Teclumen Wash 575 tm3 User manual

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INDEX:
1- TECHNICAL FEATURES 4
2- IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION 5
2.1 Fire prevention
2.2 Prevention of electric shock
2.3 Protection against ultraviolet radiation
2.4 Safety
2.5 Level of protection against the penetration of solid and liquid matter
3- MOUNTING THE LAMP 6
3.1 Lamp alignment
4- VOLTAGE AND FREQUENCY 7
5- INSTALLATION 7
5.1 Safety cable
5.2 Protection against liquids
5.3 Movement
5.4 Risk of fire
5.5 Forced ventilation
5.6 Ambient temperature
6- MAINS CONNECTION 8
6.1 Protection
7- DMX SIGNAL CONNECTION 9
7.1 DMX Addresses
7.2 Selecting the DMX address
8- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS 11
9- AUTOMATIC MODE 14
9.1 Game P
9.2 Rec Mode
10- PAN & TILT SPEED 15
11- FANS SPEED
12- ERROR MESSAGES
13- HIDDEN MENU 16
14- OPENING THE PROJECTOR HOUSING 17
15- PERIODIC CLEANING
15.1 Lenses and reflectors
15.2 Fans and air passages
16- PERIODIC CONTROLS
17- DMX PROTOCOLS 18
18-COLOUR WHEEL 23
19- MOTORS CONTROL CARD 24
20- PAN & TILT CARD 25
21-CABLES RESEND CARD
22-DISPLAY CARD
23- LAMP ON-OFF CONTROL CARD
24- WIRING DIAGRAM 26
25- LAYOUT 27
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1- TECHNICAL FEATURES
The Wash 575 tm3 is fitted with a Philips MSR 575/2 discharge lamp
(GX9,5 lampholder base), with a colour temperature of 7,200 °K and a luminous flux of
49,000 Lumens.
Duration is 750 hours, with replacement recommended before 1000 hours
Other recommended lamps: Philips 575 MSD (6.000K°-49.000 Lumens-3.000 hours)
The unit incorporates:
Power supply
Electronic ballast: Universal power supply 90 - 245 V (50/60 Hz)
Electromagnetic ballast: 230 V 50-60 Hz (Standard)
On request: 100 V 50-60 Hz /120 V 60 HZ / 208 V 60 Hz
Power consumption 750 W
Remote Lamp on/off via DMX
Operating ambient temperature -10° / 40°
Weight
26 Kg (575 Wash E.B.)
Motorized zoom (16°-28°), rotating and indexable beam shaper (0°-180°), frost filter, 2
colour conversion filters (3.200°K and 5.600°K), CMY colour generation + a colour wheel (6
dichroic filters + open, with linear selection, and electronic or electromagnetic ballast.
Optical group
Fresnel lens Ø 200 mm (Borosilicate dichroic parabolic reflector)
Zoom
Motorized zoom (16°-28°)
Dimmer / shutter / strobo
Linear dimmer - Shutter - Strobe from 0,85 flash/sec to 10 flash/sec
Colours
CMY color generation system with 3 palettes for gradual and linear insertion +
colour wheel (6 colours + open). Color change with blackout sync
Effects
Rotating and indexable beam shaper (0°-180°)
Colour conversion filters
3.200°K and 5.600°K
Pan / Tilt
Pan 540° (3,9 sec.) Tilt 320° (2,6 sec.) 16-bit resolution
16 DMX channels
Connections
2 XLR connectors (In and Out) with 3 and 5 pins selectable by user
Packing Dimensions
(HxWxL)
800 x 440 x 550 mm
Weight
33.3 Kg
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2- IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
2.1 Fire prevention:
The use of any other alternative lamp is not recommended and will null and void the fixture's warranty.
-Never locate the fixture on any flammable surface.
-Minimum distance from flammable materials: 1 MT.
-Minimum distance from the closest illuminable surface: 2 MT.
-Replace any blown or damaged fuses only with fuses of identical value. Refer to the wiring diagram if
there is any doubt.
-Connect the projector to mains power via a thermal magnetic circuit breaker.
