Claypaky STAGE SCAN User manual

9
• Fitting the safety wire
The projector must never be erected without the safety wire (18).
The wire is secured to the gantry or other structure, then anchored to the eye bolts
(4) on the projector itself.
IMPORTANT: the safety wire must secured to the projector and to the supporting
structure in such a way that if the bracket should fail, the projector will fall as short
a distance as possible.Following any such failure, the safety wire must be replaced
with a genuine Clay Paky spare.
•
Initial assembly operations
Position the block (2) over the threaded holes on the projector housing, offer the grad-
uated plate (3) and secure with the eyebolt (4), then fit the knob (5) and washer (6).
Align the bracket (7) with the plate (3) so as to give the desired height, insert the
bushing (8), the countersunk washer (9) and the screw (10) in the selected holes and
secure with the Allen key supplied.
The bracket (7) can also be fitted from the underside of the projector by reversing the
position of the graduated plates (3).
Adjust the bracket to the desired angle and secure by tightening the knobs (5).
Fix the safety wire (11) of the effects cover (16) and the lamp access cover
(12) to the graduated plate (3).
Fit the four side handles (13) with the screws (14) provided.
• Fitting the lamp
Refer to directions for replacement of the lamp given under heading 7 MAINTENANCE.
•
Removal of transit bands
Loosen the knob (15) and remove the effects
cover (16) from the projector.
Locate the effects assembly frame and remove
all elastic transit bands (17) from the colour, fil-
ters. Replace the cover and tighten the knob.
• Installing the projector
The projector can be mounted in any position with-
out its operating characteristics being affected.
IMPORTANT: fix the projector in the desired
position utilizing the holes in the bracket (7).
Secure preferably using two ø12 bolts with nuts
and lock washers.
Make certain that the anchorage is stable before positioning the projector.
• Minimum distance from target objects
The projector must be positioned in such a way
that objects struck by the beam are located at
least 2.5 m (8’ 2”) from the lens.
• Minimum distance of inflammable materials from any part of the equip-
ment: 0.10 m (4”).
The appliance may be mounted on surfaces rated normally inflammable.
IMPORTANT: For better and more reliable operation of the projector, the ambient
temperature must not exceed 35° C (95° F). Protection factor IP 20: the appliance is
protected against penetration of solid bodies more than 12mm (0.5”) in diameter (first
digit 2), but can be damaged by spray, jet, drip or rain water (second digit 0).
STAGE SCAN
ENGLISH
HMI 1200
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INSTALLING THE PROJECTOR
1
•
Unpacking
Open the box, remove the projector from the packing and place it on a flat hori-
zontal surface. Unpack the standard accessories supplied with the equipment.
Inspect the lamp change label (1) and replace with one of the optional language
versions if necessary.
Make certain that the label is never removed, as it displays important safety
information.
IMPORTANT: Read carefully. It is essential for the correct and safe use of the
equipment that erectors and operators should be fully conversant with the
information and instructions given in this manual.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ENGLISH
(8’2”)
2.5 m HMI 1200
®

10
• Connecting the control signals RS 232/423(PMX) - DMX 512 CONNECTION
Projectors are wired up to the controller and one to the next using two-core screened
cable and Cannon 5 pin XLR type plug/socket connectors.
To connect a DMX line, a terminating plug (34) with a 100Ωresistor wired between
pins 2 and 3 must be fitted to the last projector connected in series; the plug is not
required when using a RS232/423(PMX) signal.
The wires must not come into contact with each other or with the metal cas-
ing of the plug.
The casing of the plug/socket must be connected to the screen and to pin 1
of the connectors.
10
0.00
10
0 10 0
35 34
RS232/423
DMX 512
• Changing the lens hood
Loosen the screws (26) a few turns without removing completely, then dislodge the
standard lens hood (27) by drawing it upwards and inwards, taking care to avoid
contact with the mirror.
Remove the wide-angle mirror head lens hood (28) out of the projector packing, and
fit it in place of the standard hood.
Check that the lens hood is in the correct position (slots located fully behind the
screw heads), then retighten the screws.
Verify that the lens hood produces the required effect by selecting 100% TILT (with
dip-switch 6 off) and sliding the PAN control from 0% to 100%.
• Connecting to the electrical power supply
The operations described in this heading must be carried out by a licensed
electrician.
