SGM XC-5 Manuel utilisateur

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XC-5
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Stroboscopes
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Contents
Safety Information....................................................................................................5
Preparation for Use...................................................................................................7
Controller Operation.................................................................................................9
Setup..............................................................................................................10
DMX Control Summary...........................................................................................12
Service......................................................................................................14
DMX Protocols........................................................................................................15
Specifications.........................................................................................20
Users notes
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Safety Information
Strobe lights are known to trigger epileptic seizures in persons who are photosensitive.
This product must be installed in accordance with the applicable installation code by a person familiar with the
construction and operation of the product and the hazards involved.
Ce produduit doit être installé selon le code d’installation pertinent, par une personne qui connaît bien le produit
et son fonctionnement ainsi que les risques inhérents.
• Do not open: there are no user-serviceable parts inside.
• $lways ground earth the ¿[ture electrically.
• Use only a source of AC power that compiles with local building and electrical codes and has both overload and
earth leakage protection.
• Do not e[pose the ¿[ture to rain or moisture.
WARNING!
This product is for professional use only! It is not for household use.
To guard against electric shock.
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• Do not stare directly into the light.
• 1ever attempt to bypass the fuse. Always replace defective fuses with ones of the speci¿ed type and rating.
• 9erify that the power feed cable is rated for the current draw of all connected ¿[tures.
• .eep all combustible materials for e[ample fabric, wood, paper at least 0.5 meters 20 inches away from the
¿[ture. .eep Àammable materials well away from the ¿[ture.
• Provide a minimum clearance of 0.1 meters (4 inches) around air vents.
• Do not modify the ¿[ture or install other than genuine SGM parts.
• Do not operate the ¿[ture if the ambient air temperature (Ta) e[ceeds 40Û C (104Û)).
• Caution: ([terior surface temperature after 5 min. operation 40ÛC (104Û)) Steady state 75ÛC (195Û )).
• Do not operate the ¿[ture near stairways.
• Provide advance notice that strobe lighting is in use.
• Avoid e[tended periods of continuous Àashing, particularly at frequencies of 10 to 20 Àashes per second.
To guard against 89 radiation Eurn and ¿re.
To guard against epileptic seizure..
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Preparation for Use
Unpacking
• Strobe /ight )i[ture
• User manual
• Mains power cable
• )oot í black aluminium plate
The packing material protects the ¿[ture during shipment, please retain for future transportation of the ¿[ture.
AC Power Connection
The auto-ranging power supply automatically adjusts to AC power from 208-240 volts nominal at 50/60 Hz.
The current required by the X-5/XC-5 is 4 amps. To avoid overload, allow one 4 amp branch circuit per ¿[ture to
operate the X-5/XC-5 model at full power.
Use 2.5 mm2 (13 AWG) or larger power feed cables and keep runs as short as possible.
)or temporary installation, the mains cable may be ¿tted with a grounded connector.
The power cable color coding is given in the table.
• Connect the brown wire to live
• Connect the blue wire to neutral
• Connect the green/yellow wire to ground (earth)
The device must be grounded/earthed and be able to be isolated from AC power. The AC power supply must incorporate a fuse or
circuit breaker for fault protection.
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7o rig tKe ¿[tXre
Before installing;
• Verify that the attachment hardware is in good condition and designed to carry at least 10 times the ¿[ture’s weight.
• Verify that the structure can support at least 10 times the weight of all installed ¿[tures, clamps, cables, au[iliary equipment, etc.
• Verify that the clearance around the air vents is at least 0.1 meters (4 in.).
• /oosen the mounting bracket and adjust the ¿[ture to the desired angle.
• Connect and arrange the power and data cables.
• Min. safety wire gauge 3mm.
Always use a secure means of secondary ¿[ing such as a safety wire
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Controller Operation
This section describes how to operate the X-5/XC-5 with a DMX controller.
Data Connection
The X-5/XC-5 provided 5-pin XLR connectors for data connection. The pin-out on all connectors is pin 1 to shield,
pin 2 to cold (-), and pin 3 to hot (+). There is no connection to pins 4 and 5.