2.2 Prevention of electric shock:
-High voltage is present inside the unit. Unplug the unit prior to performing any function which involves
touching the inside of the moving head, including lamp replacement.
-The level of technology present in the Wash 575 requires the assistance of specialised personnel for all
servicing. Please refer to an authorised Teclumen service centre.
-A good earth connection is essential for proper functioning of the projector.
-Never connect the unit without proper earth connection.
-The fixture should be located in places with a good air ventilation.
2.3 Protection against ultraviolet radiation:
-Never turn on the lamp if any of the lenses, filters or ABS covering is damaged. Their respective
shielding functions will only operate efficiently if they are in perfect working order.
-Never look directly the lamp when it is on.
2.4 Safety:
-The projector should always be installed with bolts, clamps and other tools that are capable of
supporting the weight of the unit.
-Always use a second safety cable to sustain the weight of the unit in case of the failure of the main
fixing point.
-The external surface of the unit, at various points, may exceed 70°C. Never handle the unit until at
least 10 minutes have elapsed since the lamp was turned off.
-Always replace the lamp if any physical damage is evident.
-Never install the fixture in an enclosed area lacking sufficient air flow. The ambient temperature should
not exceed 40°C.
-A hot lamp may explode, so always wait for at least 10 minutes prior to attempting to replace the lamp.
-Always wear suitable hand protection when handling the lamp.
2.5 Level of protection against the penetration of solid and liquid matter:
-The projector is classified as an ordinary appliance and its protection level against the penetration of
solid and liquid matter is IP 20.
Wash 575 uses a Philips 575 MSR/2 or MSD
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3- MOUNTING THE LAMPS
Warning: Switch off the unit before replacing the lamp.
1) Using a screwdriver, remove the 3 screws A,B, C, (photo 1) which fix the lamp holder.
2) Remove the lamp holder assembly (photo2).
3)Insert the lamp (photo 3).
The lamp used on XR 8 is made in quartz glass and should be handled with care. Always follow the
instructions supplied in the lamp's packaging. Never touch the glass directly but use the tissue provided
in the lamp's packaging. The GX9,5 lamp socket is symmetrical.
DO NOT USE UNDUE FORCE ON THE GLASS. In case of difficulty, read again the instructions and repeat
the procedure.
4) Replace the lamp assembly and tighten the screws A,B,C, which were previously removed (photo4).
3.1 Lamp alignment
Attention: we recommend to align the lamp in the optical system to avoid overheating of the dichroic
filters and other components inside the unit.
Alignment is carried out using the 3 adjusters X, Y and Z.
During this operation you must have a uniform luminosity all around the projected area.
Philips 575 MSR/2
Power 575W
Luminous flux 49,000 lm
Colour temperature 7.200°K
Lampbase GX9,5
Rated life 1,000 hours
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Photo 2Photo 1 Photo 4Photo 3
Philips 575 MSD
Power 575W
Luminous flux 43,000 lm
Colour temperature 6.000°K
Lampbase GX9,5
Rated life 3,000 hours
Photo 5
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4- VOLTAGE AND FREQUENCY
The Wash 575 with electronic ballast can operate at 90-245 VOLT 50 or 60 Hz.
The with electromagnetic ballast can operate at
5- INSTALLATION
Wash 575 may be either floor or ceiling mounted.
For floor mounting installations, the Wash 575 is supplied with four rubber mounting feet on the base.
For ceiling mounted installations, we reccomend the use of appropriate clamps to fix the unit to the
mounting surface.
The supporting structure from which the unit is hung should be capable of bearing the weight of the
unit, as should any clamps used to hung it. The structure should also be sufficiently rigid so as not to
move or shake whilst the Wash 575 is moving.
Four quarter turn fast locks placed on the base of the units,allows by using the two fast lock C clamps
provided in the box, to fix the unit in any position.
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5.1- Safety cable
We recommend the use of a safety cable or chain connected to the Wash 575 and to the suspension
truss in order to avoid the fixture accidentally falling should the main fixing point fail. Make sure that the
iron cable or chain can bear the weight of the entire unit.
You may attach the safety chain to the two holes (A) located on the base of the fixture, as shown in the
picture below.
