FONESTAR DMX-81 User manual

DMX-81
192-CHANNEL DMX 512
CONTROL CONSOLE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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We recommend you read the instruction manual before switching on the machine and follow the instructions
that are given. eep the manual for future reference.
SECURITY AND THE EN IRONMENT
ELECTRICAL SECURITY
Check that the current in the mains connection where the machine is to be installed corresponds to the
power supply of the machine.
To avoid damaging the equipment, electrical shocks, fire or physical injury when you connect or disconnect
the equipment from the power supply, pull the plug firmly out of the mains socket holding the plug, never the
cable.
Always do this with dry hands.
eep the power supply cable far from sources of heat. Do not put heavy objects on top of it or change it.
Clean dust and dirt off the power supply cable regularly.
Do not open the machine; you could get an electric shock.
CAUTION
While installing the machine, make sure it is switched off and unplugged.
Do not open the machine. Touching the internal parts is dangerous and you could receive an electric shock.
The machine must not be splashed or dripped on. Never place recipients with liquid inside on the machine.
Do not place anything inside the machine.
LOCATION
Place the equipment on a horizontal surface with enough space around it to allow ventilation.
Avoid direct sunlight, heat sources and excessive dust.
Do not place the machine near magnetic fields or static electricity.
Do not use surfaces which vibrate or receive impact.
Do not pile machines on top of one another.
VENTILATION
Never block or cover the ventilation slits on the machine.
Do not expose it to direct sunlight or place it near sources of heat.
PERIODS OF INACTIVITY
When the machine is not going to be used for a long period of time, disconnect it from the mains.
If you are using an adapter, take into account that it will continue using electricity even if the machine is
switched off. If it is not going to be used for a long period of time, disconnect it from the mains.
THE ENVIRONMENT
To save energy, switch the machine off when you are not going to use it for a long time. The machine could
contain substances that are harmful to the environment or human health. To minimize the effect of these
substances the machine must be correctly managed and recycled when you decide to dispose of it.
When you dispose of it remember: it cannot be thrown into a conventional rubbish bin.
If it contains or uses batteries, these must be disposed of separately.
The machine (without batteries) must be disposed of correctly. Put it in a container specially intended for the
collection of electronic and electrical appliances, at the dump or hand it over to the dealer when you purchase
similar equipment, so that the dealer can dispose of it correctly (at no added cost).

.SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SYMBOLS ON THE MACHINE*
The symbol formed by the expression “Class 1 laser product” written in a rectangle
indicates that visible or invisible laser radiation could be produced. Avoid direct expose to
the laser.
The symbol formed by a ray of lightening inside a triangle shows that the machine has
connection terminals or a circuit with areas with a current which could cause an electric
shock, even in normal working conditions.
The symbol formed by an exclamation mark in a triangle shows that the instruction manual
must be referred to for information on how the machine works and its use.
The symbol formed by one square inside another square shows that the machine has
double electrical insulation.
The European Community symbol shows that the machine complies with the current
European Union legislation, as well as its transposition to local legislation.
The symbol of a rubbish bin crossed out and over a horizontal line shows that when the
product is disposed of it must be done properly, placing it in a special selective electronic
and electrical equipment container or through a dealer when purchasing a similar product,
at no additional cost. It also shows that the machine was put on the market after 13th
August 2005 (European Community Directive 2002/96/CE of Electrical and Electronic
recycling, and its Spanish equivalent R.D.208/2005).
In accordance with what is set out in the aforementioned decree, FONESTAR is registered
in the RAEE (Registro de Aparatos Eléctricos y Electrónicos) in a special section REI
(Registro de establecimientos Industriales), with the entry number 001851.
*It is possible that some of these symbols do not appear on the machine.
EXEMPTION OF LIABILITY
The characteristics of the equipment and the content of the manual can change without forewarning.
FONESTAR, S.A. does not assume responsibilities regarding the inappropriate use of the equipment or the
information supplied in this instruction manual, and specifically disclaims any implied liability for marketability
or fitness for any other use.
All rights reserved by FONESTAR, S.A.