To connect the data link
1. Connect the DMX data output from the controller to the ¿[ture 5-pin input (male) socket.
2. Connect up to 31 additional ¿[tures output-to-input.
3. Insert a termination plug in the output of the last ¿[ture on the link.
Data Connection Tips
• Use shielded twisted-pair cable designed for DMX devices: standard microphone cable cannot transmit control
data reliably over long distance. 24 AWG cable is suitable for distances up to 300 meters (1000 ft.). Use heavier
gauge cable and/or a DMX splitter/amp for longer distances.
• Do not overload the link. Up to 32 devices may be connected on a serial link.
• Terminate the link by installing a termination plug in the output socket of the last ¿[ture. The termination plug,
which is a male XLR plug with a 120 ohm, 0.25 watt resistor soldered between pins 2 and 3, absorb the control
signal so it does not reÀect and cause interference.
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Setup
The ¿[ture uses an interactive display for setting up DMX address and operation mode. Use the ¿ve buttons ne[t to the
display to navigate the setup structure (Fig. 1).
When the product is switched on, the ¿[ture will be at its default setting showing the ROOT menu (Fig. 2).
The root menu show a summary of the setup information, including selected DMX address, operation mode, data indicator
and protocol.
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
Operation
mode
DMX
Address
Data
protocol
Data
indicator
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Setting DMX address
In the root menu the user can set the DMX start address directly by using the arrow UP and DOWN (Fig. 3).
The ¿[ture has a handy feature which displays the DMX start address for the ne[t ¿[ture (assuming you are con-
necting more than one ¿[ture)
The selected start address is stored by pushing ENTER storing the DMX address.
Setting Mode
To enter the menu press ENTER, and then use the arrow up and down to select sub menus. Select the desired
MODE and then press ENTER to store it.
Please refer to the chapter “DMX PROTOCOLS” to get further details of available DMX modes.
Fig. 3
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DMX Control Summary
)or speci¿c command values, see “DMX protocols” on page 15.
Intensity
)lash intensity can be set from minimum (blackout) to ma[imum in all DMX modes e[cept 1 channel mode
(where it is always at ma[imum intensity). A special pi[el mode enables the ¿[ture to be used as a blinder, where
the intensity of blinder colour (XC-5 models) or each of three pi[el segments (X-5 models) can be set.
Duration
)lash duration can be set from 0 to 650 ms on 50 Hz power supplies, or 0 to 530 ms on 60 Hz power supplies in
3, 4, 6 or 7 channel DMX modes. )lash duration is ¿[ed in 1-channel DMX.
Rate
)lash rate can be set from 0 Àashes per second to 25 Àashes per second on 50 Hz power supplies or from 0 to 30
Àashes per second on 60 Hz power supplies, when the ¿[ture is set to 3, 4, 6 or 7 channel DMX mode. The Àash
rate is also controllable in 1-channel DMX mode.
Programmed Effects
Si[ programmed effects are available in 4 and 7 channel DMX modes. The effects may be altered using the inten-
sity, duration, and rate controls:
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• Ramp up: Light gradually increases in intensity, then blacks out.
• Ramp down: Light Àashes to full intensity, then gradually fades.
• Ramp up-down: Light gradually increases and decreases.
• Random Àash: Light Àashes randomly with variable rate and intensity. Multiple units Àash independently of each other.
• Lightning: The Àashes simulate lightning. Duration is not adjustable.
Blinder Effect
The blinder effect, in which the light remains on for an e[tended period, is available in all DMX modes.
The combination of Àash duration and rate prevents pauses between Àashes. )or e[ample, the blinder effect can
be achieved with a Àash duration of 0.25 seconds (250 ms) and a Àash rate of 4 Àashes per second, or a Àash
duration of 0.05 seconds (50 ms) and a Àash rate of 20 Àashes per second.
In 3, 4, 6 & 7 channel DMX modes, the intensity of the blinder effect is controllable on channel 1. Lamp power is
electronically regulated to prevent the lamp from overheating. The intensity falls as power is reduced.
Single Flash
To trigger single Àashes, start with the intensity and Àash rate at 0 and then set intensity on channel 1. When the
value of channel 1 changes, the light will Àash once with the programmed intensity, duration, and effect.
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Service
Fuse Replacement
The X-5/XC-5 uses a time-delay fuse for protection against current overload. The fuse is located inside the base
on the main PC% of the ¿[ture ± ne[t to the low voltage power supply. )uses must be replaced by a certi¿ed
professional.