It is good policy to connect projectors to the power supply by way of dedicated switch-
es, so that each can be turned on and off individually from a remote station.
The projector is designed to operate at the voltage and frequency indicated on the
electrical data plate (29) affixed to the rear end. Check that these two values corre-
spond to the mains voltage and frequency, or if not, proceed as indicated below.
• Selection of voltage/frequency
Open up the effects compartment of the projector by lifting the relative cover (see
heading 7 MAINTENANCE) and, using the appropriate size Allen key, remove the cover
(30) from the voltage change terminal (31). Use a screwdriver to disconnect the cable
(32) from the terminal it currently occupies and reconnect to the terminal alongside,
referring to the label (33) alongside the terminal.
Having completed the operation, refit the cover (30) and close the effects compartment.
SIGNAL
SCREEN
SIGNAL
54
3
2
1
DMX
512
SIGNAL
SCREEN
SIGNAL
RS232/423
(PMX)
123
45
POWER SUPPLY AND INTERFACE
3
26
27
28
20 21 22 23
24
25
Having completed the operations described above, press the on/off switch (35).
Check that the lamp comes on and that the auto-reset sequence starts.
• Fitting the mirror head
Fit the mirror head (20) to the projector and secure with the three knobs (21).
Connect the mirror head plug (22) to the socket (23) located on the front of the
projector.
Connect the metal safety wire (24) to the tag (25) on the projector.
• Unpacking
Open the box, take out the mirror head, place it on a horizontal surface and remove
the elastic transit bands (19) from the Tilt motor.
INSTALLING THE MIRROR HEAD
2
19
IMPORTANT: the projector must be connected to a power supply circuit hav-
ing a proper earth system (Class I appliance).
Alimentation
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29
33
32
31
30

11
1 IRIS
2 COLOUR
EFFECTS
3 FROST/FIXED PRISM
4 DIMMER/STOPPER/STROBE
5PAN
6 TILT
7
MULTI STEP ZOOM
8 FOCUS
9 ROTATING PRISM SELECTION
10 PRISM ROTATION
11
FIXED GOBO SELECTION
12 ROTATING GOBO SELECTION
13 GOBO ROTATION
14 CYAN
15 MAGENTA
16 YELLOW
17
LAMP CONTROL (*)
CHANNEL FUNCTIONS AND OPTIONS
5
+
654321
+
COL
ON
DISABLE LAMP ON/OFF
ENABLE
EFFECTS
TILT
GOBO
+
5 MINS LAMP OFF
PAN
CHANNEL
(*) Channel enabled only with options 2 OFF and 3 ON.
FUNCTION
OPTIONS
Select the options by setting the dip-switches as indicated.
1 IRIS 100% (maximum aperture)
2 COLOUR EFFECTS -
3 FROST/FIXED PRISM 0% (white beam)
4 DIMMER/STOPPER-STROBE 100% (white beam)
5 PAN 50% (central position)
6 TILT 50% (central position)
7 MULTI STEP ZOOM -
8 FOCUS -
9 ROTATING PRISM SELECTION -
10 PRISM ROTATION -
11 FIXED GOBO SELECTION -
12 ROTATING GOBO SELECTION -
13 GOBO ROTATION -
14 RED 100% (white beam)
15 GREEN 100% (white beam)
16 BLUE 100% (white beam)
17 LAMP CONTROL 100%
POSITIONING THE PROJECTOR
4
CHANNEL POSITION OF SLIDER
ON Color wheel linear movement
OFF Color wheel fixed step advance
ON Lamp control and recalibration disable
OFF Lamp control and recalibration enable
ON Lamp control (channel 17) enable
OFF Lamp off after Swins blackout; channel 17 disable
ON Frost/Fixed prism and fixed gobo wheels linear movement
OFF Frost/Fixed prism and fixed gobo wheels fixed step advance
ON PAN Direction change
OFF
ON TILT Direction change
OFF
• Alignment procedure
Before positioning the projector, set the channels as shown in the following table.
Setting the TEST switch to the ON position for a few seconds with the projector
powered-up, an auto-reset routine is carried out. Leaving the TEST switch at the ON
position for a longer period, a full self-test program will be completed; once the
operation has terminated, return the switch to the OFF position.
Having completed all the operations indicated thus far, loosen the knobs (5),
manoeuvre the projector on the bracket (7) until the beam is directed at centre
scene, then retighten the knobs (5).
