Robert Juliat ROXIE User manual

ROXIE - 1166 / C - Version V2
300W LED FOLLOWSPOT
FOLLOWSPOT
VALIDATION: 26/01/22
DN41087001-B (EN)
Manual
Standard North American
REF 1166 1166C
Robert Juliat S.A.S. 32, rue de Beaumont, F 60530 Fresnoy-en-Thelle - phone : [phone] - fax : [phone] - [email protected]
www.robertjuliat.com

Robert Juliat reserve the right to change or alter any of the items detailed on this page,
to increase or improve manufacturing techniques without prior notice.
Table of Contents
1 User’s instructions ................................................................................................................................................................ 1
2 Presentation .......................................................................................................................................................................... 2
2.1 Functions.................................................................................................................................................................. 2
2.2 Identication label ................................................................................................................................................. 3
2.3 Accessories included.............................................................................................................................................. 3
2.4 Optional accessories .............................................................................................................................................. 4
3 Set-up ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
3.1 Mechanics ................................................................................................................................................................ 5
3.1.1 Operating positions...........................................................................................................................................................5
3.1.2 Minimum distance between a ammable material and the lighting unit..........................................................5
3.1.3 Instructions for use.............................................................................................................................................................5
3.1.4 Lifting ....................................................................................................................................................................................5
3.1.5 Stand set-up.........................................................................................................................................................................6
3.2 Electrical information ............................................................................................................................................ 6
3.2.1 LED source...........................................................................................................................................................................6
3.2.2 Power supply .......................................................................................................................................................................6
3.2.3 Data.......................................................................................................................................................................................8
3.3 Accessories............................................................................................................................................................... 9
3.3.1 Iris..........................................................................................................................................................................................9
3.3.2 Gobo holder.........................................................................................................................................................................9
3.3.3 Colour changer unit - push-pull......................................................................................................................................9
4 Operations ...........................................................................................................................................................................10
4.1 Light intensity .......................................................................................................................................................10
4.1.1 Range ..................................................................................................................................................................................10
4.1.2 Control ................................................................................................................................................................................10
4.1.3 Parameters.........................................................................................................................................................................10
4.2 Beam size adjustment .........................................................................................................................................12
4.2.1 Range .................................................................................................................................................................................12
4.2.2 Control ................................................................................................................................................................................12
4.3 Strobe .....................................................................................................................................................................12
4.3.1 Range ..................................................................................................................................................................................12
4.3.2 Control ................................................................................................................................................................................13
4.4 Pan / Tilt .................................................................................................................................................................13
4.4.1 Range ..................................................................................................................................................................................13
4.4.2 Control ................................................................................................................................................................................13
4.5 Iris ............................................................................................................................................................................14
4.5.1 Range ..................................................................................................................................................................................14
4.5.2 Control ................................................................................................................................................................................14
4.6 Gobo........................................................................................................................................................................14
4.6.1 Range ..................................................................................................................................................................................14
4.7 Colour .....................................................................................................................................................................14
4.7.1 Range ..................................................................................................................................................................................14
5 DMX Controls ......................................................................................................................................................................15
5.1 Control board ........................................................................................................................................................15
5.1.1 Display and Controls .......................................................................................................................................................15
5.1.2 Menus and parameters...................................................................................................................................................15
5.1.3 DMX Chart..........................................................................................................................................................................15
5.1.4 Reset ....................................................................................................................................................................................16
5.1.5 Feedback information.....................................................................................................................................................16
6 Service ..................................................................................................................................................................................16
6.1 Preventive maintenance .....................................................................................................................................16
6.1.1 Frequency..........................................................................................................................................................................16
6.1.2 General cleaning ..............................................................................................................................................................16
6.1.3 General visual check .......................................................................................................................................................16
6.1.4 LED source..........................................................................................................................................................................16
6.1.5 Optics ..................................................................................................................................................................................17
6.1.6 Analysis..............................................................................................................................................................................17
6.1.7 LED reaction according to LED temperature.............................................................................................................17
6.1.8 Thermal protection..........................................................................................................................................................17
6.1.9 Adjusting the maximum light output level................................................................................................................17
6.1.10 Exploded view / Spare parts list .................................................................................................................................17
7 Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................................................18
7.1 General information.............................................................................................................................................18

