DTS MOVIELIGHT User manual

Via Fagnano Selve, 12/14 (loc.La Cella)-47843 MISANO ADRIATICO (RN)-ITALY
e-mail:dts@dts-show.com indirizzo internet: http://www.dts-show.com
MOVIELIGHT
PROGETTO GRAFICO DTS Show division

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For safety measurements keep to the following instructions
-Do not disassemble or modify the device
-Avoid inflammable liquid , water, gas or metal objets from penetrating in the device
-In places with extreme humidity
-In places with high vibrations, and things that can probably knock against it
-Do not expose it to temperatures higher than 40° C for long periods
-Do not expose it to temperature lower than 0° C
-Protect the device from very dry or humid places (under 35% and over 80%)
In case of bad functional problems immediately switch of the device and contact the
nearest dealer ore directly the producer of the device D.T.S
Avoid opening the device there are no parts reparable by the purchaser eventual fixings
have to strictly be done by professional qualified techniques
Avoid using the device in these following ways
Attention
Warning
Technical features
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Motorized rotanting head
POWER SUPPLY: 220-240 V 50 Hz or 120V 60Hz
POWER CONSUMPTION : 800 VA in built factor correction
LAMP: HMI 575 W discharge lamp
CONTROL: 8 or 10channels + RESET DMX 512
Dimmer + Evanescence (opening and closing) 4 diffenrent speeds.
Strobe Effect (max: 16 flash/sec) + strobe at a random speed
COLORS: 8 dichroic filters with high chromatic yield + wood filter + white
It is possible to have colors in black-out and half color
7 speed continuous color wheel rotation to produce Rainbow effect
GOBOS: wheel with 7 rotating gobos (replaceables)+ open
Rotogobo: 15 speed on the left, 15 speed on the right
Effect Wheel : Frost + Prism with 3 sides, Rotoprism with different speed to
right or to left
Pan : max movement 443°.(8 o 16 bit)
Tilt: max movement 319° (8 o 16 bit)
Functions RESET DMX
MOTORS: 9 microstepper motors +2 c.c. motors controlled via
internal microprocessor
Optical system: perfect efficiency parabolic mirror, high definition
interchangeable objective lens
Extruded aluminium
Working position : any position
DIMENSIONS: 400mm L x 400mm W x 600mm H
WEIGHT: Kg 25
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Via Fagnano Selve, 12/14 (loc.La Cella)-47843 MISANO ADRIATICO (RN)-ITALY
e-mail:dts@dts-show.com indirizzo internet: http://www.dts-show.com

NOTE
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INSTALLATION OF THE DEVICE
LAMP ASSEMBLING
The movielight can be Fixed in two positions directly on the floor or on a roof if the device is to
be fixed on a roof, you must install it with the supports (given with the device ) unscrews the 4
plastic stoppers (fig. 1) fix the two brackets in the holes and tighten the brackets using 4 m10
screw be sure that the structure can support the weight of 25 kg.
Untighten the four screws on the back of the device open and remove the back part as shown in
fig. 1 insert the hmi 575/gs (movielight 575 PF 3026) in position (fig. 2) and tighten the screw
on the metal ring of the lamp. To get a high luminosity yield it is important to use a god quality
lamp. Position the protuberance (p) upwards. I the hmi 575/gs lamps are high precision lamps .
We recommend you to read the instructions of your lamp
Fig.1
Staffe a U
Staffe a L
Piedini in plastica
P
Fig.1
Screws
Back part
Fig.2

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ANGELS AND TIMING OF THE ROTATING ON PAN AND TILT
FUNCTION GRADATION ROTATING TIME
Pan 443° 3.80 sec.
Pan 90° 1.25 sec.
Tilt 319° 2.90 sec
Tilt 90° 1.25 sec.
Perfect velocity of the movielight is du to a special micropas motor that has been studied
for the D.T.S
ATTENTON: BEFOR SWITCHING ON THE DEVICE TAKE OFF THE THREE
BLOCKS FIXED FOR THEANTI ROTATION OFTHE MOVIELIGHT
Muvement TILT a 319°
Muvement PAN a 443°
Stop
SUBSTITIUTION OF THE FUSE
PERIOD CLEANING
If the device dose not work controll the fuse that is fixed on the backside of it if the fuse is no
good anymore change it with the same type that you find on the device the movielight has a
thermal protection in case of bad functioning (blocked fans) it automatically switches off to
prevent bad damages to it before re switching it on check tat the fans are not burnt, clean and
control the device function if the fans do not work contact an authorized technician
For a good function of the device it is best to clean the fans at least every 15 days also clean the
lens and dicroic filters so you will have no variation in the luminosity do not use any kind of
solvent to clean the mirrors
DMX IN
27 V AC
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
WARNING: SHOCK HAZARD-DO NOT OPEN
AVIS: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE-NE PAS OUVRIR
ACHTUNG: GEFAHRLICHE NETZSPANNUNG IM INNENTEIL-NICHT OFFNEN
ATTENTION:
1)OPERATE THIS UNITS ONLY WITH PROPER AC VOLTAGE
2)READ INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATION
3)TO AVOID THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE, DO NOT EXPOSE
THIS UNIT TO MOISTURE OR HIGH HUMIDITY
4)NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
SERVICE PERSONNEL:
1)SEE SERVICE MANUAL BEFORE OPENING
2)DISCONNECT PLUG BEFORE OPENING
3)ALL PARTS MUST BE REPLACED BY ORIGINAL SPARE PARTS
12VCC
MICRO SWITCH
PHOTO SWITCH
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GREEN
ORANGE
BROWN
GRAY
MICROPAS MOTORS MICROPAS MOTORS

