High End Systems AF1000 User's Manual
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1. Display Steps Description 1 1 all flash minimum duration 2 2 all flash maximum duration 3 12 single fixture chase minimum duration 4 12 single fixture chase minimum duration reverse direction 5 12 single fixture chase maximum duration 6 12 single fixture chase maximum duration reverse direction 7 24 individual ramp up and down 8 24 individual ramp up and down reverse direction 9 24 individual ramp up and down Intensity incrementing by 2 10 24 individual ramp up and down Intensity incrementing by 2 reverse direction 11 12 crossfade 12 6 multiple fixture crossfade 13 24 pop and drop 14 24 pop and drop reversed 15 12 two fixture overlap maximum duration 16 12 two fixture overlap maximum duration reverse direction 17 3 three step chase 18 3 three step chase in reverse direction 19 24 individual ramp up and down with background 20 24 individual ramp up and down with background reverse direction 21 2 all ramp up and down 22 22 single fixture bounce 23 6 two fixture bounce and latch maximum Rate maximum Intensity 24 6 two fixture bounce slightly slower Rate than 2 3 maximum Intensity 25 1 full on 26 12 rocket 2 12 rocket reverse direction ADM 12 Mini Controller User s Manual Random Function Programs Table ADM 13 Random Functions Display Description F1 multiple fixtures will flash in a random pattern but only one fixture will flas2. ees A 2 Mir Controller Reset 5 dote tetto aceti uio etat S Define SR A 3 Mini Controller ROM Version Number eee A 3 General Maintenance and Cleaning s eee ane cecabevasdud gets lefu IP SER TOR SAU Uds A 3 Appendix B Warranty Information eiii cio teste coiere ha sape EIU Cc e un ed B 1 AddehdUli coe quiet o tpe NOSE IN ENRRM PAESI ORTI Fue UL QUATN ERERA US IRI UEMS ADM 1 RO STAM IIE a S sc tassi estaban isses eil ie i one ctus ADM 1 Standard Prosrams scenes Cottey cdudaccusmannateeinrueadsi ge eke D EN ADM 1 Random Function Programs aet ten ted teen teintes Ew loca a Ipae o seva e ADM 13 Advance PrOgrams ia si e E e AE RON Re Taie dean Ex E dea asa aie ADM 13 I 35hting Programs quoc ISI s V quia up du s pc esi EDU OR ha fact ADM 13 Intensity Parameters 65 65 vbi pte da seid t hs uei ce ADM 14 erect ade Oe Bees ADM 14 Audio Patareterse cob iore peu edita dit mee iiaa ADM 15 Figures Figure 1 Front and Rear Panels of the MiniController Intro 4 Figure TI DIP Switch Location sinine e pueda e qeteta deterior 1 4 Figure 1 2 XLR Pin Configuration desea eq etes ote er RR ou REI ARE REESE RR UR Un a 1 4 Figure 1 3 System Cabling i oso eoe reg aequat aed a pde ss 1 5 PEigure T4 Audio Cabling eost te a at tiui ait de tati 1 5 Figure 1 5 Connecting the Audio Cable sse 1 6 Figure 2 1 Mini Controller Operation Process cessceceseceessececeseeeesteeeenee
3. Mini Controller for the DATAFLASH 4 AFIOO9O0 1C Xenon Strobe Fixture User s Manual M ELH Ie sw ee eee we High End m E S High End Systems Inc MA LI W E 2217 West Braker Lane RESEARCH Austin Texas U S A High End Systems Inc 1995 All Rights Reserved Information and Specifications in this document are subject to change without notice High End Systems Inc assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual Unlawful reproduction or distribution in any manner without the written permission of High End Systems is strictly forbidden Trademarks used in this text DATAFLASH Lightwave Research and the Lightwave Research logo are registered trademarks and High End Systems and the High End Systems Logo are trademarks of High End Systems Inc Other trademarks and trade names may be used in this document to refer to either the entities claiming the marks and names or their products High End Systems disclaims any proprietary interest in trademarks and trade names other than its own February 1997 Mini Controller for
4. program advancement every beat program advancement every beat step advancing on beat program advancement every beat four steps advanced per beat program advancement every beat beat causes maximum Rate otherwise Rate is medium program advancement every beat no program advancement beat causes maximum Rate tapers down after beat program advancement every beat beat causes maximum Intensity tapers down after beat program advancement every beat beat causes minimum Intensity tapers up after beat 7 program advancement every beat Intensity flips between maximum and medium on beat program advancement every beat beat causes maximum intensity otherwise intensity is medium program advancement every beat beat causes program to reset to the first step AA a different Audio Mode is randomly selected every eight seconds ADM 16 Mini Controller User s Manual