5.2- Protection against liquids
The projector contains electric and electronic components which should under no circumstances come
into contact with oil, water or any other liquid. The proper unit functioning would be compromised
should this occur.
Wash 575 230 V 50-60 Hz(Standard)
On request: 100 V 50-60 Hz /120 V 60 HZ / 208 V 60 Hz
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5.3- Movement
The projector has a maximum movement of 540° for Pan and 270° for Tilt. DO NOT place any
obstructions in the path of the projector's movement.
5.4- Risk of fire
Each fixture produces heat and must be installed in a well-ventilated place. The minimum recommended
distance from flammable material is 1 MT.
Minimum distance from the object being illuminated is 2 MT.
5.5- Forced ventilation
You will note, on inspection, that the unit features various air inlets and cooling fans located on both the
base and head of the fixture. These should, under no circumstances, be blocked or obstructed whilst the
projector is in operation.
Doing so could cause the fixture to seriously overheat thereby compromising its proper operation.
5.6- Ambient temperature
The projector should never be installed in places that lack a constant air flow. The ambient temperature
should NOT exceed 40°C.
6- MAINS CONNECTION
Wash 575 with electronic ballast operate at 90-245 VOLT 50-60 Hz.
Wash 575 with electromagnetic ballast operate at 230 VOLT 50-60 Hz
Prior to connecting the unit to your mains supply,
ensure that the model in your possession correctly matches
the mains supply available. For connection purposes,
ensure that your plug is capable of supporting 6,3 amps at 208-230V,
or16 amps at 100-120 V
Strict adherence to regulatory norms is strongly recommended.
6.1- Protection
The use of a thermal magnetic circuit breaker is recommended for each XR 8.
A good earth connection is essential for the correct operation of the projector.
7- DMX SIGNAL CONNECTION
The unit operates using the digital DMX 512 (1990) signal. Connection between the mixer and the
projector or between projectors must be carried out using a two pair screened ø 0.5 mm cable and a
CANNON XLR 5 or 3 pins connector.
(On request: 100 V 50-60 Hz /120 V 60 HZ / 208 V 60 Hz)
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540°
270°
Electronic ballast
90-245V 50 / 60Hz
Electromagnetic ballast
230 V 50/60 Hz (standard)
On request: 100 V 50-60 Hz
120 V 60 HZ / 208 V 60 Hz
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Ensure that the conductors do not touch each other.Do not connect the cable ground to the XLR chassy
The plug housing must be isolated. Connect the mixer signal to the DMX IN projector plug and connect it
to the next projector by connecting the DMX OUT plug on the first projector to the DMX IN plug of the
second one.
In this way, all the projectors are cascade connected.
NB. If the display showing the DMX address flashes, then one of the following errors has occurred:
- DMX signal not present
- DMX address not valid
- DMX reception problem
The standard configuration of the Wash 575 is with XLR 5 pins connection.
To convert to an XLR 3 pins configuration proceed as follows:
1) Remove the 2 screws fixing the display cover panel to the unit (photo 1).
2) Remove the screws that fix the XLR connectors to the panel (photo 2).
3) Rotate the electronic card by 180° (photo 3).
4) Place the 3 pins XLR connectors in the special holes and close.
For Installations where long distance DMX cable connections are needed,we suggest to use a DMX
terminator.
The DMX terminator is a male XLR 3-5 pins connector with a 120 ohm resistor
Between pin 2 and 3.
The DMX terminator must be plugged into the last unit (DMX out panel connector) of the DMX line.
Photo 2Photo 1 Photo 3
5
3
4 2
11=GND
2=DATA-
3=DATA+
CONTROLLER
STANDARD
DMX 512
1
2
3
5
4
OUT
120 ohm
PIN 3
PIN 2
PLACE A 120 OHM RESISTOR BETWEEN PIN 2
AND 3 OF A MALE XRL CONNECTOR AND PLUG IT
INTO THE DMX OUT PANEL CONNECTOR OF THE
LAST UNIT CONNECTED TO THE DMX LINE
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7.1-DMX Addresses
Wash 575 tm3 have 16 DMX channels.