• Adjusting the mirror head
The beam can be positioned not only by moving the entire projector, but also by
adjusting the mirror head.To do this, loosen the three knobs (21), turn the mirror
head to the desired position, and retighten the knobs.
7
5
21
180°
017
DIGITAL START ADDRESS SELECT
OPTION SELECT
DIGITAL INPUT LEDS
Projector 1 - Channels 1 - 17
1 2 4 8
16 32 64
128 256
TEST
OFF
ON
CODE
Projector 2 - Channels 1 8-34
OFF
ON
Projector 3 - Channels 3 5-51
ON
OFF
Projector 4 - Channels 5 2-68
ON
OFF
Projector 5 - Channels 69-85
ON
OFF
Projector 7 - Channels 1 03-119
ON
OFF
Projector 8 - Channels 1 20-136
ON
OFF
Projector 9 - Channels 1 37-153
ON
OFF
Projector 10 - Channels 1 54-170
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
1 16
1 2 4 8 16 128 32 64 TEST 256
ON
12 436578109
DIGITAL INPUT
Projector 6 - Channels 8 6-102
ON
OFF
• Projector address codes
A single STAGE SCAN projector utilizes 16 control channels (plus one optional channel).
To ensure that the different projectors are addressed correctly by the controller, a code
must be assigned to each one.The operation is carried out on each STAGE SCAN
by setting the dip-switches as indicated in the table below.
* Option 3 is enabled only with option 2 OFF.
1
2
3*
4
5
6
OPTION FUNCTION
ENGLISH
Spotlight selection

12
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT %
255
0
100
0.0
OFF
ON 123456
• PAN - channel 5
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT % EFFECT
255
192
128
64
0
5 FACE PRISM
HEAVY FROST
LIGHT FROST
FROST WITH HOLE
WHITE
100
75.0
50.0
25.0
0.0
OFF
ON 123456
SLOW STROBE (1 flash/sec.)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT % EFFECT
244 - 255 95.5 - 100
OPEN
140 54.7
OPEN
0 0.0
CLOSED
243 95.0
FAST STROBE (7 flash/sec.)
128 - 139 50.0 - 54.2
• DIMMER/STOPPER/STROBE - channel 4
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT % EFFECT
255 100
128 50.0
120 - 127 47.0 - 49.7
112 - 119 44.0 - 46.7
104 - 111 41.0 - 43.7
96 - 103 37.5 - 40.5
88 - 95 34.2 - 37.0
80 - 87 31.2 - 34.0
72 - 79 28.2 - 31.0
64 - 71 25.0 - 28.0
56 - 63 22.0 - 24.7
48 - 55 18.7 - 21.7
40 - 47 15.5 - 18.2
32 - 39 12.5 - 15.0
24 - 31 9.5 - 12.0
16 - 23 6.2 - 9.0
8 - 15 3.2 - 6.0
0 - 7 0 - 3.0
FAST RAINBOW (300 rpm)
OFF
ON 123456
WHITE + HOT FILTER
HOT FILTER
COLD FILTER + RED
RED +YELLOWWITH HOLE
YELLOWWITH HOLE + BLUE WITH HOLE
BLUE WITH HOLE + U.V.FILTER
U.V. FILTER + 4 COLOURS
4 COLOURS + WHITE
WHITE
HOT FILTER + COLD FILTER
COLD FILTER
RED
YELLOW WITH HOLE
BLUE WITH HOLE
U.V. FILTER
4 COLOURS
SLOW RAINBOW (10 rph)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT % EFFECT
255
128
114
98
81
65
49
32
16
0
OFF
ON 123456
100
50.0
44.7
38.2
31.7
25.5
19.0
12.5
6.2
0.0
WARM FILTER
WHITE
COLD FILTER
RED
YELLOW WITH HOLE
BLUE WITH HOLE
U.V. FILTER
4 COLOURS
SLOW RAINBOW (10 rph)
FAST RAINBOW (300 rpm)
Operation with option 1 OFF
Operation with option 1 ON
Operation with option 4 OFF
Operation with option 5 OFF
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT %
255
0
100
0.0
OFF
ON 123456
Operation with option 5 ON
Operation with option 4 ON
