Ayra ITA3D 600 User manual

ITA3D 600
RGB ILDA laser with effect wheel
User manual
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Safety instructions
This unit must be operated by, or under the supervision of an adult. This device is not suitable for children.
Every person involved with the installation, operation and maintenance of this device has to:
- Be qualified
- Follow the instructions of this manual
- Ma e sure there is no damage caused by transport. If the device seems damaged from the outside, do not
use it and contact your dealer for more information and consultation.
- To ma e sure the device maintains in perfect condition and for safe operation, it is necessary for the user to
follow the instructions and warning notes of this user manual.
- Damage caused by improper use or modifications to the device are not covered by warranty.
- This device does not have any user-serviceable parts inside. Servicing of this device needs to be done by
qualified technicians.
Important notes re ardin safety and health:
- Never let the power cord come in contact with other cables. Handle the power cord and all connectors with
the mains with caution.
- Never remove any warning or informative labels from the unit
- The ground contact always needs to be connected. Do not cover or remove the ground contact.
- Never leave cables lying around
- Do not open the device and do not modify any hard- or software of this unit.
- Do not insert this object into air vents.
- Do not connect this device to a dimmerpac .
- Do not switch the system on and off frequently as this will reduce the lifespan of the device.
- Do not drive the inputs of the fixture with a signal larger than required to wor at full performance.
- Only use this device indoor, avoid contact with water, moist or other liquids. Do not place items filled with
liquids on top of the unit.
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WARNING!
Always keep this device away from moisture and rain! Hazardous electrical shocks may occur!
WARNING!
Only connect this device to a matchin power outlet. This device is intended to work on a
specified AC currency. Connectin this device to power outlets with other volta es may result in
permanent dama e and possible hazardous situations, such as fire or electrical shocks!
WARNING!
Be careful with every operation of this device. Touchin live wires inside and outside the unit
may cause hazardous electrical shocks!

- Avoid nearby flames or heat sources, do not place this device near flammable liquids, gas or flammable
items.
- Always disconnect the device when it is not in use for a longer period or time, when servicing is needed or
when the device needs cleaning.
- Only handle the power cord by its connectors. Never pull the cable to remove a connector from its soc et,
as this could lead to damage and electrical shoc s.
- Always operate this device with a stable AC current.
- Always operate this device with the AC ground wire connected to the electrical system's ground.
- Never use other types of cables than specified in the manual, do not use defective or bad functioning
cables. Contact your dealer when the included or required cables do not wor properly with this device.
- When the device has been exposed to large temperature differences (for example, transport from outdoor
to indoor), do not connect the device immediately. Do not activate the unit until it has reached room
temperature, as moist might build up inside the unit, which may cause shortcuts and/or electrical shoc s.
Guidelines and types of use:
- This device is intended to be used by professionals on stage, in theaters, clubs and other equal venues.
- This device is not suitable for children and always needs to be operated by an adult.
- Only use the device when the environment is suitable and will not cause any damage. Do not use the
product in moist or dusty environments, or where long-term damage may occur such as:
- indoor swimming pools where chlorine is used.
- Beaches, where sand and salt are present.
- Outdoor, without roof protection
- Indoor areas where intense heat sources are present or where the temperature exceeds levels
which are comfortable for humans.
- Only use the included power adapter and only connect the device to a suitable power outlet with the correct
output voltage. Connecting the device to a power outlet with the wrong type of voltage or using the product
with a wrong type of power supply may cause permanent damage to the device.
- Avoid shoc s and collision during use and transport. Do not transport the device while in use. Avoid brute
force during the installation and operation of this device.
- Familiarize yourself with the functions of the device before use. Do not allow operation of the device by
uns illed or unqualified people.
- Use of the device in other ways than described in this user manual may cause damage and injury. Ayra
does not ta e responsibility for any damage or injury caused by improper use.
Stora e and transport:
- This device is intended for mobile use. When transported, use the original pac aging of the product, or a
fitting flightcase, preferably filled with foam.
- This device is not intended for permanent use. Operation brea s will ensure that the lifespan of the device
remains unchanged.
- If the device is not used for a longer period of time, disconnect it from its power source and store it in its
original pac aging, or in a fitting flightcase.
- Store the device indoor, dry and do not expose the device to extreme temperature differences.