Never bypass the fuse or replace it with one of another size or rating.
Firmware Updates
If you suspect that the ¿rmware installed on your X-5/XC-5 becomes corrupted, please go to SGM website for
further information on how to update ¿rmware or contact your nearest dealer for assistance.
Disconnect the product from the main power for at least 1 minute before servicing.
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DMX Protocols
1 channel mode
Channel Value Percent Function
1
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-249 2-97 )lash rate, slow to fast
250-255 98-100 Continuous blinder effect
3 channel mode
Channel Value Percent Function
1
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100 )lash intensity - minimum to ma[imum
2 0-255 0-100
)lash duration:
0-650 ms @ 50 Hz AC
0-530 ms @ 60 Hz AC
3
0-5 0-1 No Àash (trigger single Àash using channel 1)
6-255 2-100
)lash rate:
0.5-25 Hz @ 50 Hz AC
0.6-30 Hz @ 60 Hz AC
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4 channel mode
Channel Value Percent Function
1
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100 )lash intensity - minimum to ma[imum
2 0-255 0-100
)lash duration:
0-650 ms @ 50 Hz AC
0-530 ms @ 60 Hz AC
3
0-5 0-1 No Àash (trigger single Àash using channel 1)
6-255 2-100
)lash rate:
0.5-25 Hz @ 50 Hz AC
0.6-30 Hz @ 60 Hz AC
4
0-5 0-1 No special effect
6-42 2-16 Ramp up effect
43-85 17-33 Ramp down effect
86-128 34-50 Ramp up-down effect
129-171 51-67 Random effect
172-214 68-83 Lightning effect
215-255 84-100 Spike effect
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6 channel mode
Channel Value Percent Function
1
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100 )lash intensity - minimum to ma[imum
2
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100
Red blinder intensity (XC-5 models), or
Segment 1 intensity (X-5 models)
3
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100
Green blinder intensity (XC-5 models), or
Segment 2 intensity (X-5 models)
4
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100
Blue blinder intensity (XC-5 models), or
Segment 3 intensity (X-5 models)
5 0-255 0-100
)lash duration:
0-650 ms @ 50 Hz AC
0-530 ms @ 60 Hz AC
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0-5 0-1 No Àash (trigger single Àash using channel 1)
6-255 2-100
)lash rate:
0.5-25 Hz @ 50 Hz AC
0.6-30 Hz @ 60 Hz AC
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7 channel mode
Channel Value Percent Function
1
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100 )lash intensity - minimum to ma[imum
2 0-255 0-100
)lash duration:
0-650 ms @ 50 Hz AC
0-530 ms @ 60 Hz AC
3
0-5 0-1 No Àash (trigger single Àash using channel 1)
6-255 2-100
)lash rate:
0.5-25 Hz @ 50 Hz AC
0.6-30 Hz @ 60 Hz AC
4
0-5 0-1 No special effect
6-42 2-16 Ramp up effect
43-85 17-33 Ramp down effect
86-128 34-50 Ramp up-down effect
129-171 51-67 Random effect
172-214 68-83 Lightning effect
215-255 84-100 Spike effect
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5
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100
Green blinder intensity (XC-5 models), or
Segment 2 intensity (X-5 models)
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0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100
Green blinder intensity (XC-5 models), or
Segment 2 intensity (X-5 models)
7
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100
Blue blinder intensity (XC-5 models), or
Segment 3 intensity (X-5 models)
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7 channel Legacy mode
Channel Value Percent Function
1
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100 )lash intensity - minimum to ma[imum
2
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100
Red blinder intensity (XC-5 models), or
Segment 1 intensity (X-5 models)
3
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100
Green blinder intensity (XC-5 models), or
Segment 2 intensity (X-5 models)
4
0-5 0-1 Blackout
6-255 2-100
Blue blinder intensity (XC-5 models), or
Segment 3 intensity (X-5 models)
5 0-255 0-100
)lash duration:
0-650 ms @ 50 Hz AC
0-530 ms @ 60 Hz AC
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0-5 0-1 No Àash (trigger single Àash using channel 1)
6-255 2-100
)lash rate:
0.5-25 Hz @ 50 Hz AC
0.6-30 Hz @ 60 Hz AC
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