User Manual Viking WARRIOR 132-2R - Support
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1. The intervals given below are only suggestions from our experience Position Interval Maintenance Optical System Weekley Soft Brush Lint free cloth Fan amp Air Channels Monthly Vacuum Cleaner Airbrush etc Attention 1 Never let optical parts come into contact with oil or fat 2 Before running the fixture wait until all parts are dry 3 Never touch lenses with bare fingers 17 8 Technical Specifications FEATURES Multi Effect Luminaire Beam Scanner Laser Simulator 3 Precision Beam 3 Facet Rotating Prism X Y and Z High Speed Mirror System SOURCE YODN 132W 2R Lamp 6 000 Hour Average Life PHOTOMETRIC DATA Measured with 3 Beam Full On 45 010 LUX 4 181 FC 16 4 5m 12 050 LUX 1 119 FC 32 8 10m 5 633 LUX 523 FC 49 2 15m 3 178 LUX 295 FC 65 6 20m 2 276 LUX 212 FC 82 0 25m EFFECTS Strobe Electronic Dimmer 3 Facet Rotating Prism Multiple Pattern Macros Manual Focus COLOURS amp GOBOS 14 Dichroic Colours White 17 Gobos Open CONTROL CONNECTIONS 2 DMX Channel Modes 17 21 4 Button Control Panel 3 pin DMX In amp Out Powercon Mains In amp Out SIZE WEIGHT Size 385 x 305 x 260 mm Weight 7 5KG ELECTRICAL THERMAL AC 100 240V 50 60Hz 220W Max Power Consumption Multiple Unit Power Linking max 7 120V 14 230V 104 F 40 C Max Ambient Temperature APPROVALS RATINGS CE RoHs IP20 INSTALLATION Rigging Clamps Not Inclu2. clamps hooks can increase the risk of an accident and must be avoided e Repair maintenance and installation work shall be done by qualified or certified staff only You need to pay attention to the common rules of technology that are not explicitly mentioned in this manual e Use only original spare parts Any structural modification of the system will terminate all warranty claims e Please keep this instruction manual for future reference 3 Preparation and Connections 3 1 Safety information The light fixtures is fitted with a number of plano convex lenses in a highly efficient collimator cluster This type of lens can act as a strong magnifying glass If the rays from a strong light source such as the sun or another lighting fixture are directed towards the front of any of these fixtures then internal damage may occur In a worst case scenario with a high power light source this can happen very quickly damaging the fixture internally potentially melting components or causing an internal fire within seconds In order to avoid these possible problems please adhere to the following requirements 1 Do not expose the front of a fixture to direct sunlight or any other strong light sources 2 For outdoor applications during daylight make sure that the front face of any fixture is either shielded or points away from the sun even when fixtures are not in use 3 Do not modify the front glass or lenses of any fixture These
3. e e e e e 1 Large 2 Small 32 Holes 43 Holes 54 Holes 6 Circle 7 Multiple 8 Laser 9 Dotted Hole Hole in line in sauare of Holes Holes Line Laser line 8 9 OX s S 7 1 es NN Vas J 10 Laser 11 12 13 Bent 14 Circle 15 16 Multiple 17 Cross Square Cloud Tadpoles Segments Star Stars Tadpoles 7 Maintaining and Cleaning the Light There are NO user servicable internal parts disassembly VOIDs the warrantee and should NOT be attempted The light is a fixture of very low maintenance It is only necessary to clean the air inlets and outlets as well as the optical lenses from time to time For safe operation it is absolutely essential that the fixture is kept clean and that dust dirt and smoke fluid residues must not build up on or within the fixture Otherwise the fixture s light output will be significantly reduced or damage can occur Regular cleaning will not only ensure the maximum light output but will also allow the fixture to operate reliably throughout its life A soft lint free cloth moistened with any good glass cleaning fluid is recom mended under no circumstances should alcohol or solvents be used plug 7 1 Safety regulations 1 Pull out the mains power 2 Wait min 15 minutes after disconnecting power to allow the fixture to cool down 7 2 Maintenance and Interval rule of thumb The contamination of the fixture depends on the environment details Hence no general guidelines can be given