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DESCRIPTION
192-channel DMX 512 control console. Allows lighting equipment connected on the same line to be
controlled, with 12 accesses to up to 16 channels. It has 6 chase presets each with 240 programmable
scenes, divided into 30 memory banks of 8 scenes each.
Manual, automatic control or sound activation thanks to integrated microphone.
Allows show lighting to be controlled and programmed efficiently and quickly in nightclubs, pubs, discos
and on stage.
CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
FRONT PANEL
1.- SCANNERS 1-12: buttons for activating or deactivating each scanner. A scanner is a previously
established DMX address, that manages groups of 16 channels for each device or group of devices
assigned to that address. You can activate all the scanners you wish at the same time to control different
groups of lighting equipment. The indicator on each scanner will light up green when it is active.
2.- SCENES 1-8: buttons for activating or recording different scenes.
3.- DISPLAY: shows all the instantaneous value information of the chosen channel and programming:
A.- Blackout function indicator.
B.- Step indicator.
C.- Programming mode activation indicator.
D.- Displays the active chase number.
E.- Displays the active scene number.
F.- Displays the number of the bank where the scenes are stored.
G.- Displays the time assigned with the FADE TIME and SPEED controls.
H.- Sound activation mode indicator.
I.- Automatic mode indicator.
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4.-
A.- BANK UP, BANK DOWN: allows selection from among the 30 banks available, in order to select
and program scenes.
B.- PROGRAM: allows activation of the the scene programming mode. The PROGRAM indicator will
flash on the display.
C.- MIDI/ADD: allows functions selected in programming mode to be added.
Note: control function via an external MIDI device not available.
D.- AUTO/DEL: allows activation of automatic mode. The AUTO TRIGGER indicator will light up on
the display. Allows functions selected in programming mode to be deleted.
E.- MUSIC/BANK COPY: allows the sound activation mode to be activated. The MUSIC TRIGGER
indicator will light up on the display. Allows the 8 scenes from a bank to be copied during
programming mode.
F.- TAPSYNC/DISPLAY: allows the SPEED to be fixed using pulses in line with the required rhythm.
In programming mode, it is possible to alternate between different displays on the screen.
G.- CHASE 1-6: allows selection of each of the programmable chase memories.
H.- BLACKOUT: provokes an effect of total darkness for the output channels. Place all the channels
in value 0 while this control is activated. The BLAC OUT indicator will flash on the display.
5.- SLIDING CONTROLS: allow the output value for each of the channels to be adjusted between 0 and 255.
Depending on the PAGE SELECT control, channels 1 to 8 or 9 to 16 can be controlled.
6.- PAGE SELECT: allows selection among channels 1 to 8 (PAGE A) or from 9 to 16 (PAGE B). The indicator
for each group will light up green when active.
7.- SPEED: sliding control for modifying the time each scene lasts within a chase in automatic mode. The
minimum value is 0.1 seconds and the maximum is 10 minutes.
8.- FADE TIME: sliding control for fixing the transmission interval between scenes within a chase in
automatic mode. If the FADE TIME control is in position 0, the change between scenes will be instant.
The minimum value is 0 seconds and the maximum is 30 seconds.
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REAR PANEL
1.- POWER: device on/off switch.
2.- DMX POLARITY: polarity selector in pins 2 and 3 of the XLR connector.
3.- DMX OUTPUT: control signal output. 3-pin XLR connector.
4.- DC INPUT: power supply input via mains adapter.
DEFINITIONS
In this section different technical terms are going to be used, definitions of which are provided below to make
understanding the manual easier.
SCANNER: an access to a preestablished DMX address that manages groups of 16 channels for each device
or group of devices assigned to that address. You can activate as many scanners as you want at the same
time to control or program different groups of lighting equipment.
SCENE: a position in the memory where a determined sliding control configuration is stored. For storing 16
values for each scanner (1 per channel)
BANK: set of 8 scenes. In automatic mode, the programmed bank scenes can be played in sequence. The
model DMX-81 has 30 banks.
CHASE: a set of scenes stored in the control console memory, in an order set by the user. Each chase can
store individual scenes or complete banks, with a total of 240 scenes. The chases will be played following
the 1-2-3-4-5-6 sequence, only if they are programmed and activated. The DMX-81 model has 6 banks.