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1 User’s instructions
Group risk 2. Luminaires should be positioned so that
prolonged staring into luminaire at a distance closer than
11,4m is not expected.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
1. Not for residential use.
2. These fixtures must only be serviced by a qualified technician.
3. In addition to the instructions indicated on this page, relevant health and safety requirements of the appropriate EU
Directives must be adhered to at all times.
4. This fixture is in compliance with section 17 - Lighting appliance for theatre stages, television, cinema and photograph studios.
Standards NF EN 60598-1, NF EN 60598-2-17, Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/UE & EMC Directive 2014/30/UE.
5. This fixture is rated as IP20, and is for indoor use only.
FIXTURE
6. Ensure fixture is correctly mounted on an appropriate support.
7. Protection screens and lenses must be replaced in the event of any damage, such as cracks or deep scratches, since these might
reduce performance.
8. When hung or flown the fixture must be secured by an additional hanging accessory (such as a safety cable or bond) of suitable
length.
9. Safety bonds or cables must be securely attached to the back of the fixture and be as short as possible, or rolled up as necessary,
to minimise travel distance should the fixture be dislodged.
10. Movable accessories (scroller, etc.) must also be secured with a suitable safety cable or bond at the front of the fixture.
11. The combined weight of both the fixture and the accessories must be considered when choosing the load-bearing capability of
safety cable or bond.
12. Do not open lighting fixture when the source is on.
13. WARNING: LED source become hot during use. Allow fixture to cool before servicing.
14. Do not tamper with design of fixture nor any of its safety features.
15. Tighten electrical mains cable connections regularly and replace with one of identical specification if damaged.
16. Use only with correct power supply.
VENTILATION
17. Keep well away from flammable material.
18. Not for outdoor use. Do not cover. Do not permit fixture to get wet.
19. To avoid overheating, do not obstruct air vents.
20. Ensure any cooling fans are in correct working order. If fans are not working, turn fixture off immediately and service as necessary.
CLEANING
21. Do not touch the LED source with your fingers.
22. To clean the optical parts, use a soft cloth in combination with distilled water or isopropyl alcohol recommended for coated optics.
Do not use any cleaning product that contains solvents or abrasives, as these can cause surface damage. Dry with a soft lint-free cloth.
23. Regularly remove dust with a soft lint-free cloth.
24. If the fixture has filters, they must be cleaned frequently.
POWER SUPPLY
25. Disconnect from the mains before servicing.
26. Mains connection only. Do not connect to "electronic output" such as dimmer.
27. Ensure power supply circuit breakers, always remain accessible.
PLEASE NOTE
This product has been built to conform to European standards relating to professional lighting equipment.
Any modification made to our products will void the manufacturers' warranty.
Minimum
distance
Risk
group 2
0,6m (1,97 ft ) 11,4m (37,4 ft )
Risk
group 1/0
Risk group 2
CAUTION: Possibly hazardous optical
radiation emitted from this product.
Do not stare at operating lamp.
Maybe harmful to the eye.
Photobiological safety according to EN62471
X1 X2

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2 Presentation
2.1 Functions
Functions
1. Identification plate
2. Data connectors (IN and OUT)
3. Power connectors (IN and OUT)
4. Thermal breaker
5. Power switch
6. Control board
7. Wireless DMX antenna (option)
8. Handle
9. Safety cable attachment point
10. Yoke
11. Tilt index
7
1
2
53 64 1419 1011
16
17
8
9
12. Tilt locking handle
13. Gate: slots for gobo holder and/or iris
14. Dimmer rotary knob
15. Colour changer
16. Focus adjustment
17. Lens tube access
18. Zoom adjustment
19. Display screen
18
13
12
15