5. does not light up weak or no audio signal check to ensure cable is properly connected boost audio signal between 20 Hz to 100 Hz Audio indicator does not light up bad audio cable check the tip ring and sleeve resistance with a Volt Ohm meter replace or repair cable Audio indicator does not light up a speaker level signal has been sent to the audio connector contact High End Systems Technical Support Audio indicator constantly stays on audio signal is too strong reduce audio signal Mini Controller Reset The Mini Controller may be reset two different ways Note when the Mini Controller is reset all default values will be in effect and Standby Mode press the program intensity rate and audio keys simultaneously turn the configuration DIP switch to the Off position and return it to the On position will be engaged Mini Controller ROM Version Number To view the ROM version number turn the Configuration Dip switch to the Off position and press any key The ROM version number will appear on the display General Maintenance and Cleaning You should clean your Mini Controller on a regular basis Dust and dirt can accumulate and cause malfunctions As a precautionary step unplug the Mini Controller before cleaning To clean the outer surfaces e Wipe with a soft cloth or tissue or use a small vacuum to remove the built up dust and dirt Do not use
6. down F4 random changes every time a program is run F5 maximum Intensity for one sequence then minimum Intensity for the next program run F6 maximum Intensity for two steps then minimum Intensity for the next two steps F7 maximum intensity for one step then minimum Intensity for one step FA randomly selects F 1 F 7 and randomly uses a value of 6 4 fifty percent of the time Rate Parameters Use the following table for the descriptions available through the rate key Table ADM 17 Rate Parameters Display Description 1 99 1 is the slowest Rate and 9 9 is the fastest rate Fl ramp down F2 ramp up F3 ramp up and down F4 fast for two program programs then slow for one program F5 fast for twelve steps then slow for four steps F6 one step fast next step slow F7 small pause every five steps FA randomly selects F 1 F 7 and randomly uses a value of 9 9 fifty percent of the time ADM 14 Mini Controller User s Manual Audio Parameters Use the following table for the description of the parameters available through the audio key Table ADM 18 Audio Parameters Display Description Audio mode is disabled 1 no program advancement step advancing on beat 22 no program advancement four steps advanced per beat _3 no program advancement beat causes maximum Rate otherwise Rat
7. information on the DATAFLASH AF1000 Mini Controller warranty Addendum provides the contents of the existing programs Text Style Throughout this manual different types of text will be used to refer to its corresponding item e areference to specific key will look like push the STANDBY button e areference to a DIP switch will look like DIP switch 1 e areference to the LED display will look like A A Caution and Warning Symbols The following international symbols appear in margins throughout this manual to hiehlight caution and warning messages Caution This symbol appears adjacent to Caution messages Ignoring these messages could result damage to equipment Warning This symbol appears adjacent to High Voltage Warning messages Ignoring these messages could result in serious personal injury Introduction Intro 1 Safety Instructions e Heed all caution and warning messages throughout this manual and the documentation that accompanies your AF7000 strobes Servicing must be conducted by the manufacturer or other qualified service personnel There are no user serviceable parts inside Overview The Mini Controller for the DATAFLASH AF1000 strobes is a powerful compact device that can control up to 12 channels of AF1000 strobes through 24 channels of USITT DMX 512 protocol The intensity levels of the applicable channels are conveniently displayed by 12 LEDs All programs can be edited for live control of the A
8. randomly with every four beats e Three horizontal bars programs will advance randomly with every beat e Audio Advance A A programs will randomly advance to a different Audio Mode every eight seconds Chapter 2 Mini Controller Operation 2 7 Audio Rate or Intensity Manipulation Within each audio parameter there are nine functions for Program Rate and Intensity manipulation These functions are annotated as 0 through 9 on the display Refer to Table 2 3 and the Addendum for the purpose of these functions Table 2 4 Audio Rate or Intensity Manipulation Functions Function Number Manipulation of Rate or Intensity 0 no manipulation 1 frame advancing on beat 2 four frames advance per beat 3 beat causes maximum Rate otherwise Rate equals medium 4 beat causes maximum Rate otherwise Rate taper down 5 maximum Intensity on beat then Intensity tapers down 6 minimum Intensity on beat then Intensity tapers up 7 Intensity flips between maximum and medium on beat 8 maximum Intensity on beat otherwise medium Intensity 9 resets program to first step on beat Note Audio Function 9 will override Standby Mode when used with a Lightning Program 2 8 Mini Controller User s Manual Appendix A Troubleshooting and Maintenance This Appendix provides directions for troubleshooting problems that may have occurred from improper setup or configuration of the Mini Controller and the AF1
