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Laserworld MH-OEM User manual

MH-OEM
OEM housing without laser sources
USER MANUAL
USER MANUAL: Laserworld Moving Head MH-OEM
Date: 09/2010
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Please read this manual care ully be ore use!
I
Table o contents
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1. S FETY INSTRUCTIONS 3
2. OPER TING THE L SER 4
3. DESCRIPTION 5
4. OPER TE P NEL 6
5. DMX512 OPER TION 7
6. M INTEN NCE 8
7. TECHNIC L SPECIFIC TIONS 8
8. ELECTRIC L DR WING 9
9. PROBLEM ND NSWER 10
10. PPENDIX ILD PINOUTS 11
Checking Parts
Please check if the following parts are included:
1 x MH-OEM Laser
1 x Power cable
1 x User manual
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
If the device has been exposed to great temperature changes, do not switch it on
immediately. Condensation water may damage your device. Leave the device
switched off until it has reached room temperature.
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The laser must only be used for shows. ny operation has to be attended and
supervised by a skilled and well-trained operator.
Never leave this device running unattended and keep it away from children and
unauthorized persons.
Keep away from heaters and other heat sources. In order to safeguard sufficient
ventilation, leave 50 cm of free space around the device.
Never direct the laser beam to people or animals.
C UTION L SER DIODE: If you open the device for cleaning, always disconnect from
mains!
-HEALTH HAZARD! Never look directly into the light source, as
sensitive persons may su er an epileptic shock!
These lasers are considered a definite eye hazard,
particularly at the higher power levels, which WILL cause
eye damage. So these laser series models supplied with a
key switch to prevent unauthorized use, warning labels
and aperture labels affixed to the laser.
Installation safety
Prior to installation and operation of the laser, the paths of the
beams and effects should be considered, particularly with
respect to how they will reach the audience. If direct audience scanning is desired, then the
laser energy in the effects needs to be considered to decide if the effects are safe for direct
viewing. lways ensure, that the maximum permissible exposure (MPE) is not exceeded in
the area accesible to the public. So install the laser in such a way, that minimum distances
and heights ensure the MPE is never exceeded in the public area.
OPERATING THE LASER
The operator has to make sure that laser radiation – also reflected laser radiation – higher
than the maximum permissible level is avoided by technical or organisational measures.
(Especially with respect to the MPE, see above.)
Make sure to use the correct voltage
If the device is used in a flying installation, the mounting brackets and an appropriate safety-
rope must be fixed.
In some countries, the operator must notify the accidence insurance and the authority for
industrial safety, before operating a laser. For more information, contact the relevant
authorities.
Please consider that unauthorized modifications on the device are strictly forbidden due to
safety reasons!
If this device will be operated in any way differently than described in this manual, the
product may suffer damages and the guarantee becomes void. Furthermore, any other
operation may lead to dangers like short-circuit, burns, electric shock, etc.
Keep surrounding dry and clean. This unit should be keep dry, do not use in the rain or
damp and dusty environment. Projector should be put in a water-proof housing when
operated outside.
Regularly open the device (see “cleaning” further down) to check for dust inside, or if fog
fluid condenses in the housing (if so rearrange hazer and/or laser position).
Operating temperature is 10~35°C. In a new installation, check after some 15-30 minutes
whether the outlet air gets too warm. Regularly check the inside for dust deposits, especially
around the fans. Let laser cool off 10minutes after 2 hours of operation,to ensure maximum
lifetime for the diode.
Distance between laser aperture and projection screen should be not less than 1 meter.
Do not turn device on and immediately off again frequently.
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Do not look into the laser beam directly, especially not with optical instruments.
Do not touch the device with wet hands.
When the laser diode becomes dim or broken, please contact your dealer timely.
When returning laser to dealer/manufacturer always use original packaging.
Maintenance should be performed every 15-day period. See “cleaning” further down.
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5. DMX 512 operation
The device is controlled by 24 DMX channels. The customized version is equipped with a
memory (SD) ILD playback card. Channel 6 switches between the internal control and the
ILD playback card.