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2.2 Identication label
2.3 Accessories included
Reference Description
1 CAL03 Power cable with CEE 7/7 type in connectors (standard version)
2 CAL04 UL/CSA power cable without connector (North-American version)
3 SGUX Universal "A" size gobo holder (metal, glass or frosted glass)
4 IS750 Full closing iris with holder
5 PF1114 Ø165 mm metal filter holder
6 M165TP 6-way "push/pull" colour changer
Description
Units :
- Weight = kilogram (kg).
- Intensity = Ampere (A).
- Voltage = Volt (V).
- Frequency = Hertz (Hz).
- Temperature = degree Celsius (°C).
1. MOD. : Model
2. VERS. : Version
3. U : Nominal voltage input (V)
4. I : Nominal intensity (A)
5. P : Maximum power input (W)
6. IP : International Protection Rating
7. t°a : Maximum ambient temperature (°C)
8. t°c : Maximum external temperature of the unit (°C)
9. Net weight (kg)
10. Minimum distance between a flammable
material and the lighting unit (m)
11. Colour temperature version :
CW = Cool White
WW = Warm White
NDW = Neutral Daylight White
12. Serial number
13. Replace broken glass
14. Class 1 product label
15. Read manual first label
16. European conformity label
17. WEEE directive label
18. EN62471 - Risk group
19. CEI-TR-62778 - Do not stare at light source
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
9
10
12
13 14
18 19 15 16 17
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2.4 Optional accessories
1
5
3
8
2
6
4
7
Reference Description
1 VD120 120 x 120 mm frosted glass
2 GT800 Tripod stand GT800 - SWL: 40 kg max. height 1550 mm
3 GT1000 Tripod stand GT1000 - SWL: 40 kg max. height 1550 mm
4 Kit TELRAD Followspot sight with riser
5 W-DMX/ZF2 W-DMX Wireless DMX antenna
6 T4000 Followspot mount for 50 mm diam. pipe (suspension or overhead) -
SWL: 100 kg
7 FC1124/S Transport flight-case for ultra compact range followspots
8 W/GT800 Set of 3 wheels for GT800/1000 stands

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3 Set-up
3.1 Mechanics
3.1.1 Operating positions
3.1.2 Minimum distance between a ammable material and the lighting unit
3.1.3 Instructions for use
Minimum :
40°C
104°F
5°C
41°F
IP20 - Indoor use only
Maximum :
0,55 m
1.9 ft
3.1.4 Lifting
• Net weight: 20 Kg (44,1 lbs).
65° max.
35° max.

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3.2 Electrical information
3.2.1 LED source
Never touch or scratch the LED surface.
Cf. EN-19, 6.1.4 LED cleaning procedure if cleaning is necessary.
3.2.2 Power supply
3.1.5 Stand set-up
• Compatible stands : GT800 & GT1000
Please refer to the relevant user manual for further details.
Power supply
Voltage Frequency Input power Connectors
90 —> 264 V 47-63 Hz
1,4 A / 350 W @ 230V
2,5 A / 350 W @ 120V
3 A / 350 W @ 100V
Neutrik powerCON TRUE1
Input :
ref. NAC3PX (max. 20A)
• Class 1 product. This luminaire must be earthed.
• Must be connected directly to AC power. Do not connect to dimmer power.
• Automatic power detection
•On the same breaker, maximum of: 10 units (230V) / 5 units (110V)
Daisy chain:
Maximum :
10 units (230V) &
5 units (110V)

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2
1
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Power cable
Power cable Connector Mains plug Cable type Cable length Wiring
1 Standard
version Neutrik®
powerCON
TRUE1
NAC3FX
CEE7/7 3G1.5
H07RNF
3 m
9.8 ft
Live: Brown
Neutral: Blue
Ground: Yellow/Green
2
North
American
version
-
14AWG
SJ TYPE
(UL/CSA)
1.5 m
4.9 ft
Live: Black
Neutral: White
Ground: Green
Power on

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DATA connectors
PIN # DMX Description
1Shielding Foil & Braided Shield
2DMX (-) 1st conductor of 1st twisted pair
3DMX (+) 2nd conductor of 1st twisted pair
4Not used 1st conductor of 2nd twisted pair
5Not used 2nd conductor of 2nd twisted pair
DMX OUT DMX IN
3.2.3 Data
DATA
Protocol Input connector Output connector
USITT DMX 512-A XLR 5-pin XLR 5-pin
Wireless DMX option
• Protocol: Wireless Solution W-DMX™
• Refer to the OEM User’s manual for general recommendations and
use of the transmitter: http://www.wirelessdmx.com
• The antenna must be clearly visible from the transmitter
• Refer to RJ-LED Software manual for activation procedure (page EN-15)
• Do not connect a DMX IN data cable in case of wireless DMX use
Integrated terminal plug:
If no XLR connector is detected on DMX OUT connector, a 120Ω terminal plug is
automatically activated. Additional terminal plug on the last unit is not necessary.
The first unit receives the DMX signal via the wireless network, then all the
other units are connected on the first one via DMX data cable.
DMX mode:
Maximum :
32 units
OUT OUTININ IN etc.