Housin :
- Inspect the housing of the device frequently. Severe dents, crac s and missing screws should be avoided
at all costs. Do not use the device when the housing is not in optimal condition. Contact your dealer or a
s illed technician when in doubt about the state of the device
- Chec the fixture and screws for corrosion. Corrosion should not be present on the fixture. Contact your
dealer or a s illed technician when corrosion is found on the fixture
- Every power or signal chassis/connector should be mounted tightly. Do not use the device when connectors
are loose.
- Do not use the power cord when the cores are visible. Contact your dealer for a replacement if needed.
- Avoid the buildup of dust and dirt. Clean the exterior of the fixture every month with a dry or damp cloth.
When using the device intensively, the cleaning frequency needs to be increased.
Fuses:
- The main fuse of this device is to be found on the rear of the device. In most cases, directly next to the
power inlet.
- Only replace a fuse for a new one with the same type and rating! Do not use a fuse with a higher or lower
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rating.
- Do not bridge the fuse with electrical wires, aluminum foil, as the fuse is used for protection against
electrical shoc s and short circuit.
- Always mount the fuse cover bac to the fuse compartment.
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Guidelines for laser devices
Laser diode uidelines:
- This device is a professional show and entertainment laser product. The device emits laser beams with a
wavelength spectrum between 400 and 700 nm.
- This laser device has a different type of light source than other lighting products. This device is equipped
with powerful, concentrated laser beams which could cause serious injuries when used incorrectly. Laser
beams are approximately 1000x more powerful than regular light bulbs. This is caused by the very tight
projection angle of the laser diode, which is far more concentrated than a regular light source. The combined
power of the laser diode is powerful enough to cause permanent visual loss and other injuries when used
incorrectly.
- Harmful laser beams which may cause injury do not feel 'hot'. It is possible that laser beams which do not
generate noticeable heat cause serious injury. In most cases, this is visual loss, caused by a laser diode
because it is focussing on the retina, a sensitive part of the eye which is very sensitive to lighting.
Concentrated laser beams might burn the retina, causing permanent visual loss.
- Do not aim this laser device directly into your audience. The minimum distance in height between the floor
and the laser device should be more than 3 meters.
- A laser operator is required for the operation of this laser device. Never leave the laser device running
unattended.
- The requirements for laser shows may vary from country to country and even from region to region. Contact
your local authorities for more information regarding professional laser shows for indoor and outdoor
applications.
- Never point the laser directly to reflective surfaces nearby, as this might scatter the laser beams throughout
the room.
Optics uidelines:
- Never cover the beam output of the laser!
- Do not remove or replace the lens.
- Do not touch the lens with your fingers
- Only clean the lens with a non-aggressive solution or a damp cloth
Exterior uidelines:
- When used in a hanging position, the device always needs to be secured by using a safety cable. Attach
the safety cable to the provided safety eye with the carabiner hoo . A safety cable is not included in delivery
and can be purchased separately.
- The device must be installed on a flat surface or hanging from a solid construction by using the included
brac et. Never hold the machine in your hands during use!
- When using the device in a hanging position, always mount a G-clamp or half coupler to the brac et, or use
bolts to install the brac et directly to a ceiling or beam.
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WARNING!
This device emits powerful laser beams! Do not look directly in the laser beam to avoid possible
permanent injury to eyes and skin! This is a class 3B laser product.

Box contents
Box contents
1x ITA3D 600 laser device
1x user manual
1x IEC to Schu o power cable
1x XLR – XLR DMX signal cable
Unit and accessory inspection
- Always use the supplied power cable to connect the unit to a power supply. If the cable appears bro en or
has visible damage, do not use it.
- If the unit is not going to be used for a longer period of time, disconnect it from the power supply and store it
in a dust-free environment.
- Always chec the unit for possible damage before use. If you suspect that something is wrong with the unit,
do not connect it to a power source! When you suspect that your unit is bro en or damaged, contact your
local dealer or a certified technician to inspect the unit.