• COLOUR EFFECTS - channel 2
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT % EFFECT
204 - 255 80.0 - 100
152 - 203 59.5 - 79.5
100 - 151 39.0 - 59.0
48 - 99 18.7 - 38.7
0 - 47 0.0 - 18.2
5 FACE PRISM
HEAVY FROST
LIGHT FROST
FROST WITH HOLE
WHITE
OFF
ON 123456
• FROST/FIXED PRISM - channel 3
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
9
0
1
2
BIT % EFFECT
255 100
0 0.0
MAXIMUM APERTURE
MINIMUM APERTURE
• IRIS - channel 1

13
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT % EFFECT
204 - 255 80.0 - 100
152 - 203 59.5 - 79.5
100 - 151 39.0 - 59.0
48 - 99 18.7 - 38.7
0 - 47 0.0 - 18.2
GOBO 4
GOBO 3
GOBO 2
GOBO 1
WHITE
OFF
ON 123456
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT % EFFECT
255
192
128
64
0
GOBO 4
GOBO 3
GOBO 2
GOBO 1
WHITE
OFF
ON 123456
100
75.0
50.0
25.0
0.0
• FIXED GOBO - channel 11
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT % EFFECT
208 - 255 81.7 - 100
156 - 207 61.2 - 81.2
104 - 155 41.0 - 61.0
52 - 103 20.5 - 40.5
0 - 51 0.0 - 20.0
8 FACE PRISM (3D)
CYLINDRICAL PRISM (TRAIL)
2 FACE PRISM
4 FACE PRISM
WHITE
• ROTATING PRISM SELECTION - channel 9
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
STOP
540°
360°
0°
STOP
FAST (120 rpm)
SLOW (2 rph)
BIT % EFFECT
191 - 192 74.7 - 75.0
255 100
193 75.5
190 74.2
SLOW (2 rph)
127 49.7
POSITION 540°
105 41.7
POSITION 450°
84 33.0
POSITION 360°
63 24.7
POSITION 270°
42 16.2
POSITION 180°
0 0.0
POSITION 0°
128 50.0
FAST (120 rpm)
21 8.2
POSITION 90°
• PRISM ROTATION - channel 10
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT %
255
0
100
0.0
OFF
ON 123456
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
100
0.0
FAR
NEAR
BIT % EFFECT
255
0
• FOCUS - channel 8
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT % EFFECT
APERTURE 13°07’
APERTURE 14°33’
APERTURE 16°03’
APERTURE 18°13’
APERTURE 21°09’
APERTURE 24°55’
215 - 255 84.2 - 100
172 - 214 67.5 - 84.0
129 - 171 50.5 - 67.0
86 - 128 33.7 - 30.0
43 - 85 16.7 - 33.2
0 - 42 0.0 - 16.2
• MULTI STEP ZOOM - channel 7
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT %
255
0
100
0.0
OFF
ON 123456
• TILT - channel 6
Operation with option 6 OFF
Operation with option 6 ON
Operation with option 4 OFF
Operation with option 4 ON
ENGLISH

14
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BIT % EFFECT
208 - 255 81.7 - 100
156 - 207 61.2 - 81.2
104 - 155 41.0 - 61.0
52 - 103 20.5 - 40.5
0 - 51 0.0 - 20.0
GOBO 4
GOBO 3
GOBO 2 *
GOBO 1 *
WHITE
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
LAMP ON
LAMP ON
BIT % EFFECT
255 100
128 50.0
127 49.7
0 0.0
LAMP OFF
LAMP OFF
• STARTER - channel 17 Operation with option 2 OFF and option 3 OFF
LENS UNITS
6
GRAPHS SHOWING BEAM DATA AND ILLUMINATION VALUES
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
STOP
540°
360°
0°
STOP
FAST (120 rpm)
SLOW (2 rph)
BIT % EFFECT
191 - 192 74.7 - 75.0
255 100
193 75.5
190 74.2
SLOW (2 rph)
127 49.7
POSITION 540°
105 41.7
POSITION 450°
84 33.0
POSITION 360°
63 24.7
POSITION 270°
42 16.2
POSITION 180°
0 0.0
POSITION 0°
128 50.0
FAST (120 rpm)
21 8.2
POSITION 90°
* Gobo in dichroic glass.