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3.3 Accessories
3.3.1 Iris
3.3.2 Gobo holder
3.3.3 Colour changer unit - push-pull
Gel filter
DImensions, Cf. EN - 14
Clips (Parisien)
(3 pieces on each frame)
Gobo
DImensions, Cf. EN - 14

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0% 100%
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4 Operations
4.1 Light intensity
4.1.1 Range
• Dimming
4.1.2 Control
Remotely with DMX512-A protocol Locally via rotary knob
4.1.3 Parameters
Resolution (MODE):
Curve (LIGHT CURVE): Linear / Square
HTP mode (Highest Takes Precedence):
Light output is the highest value of DMX512 command or local control
Focus mode: when standby screen displayed,
Push Exit →Light output = 100% for 1 minute
2x times Exit →Light output = 0%
Local control →via rotary knob
Mode Resolution
8 bits 255 steps – 1 DMX channel
16 bits 65 535 steps – 2 DMX channels
DMX512-A

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Smoothing (SMOOTHING) :
Master mode (MASTER CONTROL):
In order to supervise the operator from the console, a 3rd DMX channel is used: Master control.
This channel limits the maximum value of the dimmer shutter.
By using this function, it's possible to obtain synchronised fades with several spots or to give intensity
limits (minimum and maximum) to the operator . Master is only active when DMX is detected.
→Mode required when simultaneous remote and local control are necessary
(example: followspot)
DMX Local Light Output
8/16 bits Master
0 →100% 100% 0% 0 →100%
0 →100% 50% 0% 0 →50%
0% 100% 0 →100% 0 →100%
0% 50% 0 →100% 0 →50%
50% 100% 0 →100% 50 →100%
30% 80% 0 →100% 30 →80%
Mode Smoothing
Slow Slow transition between 2 levels – equivalent to 1000W filament
Fast Fast transition between 2 levels – equivalent to 600W filament
Without Deactivated – Very fast transitions

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Model Angles Minimum angle Maximum angle
1166 Beam angle 10.6° 15.5°
Field angle 11° 22.1°
Beam angle
50%
Field angle
3%
ZOOM ZOOMFOCUSFOCUS
4.2 Beam size adjustment
4.2.1 Range
1 12 2
4.2.2 Control
1
0 = OFF
255
1Hz 55Hz
4.3 Strobe
4.3.1 Range

EN
Up
Down
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4.4 Pan / Tilt
4.4.1 Range
Function Range
PAN 0 —> 360°
TILT
Tilt up = 0 —> 35°
Tilt down = 0 —> 65°
DMX512-A
4.3.2 Control
Remotely with DMX512-A protocol
4.4.2 Control
LockUnlock

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4.5 Iris
4.5.1 Range
• Irising
4.5.2 Control
0% 100%
4.6 Gobo
4.6.1 Range
Type Coloured gel filter
Dimension
Installation Cf. section: 3.3.3, page EN - 9
Type Standard gobo - A size
Dimensions
Installation Cf. section: 3.3.2, page EN - 9
4.7 Colour
• Fixed colour: place dark colours towards the rear end.
4.7.1 Range
72 mm
Maximum
image size
100 mm
Values are in millimeters
(mm)
• Metal
• Glass
• Frosted glass
165 mm

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exit – + select
ERROR
DATA
1 42 5 6 73
5.1.2 Menus and parameters
5 DMX Controls
5.1 Control board
5.1.1 Display and Controls
Function
1Display
2Exit the current menu option and/or go back
3Scrolls through menus and/or Decrease blinking data value
4Scrolls through menus and/or Increase blinking data value
5Enter the current menu option and/or valid
6Hard CPU reset
7DMX and system LED feedback
Please scan this QR-Code for the software menu or go to :
www.robertjuliat.com/productSearch.html to nd the latest version.
Mode Theatre Studio Followspot Direct DMX (variable
white)
DMX ch.
1Dimmer (8 bit) Dimmer Coarse (8 bit) Dimmer Coarse (8 bit) WW Coarse (8 bit)
2Dimmer Fine (16 bit) Dimmer Fine (16 bit) WW Fine (16 bit)
3CCT
0255 : WW CW
CCT
0255 : WW CW CW Coarse (8 bit)
4Strobe
0 :OFF ; 1 255 : SLOW FAST
Strobe
0 :OFF ; 1 255 : SLOW FAST CW Fine (16 bit)
5Master
0 255 : 0 100% (FULL)
Strobe
0 :OFF ; 1 255 : SLOW FAST
5.1.3 DMX chart