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FUNCTIONAL ANOMALIES
Problems possible solutions
The device does not switch on control the fuse on the
backside of the device
The electronics does not work control the exact configuration
on the device
The devise on intermit turns on and of control the function of the fan
Projection of rays of light with halo control that the lamp has been
put in theRight position
Control the focus deriv
Luminosity reduction Exhausted lamp
Control that the lens are clean
For any other types of problems we strictly reccomend that a professional qualified
techniques is contacted
For the errors shown above and wrong definition of the DIP/SW., because of the only led
fixed for error indicating this one will be establish by the sign of the DMX to make the
device move. With an error of the photocell the device will keep on moving. Photocell
errors happen when during the reset of one of the two motors do not find its respective
photocell. In this case the device will respond to the DMX signal (if present), but that motor
will be probably not regulated
REPLACEMENT OT THE ROTATING GOBO
It is possible to change the gobos by removing from the device the 4 screws on the backside of it
and the tree screws in front of the movielight (fig1) remove the fixed spring from the gobo and
proceed with its replacement (fig1)
It is absolutely essential a regular cleaning of the removable gobos holder.
*DO NOT USEANY KIND OF SOLVENTTO CLEAN.
Fig.1
Gobo
OPEN
Gobo
FIXED GOBOS SPRING
ELECTIC NETWORK
ATTENTION
CONNECTION WITH THE SWITCHBOARD CONTROLLER
Switch on the device connecting the cable wire given with in the tension and frequency
indicated on the front side of the device. We advice you to put it in network with the proper
switch that way you can switch and turn them off separately
It is important to connect the device with earth connectio. Power absorption of the device is
of 800 VA
The Movielight works with digital dmx 512 (1990) signals. The connection between the device
and the switchboard or from device to device this has to be done with bipolar wire sheltered
with a screen section of at least 0.5 mm2, linked to the attached canon xrl-5 (current-tap and
plug given with the device) . It is important that the wires do not make contact between them and
also that they do not touch covering of the plug. The cover of the plug must not be connected to
anything.
Connect the command of the switchboard with the plug on the device that is shown with dmx in
on link with the another device putting its plug in dmx out concatenate all the other device
N=BLU
E=YELLOW/GREEN
L=BROWN
1
2
3
5
4
1
2
3
5
4
IN OUT
Fig.(1)
DMX 512
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
WARNING: SHOCK HAZARD-DO NOT OPEN
AVIS: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE-NE PAS OUVRIR
ACHTUNG: GEFAHRLICHE NETZSPANNUNG IM INNENTEIL-NICHT OFFNEN
ATTENTION:
1)OPERATE THIS UNITS ONLY WITH PROPER AC VOLTAGE
2)READ INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATION
3)TO AVOID THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE, DO NOT EXPOSE
THIS UNIT TO MOISTURE OR HIGH HUMIDITY
4)NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
SERVICE PERSONNEL:
1)SEE SERVICE MANUAL BEFORE OPENING
2)DISCONNECT PLUG BEFORE OPENING
3)ALL PARTS MUST BE REPLACED BY ORIGINAL SPARE PARTS
C
C
DMX 512 OUTPUT
LINK
CONNECTION CABLES
5
3
42
13
2
1
1=GND
2=DATA-
3=DATA+
AC 9V
LINE IN
GROUND
SIGNAL
MIC-DO NOT COVER
MUSIC IN
1
2
3
5
4
DMX512
1 GND
2DATA-
3DATA+
4…
5…
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TERMINAL DMX SIGNALS
DEVICE CODIFICATION
Install when the signal whir has to be put in long distances or where there are electrical
disturbments for example in a disco, concert, theater etc we advice to use a dmx terminal.
the dmx terminal or even more a canon xrl-5 connected with a resistance to 120 ohm
between 2 and 3 the resistance is put in the plug of the dmx of the last device that has been
linked as shown following
Each movielight occupies 8 channels so that the signals are correctly made on each device such
operation is to be done on each movielight putting the micro switches dislocated on the back
side. Follow the examples as shown
1
2
3
5
4
OUT
120 ohm
PIN 3
PIN 2
1
2
4
8
16
32
64
128
256
MICRO SWITCHE FOR
DIGITAL FUNCTION
OFF
ON
SCANNER 1
SCANNER 2
SCANNER 3
SCANNER 4
SCANNER 5
SCANNER 6
SCANNER 7
SCANNER 8
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
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Channel DMX N°6 TILT
DMX rage
Value(1)
Mid point
DMX value(1)
Move rage
(gradi)
Mode(2) Dip-sw
(3)
Function
0 --------- -----------
1-254 128 43 -----------
255 -------- -----------
Channel DMX N°7 SELECTION EFFECT
DMX rage
Value(1)
Mid point
DMX value(1)
Move rage
(gradi)
Mode(2) Dip-sw
(3)
Function
0-85 42 0 S NO EFFECT
86-171 128 57.6 SFROST
172-255 213 133.2 SPRISMA
Channel DMX N°8 ROTATION P0RISMA
DMX rage
Value(1)
Mid point
DMX value(1)
Move rage
(gradi)
Mode(2) Option
(3)
Function
0-117 58
ANTI-CLOCKWISE ROT
118-137 128 STOP
138-255 196 CLOCKWISE ROT
Channel DMX N°9 PAN 16 bit
Channel DMX N°10 TILT 16 bit
Channel DMX N°11 RESET DMX
DMX rage
Value(1)
Mid point
DMX value(1)
Move rage
(gradi)
Mode(2) Option
(3)
Function
0 ------ ------------
128 128 RESET DMX
255 ----- RESET DMX
LED FUNCTIONS
Green Led ON = functioning in the fixed ways
In various functions the other LED's have the following function:
SITUATIONS RED LED YELLOW LED
Fotoc.ok ma dmx mancante Off Off
Dmx mancante + Err.fotoc. On Off
Err.Dip(dip=0oover-frame) Lamp.da DMX Off
Err. Dip + Err. Fotoc. Lamp.da DMX Off
DMX ok + Err. Fotoc. On Lamp da DMX
DMX ok + Dip.ok+Fotoc.ok Off Lamp da DMX