OPERATING MODES
The DMX-81 control console can operate in manual mode, in automatic mode or in sound activation mode.
To select one of the modes follow the instructions below.
MANUAL MODE
- Check that the automatic mode, programming mode or sound activation mode have not been activated,
by looking at the display. If this is the case, press the AUTO/DEL button to deactivate automatic mode,
press and hold the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to exit the programming mode, or cancel the sound
activation by pressing MUSIC/BAN COPY.
- Select the scanner that you wish to use and modify the channels using the sliding control on each scanner.
Press the PAGE SELECT button if the device has more than 8 channels, to be able to program the values
in channels 9 to 16.
- You can choose the viewing mode for the value of each channel using the TAPSYNC/DISPLAY button to
vary 0-255 or 0-100 between each display.
Note: all the changes made in manual mode are instantaneous and will not be stored in the control console
memory.
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AUTOMATIC MODE
In this mode you can choose between scene, bank or chase reproduction. To do this you should have
previously programmed a scene or a chase. If you have not, then go to the PROGRAMMING section to store
a scene.
REPRODUCING A SCENE
- Select the bank where the scene is stored using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN buttons.
- Press the SCENES 1 to 8 button to activate reproduction of the chosen scene.
- If you wish, modify the sliding controls for each channel. Press the PAGE SELECT button if the device has
more than 8 channels, to be able to set the value of channels 9 to 16.
REPRODUCING A BAN
- Select the bank where the scene is stored using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN buttons.
- Select the time each scene lasts using the SPEED sliding control and the transition time between scenes
using the FADE TIME sliding control.
- Press the AUTO/DEL button to activate bank reproduction.
- While a bank is being reproduced, you can activate another one, and select it using the BAN UP and
BAN DOWN buttons.
Note: if you modify the sliding controls during reproduction, the channel values will be affected but will not
be stored.
REPRODUCING A CHASE
- Select the chase that you wish to reproduce using the CHASE 1-6 buttons. The chases will be reproduced
following the sequence 1-2-3-4-5-6, and only if they have been programmed and activated.
- Select the time each scene lasts using the SPEED sliding control and the transition time between scenes
using the FADE TIME sliding control.
- Press the AUTO/DEL button to activate chase reproduction.
Note: if you want to modify the number of active chases during reproduction, press buttons CHASE 1-6.
If you modify the sliding controls during playback, the channel values will be affected but will not be stored.
SOUND ACTI ATION MODE
- Check that the automatic mode or the programming mode have not been activated, by viewing the display.
If this is the case, press the AUTO/DEL button to deactivate the automatic mode or hold the PROGRAM
button down for 3 seconds to exit the programming mode.
- Press the MUSIC/BAN COPY button to start the sound activation mode using the incorporated
microphone.
- A bank or a chase sequence can be reproduced in this mode. Select the bank to be reproduced using the
BAN UP and BAN DOWN buttons or choose the chase to be reproduced using the CHASE 1-6 buttons.
Note: the microphone incorporated requires a high level of sound to start operating.
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PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING A SCENE
-Hold down the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to access the programming mode. The LED PROGRAM
indicator will flash constantly.
-Select the scanners that correspond to the devices you wish to program.
- Adjust the sliding controls for each channel, in accordance with the required setting. Press the PAGE
SELECT button if the device has more than 8 channels, to program the value of channels 9 to 16.
- Before programming another scanner, deactivate the scanner that you have just programmed. Then select
the new scanner and adjust the sliding controls for the new device. You can program as many scanners
as you need consecutively.
- Select the bank where you want to store the scene using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN buttons. There
are 30 different banks available. Each bank can store 8 scenes.
- Press and hold the MIDI/ADD button and press the SCENES 1-8 button at the same time to store the scene
in its definitive location. All the indicators will flash 3 times to show that it has been programmed correctly.
- Repeat the previous steps to store as many scenes as you wish.
- Press and hold the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to exit the programming mode and press the
BLAC OUT button to activate the output channels again.
EDITING A SCENE
- Hold down the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to access the programming mode. The LED PROGRAM
indicator will flash constantly.
- Select the bank where the scene is stored using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN buttons.
- Press the chosen SCENES 1-8 button to display the scene and be able to edit it.