Set the following addresses on the mixer:
Projector 1 A001
Projector 2 A017 If you want to select the next projector, just add “16”
Projector 3 A033
….. A….
projector 6 A081
7.2-Selecting the DMX address
1) Press the UP-DOWN key until you reach the required DMX channel. The numbers on the display will
start to flash (but the new DMX address hasn't yet been set).
2) Press ENTER to confirm your selection. The numbers on the display will stop flashing and the
projector is now setted to the new DMX address.
TRICKS:
if you keep pushed the UP or DOWN keys, the channels are calculated more quickly and you get a
faster selection.
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DMX IN
DMX OUT
DISPLAY
8- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
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MENU
ENTER DOWN
UP
DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
The Wash 575 display panel shows all the available functions . Using these functions, it is possible
to change some of the parameters and add some functions. Changing the Teclumen setting can
vary the functions of the unit so that it does not respond to the DMX 512 used to control it.
Carefully follow the instructions below before carrying out any variations or selections.
NOTE: the symbol shows which key has to be pushed to obtain the desired function.
Up-DownMENU ENTERUp-Down
PAN MOVEMENT INVERSION
To reverse Pan movement from left
to right and vice versa
Up-Down Counterclockwise
Clockwise
Up-DownMENU ENTERUp-Down
TILT MOVEMENT INVERSION
To reverse Tilt movement from
bottom upwards and vice versa
Up-Down Counterclockwise
Clockwise
Up-DownMENU ENTER
DMX MODE
To select DMX mode :
Mode 1 or Mode 2
16 CHANNELS
(Pan & Tilt 16 bit)
16 CHANNELS
(Pan & Tilt 16 bit)
Up-Down
Up-Down
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
Up-Down
MENU ENTERUp-Down
REVERSE DISPLAY
Reverses display's reading depending on
the mounting position
(On the ground or suspended). Up-Down
Floor
position
Suspension
position
Up-DownENTER
Up-DownENTER
DISPLAY STAND BY
To turn off the display (after 5 seconds)
Or leave it always on.
Display OFF
Display
always ON
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
DEFAULT
SAME FIXTURE AS
XR 7 WASH
MAINS
Electronic ballast
90-245V 50 / 60Hz
Electromagnetic ballast
230 V 50/60 Hz (standard)
On request: 100 V 50-60 Hz
120 V 60 HZ / 208 V 60 Hz
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MENU ENTER
TEST MODE
Full test and single function test.
Up-Down
12
Up-Down
MENU ENTER
DEFAULT
To restore default setting
ENTER
Up-Down
MENU ENTER
Fan control
To control the fan speed.
Up-Down ENTER
Up-Down
(DEFAULT : 12 )
MENU ENTER Up-Down ENTER
ENTER
Up-Down
(DEFAULT : 2 )
SPEED control
Pan Tilt Speed control.
8- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
PAN
TILT
DIMMER
SHUTTER
MAGENTA
COLOR
CYAN
YELLOW
EFFECTS
ZOOM
ENTER
MENU ENTER
AUTOMATIC MODE
Automatic game without DMX
controller
ENTER Up-Down
Up-Down
Up-Down ENTER
MENU Up-Down ENTER
Pcb 8 motors. Pcb PAN&TILT
ALL
SOFTWARE
Software version
MENU Up-Down
RESET
Al motors reset
RESET ENABLED VIA DMX
RESET DISABLED VIA DMX
TOTAL RESET
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER Up-Down
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MENU Up-Down ENTER
RESERVED
Pan lock-Tilt lock
Pan free-Tilt free
Up-Down ENTER
.
Up-Down
ENTER Up-Down ENTER
ENTER Up-Down
ENTER
ENTER Up-Down
ENTER Up-Down
.
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER Up-Down
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER Up-Down
.
.