9. required Figure 1 3 System Cabling AF1000 AF1000 AF1000 12 2 1 Mini Controller T E Ld If you intend on using the audio synchronization connect a 1 4 inch mono male tip ring phone connector or 1 4 inch stereo male tip ring sleeve phone connector to the Audio input jack on the rear of the connector Refer to Figure 1 4 for correct cable wiring Figure 1 4 Audio Cabling Chapter 1 Installation and Setup 1 5 Connect the other end of the cable to an unused audio mixer output Refer to Figure 1 5 Figure 1 5 Connecting the Audio Cable LICHTWAVE RESEARCH AUSTIN TEXAS USA DATA LINK OUT AUDIO OO00O0 MON MON MASTER LEFT RIGHT SEND 2 SEND 1 QUT OUT O N Caution Never connect a speaker level signal cable from an amplifier output to the Audio input on the Mini Controller Component damage will occur and this action will void your Warranty The line level should be from 100 mV to a maximum of 1 V peak to peak Note a built in summing circuit combines the left and right signals together Apply power to the Mini Controller and AF1000 strobes Installation and setup is now complete If you are experiencing any problems refer to Appendix A for possible solutions If you can not resolve the problem yourself contact High End Systems Technical Support 1 6 Mini Controller User s Manual Chapter 2 Mini Controller Operation In thi
10. strobe must be set for two channel DMX mode This is accomplished by setting Personality switches 3 and 4 to the On position switch 5 must be in the off position Finally set the fixture address switches to 1 23 depending upon how many 1 fixtures you have Refer to Table 1 2 for the appropriate settings Table 1 2 DMX Adaress Switch Setting Fixture DMX Address Number Channel Switches On 1 1 none 2 3 2 3 5 3 4 7 2 3 5 9 4 6 11 2 4 7 13 3 4 8 15 2 3 4 9 17 5 10 19 2 5 11 21 3 5 12 23 2 329 Notes if a DMX channel is accidentally set for an even channel number the Intensity and Rate functions will be reversed causing the strobe to behave erratically The Mini Controller can control more than twelve strobes but additional AF7000 strobes must be set at duplicate addresses with other existing strobes Chapter 1 Installation and Setup 1 3 Mini Controller Switch Settings The DIP switches on the Mini Controller must be properly set so the controller can send the correct data packets to the number of available fixtures If power has already been applied to the controller the seven segment LEDs will blink C F configure until a DIP switch is set The DIP switches are located on the front panel of the Mini Controller in the lower right hand corner Refer to Figure 1 1 Figure 1 1 DIP Switch Location OUTPUT CHANNELS STANDBY toh vaio z Era UE
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12. 000 strobes Before calling for technical assistance follow the recommended procedures in this Appendix to solve many of the common possible problems If the procedures in this Appendix do not solve your problem and you need to call for assistance please provide the support technician with the information outlined in the Support Checklist provided in this Appendix Support Checklist Technical support can provide you with faster service if you can give the technician the following information when you call Customer name Country if other than U S A Phone number and Fax number The Mini Controller s ROM version procedure found later in this Appendix under Mini Controller s ROM Version A description of your problem and the troubleshooting procedures that you have already performed to resolve your problem D DO LDLLDLU U The type of XLR cables that you are using Were they purchased or built Appendix A Troubleshooting and Maintenance A 1 Possible Problems and Solutions Use the following Table to solve most problems Table A 1 Trouble Shooting Solutions Problem Probable Cause Solution LEDs will not turn on no power to controller apply power LEDs will not turn on internal fuse blown call High End Systems Technical Support for service instructions Some fixtures not respond ing to Controller configuration DIP switches not set for correct number of fixtures reset controller to the correct
13. CT TORT INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE STRICT LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE AND WHETHER OR NOT SUCH DAMAGE WAS FORESEEN OR UNFORESEEN Warranty is void if the product is misused damaged modified in any way or for unauthorized repairs or parts This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state B 2 Mini Controller User s Manual Addendum This Addendum provides you with a listing of the current programs that are pre installed on your Mini Controller This Addendum will take precedence over any program information provided in the User s Manual Use the tables in the following sections for the description location of available programs and parameters of the Mini Controller Program Mode This section provides reference tables to view the number of available programs you have available based upon the number of connected AF1000 luminaires Standard Programs ADM Table ADM 1 Available Programs for One Fixture Display Steps Description 1 1 flash minimum duration 2 2 flash maximum duration 3 2 pop and drop 4 2 ramp up and down Intensity increments by 1 5 2 ramp up and down Intensity increments by 2 6 1 full on Addendum ADM 1 Table ADM 2 Available Programs for Two Fixtures Display Steps Description 1 1 all flash minimum duration 2 2 all flash maximum duration 3 2 single fixture