Channel
Value
Internal
SD Card
1
0..255
Pan
Pan
2
0..255
Pan fine
Pan fin
e
3
0..255
Tilt
Tilt
4
0..255
Tilt fine
Tilt fine
5
0..252
Pan&tilt speed
Pan&tilt speed
253..255
Reset
Reset
6
0..127
Switc
h to intern
al
128..255
Switch to SD card
7
0..255
Bank
Bank
8
0..255
Pattern
Frame
9
0..255
Size
Size
10
0..255
Colour
group
Colourgroup
11
0..255
Intensity blue
Intensity blue
12
0..255
Intensity green
Intensity green
13
0..255
Intensity red
Intensity red
14
0..255
Master intensity
Master intensity
15
0..255
V
-
roll
V
-
roll
16
0..255
H
-
roll
H
-
roll
17
0..255
Z
-
roll
Z
-
roll
18
0..255
V
-
move
V
-
move
19
0..255
H
-
move
H
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move
20
0..255
V
-
stretch
V
-
stretch
21
0..255
H
-
stretch
H
-
stretch
22
0..255
HV
-
stretch
HV
-
stretch
23
0..255
Drawspeed
Drawspeed
24
0..255
Pointspeed
Pointspeed
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6. MAINTENANCE
lways disconnect from mains before cleaning/opening the laser. Remove the cover of the
moving head, and the top covers of the base to perform cleaning.
Regularly clean the interior from dust, especially ensure operation of the fans. To clean the
mirrors, ideally use acetone and lens cleaning paper (fold paper to get an edge with which to
clean the mirrors). If not available, you can also use window cleaner, and a paper towel. Be
careful, even light scratches reduce the output power of the laser; always clean with strokes
in one direction, to minimize the effect of scratches. Mirrors need cleaning, when a “halo” is
noticeable around the beam, or an unusual high amount of diffuse light can be seen inside
the device.
When fog fluid condenses in the device, clean all traces, and rearrange the position of hazer
and/or laser.
Never look directly into the light source.
Always disconnect rom the mains when the device is not in use or be ore
cleaning it.
7. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
LW50k scanner system, deflection angle: max. 60°optical
▪scanspeed: max. 50.000pps
▪ILDA: 25pin ILDA Standard Sub-D shaped 25pin connector
▪Control mode: ILDA, DMX 512, sound & automatic mode
▪DMX 512: 20 channels; basic patterns: 160
▪Movement: Pan: 530°Tilt: 280°16bit resolution
▪Display: digital display at the back
▪Accessories: power cable, mountings, manual.
▪Delivery in flightcase.
▪Power supply: 220~240V AC 50/60 Hz
▪Power consumption: 200W
▪Size: 539 x 492 x 843 mm (L x W x H);
▪weight: 60 kg; incl. Flightcase: 91 kg
PLEASE NOTE
This device has left our premises in absolutely perfect condition. In order to maintain this
condition and to ensure a safe operation, it is absolutely necessary for the user to follow the
safety instructions and warning notes written in this user manual.
Laserworld cannot be made liable for damages caused by incorrect installations and unskilled
operation!
For service please contact your dealer, or see http://en.laserworld.com/en/reclamation-
service.html
For service contact your dealer, or Laserworld. Use only Laserworld spare parts.
Subject to change without notice. Errors and omissions expected.
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Laserworld (Switzerland) AG
Kreuzlingerstrasse 5
8574 Lengwil-Oberhofen
SWITZERL ND
uthorized person:
Supervisory board Mr Martin Werner
place of business: 8574 Lengwil-Oberhofen / SWITZERL ND
company number: CH-440.3.020.548-6
Commercial Registry Kanton Thurgau
www.laserworld.com
info@laserworld.com
representative according to EMVG:
Cleantech Europe GmbH
Managing Director: Thomas Schulze
Fürkhofstr. 5
81927 München / DE

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