ENTER
PAN LOCK
LOCK THE PAN TO THE DESIRED VALUE
TILT LOCK
LOCK THE TILT TO THE DESIRED VALUE
PAN FREE
REMOVE POWER TO PAN MOTOR
TILT FREE
REMOVE POWER TO TILT MOTOR
MENU ENTER
TIMER
lamp life TIME (reset possible)
and total UNIT LIFE TIME (reset not possible)
Up-Down ENTER
Up-Down ENTER
Up-Down ENTER
Up-Down
ENTER
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8- DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
LAMP
Lampalways ON-alwaysOFF
Orlamp ON-OFFselectable viaDMX ENTER FORCED ON
ENTER FORCED OFF
ENTER ON / OFF VIA DMX (default)
MENU Up-Down
ENTER Up-Down
ENTER Up-Down
ADJUST
To adjust the lamp with no mixer connected.
It’s possible to set the parameters for
PAN-TILT and FOCUS
ENTER
ACC
Lamp strikes counter
ENTER Up-Down
MENU ENTER
REC
Record mode
ENTER
Up-Down
MENU ENTER
Up-Down
Slave
Slave mode as run by GAM.P, Synchronised with master
ENTER Up-Down
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9- AUTOMATIC MODE (auto)
Wash 575 can work in automatic mode without a DMX controller.
First of all connect the projectors with a DMX cable (picture below).
To activate Auto mode on the first unit, use the menu to run through the different modes until AUTO
appears on the display, at this point press enter.
Now it is possible to select the Game P which is user programmable through REC mode.
To confirm game activation press ENTER.
9.1- Game P
The first unit that will function as a Master must be put in (AUTO) mode, the other projectors have to be
put in slave mode (selectable through the menu). This way all units will be synchronised with the master.
Please note that the projectors must be of the same model.
On the master unit it is possible to vary the speed of the GAME P (SPEE)
NB: It is possible to run GAME P on the other units even though these do not have GAME P programmed.
You can do this by setting the units to the same mode as the master is set before programming GAME P
(16CH DMX) and setting the DMX address to A001.
9.2-Rec Mode
It is possible to program your own game on the Wash 575 that will then run in AUTO mode (GAME P).
Each unit can have its own programmed game.
In REC mode each projector must be set to the same mode (16CH DMX).
For the programming of GAME P besides the channels necessary to control the unit a further 3 DMX
channels are needed. So that in REC mode if the 16CH mode is selected you will need 19 channels for the
program to work correctly.
Connect the unit to a DMX mixer/controller, every unit should be set to its own Address (See the
paragraph on DMX addresses). The projectors can also be of different models:Wash 575 Spot/Wash, XR7
Spot/Wash and XR 250 Spot/Wash. When you are in REC mode R.001 appears on the display (DMX
address).
MASTER
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OUT IN OUT IN OUT
SLAVE 1 SLAVE 2
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The three new DMX channels are:
-Scene channel
-From 0-255 are displayed the programmable scenes (max 16 scenes M.001 M016)
-View channel:
-From 1-19 the unit runs the scene that has been saved in the unit memory and it is possible to
play through the other scenes using the scene channel.
-From 20-235 the unit runs the configuration given by the received input DMX values. With the
channel scene it is possible to pass from one scene to the next,while with REC it is possible to
record the selected scene.
-From 236-255 the unit runs the configuration given by the received DMX values from the projector
in that moment. It is possible to select a scene and then close the GAME P with the REC channel.
-Recording channel (REC)
Records the set scene with a variation from 0 to 255 (the display flashes indicating that the scene has
been recorded).
You must keep the REC channel set to 0 and to run through the 255 only once you have decided to save
the scene. If GAME P is not closed, by indicating the last scene, in playback mode all 16 scenes will be
played through even if not programmed.
You can set the PAN and TILT motors at high speed on your Wash 575.
Press menu until you see SPEE.
Press ENTER and select a speed with UP-DOWN (there are 4 speeds). Confirm by pressing ENTER.
When you use speed 4 (the highest) PAN and TILT speed is very high and your projector may loose its
path. In this case, the encoder corrects the position.
Fan speed regulation makes it possible to reduce fan noise. However, the ambient temperature must be
less than 35° C.