14. F1000 strobes Features e Up to 45 programs per channel e Controls up to 12 channels of AF1000 strobes e 64 intensity steps e 99 rate steps 7 Lightning effect programs e 30 Audio synchronization and triggering parameters e Program Hold Mode e Two year warranty Specifications Height 8 9 cm 3 5 in Width 48 2 cm 18 97 in Depth 6 cm 2 36 in Weight 1 9 Kg 4 18 Ibs Power Consumption 13 W 100 mA at 120 VAC 60 Hz 16 W 50 mA at 240 VAC 50 Hz Audio Input 100 mV to a maximum of 1 V peak to peak Intro 2 Mini Controller User s Manual Getting Help High End Systems Service provides a help line should you encounter any problems during your installation or initial operation Currently service hours are 9 a m to 6 p m Central Monday through Friday The numbers are Voice lines 512 837 3063 or 800 890 8989 Fax line 512 834 9195 Introduction Intro 3 Mini Controller Reference Figure 1 Front and Rear Panels of the Mini Controller STANDBY tesh m we 7 4 DATAFLASHs OUTPUT CHANNELS D LIGHTWAVE AF1000 LIG
15. HIWAVE RESEARCH Nn Intro 4 Mini Controller User s Manual STANDBY flash 3 Up down arrow keys 10 11 12 13 14 13 lt program gt lt rate gt lt intensity gt lt audio gt Value display Program hold indicator LED Audio beat indicator LED Output channel display LEDs Configuration DIP switches Data Link Out Audio Input Line cord disables controller output of programs when held down causes all connected strobes to flash at full intensity for 15 seconds at 50 Hz and 125 seconds at 60 Hz increments values up down provides access to current program Program Advance Mode and Program Hold Mode provides access to the Rate parameters provides access to the Intensity parameters provides access to the audio parameters displays the current value or mode via two 7 segment LEDs when lit Program Hold Mode is in use indicates that an audio signal is present the rate of the beat and the strength of the audio signal indicates the intensity and operation of the applicable channels selects the number of output channels 3 pin female XLR connector that provides serial DMX data to the strobes 1 4 inch stereo input jack Mini Controller AC power cable Introduction Intro 5 Intro 6 Mini Controller User s Manual Chapter 1 Installation and Setup In this chapter you will Q unpack the Mini Controller Q
16. Immediately following the Standard Programs are three Random Function Programs This set of programs is not dependant upon the number of assigned channels Random Function Programs are annotated by F1 F2 andF3 on the value display This set of programs perform the following actions e FI multiple fixtures will flash in a random pattern but only one fixture will flash at maximum Intensity at a time e F2 single fixtures will flash in a random pattern and randomly go to full Intensity e F3 all fixtures will flash in a random pattern one fixture at a time sequentially at random intensities Advance Programs Following the Random Function Programs are the Advance Programs The Advance Programs are annotated by A 1 through A 8 on the display Advance Programs will randomly select from the available Standard Programs refer to Table 2 1 for the available programs per channels A 1 is the fastest Rate of program advancement and A 8 is the slowest Rate of program advancement Lightning Programs The final set of programs are the Lightning Programs These programs were specifically designed to emulate ground to cloud and inner cloud lighting at various distances They are annotated by L 1 through L 7 on the display The Lightning Programs operate differently from the previous programs You may start and stop a Lighting Program three ways hold the flash key down to begin the program and release the key to stop the program e press th
17. NEN EREXHE E LIGHTWAVE pogam intenaty rote ado DATAFLASHe I o SS i AF1000 T T pnus To set the DIP switches simply turn on the switch that corresponds to the number of available AF 000 strobes For example if you have eight strobes set switch 8 to the On position and leave all other switches in the Off position Note if two or more DIP switches are accidentally set to the On position the highest number DIP switch will take precedence System Set Up and Cabling Secure your Mini Controller in a standard 19 inch rack or place it on a flat surface If you are unsure about how your XLR cables are constructed use Figure 1 2 and a Volt Ohm Meter to verify correct installation Using the Volt Ohm Meter place the terminals on each pair of corresponding pins to ensure that there is extremely little or no resistance in the line Figure 1 2 XLR Pin Configuration negative shield positive positive 1 4 Mini Controller User s Manual Connect an XLR cable to the rear of the Mini Controller and run it to the first AF1000 Daisy chain the desired number of fixtures together Refer to Figure 1 3 Note fixture termination is not