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Device overview
1. Beam output
2. Power status LED-indicator (red)
3. Microphone sensitivity LED indicator (blue)
4. Built-in microphone (used for sound-active mode)
5. DMX input
6. DMX output
7. ILDA (DB25) input
8. ILDA (DB25) output
9. Pattern size (small-large)
10. DMX dipswitch setting (also used for activation of auto/sound active mode
11. Microphone sensitivity nob (low-high)
12. Remote interloc connector
13. IEC power inlet
14. ON/OFF switch
15. Key loc switch
16. Safety eye
17. Hanging brac et
18. Cooling fan
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Settin up the device
Settin up the device
- When the power supply is connected, the unit will first calibrate the stepping motors of the unit. It is normal
that this may cause any noise. When the calibration is done, the unit is ready to be used (in the selected
DMX, automatic or music controlled mode)
- It is possible that the unit may shut off the beam projection when no music or sound is detected. This will
avoid the projection of a solid, static beam, which may cause injury to eyesight.
- This unit uses an advanced scanset to create variable movements to the laser beam. This way, figures and
patterns can be made. The unit uses a high-speed 25 pps scanset to create the moving beams of the laser.
It is normal that the laser beam and projection may appear ‘flic ering’ when projecting very large or very
complex patterns.
- The projected beams of the unit may appear shivering when projecting very complex or very large patterns
on surfaces as a wall, ceiling or decorative cloth.
Selectin a workin mode
This laser device has several wor ing modes, which are automatic, music-controlled, ILDA and DMX. To
select the right operating mode for your situation, use the dipswitch panel on the rear of the unit.
A DMX-dipswitch panel wor s with a binary character. It sends a 0 or 1 message to the electrical circuit. To
select a wor ing mode, pay close attention to the information scheduled below. Every DMX dipswitch stands
for a certain value, which is on or off. The values are stated as below:
1 – 1
2 – 2
3 – 4
4 – 8
5 – 16
6 – 32
7 – 64
8 – 128
9 – 256
10 – mode switch (DMX ON/OFF)
To select the different wor ing modes, pay close attention to the setting of DMX dipswitches below:
NOTE: value “X” = not used or not active for this mode
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Workin mode explanation:
Sound active:
The unit uses its internal microphone to sense music (the beat of the music) and will change patterns
according to the beat of the music. The microphone is situated at the front of the laser device. On the rear of
the laser, there is an adjustable microphone sensitivity nob.
Please note that the sound-activated mode will not function properly when the music source is not loud
enough or when only high-pitched sounds are played.
Auto-beam:
The laser device will activate a pre-defined lasershow on a solid speed setting. The patterns are mainly
beam-effects.
Auto-animation:
The laser device will activate a pre-defined lasershow on a solid speed setting. The patterns are mainly
animations and graphics.
Slave mode:
It is possible to lin several ITA3D 600 fixtures for a synchronized lasershow, without the use of a DMX
controller.
Connect your devices with standard XLR-XLR cables. The first device in the chain needs to be set to a basic
function, such as sound-active or one of the auto shows.
Select the slave mode on all other connected device in the chain. You will notice that these devices will
mimic the actions of the first device.
DMX mode:
With an external DMX-controller (or DMX-software) it is possible to control every feature of the laser device.
It is possible to adjust the built-in patterns and to add several effects, such as zoom-effects or pattern
rotation.
NOTE: When the DMX-signal or master/slave signal is lost (due to a failure in the DMX-connection or any
other reason), the laser will shut off the output due to safety issues. This prevents the projection of static
images and/or patterns.
ILDA mode:
When you wish to control this laser using ILDA-lasersoftware, you need to connect a DB25 cable to the laser.
The laser automatically detects the ILDA-connection and will override any selected wor ing mode, thus
switching automatically to ILDA mode. When an ILDA signal is detected, but there is no data-transfer, the
laser will shut off automatically, to prevent the projection of static beams. Also when the connection during a
lasershow is lost, the laser will shut off the beam output to prevent injury.
WARNING
When using this laser device, Ayra strongly recommends not using the laser for audience scanning
purposes*. Only a s illed technician and/or laser operator should operate this laser while audience scanning
is performed, for safety reasons.
Audience scanning should always be performed with a moving graphic (such as a tunnel or wave) and with
large graphics, to prevent that high-intensity beams are projected into the eyes of your audience long enough
to cause serious injury. Because the automatic modes of this laser use different types of graphics, the laser
should not be used for audience scanning purposes when operating in these modes.
Only when using DMX or ILDA, it is safe to project laser patterns into your audience, but only:
- When the graphics are large (so the beam intensity is relatively harmless)
- When the graphics are moving (such as rotating movement, so the graphic can never project continuously
on the same spot)
- When you have a laser emergency power cut-off installed (use the interloc feature or a 230V power
switch)
- When a s illed technician or laser operator is controlling the laser
- When the audience scanning begins at a distance of at least 10 meters of the beam output
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If one (or more) of the above stated situations or features is not applied, the laser device should not be used
for audience scanning purposes and the projection of the laser should never ‘touch’ your audience. A
minimum projection height of 1,5m above your audience should prevent this.