12- ERROR MESSAGES:
10- PAN & TILT SPEED (SPEE) (default: 2)
11- FAN SPEED (FANS)( default: 12)
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ERROR ENCODER PAN
ERROR ENCODER TILT
ERROR DMX ADDRESS
ERROR LOADING
ERROR COLOUR SENSOR
ERROR COLOUR SENSOR
EPROM DATA
CIRCUIT/ZOOM 1
CIRCUIT/ZOOM 2
ERROR POSITIONING
ERROR ALIGNMENT
ERROR INTERNAL
ERROR INPUT
ERROR POSITIONING
OF COLOUR WHEEL
ERROR POSITIONING
OF BEAM SHAPE EFFECTS
OF ZOOM
SENSORS OF ZOOM LENS
IN AUTO MODE
COMMUNICATION
ERROR SYNCHRONIZED
FREQUENCY MEASURE
(SYNCHRONISM FOR LAMP ON)
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13- HIDDEN MENU
For technical personnel only.
To operate this menu:
-Connect the projector to the DMX controller (DMX SIGNAL MUST BE CORRECTLY RECEIVED)
- Reset the Wash 575 (reset from the MENU, not from the DMX controller!).
- While reset is running, press the MENU and ENTER keys at the same time.
Electronic calibration of the motors.
Reset EEPROM (Reset all settings. ATTENTION: by pressing this key you must
repeat all previous calibrations)
Exit from hidden menu.
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Up-DownENTERUp-Down ES. ENTER
Up-DownENTER
Up-Down
ES. ENTER
Up-DownENTERUp-Down ES. ENTER
Up-DownENTERUp-Down ES. ENTER
Up-DownENTERUp-Down ES. ENTER
Up-DownENTERUp-Down ES. ENTER
Up-DownENTER ES. ENTER
Up-DownENTER ES. ENTER
Up-Down
Up-Down
ENTER
Up-DownENTERUp-Down ES. ENTER
PANALIGNMENT
Toalignpanmovement
TILTALIGNMENT
Toaligntiltmovement
SHUTTERALIGNMENT
Toalignshutter
EFFECTALIGNMENT
Effectalignement
ZOOM1 ALIGNMENT
Toalignzoom1
colourWHEELALIGNMENT
Toaligncolourwheel
CYANALIGNMENT
Toaligncyancolour
MAGENTAALIGNMENT
Toalignmagentacolour
YELLOWALIGNMENT
Toalignyellowcolour
Up-DownENTERUp-Down ES. ENTER
ZOOM2ALIGNMENT
Toalignzoom2
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14- OPENING THE PROJECTOR HOUSING
It is possible to inspect the inside of the projector by removing the cover as indicated below.
ATTENTION
REMOVE MAINS POWER PRIOR TO ACCESSING THE PROJECTOR’S INTERNAL COMPONENTS.
1) Loosen the 3 (1/4 turn) screws which fix the head covers (photo 1) .
2) Once unscrewed, simply lift the covers to access the internal components (photo 2).
Photo 1 Photo 2
15- PERIODIC CLEANING
15.1- Lenses and reflectors
Even a fine layer of dust can substantially reduce the luminous output . Regularly clean all lenses
and the reflector using a soft cotton cloth, dampened with a specialist lens cleaning solution.
15.2- Fans and air passages
The fans and air passages must be cleaned approximately every 6 weeks. This periodic cleaning
will depend of course, on the conditions in which the projector is operating. Suitable instruments
for performing this type of maintenance are a brush and a common vacuum cleaner or an air
compressor. If necessary, clean the fans and air passages more frequently.
16- PERIODIC CONTROLS
Lamp
The lamp should be replaced if there is any visible damage or deformation due to heat. This will
help to avoid the danger of the lamp exploding.
Mechanical parts
Periodically check all mechanical parts, gears, guides, belts, etc. for wear and tear, replacing them
if necessary. Periodically check the lubrication of all components, particularly the parts subject to
high temperatures. If necessary, lubricate with suitable lubricant, available from your Teclumen
distributor. Check the tension of the belts and adjust it if necessary.
Electrical components
Check all electrical components for correct earthing and proper connection of all connectors;
refasten them if necessary.
Fuse replacement
Locate the fuse, which protects the lamp and electronics, in the base of the Wash 575.
Using a multimeter, test the condition of the fuse, replacing it with one of equivalent type if
necessary.