18. a blower as this will force dirt into the controller AN Warnings Do not submerse in liquid There are no user serviceable parts inside Servicing should only be conducted by a qualified technician Appendix A Troubleshooting and Maintenance A 3 A 4 Mini Controller User s Manual Appendix B Warranty Information Limited Warranty Unless otherwise stated your product is covered by a one year parts and labor limited warranty If the warranty registration form provided with this equipment is filled out and faxed or mailed to High End Systems Inc and received within 60 days of invoice date the one year parts and labor limited warranty will be extended one additional year for a total of two years Dichroic filters and Lithopatterns are not guaranteed against breakage or scratches to coating It is the owner s responsibility to furnish receipts or invoices for verification of purchase date and dealer or distributor If purchase date cannot be provided date of manufacture will be used to determine warranty period Returning an Item Under Warranty for Repair It is necessary to obtain a Return Authorization Number RA from your dealer point of purchase BEFORE any units are returned for repair The manufacturer will make the final determination as to whether or not the unit is covered by warranty Lamps are covered by the lamp manufacturer s warranty Any Product unit or parts returned to High End Systems must be packaged in a suita
19. al ramp up and down with background 20 all ramp up and down with Intensity increments of 1 21 4 single fixture bounce 22 3 two fixture bounce and latch maximum Rate maximum Intensity 23 3 two fixture bounce slightly slower Rate than 23 maximum Intensity 24 1 full on Addendum ADM 3 Table ADM 4 Available Programs for Four Fixtures Display Steps Description 1 1 all flash minimum duration 2 2 all flash maximum duration 3 4 single fixture chase minimum duration 4 4 single fixture chase minimum duration reverse direction 5 4 single fixture chase maximum duration 6 4 single fixture chase maximum duration reverse direction 7 8 individual ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing of 4 8 8 individual ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing by 4 reverse direction 9 8 individual ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing by 2 10 6 individual ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing by 2 reverse direction 11 4 crossfade 12 8 two fixture crossfade 13 8 pop and drop 14 4 pop and drop reverse direction 15 4 two fixture overlap maximum duration 16 8 two fixture overlap maximum duration reverse direction 17 6 individual ramp up and down with background 18 6 inverted individual ramp up and down with background 19 2 ramp up and down with Intensity increments of 1 20 4 single fixture bounce 21 3 bounce maximum rate maximum Inten
20. ble manner to ensure the protection of such Product unit or parts and such package shall be clearly and prominently marked to indicate that the package contains returned Product units or parts and with a Returned Authorization RA number Accompany all returned Product units or parts with a written explanation of the alleged problem or malfunction Please note Freight Damage Claims are invalid for fixtures shipped in non factory boxes and packing materials Freight All shipping will be paid by the purchaser Items under warranty shall have return shipping paid by the manufacturer only in the Continental United States Under no circumstances will freight collect shipments be accepted Prepaid shipping does not include rush expediting such as airfreight Airfreight can be sent customer collect in the Continental United States REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT AS PROVIDED FOR UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE CONSUMER HIGH END SYSTEMS INC MAKES NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WITH RESPECT TO ANY PRODUCT AND HIGH END SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE HIGH END SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE INCLUDING LOST PROFITS SUSTAINED OR INCURRED IN Appendix B Warranty Information B 1 CONNECTION WITH ANY PRODUCT OR CAUSED BY PRODUCT DEFECTS OR THE PARTIAL OR TOTAL FAILURE OF ANY PRODUCT REGARDLESS OF THE FORM OF ACTION WHETHER IN CONTRA
21. chase minimum duration 4 2 single fixture chase maximum duration 5 4 individual ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing by 4 6 4 individual ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing by 2 7 2 crossfade between fixtures 8 4 pop and drop 9 3 fixture overlap with maximum duration 10 4 individual ramp up and down 11 2 ramp up and down with Intensity increments of 1 132 1 full on ADM 2 Mini Controller User s Manual Table ADM 3 Available Programs for Three Fixtures Display Steps Description 1 1 all flash minimum duration 2 2 all flash maximum duration 3 3 single fixture chase minimum duration 4 3 single fixture chase minimum duration reverse direction 5 3 single fixture chase maximum duration 6 3 single fixture chase maximum duration reverse direction 7 6 individual ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing by 4 8 6 individual ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing by 4 reverse direction 9 6 individual ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing by 2 10 6 individual ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing by 2 reverse direction 11 3 crossfade 12 3 crossfade reverse direction 13 two to one fixture crossfade 14 6 pop and drop 15 6 inverted pop and drop 16 3 two fixtures overlap maximum duration 17 3 two fixture overlap maximum duration reverse direction 18 6 individual ramp up and down with background 19 6 inverted individu