- Select the scanners that correspond to the devices you wish to program.
- Adjust the sliding controls for each channel, in accordance with the required configuration. Press the PAGE
SELECT button if the device has more than 8 channels, in order to program the values for channels 9 to
16.
- Press and hold the MIDI/ADD button and press the SCENES 1-8 button at the same time to store the scene
in its definitive location. All the LED indicators will flash 3 times to show that it has been programmed
correctly.
- Repeat the previous steps to modify as many scenes as you wish.
- Press and hold the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to exit the programming mode and press the
BLAC OUT button to activate the output channels again.
DELETING A SCENE
- Hold down the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to access the program mode. The LED PROGRAM
indicator will flash constantly.
- Select the bank where you wish to store the scene using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN buttons.
- Press and hold the AUTO/DEL button and press the SCENES 1-8 button for the scene that you wish to
delete at the same time. All the LED indicators will flash 3 times to show that the scene has been deleted
correctly.
- Repeat the previous steps to delete all the scenes that you wish.
- Hold down the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to exit the programming mode and press the BLAC OUT
button to activate the output channels again.
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TO COPY A COMPLETE BANK
- Hold down the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to access the programming mode. The LED PROGRAM
indicator will flash constantly.
- Select the bank where the scenes are stored using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN buttons.
- Press MIDI/ADD button to store the program. On doing this, the complete bank will be stored.
- Select the bank where you wish to store the scene using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN buttons.
- Press the MUSIC/BAN COPY button in order to copy. All the LED indicators will flash 3 times to show that
it has been programmed correctly.
- Repeat the previous steps to modify as many banks as you wish.
- Press and hold the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to exit the programming mode and press the
BLAC OUT button to activate the output channels again.
PROGRAMMING A CHASE
- Hold down the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to access the programming mode. The LED PROGRAM
indicator will flash constantly.
- Select the chase that you wish to program using the CHASE 1-6 buttons.
- Select the bank where the scene is stored using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN buttons. Press the
corresponding SCENES 1-8 button and then press the MIDI/ADD button to store the program for the current
scene. All the LED indicators will flash 3 times to show that it has been programmed correctly.
- Repeat the previous step to store all the scenes you wish within the chase. Up to 184 scenes per chase.
The order in which the scenes are stored in the chase, is the order in which they will be reproduced .
- Hold down the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to exit the programming mode and press the BLAC OUT
button to activate the output channels again.
RE ISING A CHASE
- Hold down the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to access the programming mode. The LED PROGRAM
indicator will flash constantly.
- Select the chase that you wish to revise using the CHASE 1-6 buttons.
- Press the TAPSYNC/DISPLAY button and the total number of scenes will appear on the display.
- You can check the programming for each scene programmed from a chase and navigate between scenes
using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN buttons.
- Press and hold the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to exit the programming mode and press the
BLAC OUT button to activate the output channels again.
EDITING A CHASE
ADDING A SCENE AT THE END OF A CHASE
- Hold down the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to access the programming mode. The LED PROGRAM
indicator will flash constantly.
- Select the chase that you wish to edit using the CHASE 1-6 buttons.
- Select the bank where the scene is that you want to add to the chase using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN
buttons.
- Press the corresponding SCENES 1-8 button and then press the MIDI/ADD button to store the scene within
the chase. All the LED indicators will flash 3 times to show that it has been programmed correctly. Bear in
mind that the scene will be stored at the end of the current chase programming.
- Repeat the previous steps to add all the scenes you wish to the chase.
- Press and hold the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to exit the programming mode and press the
BLAC OUT button to activate the output channels again.
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ADDING A SCENE TO A SPECIFIC STEP IN A CHASE
-Hold down the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to access the programming mode. The LED PROGRAM
indicator will flash constantly.
- Select the chase to be edited using the CHASE 1-6 buttons.
- Press the TAPSYNC/DISPLAY button and the total number of scenes will appear on the display.
- Find the required position for the new scene using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN buttons.
- Press the MIDI/ADD button to add a blank scene where the new scene will be stored.
- Select the bank where the scene is that you wish to add to the chase using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN
buttons.
- Press the corresponding SCENES 1-8 scene and then press the MIDI/ADD button to store the
programming. All the LED indicators will flash 3 times to show that it has been programmed correctly.