*
*
• GOBO ROTATION - channel 13
• COLOUR MIX - channels 14 - 15 - 16
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
CHANNEL 14
CYAN
CHANNEL 15
MAGENTA
CHANNEL 16
YELLOW
BIT % EFFECT
255
0
COLOR OUT
COLOR IN
100
0.0
• ROTATING GOBO - channel 12
Lens unit only
BEAM OPENING
m
DISTANCE ft in
0” 16’5” 32’ 10” 49’3” 65’7” 82’ 98’ 5” 114’10”131’ 3” 147’ 8” 164’1”
DIAMETER ft in
0” 7’3” 14’5” 21’ 4” 28’7” 35’9” 43’ 49’10” 57’ 1” 64’ 4” 71’6”
0 2,2 4,4 6,5 8,7 10,9 13,1 15,2 17,4
DIAMETER m
19,6 21,8
0
2
4
6
6
4
2
open
closed
25,2°
5.400 1.350 600 338 LUX216 150 110 84 67 54
502 125 55,7 31,4 FC20,1 13,9 10,2 7,8 6,22 5,02
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
DISTANCE m
40 45 50
Additional lens-1-1
DISTANCE ft in
0” 16’5” 32’ 10” 49’3” 65’7” 82’ 98’ 5” 114’10”131’ 3” 147’ 8” 164’1”
DIAMETER ft in
0” 6’3” 12’2” 17’ 9” 24’3” 30’2” 36’ 5” 42’ 4” 48’7” 54’6” 60’ 8”
0 1,9 3,7 5,4 7,4 9,2 11,1 12,9 14,8 16,6 18,5
DIAMETER m
BEAM OPENING
m
0
2
4
6
6
4
2
open
closed
21,2°
6.400 1.600 711 400 LUX256 178 131 100 79 64
595 149 66,1 37,2 FC23,8 16,5 12,2 9,29 7,34 5,95
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
DISTANCE m
Additional lens-2-2
DISTANCE ft in
0” 16’5” 32’ 10” 49’3” 65’7” 82’ 98’ 5” 114’10”131’ 3” 147’ 8” 164’1”
DIAMETER ft in
0” 5’3” 10’6” 15’9” 21’ 25’ 11” 31’2” 36’ 5” 41’8” 46’ 11” 52’ 2”
0 1,6 3,2 4,8 6,4 7,9 9,5 11,1 12,7 14,3 15,9
DIAMETER m
BEAM OPENING
m
0
2
4
6
6
4
2
open
closed
18,3°
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
DISTANCE m
743 186 82,6 46,5 FC29,7 20,6 15,1 11,6 9,2 7,43
8.000 2.000 889 500 LUX320 222 163 125 99 80
Additional lens-3-3
DISTANCE ft in
0” 16’5” 32’ 10” 49’3” 65’7” 82’ 98’ 5” 114’10”131’ 3” 147’ 8” 164’1”
DIAMETER ft in
0” 4’7” 9’2” 13’9” 18’4” 23’ 27’ 7” 32’ 2” 36’9” 41’4” 45’ 11”
0 1,4 2,8 4,2 5,6 7,0 8,4 9,8 11,2 12,6 14,0
DIAMETER m
BEAM OPENING
m
0
2
4
6
6
4
2
open
closed
16°
9.600 2.400 1.067 600 LUX384 267 196 150 119 96
892 223 99,1 55,7 FC35,7 24,8 18,2 13,9 11,1 8,92
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
DISTANCE m
Additional lens-4-4
DISTANCE ft in
0” 16’5” 32’ 10” 49’3” 65’7” 82’ 98’ 5” 114’10”131’ 3” 147’ 8” 164’1”
DIAMETER ft in
0” 4’3” 8’2” 12’6” 16’9” 21’ 24’ 11” 29’2” 33’6” 37’ 5” 41’ 8”
0 1,3 2,5 3,8 5,1 6,4 7,6 8,9 10,2 11,4 12,7
DIAMETER m
BEAM OPENING
m
0
2
4
6
6
4
2
open
closed
14,3°
11.200 2.800 1244 700 LUX448 311 229 175 138 112
1.040 260 116 65 FC41,6 28,9 21,3 16,3 12,8 10,4
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
DISTANCE m
Additional lens-5-5
DISTANCE ft in
0” 16’5” 32’ 10” 49’3” 65’7” 82’ 98’ 5” 114’10”131’ 3” 147’ 8” 164’1”
DIAMETER ft in
0” 3’7” 7’7” 11’2” 15’ 1” 18’8” 22’ 8” 26’3” 30’2” 33’ 10” 37’5”
0 1,1 2,3 3,4 4,6 5,7 6,9 8,0 9,2 10,3 11,4
DIAMETER m
BEAM OPENING
m
0
2
4
6
6
4
2
open
closed
13,2°
12.240 3.060 1.360 765 LUX490 340 250 191 151 122
1.137 284 126 71,1 FC45,5 31,6 23,2 17,7 14 11,3
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
DISTANCE m

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IMPORTANT: for uniform distribution of the light beam, the lamp must be positioned
so that the glass pip (39) on the bulb does not coincide with the optical axis of the
projector.With this in mind, locate the pip as high up as possible.