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206-213 211 ---------- C ROT.SPEED 2
214-221 217 ---------- C ROT.SPEED 3
222-229 225 ---------- C ROT.SPEED 4
230-237 233 ---------- C ROT.SPEED 5
238-245 241 ---------- C ROT.SPEED 6
246-255 250 ---------- C ROT.SPEED 7 max
STROBE
EVANESCENCE IN CLOSING
EVANESCENCE IN OPENING
Channel DMX N°4 STROBO/DIMMER
DMX rage
Value(1)
Mid point
DMX value(1)
Move rage
(gradi)
Mode(2) Option(3) Function
0-9 4 0 S BLACK-OUT
10-85 42 0-37.4 CDIMMER
86-95 90 0-37.4 RANDOM SPEED
96-105 100 0-37.4 -------- SPEED 1 minima
106-115 110 0-32.5 -------- SPEED 2
116-125 120 0-28.2 -------- SPEED 3
126-135 130 0-23.7 -------- SPEED 4
136-145 140 0-18.1 -------- SPEED 5
146-155 150 0-14.3 -------- SPEED 6 max
156-165 160 0-37.4 --------- SPEED 1 minim.
166-175 170 0-37.4 --------- SPEED 2
176-185 180 0-37.4 --------- SPEED 3
186-195 190 0-37.4 --------- SPEED 4 max
196-205 200 0-37.4 --------- SPEED 1 minim.
206-215 210 0-37.4 --------- SPEED 2
216-225 220 0-37.4 --------- SPEED 3
226-235 230 0-37.4 --------- SPEED 4 max
236-245 240 0 S SPOSTAM.. IN BLK
246-255 250 0 S OPEN
Channel DMX N°5 PAN
DMX rage
Value(1)
Mid point
DMX value(1)
Move rage
(gradi)
Mode(2) Dip-
sw(3)
Function
0 -------- ---------
1-254 128 180 ---------
255 ------- ---------
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OPTIONS
SWAP
REVERCE PAN REVERCE TILT
PAN TILT 16 BIT
TEST MODE
The movielight has 6 options, which can be activated with the second group of micro switches
on the setting section on the back panel
The micro switches indicated as swp pan-tilt if activated permit you invert the pan and tilt
functions
The micro switches indicated as reveres pan and reveres tilt if activated they permit horizontal
movements (pan) and vertical movements (tilt) of the mirrors that can be reversed. This can be
useful in some installation for example where the device are put in front of each other setting on
one device the micro switch of reveres pan in position On the mirror will let the pan work in the
same direction, with the same control signal.
The microswitch is indicated as pan - tilt 16 bit. If you turn it on, you activate the high
resolution modality (16 bit) on pan and tilt.
So that the channels become 10.
The micro switch indicated as TEST MODE if activated makes the scanner control all the
programs in function
RESET DMX
The micro-switch is indicated as reset DMX. If you turniton you canactivate the reset modality
so that the MOVIELIGHT becomes at 9 channels, if it has been programmedat at 8 bit, at 11
channel if it has benn programmedat at 16 bit. In thase cases the reset DMX channel occupy the
9th and 11th channel, respecting the “bit” option.
OFF
ON
MICRO SWITCHES FOR
SETTING OPTIONS
TEST MODE
PAN-TILT 16 BIT
RESET DMX
NU
REVERSE TILT
REVERSE PAN
SWAP PAN-TILT
256
128
64
32
16
8
4
2
1