- Repeat the previous steps to add all the scenes you wish to the chase.
- Press and hold the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to exit the programming mode and press the
BLAC OUT button to activate the output channels again.
Example: to store the new scene between two specific positions, for example between 5 and 6, you have
to press the MIDI/ADD button when the display shows scene 005. On pressing this button, the display will
show the number of the empty scene, increasing it one unit, so in our case it will say 006, showing that the
empty scene has been created afterwards and between positions 5 and 6.
ADDING A BAN TO THE END OF A CHASE
- Hold down the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to access the programming mode. The LED PROGRAM
indicator will flash constantly.
- Select the chase that you wish to edit using the CHASE 1-6 buttons.
- Select the bank that you wish to add to the chase using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN buttons. Take into
account that the 8 scenes from the bank will be stored at the end of the current chase programming.
Press the MUSIC/BAN COPY button to make a copy of the bank.
- Press the MIDI/ADD button to store the programming in the chase. All the LED indicators will flash 3 times
to show that it has been programmed correctly.
- Repeat the previous steps to add all the banks you wish to the chase.
- Press and hold the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to exit the programming mode and press the
BLAC OUT button to activate the output channels again.
DELETING A SCENE FROM A CHASE
- Hold down the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to access the programming mode. The LED PROGRAM
indicator will flash constantly.
- Select the chase that you wish to edit with the CHASE 1-6 buttons.
- Press the TAPSYNC/DISPLAY button and the total number of scenes will appear on the display.
- Find the scene to be deleted using the BAN UP and BAN DOWN buttons.
- Press the AUTO/DEL button to delete the scene. All the LED indicators will flash 3 times to show that the
scene has been deleted correctly.
- Repeat the previous steps to delete as many scenes as you wish.
- Press and hold the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to exit the programming mode and press the
BLAC OUT button to activate the output channels again.
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DELETING A CHASE
-Hold down the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to access the programming mode. The LED PROGRAM
indicator will flash constantly.
- Select the chase that you wish to delete with the CHASE 1-6 buttons.
- Hold down the AUTO/DEL button and press the CHASE 1-6 button to delete it. All the LED indicators will
flash 3 times to show that it has been deleted correctly.
- Repeat the previous steps to delete as many chases as you wish.
- Press and hold the PROGRAM button for 3 seconds to exit the programming mode and press the
BLAC OUT button to activate the output channels again.
RESETTING THE SYSTEM (DELETING PROGRAMMING)
Function that restores the factory settings, deleting all the stored programs.
- Switch off the DMX-81 control console.
- Press and hold the the PROGRAM and BAN DOWN buttons and switch the control console on while you
are holding down these buttons.
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CONNECTION AND OPERATING
A show lighting system can be composed of different types of lighting equipment: spotlights, LED effects,
lasers, stroboscopes, etc. To control this equipment, it must be prepared to receive orders following the
DMX 512 protocol. These devices can be assigned a DMX address between 0 and 192 through which they
can receive orders from the DMX-81 control console.
In order to assign each device a valid DMX address, the instruction manual must be consulted. They normally
have DIP microswitches or a display to assign an address manually. The table below shows the positions of
the DIP microswitches to assign a specific DMX address.
The DMX-81 control console has 12 scanners to make management of the devices easier within its 192
channels. These scanners refer to fixed addresses with 16 channels between them. Below, the addresses of
the scanners and the microswitches that should be activated in a device with a standard DMX configuration
are shown.
Note: check the instruction manual for your equipment to find out if it follows standard DMX configuration
or requires a different one.
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- Several devices can be connected and controlled by a DMX-512. They must be interconnected using
XLR cables with the following configuration.
- It is possible to connect several pieces of equipment in cascade to be controlled together or separately.
Connect an XLR cable between the DMX IN on the device and the DMX OUT on the DMX control console
as the first element in the chain. Connect an XLR cable between the DMX OUT on the first element and
the DMX IN on the second element, and so on.
Below, there is an example of how to connect several similar pieces of equipment to be controlled by the
same DMX address, specifically in scanner 1 (DMX 1 address).