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5.1.4 Reset
• Reset to default settings:
Menu: Fixture Reset →press Select →Yes & press Select to validate
5.1.5 Feedback information
• DMX and system LED feedback (see display & controls 7, Cf. EN-15):
⇒Green= DMX512 frame detected
⇒Red = Problem on DMX512 frame and/or system default – details available in the fixture status
• If DMX512 data lost, the following message is displayed:
“Push select to reset DMX values”
The last received DMX values are stored but it is possible to inactivate the current values
by pressing the Select key (as well as the Master function) in order to get a total control of
the fixture locally. When a DMX signal is detected, the DMX control is active again.
• ¥ signal indicates a wireless DMX:
Signal Information
Switched off – no symbol The fixture is not paired with a transmitter
Slow intermittent display The fixture is paired with a transmitter but the DMX signal is not
detected
Continuous display The fixture is paired with a transmitter and the DMX signal is
detected
Rapid intermittent display Lost connection with the transmitter or in connection with the
transmitter
6 Service
6.1 Preventive maintenance
6.1.1 Frequency
General maintenance should be performed at least once a year or more frequently if
the equipment is operated in adverse conditions (smoke, heat, humidity, touring, etc.).
6.1.2 General cleaning
Remove dust from the unit (air vents, printed circuit boards, etc.).
During cleaning:
• • LED is protected by a safety glass to avoid any contact.
DO NOT spray directly onto the glass.
• • Fan blades must be locked.
6.1.3 General visual check
• No trace of heat.
• No loose contacts.
• No missing parts.
• Tighten mechanical assemblies (screws, bolts and nuts, ground connections, etc.).
6.1.4 LED source
• Do not touch the surface of the LED source
(no contact with your hands or any tools).
• Do not put compressed air directly on the source.
• Contact a certified RJ distributor in case of residuals or other objects located on
the surface of the LED source.

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6.1.5 Optics
The cleaning of optical parts (lenses) shall be carried out with solutions containing alcohol.
6.1.6 Analysis
If there is still a problem after the troubleshooting procedures (Cf. section 7),
contact RJ distributor with the following information:
• Model, version and serial number of the product.
• Software version (available in menu Fixture Status → Version)
• Description of the problem.
6.1.7 LED reaction according to LED temperature
LED intensity dims to zero output (overheating protection).
DMX and system LED feedback (7) is red and temperature is available in
Fixture Status menu.
6.1.8 Thermal protection
In case of thermal protection start :
• Remove the LED compartment (Cf. 6.1.4 ).
• Control possible overheating indications.
• Reassemble the LED compartment.
• Reset the thermal protection by pressing the button.
6.1.9 Adjusting the maximum light output level
The maximum intensity level of the LED source can be adjusted through the fixture setup
in order to have a consistent fixture fleet. The dimming level is then recalculated depending
on the limitation.
6.1.10 Exploded view / Spare parts list
⇒⇒Available on www.robertjuliat.com
⇒⇒Or on request through the Robert Juliat Service department [email protected]
Lens tube access
LED temperature Fan
5°C → 65°C Fan rotation at minimum level
65°C
→ 75°C Fan rotation increases progressively
75°C
→ 90°C
Fan at maximum speed
LED intensity dims to zero output
(overheating protection)
DMX and system LED feedback (7) is red

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7 Troubleshooting
7.1 General information
SYMPTOMS POSSIBLE REASONS SOLUTIONS
Display OFF
Display
switches on
when button
is pressed
Display auto off mode activated Check the AUTO-OFF display in the
Fixture Setup
Display still off
when button
is pressed
No power
Check :
• power
• thermal protection
• the power supply connector must
be properly interlocked
System and data display 7switched on
in red (see page EN-15)
Problem with the DMX512
received signal and/or system
default
Failure details are available in Fixture Setup
The unit cannot be
controlled via DMX
(inactivated wireless
DMX)
Data display 7
switched on
in red
DMX protocol problem Check data signal
The received
data protocol can
be checked in
the DMX Setup
Data cabling problem Check cabling and data
connectors
Data display 7
switched on in
green
DMX address Check the DMX address
The strobe is active and the
channel value is void
The value must be at 0 in order to have the
light intensity dimmed
When using several units, dimming are
not synchronized
Different Resolution
All the units must have the same mode
Different Smoothing
Different Dimming curve
Light switches on when powered on Manual value is operating when
DMX is not connected Local values must be at zero
Light switches on when using the
control board Use of the Focus mode Section 4.1.2
Strobe function doesn't work
Strobe function inactive Check that the selected mode allows the
strobe function
Strobe function active Control channel must be higher than 0