DESCRIZIONE FUNZIONAMENTO PROIETTORE
CHANNEL
1 ROTO GOBO
2 COLOR
3 ROTATING GOBO WHEEL
4 DIMMER/STROBO/EVANESCENZA
5PAN
6 TILT
7 WHELL EFFECT FROST-PRISMA
8 ROTO PRISMA
FUNCTION
9 PAN FINE (LSB)
10 TILT FINE (LSB)
11 RESET DMX
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Channel DMX N°1 ROTOGOBO
DMX rage
Value(1)
Mid point
DMX value(1)
Move rage
(gradi)
Mode(2) Option(3) Function
0-117 58 ROT.ANTIORA
118-137 128 STOP
138-255 196 ROT.ORARIA
Channel DMX N°2 RUOTA COLOR
DMX rage
Value(1)
Mid point
DMX value(1)
Move rage
(gradi)
Mode(2) Option(3) Function
0-4 2 0 S COLOR 1
5-9 7 18 S BICOLOR 1/2
10-14 12 18 S COLOR 2
15-19 17 18 S BICOLOR 2/3
20-24 22 18 S COLOR 3
25-29 27 18 S BICOLOR 3/4
30-34 32 18 S COLOR 4
35-39 37 18 S BICOLOR 4/5
40-44 42 18 S COLOR 5
45-49 47 18 S BICOLOR 5/6
50-54 52 18 S COLOR 6
55-59 57 18 S BICOLOR 6/7
60-64 62 18 S COLOR 7
65-69 67 18 S BICOLOR 7/8
70-74 72 18 S COLOR 8
75-79 77 18 S BICOLOR 8/9
80-84 82 18 S COLOR 9
85-89 87 18 S BICOLOR 9/10
90-94 92 18 S COLOR 10
95-99 97 18 S BICOLOR 10/1
100-104 102 0 S COLOR 1
105-109 107 18 S BICOLOR 1/2
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110-114 112 18 S COLOR 2
115-119 117 18 S BICOLOR 2/3
120-124 122 18 S COLOR 3
125-129 127 18 S BICOLOR 3/4
130-134 132 18 S COLOR 4
135-139 137 18 S BICOLOR 4/5
140-144 142 18 S C OLOR 5
145-149 147 18 S BICOLOR 5/6
150-154 152 18 S COLOR 6
155-159 157 18 S BICOLOR 6/7
160-164 162 18 S COLOR 7
165-169 167 18 S BICOLOR 7/8
170-174 172 18 S COLOR 8
175-179 177 18 S BICOLOR 8/9
180-184 182 18 S COLOR 9
185-189 187 18 S BICOLOR 9/10
190-194 192 18 S COLOR 10
195-199 197 18 S ICOLOR 10/1
200-207 179 ---------- C ROT.SPEED 1mini.
208-215 187 ---------- C ROT.SPEED 2
216-223 195 ---------- C ROT.SPEED 3
224-231 203 ---------- C ROT.SPEED 4
232-239 211 ---------- C ROT.SPEED 5
240-247 219 ---------- C ROT.SPEED 6
248-255 227 ---------- C ROT.SPEED 7 max.
Channel DMX N°3 RUOTA GOBO
DMX rage
Value(1)
Mid point
DMX value(1)
Move rage
(gradi)
Mode(2) Option(3) Function
0-11 5 0 S NO GOBO
12-23 17 45 S GOBO 1
24-35 29 45 S GOBO 2
36-47 41 45 S GOBO 3
48-59 53 45 S GOBO 4
60-71 65 45 S GOBO 5
72-83 77 45 S GOBO 6
84-98 91 45 S GOBO 7
99-110 104 0 S NO GOBO
111-122 116 45 S GOBO 1
123-134 128 45 S GOBO 2
135-146 140 45 S GOBO 3
147-158 152 45 S GOBO 4
159-170 164 45 S GOBO 5
171-182 176 45 S GOBO 6
183-197 190 45 S GOBO 7
198-205 201 ----------- C ROT.SPEED 1 min.
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