4. Green amp Peacock Blue 46 47 Colour 10 Peacock Blue 48 49 Peacock Blue amp Medium Pink Medium Pink amp Medium Purple Colour 12 Medium Purple Channel DMX Value po Gobo _ 6 8 14 DO emmae O ee NoFunetion TET Pattern Macros DMX Value Pattern Rotin y e Pattern Horizontal Vertical Rotation gt gt 03 NofuncionSop Pattern Rotation ren E V i 246 255 No Function Stop Pattern Zoom Manual Pattern Zoom 128 255 Pattern Zoom Slow Fast Pattern Horizontal Movement 10 120 Horizontal Pattern Movement Left Pane Movenieni Horizontal 121 144 No Function Stop 145 255 Horizontal Pattern Movement Right E Pattern Vertical Movement 09 No Function Stop 10 120 Vertical Pattern Movement Up Poter Mo 0 Vertical 121 144 No Function Stop 145 255 Vertical Pattern Movement Down eeam Rotation 0127 foto360 Degree Beam Rotation Beam Shaking TT Beam Shake Shaking Slow Fast 09 No Function Stop DMX Value DO PrismRotation 127 Prism Indexing Prism Rotation 128 191 Prism Clockwise Rotation Fast Slow 192 255 Prism Anticlockwise Rotation Slow Fast Shutter Strobe 6 2 Colour amp Gobo Reference 1 LIGHT RED 2 BLUE 3 GREEN 4 YELLOW 5 ORANGE 6 MAGENTA 7 LAVENDAR 8 LIGHT PINK 9 YELLOW 10 PEACOCK 11 MEDIUM 12 MEDIUM 13 PINEAPPLE 14 CONGO GREEN BLUE PINK PURPLE YELOW BLUE e te o iy o 9 e e um
5. WARRIOR VK132 2R M jenuew uononJjsuj Table of contents Description of 4 Safety INSIHUCHOMS m 9 5 Pr paration and ConnectionS esseseeseeseseoseesossossesossossoseoseesossossesossossossosessossosssseeseose 6 Safety InTONTIBlOEks osi isto rp c baa Metu US FUA Sia ia oci ag iain 6 OMS CUI ER D ER 7 FOWOPSUDDIV cis diede ea od Rei ROSE des LRL asap pes 7 prr d iel ll me gli elk alda TA 7 heMenu Field ooi a ie re ER nata D re t dad 7 Operation INSITUCHON asr M 8 DMX Channel Selection DMX Protocol eere eene entente 10 Maintaining and Cleaning cecceeceersersesee eser esee ee eee eene enne ense tn etta stas ense ense tns etn eto 17 e Safety regulaliOrie eti ie r e aka din od di dee al 17 Maintenance and Interval rule of thumb seen 17 Technical Specifications ss eniro hoe vertit rrt Vea n e bra oan iae e Yr dane qu VV ER o YN Ene VOU NY E ve TUN 18 DIMENSIONS Esasi 19 1 Description of Device E lt gt q o c 9 m a N o o amp e a gt S os G5 gt 2 e 2 QE o et Oe B x D x aa o 00 OAA 2 Safety Instructions The light is a High Tech Product To guarantee a smooth operation it is necessary to respect the following rules The manufacturer of this device will not take responsibility for
6. damages through any disregard of the information provided in this manual Warranty claims also will be voided in the case that the fixture housing is opened e Before powering on the fixture make sure that the fixtures fans and air inlets are clean and not blocked e Ensure that the fixture head can rotate unhindered throughout its complete range of pan and tilt movement A safety distance of at least 0 5 m must be maintained between the fixture and any easily inflammable material e g decoration material e Attention Don t touch the fixture during the operation This can cause injuries and or damages e The fixture doesn t contain any user serviceable parts Opening the fixture will void all warranties e lt is necessary to wait at least 15 minutes after disconnecting the mains power before handling the fixture Pay attention to possible hot parts of the fixture Danger of BURNING e Never look directly into the beam of light e Never use optical apertures to observe the beam of light e You ll risk serious injury of your eyes and in particular of your retina Attention Class 2M can cause injuries of your eyes even without optical instruments in front of them or within a distance of less than 0 5m and short exposure time Hence Avoid direct radiation into your eyes e To ensure safe operation follow also the Installation guide e Operating the light without suitable safety aids like Safety cables or