Ayra can not be held responsible for any dama e or injuries caused by incorrect use of this laser
device.
*Audience scanning is a term which describes the effect of laser beams being projected into your audience.
Theoretically it is possible to project a static, small beam with high intensity when using ILDA-software.
Therefore only s illed technicians and/or laser operators should wor with this ind of laser to prevent these
situations. The maximum scanner speed is 25 pps, but a settin of 20 kpps max. in your laser software
is recommended. Selecting the wrong scanner speed in your laser software may cause permanent damage
to the laser components!
When creating figures, patterns or graphics, always chec the realtime projection of your laser to see if the
laser scan set is capable of projecting the figures. Slight flic ering while projecting complex or very large
patterns is virtually harmless for the scan set when setting the correct scan speed, but large amounts of
flic ering and unrecognizable patterns are a sign that the scan set is unable to perform the tas and drives its
capabilities to the maximum and beyond, with possible permanent damage as a consequence.
Warranty is void when the scan set of the laser is dama ed, caused by improper use.
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DMX operatin mode
While in the DMX mode, it is possible to select the wor ing mode of the laser. That way, you can either
choose to use your own programmed presets of your DMX controller, or to activate the music
activated/automatic wor ing mode of the laser to have a fully-automatic lasershow. Depending on the starting
address you selected earlier, the laser responds to the following commands. In this example, we use DMX
starting address 1. When you use a different DMX-starting value, for example 29, the unit will respond from
channel 29, 30, 31.. and so on.
For more information about DMX, consult the manual of your DMX controller or software.
Channel Function Value Description
1 Mode 0-63 Sound-active mode (disabling channel 2)
64-127 Automatic mode (disabling channel 2)
128-191 Manual mode, auto run function
192-255 Manual mode, sound-active mode
2 Effect mode 0-49 Multi-effect
50-99 Normal animation effect
100-149 Multi-pattern effect
150-199 3D dot effect
200-255 3D plane effect
3 Color 0-255 Closed – White – Red – Yellow – Green – Blue – Purple – Fixed
color – Random single color – Random 7 colors – Moving 7
colors – fixed color
4 Pattern
selection
0-255 128 built-in patterns
5 Movement Y 0-127 Manual Y positioning
128-191 Automatic down movement
192-255 Automatic up movement
6 Movement X 0-127 Manual X positioning
128-191 Automatic right movement
192-255 Automatic left movement
7 Rolling X 0-127 Manual positioning
128-255 Auto rolling
8 Rolling Y 0-127 Manual positioning
128-255 Auto rolling
9 Rotation 0-127 Manual positioning
128-191 Automatic cloc wise rotation
192-255 Automatic counter-cloc wise rotation
10 Zoom (+/-) 0-85 Auto zoom (+)
86-170 Auto zoom (-)
171-255 Manual zoom (+/-)
11 Pattern size 0-255 0 is moderate, 1-255 is small-large
12 Display dot 0-255 0 is display dot, 255 is optimal brightness
13 Drawing 0-127 Auto drawing mode 1
128-255 Auto drawing mode 2
NOTE: While using ILDA, it is still possible to use DMX-channel 2 to control the effect wheel. It is also
possible to use the dipswitches on the rear of the unit.
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DMX li htin troubleshootin
If you have any problems with DMX lighting, consult this troubleshooting section to solve any difficulties with
your product. If this troubleshooting section does not solve your problem, contact your dealer for more
information and help.
This troubleshooting section contains the most frequent problems and is not a complete collection of possible
faults, defects and solutions. The troubleshooting section applies for DMX controllers, DMX cabling and DMX
lighting fixtures. It is possible that not all described problems, causes and solutions apply to your situation as
product details may vary from product to product.
Problem Possible Cause Solution
The fixture does not activate itself Blown fuse Chec the fuse compartiment for
blown fuses and replace it if
necessary.