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18- DMX PROTOCOL
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16 CHANNEL MODE ( 16bit)
1PAN msb (540°)
2
3TILT msb(320°)
4TILT lsb
5
6DIMMER
7SHUTTER
8COLOUR
9C Y A N
10 MAGENTA
11 YELLOW
12 SPEED CMY / DIMMER
13 MACRO CMY / COLOUR
14 E F F E C T S
15 ZOOM
16 RESET
DMX CHANNEL 1 Parameter: PAN msb 540°
DMX CHANNEL 2 Parameter: PAN lsb
DMX CHANNEL 3 Parameter: TILT msb 319°
DMX CHANNEL 4 Parameter: TILT lsb
DMX CHANNEL 5 Parameter: MOVEMENT SPEED
DMX range
Value Mid point DMX value Move
range
(degrees) Mode Option Function
0-10 Standard
11-25 Fast movement
26-127 Vector mode from fast to slow
128-247 Variable time reaction to
DMX signal ( fast to slow)
248-255 Slow reaction time to DMX
signal
DMX CHANNEL 6 Parameter: DIMMER
DMX range
Value Mid point DMX value Move
range
(degrees) Mode Option Function
0-8 Black-out
9-255 Proportional dimmer
PAN lsb
MOVEMENT SPEED
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DMX CHANNEL 7 Parameter: SHUTTER
DMX range
Value
Mid point
DMX value
Move
range
(degrees) Mode Option Function
0-9 Black-out
10-23 Strobe random speed
24-37 Strobe speed 1 min.
38-51 Strobe speed 2
52-65 Strobe speed 3
66-79 Strobe speed 4
80-93 Strobe speed 5
94-107 Strobe speed 6 max.
108-121 Flash open speed 1 min.
122-135 Flash open speed 2
136-149 Flash open speed 3
150-163 Flash open speed 4 max.
164-177 Flash closed speed 1 min.
178-191 Flash closed speed 2
192-205 Flash closed speed 3
206-219 Flash closed speed 4 max.
220-227 Colours / Macros in black-out
228-233 Pan / Tilt in black-out
234-255 Open
DMX CHANNEL 8 Parameter: COLOUR
DMX range
Value Mid point DMX value Move
range
(degrees) Mode Option Function
0-12 White
13-25 Colour 1 (3200° K)
26-38 Colour 2 (5600°K)
39-51
Colour 3
52-64 BiColour 3/4
65-77 Colour 4
78-90 BiColour 4/5
91-103 Colour 5
104-116 BiColour 5/6
117-129 Colour 6
130-142 BiColour 6/7
143-155 Colour 7
156-168 Bicolour 7/8
169-181 Colour 8
182-197 Bicolour 8/white
198-200 Right rotation speed 1 max.
201-203 Right rotation speed 2
204-206 Right rotation speed 3
207-209 Right rotation speed 4
Wash 575 tm3

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210-212 Right rotation speed 5
213-215 Right rotation speed 6
216-218 Right rotation speed 7
219-221 Right rotation speed 8
222-224 Right rotation speed 9 min
225-228 Stop
229-231 Left rotation speed 1 min.
232-234 Left rotation speed 2
235-237 Left rotation speed 3
238-240 Left rotation speed 4
241-243 Left rotation speed 5
244-246 Left rotation speed 6
247-249 Left rotation speed 7
250-252 Left rotation speed 8
253-255 Left rotation speed 9 max.
DMX CHANNEL 9 Parameter: CYAN
DMX range
Value Mid point DMX value
Move
range
(degrees) Mode Option Function
0-255 Proportional colour
DMX CHANNEL 10 Parameter: MAGENTA
DMX range
Value Mid point DMX value
Move
range
(degrees) Mode Option Function
0-255 Proportional colour
DMX CHANNEL 11 Parameter: YELLOW
DMX range
Value
Mid point
DMX value
Move
range
(degrees) Mode Option Function
0-255 Proportional colour
DMX CHANNEL 12 Parameter: SPEED CMY / DIMMER
DMX range
Value
Mid point
DMX value
Move
range
(degrees) Mode Option Function
0-7 No Function
8-255 Variable speed from max to min
0Wash 575 tm3