7. ded Working Position Any 360 INCLUDED ITEMS 1 Adjustable Mounting Yoke 1 PowerCON Cable with 13a plugtop 9 Dimensions Viking Stage Lighting Unit C4 Rhombus Park Diamond Road Norwich Norfolk NR6 6NN Tel 01603 401982 www vikinglighting co uk
8. it with the Enter key Push the Function key to cancel the entry and go backtothe main menu O20 0 FUNCTION DOWN UP ENTER To lock or unlock the keys of the menu field press Mode Enter Up simultaneously 5 Operation Instruction A001 DMX Address A512 17Ch Channel Mode 21Ch Sound Show Mode Auto Master Slave Mode Slave No Black Out Yes On Sound State Off Sound Sense 0 100 No Pan Inverse Yes No Tilt Inverse Yes On Back Light Off Lamp On Off Off Auto Test Re Temp 20 200 C Fixture Time 0 999 Firmware Version V1 01 No Factory Defaults Yes No System Reset Yes 6 DMX Channel Selection DMX Protocol Standard Mode 17 DMX channels Channel Colour 191 193 194 255 Anticlockwise Rotation Slow Fast Channel Gobo Open Gobo 1 Large Hole Gobo 2 Small Hole Gobo 3 2 Holes Gobo 4 3 Holes in line Gobo 5 4 Holes in Square Gobo 6 Circle of Holes Gobo 7 Multiple Holes Gobo 8 Laser Line Gobo 9 Dotted Laser Line LEER Pattern Macro os Norcon 170 178 Pattern Macros Channel DMX Value Pattern Macro 29 Pattern Rotation 09 No Function Stop koli 10 120 Clockwise Pat
9. requirements have to be followed regardless of whether a fixture is powered on or off as the magnifying effect is an optical effect and therefore independent from the electrical state of the fixture Especially when working with high powered beam lights extreme caution and observance of these safety instructions is mandatory Should you have any questions about the operation of your fixture then please contact your local supplier or Viking Lighting directly 3 2 Connections Power Supply 100 240 Volt AC 50 60 Hz earth contact type plug Powercon Connected load 350 VA W lt gt T6 3A micro fuse 5x20mm Please see printing on the case for the right electronic supply Disconnect from the mains supply for changing the fuse and use only the above described micro fuse type DMX USITT DMX 512 Standard input output in 3 pin XLR connectors Pin 1 Ground Pin 2 Pin 3 The DMX Addressing starts at the DMX Address 001 DMX512 DMX controller 120 Ohms 4 The Menu Field You ll find the control board on the side part of the bottom It allows you to make all necessary adjustments of the light With the Enter key you get into the main menu Afterwards you can navigate through the menu with the Up Down keys Push the Enter key to get in the next menu level or to confirm your settings Make them and set functions ON OFF with the Up Down keys Confirm and save
10. tern Rotation Fast Slow 121 134 No Function Stop Clockwise amp 135 245 Anticlockwise Pattern Rotation Slow Fast ME a 246 255 No Function Stop attern Horizontal Vertical Rotation Horizontal Pattern Rotation 0 127 Pattern Zoom Manual Pattern Zoom 128 255 Pattern Zoom Slow Fast Pattern Horizontal Movement 0 9 No Function Stop 10 120 Horizontal Pattern Movement Left Pattern Movement Horizontal 121 144 No Function Stop 145 255 Horizontal Pattern Movement Right Pattern Vertical Movement 0 9 No Function Stop 10 120 Vertical Pattern Movement Up Paler Ss vemen Vertical 121 144 No Function Stop 145 255 Vertical Pattern Movement Down ecem Rotation 0 127 0 to 360 Degree f Beam Rotation 128 191 Clockwise Rotation Fast Slow 192 255 Anticlockwise Rotation Slow Fast DO Beam Shaking No Function Stop Beam Shake 8 255 Shaking Slow Fast 0 253 4 10 120 121 134 No Function Stop Horizontal amp E Vertical 135 245 Vertical Pattern Rotation 246 255 No Function Stop Channel DMX Value DO 77 sp O Oo MM 14 Prism Rotation E DO Shutter O 0 7 Shutter Strobe Emos 220 255 Channel DMX Value o Teow O O 12 13 Blue amp Green 14 15 Colour 3 Green 16 18 Green amp Yellow 21 22 Yellow amp Orange 23 24 Colour 5 Orange TET DER 34 36 37 38 Colour 8 Light Pink 39 40 Light Pink amp Yellow Green 44 45 Yellow
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