CAUTION: The projector uses a high pressure discharge lamp with
external starter.
- When fitting a new lamp, read the manufacturer’s instructions carefully.
- The lamp must always be changed without delay if damaged or deformed
by heat.
• Routine cleaning
To maintain the light output of the
projector undiminished, parts that
tend to accumulate dust and
grease must be cleaned periodi-
cally.
In most circumstances, the projec-
tor will give long and trouble-free
service if these simple guidelines
are followed.
To remove dirt from the lenses
and filters, use a soft cloth moist-
ened with any liquid detergent
suitable for cleaning glass.
IMPORTANT: do not use solvents or alcohol.
Parts that need cleaning frequently.
Parts that need cleaning monthly.
The gobo wheel can be cleaned with a
paintbrush.
Internal components should also be given
a general clean once a year, dislodging
dust and dirt with a brush and removing it
simultaneously with a vacuum cleaner.
• Lubrication of mirror head
clutches
Check periodically that the grease
applied to the mirror pan and tilt
clutches is in good condition; if not,
remove and regrease with Kernite
LUBE-K-AC (p/n 104034/801) to
ensure smooth and even movement
of the mirror.
42
43
44
41
40
• Changing the colour filters
Having opened the projector, identi-
fy the filter to be changed, grip firm-
ly between thumb and forefinger and
push against the spring clip (40) until
free of the fixed clips (41).
Bend the filter outwards and
remove.
Offer the new filter to the spring clip
(40) and anchor behind the fixed
clips (41).
• Changing metal gobos
Having opened the projector, identi-
fy the gobo to be replaced and push
gently toward the clips (42) until
free.
Take the selected replacement from
the holder (43) on the gobos/iris
plate.
Offer the new gobo to the two clips,
push gently and locate behind the
third, checking for flatness.
• Changing dichroic/photo gobos
Having opened the projector, identi-
fy the dichroic gobo to be replaced
and push gently until the spring (44)
is free of its seat.
Take care that the spring does not
drop into the projector. Replace the
gobo and locate the spring (44),
inserting the two ends first and then
making secure by pressing on the
remaining part of the spring.
• Changing the lamp
Open the projector, loosen the two side nuts (37) of the lamp to be changed and
remove it from the supports (38).
Remove the new lamp from its packaging, loosen the two side nuts (37) and locate
the lamp in the supports (38). Finally, retighten the nuts.
MAINTENANCE
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IMPORTANT: isolate the projector from the electrical power supply before com-
mencing maintenance work of any description.
The maximum temperature on the outer surface of the projector under normal
operating conditions is 90 °C (194° F). After switching off, do not remove any part
of the projector for at least 10 minutes, as indicated on the lamp change label (1).
Once this time has elapsed, the risk of a lamp exploding is practically zero.
If the lamp needs changing, wait a further 20 minutes to avoid the risk of burns.
In the event of a lamp exploding, the appliance is designed to prevent fragments
of glass from being scattered. Lenses and clear filters supplied with the appliance
must be fitted at all times, and if visibly damaged must be replaced promptly with
genuine spares.
• Opening the projector
Free the lamp access cover (12) by loosening the knob (36), and/or loosen the
knob (15) to allow removal of the effects cover (16). Once the necessary work
has been completed, refit the cover and retighten the knob.
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ENGLISH
• Lubrication
To ensure that rotating gobos and
prisms continue to operate smoothly,
the bearings should be lubricated with
oil every six months: use only Kernite
LUBE-K-AHT (p/n 164028/801).
Apply the oil using a syringe with a fine
needle.Avoid over-lubricating, as excess
oil could be spattered during rotation.
The rails of the focusing mechanism
should be cleaned and lubricated using
a cloth moistened with Kernite WAY-LUBE
oil (p/n 172063/801).