Below there is an example of how to connect several different pieces of equipment to be controlled by
different DMX addresses, specifically 1 element in scanner 1 (DMX 1 address) and 2 elements controlled
together in scanner 2 (DMX 17 address).
DIP DMX ADDRESS
1 1 SCANNER 1
1,5 17 SCANNER 2
1,6 33 SCANNER 3
1,5,6 49 SCANNER 4
1,7 65 SCANNER 5
1,5,7 81 SCANNER 6
1,6,7 97 SCANNER 7
1,5,6,7 113 SCANNER 8
1,8 129 SCANNER 9
1,5,8 145 SCANNER 10
1,6,8 161 SCANNER 11
1,5,6,8 177 SCANNER 12
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- The total wiring interconnecting equipment in one line must not exceed 100 m. To avoid interference in
the line, it is advisable to place a line terminator as the last element in the chain. This consists in a 120 Ω
resistance between terminal 2 and 3 on the XLR DMX OUT connector on the last element. See the
following diagram:
- Connect the equipment to the mains and switch it on.
GENERAL SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
- Do not open the equipment under any circumstances.
- Make sure that the devices are at least 50 cm from inflammable substances or elements.
- Do not look at the laser beams from a distance of less than 15 cm or for more than 10 seconds of direct
radiation, to avoid serious damage to eyes.
- Switch the equipment off for 15 minutes every 2 hours to avoid overheating.
- Do not continually switch the equipment on and off as this could decrease its useful life.
- Only use this equipment in covered and refrigerated spaces.
- Do not move or manipulate the equipment while it is connected to the mains and operating.
- Do not modify the lighting elements of the equipment without technical supervision or with material that
has not been guaranteed by the supplier.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
DMX-81
CHARACTERISTICS 192-channel DMX 512 control console.
12 accesses to up to 16 channels.
8 sliding controls assignable to channels 1 to 8 or 9 to 16 for each access.
6 chase presets each with 240 programmable scenes.
240 scenes divided into 30 memory banks of 8 scenes each.
Automatic programmable sequencing controlled by speed and time faders.
Manual, automatic control or sound activation thanks to integrated
microphone.
Blackout function.
OUTPUTS DMX OUT, male 3-pin XLR
POWER SUPPLY 9 V DC, 1 A with adapter included
DIMENSIONS 482 x 132 x 73 mm depth. 3 U 19" rack
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WARRANTY
This product has been tested and has passed the corresponding quality control prior to being put on the market.
FONESTAR guarantees the suitability of the product for its specified use during a period of 2 years from the
delivery date and commits itself to repair or substitute the goods as expressed in the Spanish law ‘La Ley General
para la Defensa de los Consumidores y Usuarios, Real Decreto Legislativo 1/2007 16 Noviembre.
The lack of conformity in the first six months after purchase, due to a manufacturing defect, will be rectified with
no more than showing the proof of purchase. After six months FONESTAR reserves the right to demand proof of
the product being sold with that problem.
This warranty does not include damage produced by: inappropriate use or negligence, accidents, worn out parts
due to use, breakages, burns, spilt liquids or other substances, excessive humidity, battery deterioration and
internal manipulation of the device, the software or its components by unauthorized persons, and in general any
use that is unrelated to the nature and purpose of the product.
If any service is needed during the warranty period because of lack of conformity, please contact the business or
distributor where the product was purchased in no more than 2 months after being conscious of the problem. It
is only necessary to contact FONESTAR if it is impossible or imposes an undue burden for them to solve it.
To benefit from this warranty it is necessary to show the proof of purchase with the date clearly visible, with no
corrections or crossing out.
This document adds information, and never decreases the consumers’ rights, which in all cases are protected by
the Spanish law ‘La Ley General para la Defensa de los Consumidores y Usuarios, Real Decreto Legislativo 1/2007
16 Noviembre.
FONESTAR is a member of ECOEMBALAJES ESPAÑA, S.A. “ECOEMBES”, with number 03497 and all our products carry
the symbol, backed by our membership and subscription to the above mentioned organization with the recycling and
subsequent management of our packaging.
FONESTAR, S.A. - NIF: A28780443 - Polígono Trascueto - 39600 Revilla de Camargo, Cantabria (Spain)
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