert a termination plug into the output jack of the last fixture on the link. Also, verify that the fixtures are addressed correctly. One of the fixtures may be defective and disturb data transmission on the link, so bypass one fixture at a time until normal operation is regained by unplugging both connectors and connecting them directly together. If the 3-pin XLR Out on the fixtures does not match (pins 2 and 3 reversed), install a phase-reversing cable between the fixtures or swap pins 2 and 3 in the fixture that behaves ...
Crucial safety guidelines and warnings for safe operation and maintenance of the fixture.
Specifies operating conditions for optimal performance and longevity, including environmental limits.
Detailed procedure for attaching a clamp to the fixture for secure mounting on trussing.
Instructions for properly connecting the device to the main power supply.
Lists the main technical and electro-mechanical features of the Showtec Explorer Pro.
Visual identification of the main parts of the Explorer Pro moving head.
Illustrates and identifies connectors and ports located on the rear of the fixture.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the old lamp and installing a new one.
Guidance on adjusting the lamp's position to achieve optimal light beam distribution.
Presents data on beam spread and illumination levels at various distances and angles.
Procedure for setting up and operating a single Explorer unit.
Instructions for connecting and operating multiple Explorer units in a system.
Procedure for assigning unique DMX addresses to individual fixtures.
Detailed breakdown of each DMX channel and its corresponding effects and controls.
Explanation of functions accessible via the fixture's on-board control panel.
How to operate the fixture using an external DMX controller.
Step-by-step guide to setting DMX addresses through the control panel.
Notes on connecting the fixture to a DMX controller and troubleshooting connection issues.
Overview of remotely controllable features including color, gobo, and shutter/dimmer/strobe.
Instructions for navigating the menu to set DMX addresses for stand-alone or slave operation.
Comprehensive table detailing the function of each DMX channel.
Detailed instructions for safely replacing the fixture's lamp.
Procedure for replacing a blown fuse.
Explains the correct way to insert gobos into the wheels for optimal projection.
Step-by-step instructions for changing gobos in the rotating gobo wheel.
Step-by-step instructions for changing gobos in the static gobo wheel.
Steps to diagnose and resolve problems where the fixture has no light output or movement.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues with DMX signal reception or control.
Detailed technical specifications including dimensions, weight, power, and lamp compatibility.
General| Type | Moving Head |
|---|---|
| Light Source | 250W Discharge Lamp |
| Color Temperature | 8500K |
| Control Protocol | DMX-512 |
| Channels | 16 |
| Lamp | MSD 250/2 |
| Pan | 540° |
| Tilt | 270° |
| Prism | 3-facet rotating prism |
| Dimming | 0-100% |
| Cooling | Fan cooled |
| Control | DMX-512, Stand-alone, Master/Slave |
| Gobos | Rotating Gobos |
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