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WIRING DIAGRAM
ASCAN (X)
1
1
GOBO
STEPPING MOTOR
DRIVERS
2
PRISM
ROTAT.
ZOOM
STEP
23 144321
GOBO
ROTAT.
ROTAT.
HG
423 1 4321
PRISM
ROTAT.
FE
PRISM
B
FROST
2234 1 431
FOCUS
DC
4312
43
GOBO
FIXED
A
2
STEPPING MOTOR
23 14423 1 43214321 2234 1 431431243
R
t
MSW
YELLOW
E
N
LSW
LAMP
COLOR
DRIVERS
DISK
MAGENTA
HG CYAN
IRIS
FE B
PAN
STROBE
DIMMER
STOPPER
DC TILT A
R2
200-240V
N
LAMP
L
N
L
20.5V
fuse
E
220-240V/50Hz
200-220/60Hz
FAN
R3
h
BATT.
R1
BALLAST
HOT
IGNITOR LAMP I
ASCAN (8)
C
DIGITAL
MULTI
CHANGE
CHANGE
CHANGE
10
TROUBLESHOOTING
8
TECHNICAL DATA
9
ELECTRICAL
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Power supply
• 220 - 240V 50Hz
• 200 - 220V 60Hz
Lamp
Metal halide type with special built-in
power supply unit.
•Type of lamp: HMI 1200 W
- Cap SFc 15,5-6
- Colour temperature 6000 K
- Luminous flux 110000 lm
- Average life 750 h
Power consumption
• 1500VA at 220V 50Hz
• Correction factor 140µF standard
Motors
N. 20 microstepping motors with full
microprocessor control.
Lamp hourmeter
Incremental non-resettable count.
OPTICAL SYSTEM
Main optical unit in diecast aluminium,
incorporating twin lens condenser and a
reflector of high luminous efficiency.
CONTROL SYSTEMS
Channels
N. 16 + 1 control channels.
Inputs
The STAGE SCAN will accept digital
signals from controllers or computers.
•Digital serial input:
RS232/423(PMX) or DMX 512
MIRROR HEAD
•Head rotatable through 360° on pro-
jector housing.
•Graduated scale for easy and accu-
rate positioning.
• Anchorage for safety chain.
•Mirror of ultra high luminous efficiency.
Movement
•Produced by two controlled microstep-
ping motors.
•Infinitely variable speed of rotation;
Maximum values:
- PAN = 0.4 sec (150°)
- TILT = 0.3 sec (110°)
•Continuous and uniform movement.
Resolution:
- PAN = ±0.3° (150°)
- TILT = ±0.2° (110°)
CONSTRUCTION FEATURES
Safety devices
•Power supply shuts off automatically
in the event of overheating or cooling
system failure.
•Power shuts off automatically when
cover is opened.
Cooling
Forced ventilation cooling system using
axial flow fans.
Housing
•Extruded die-cast aluminium.
•Epoxy powder coated finish.
•Four side handles.
Mounting
•Steel bracket with epoxy powder
coated finish.
•Six installation positions, 25 mm (1”)
apart.
•Bracket adjustable through 100° with
graduated scale to assist positioning.
•Anchorage for safety chain.
Operating position
Will function in any position.
Weights and dimensions
•Projector: 40 kg. (88 lbs)
• Mirror head: 3.1 kg. (6 lbs 13 ozs)
(17.1”)
435
(13”÷17.5”)
330÷445
(14.4”)
365
(48.4”)
1230
No electrical power supply. Check that power is available at the
mains socket.
ELECTRONICS NOT WORKING
PROJECTOR DOES NOT LIGHT UP
PROJECTION FAULTY FAULTS
REDUCED BRIGHTNESS
POSSIBLE CAUSES CHECKS AND REMEDIES
•
••
•
••
Lamp expended or faulty. Change lamp (see instructions).
Signal transmission cable
short-circuiting or disconnected. Change cables.
Address codes incorrect. See projector coding instructions.
Defect in electronic circuits. Contact an authorised technician.
Lenses broken. Contact an authorised technician.
Deposit of dust or grease. Clean (see instructions).
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•
The products referred to in this manual comply with
EC Directives on:
• Low Voltage 73/23
• Electromagnetic Compatibility 89/336
The specifications published in this manual are not binding, and may be revised or updated
at any time by Clay Paky without notice in the interests of improving product quality.