No power cable plugged in Plug in the power supply to a
matching power outlet
Power switch is not in the ON
position
Turn on the device by switching
the ON/OFF switch to the ON
position, if available
The fixture does not respond to
DMX signals
Wrong DMX address Set the DMX address to the right
value
DMX controller blac out function
activated
Deactivate the blac out function of
your DMX controller
Faulty positioning of the DMX
polarity switch on the controller
flip the polarity switch on your
DMX controller
No response or DMX activity
signal LEDs active
Chec your DMX cables for
possible connection brea s and
replace them if necessary.
The fixture does not respond to
sound
Wrong wor ing mode selected. Chec if the sound activated mode
of the fixture is activated.
Microphone sensitivity level is set
too low
Increase the microphone
sensitivity of the built-in
microphone
Spea er placed too far away or
lac of bass
Place your lighting effect closer to
your spea ers (or vice versa)
and/or increase low frequency
volumes. The microphone will not
be triggered with high pitched
sounds.
The beam output is very low Dirty/dusty optics Clean the lens and/or other optics
with a dry or damp cloth
Dimmer is not set to full output Set all dimmer levels to 100% on
your DMX console
Sometimes the DMX signal is lost
and/or some fixtures are
flic ering / behaving odd
sometimes
Faulty/bro en DMX cables Chec your DMX cables for
possible connection brea s and
replace them if necessary.
Power cable interference on your Avoid installing the DMX and
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DMX signal (high) power cables parallel to
each other.
No DMX terminator Apply a DMX terminator at the end
of your DMX-chain
Signal loss or distortion in DMX
values
Apply a DMX booster in your DMX
chain after 32 fixtures or less. After
a maximum of 32 fixtures the DMX
signal needs to be refreshed.
Moving parts are not functioning
well, values do not match and/or
rattling sounds are noticed
Faulty stepping motor positioning Possible value loss of stepping
motors. Activate the reset function,
or unplug the power supply and
plug it bac in to activate the reset
program. This will reset all values
to the original 0-point.
The fixture does not respond fast
enough to the set speed on my
DMX controller
Moving parts can not eep up with
the set speed
Decrease the chase speed of your
DMX controller, as the stepping
motors of your fixture need some
time to move from one point to
another.
The fixture does not respond to all
DMX-channels
Wrong DMX channel mode Chec the DMX channel mode of
the fixture. If the wrong value is
set, change the channel mode to a
different setting and try again.
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Technical specifications
TYPE: ITA3D 600
Laser diodes
Type ITA3D 600:
- 100mW red laser (wavelength: 635nm)
- 100mW green laser (wavelength: 532nm)
- 400mW blue laser (wavelength: 450nm)
- mixed output: 500mW white max.
Tech specs:
- scanset: 25 pps high-speed optical scanner with a maximum angle of +/- 30 degrees
- wor ing modes: auto, sound-active, master/slave, DMX-512, ILDA
- graphics and effects: 128 beam show and animated graphic show patterns with 3D animation
- high-efficiency 3D optical grating system for unique 3D lighting effects
- hanging brac et, for use with a lighting stand or truss system
- built-in microphone with adjustable sensitivity
- pattern size adjustable (small-large)
- ILDA control with DB25 connectors
- DMX-control with 3-pin XLR connectors
- DMX-control: 12 channels
- Power supply: 100-250V AC, 50/60 Hz
- Power consumption: 50 Watt
- dimensions: 200 x 235 x 130 mm
- weight: 4.5 g
Laser class and licensin
This laser has the capability to perform with a power of maximum 500mW theoretically. However, the optics
of the laser have a small influence on the beam output power, thus reducing the maximum power slightly. In
practice, this device falls under Class 3B.
Class 3B and Class 4 lasers are able to cause serious injury to your audience when used incorrectly. It is
therefore strongly recommended that only s illed laser operators and technicians install and operate this
device.
Class 3B and Class 4 lasers can be used for audience scanning in a safe way, but only when used by a
s illed laser operator or technician.
There are no official laser laws or licenses to operate or own a laser device. However, there is specific
guidance issued by the Health and Safety Executive in the form of a document called HS(G)95 The
Radiation Safety of Lasers Used for Display Purposes. HS(G)95 outlines a number of detailed points to
consider when using lasers for lightshow purposes. Class 3B and 4 laser products are required to have
several specific safety features as part of their design. These features are laid out in the British Standard on
Laser Product Safety BS/EN 60825-1 and are a requirement of the product meeting CE approvals.
Connectors and wirin schematics:
DMX-connections: Electrical wirin :
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