22. configure AF1000 strobes Q configure Mini Controller Q install the controller s cables Unpacking In this section you unpack your Mini Controller and verify that it arrived complete and without any damage Save the Shipping Materials Do not discard the shipping cartons and packing materials These cartons and packing materials are specifically designed to protect the controller during transport If you ever need to ship this product for repair or maintenance please return it in its original shipping carton and packing materials You will be billed for a new shipping carton and new packing materials if you return your controller in a non factory shipping carton with non factory packing materials Note Before returning anything to the factory be sure to call your High End Systems Dealer Distributor for a Return Authorization Number The factory cannot accept any goods shipped without an RA number Inspect the Contents The Mini Controller arrives in one carton which contains the controller and this manual If the controller was damaged in shipping you must notify both the shipping agent and your sales agent immediately Chapter 1 Installation and Setup 1 1 Before You Begin f Caution Before you begin the installation read the following safety precautions 1 Read all warnings precautions and safety instructions listed in AF7000 User Manual 2 Check the label on the back of the controller to ensure that the volta
23. e lt STANDBY gt key take the Mini Controller off Standby Mode to begin the program and press the key again to turn Standby Mode on again and stop the program e by using Audio parameter 9 and an audio signal to trigger the start of the Lightning Program Refer Audio Mode found later in this Chapter for further clarification Refer to the Addendum for the descriptions of the Lightning programs Mini Controller User s Manual Intensity The intensity key changes the brightness of the AF 000 strobes There are three sets of Intensity parameters Incremental Program Functions and Function Advance Incremental There are 64 Incremental Intensity parameters These parameters are annotated on the display by 1 through 6 4 with 1 being the dimmest and 64 being the brightest Program Function Following the Incremental parameters there are seven Program Function parameters Refer to Table 2 2 and the Addendum for the effect of each Program Function Table 2 2 Intensity Program Functions Program Function Manipulation of Intensity Fl Ramp down F2 Ramp up F3 Ramp up and down F4 Random changes every time a program is run F5 Maximum Intensity for one run of the program then minimum Intensity for the next run of a program F6 Maximum Intensity for two steps then minimum Intensity for the next two steps F7 Maximum Intensity for one step then minimum Intensity for one step Funct
24. e is medium _4 no program advancement beat causes maximum Rate tapers down after beat S no program advancement beat causes maximum Intensity tapers down after beat _6 no program advancement no program advancement beat causes minimum Intensity tapers up after beat zT no program advancement Intensity flips between maximum and medium on beat _8 no program advancement beat causes maximum intensity otherwise intensity is medium _9 no program advancement beat causes program to reset to the first step 0 program advancement every four beats zl program advancement every four beats step advancing on beat 2 program advancement every four beats four steps advanced per beat 3 program advancement every four beats beat causes maximum Rate otherwise Rate is medium 4 program advancement every four beats no program advancement beat causes maximum Rate tapers down after beat 5 program advancement every four beats no program advancement beat causes maximum Intensity tapers down after beat 6 program advancement every four beats beat causes minimum Intensity tapers up after beat 7 program advancement every four beats Intensity flips between maximum and medium on beat 8 program advancement every four beats beat causes maximum Intensity otherwise Intensity is medium Addendum ADM 15 Display Description 9 program advancement every four beats beat causes program to reset to the first step
25. ees 2 2 Figure 2 2 Audio Parameter Display tae np Mes tens RESQUE aN PNE UE 2 7 Tables Table 1 1 Intensity Duty Cycle Settings 0 0 cee eeececseceeceeeeeceseeecseeeeenteeeenaeeees 1 2 Table 1 2 DMX Address Switch Setting esee 1 3 Table 2 1 Standard Programs Per Channel eene 2 3 Table 2 2 Intensity Program Functions iiic rta dete recae 2 5 Table 2 5 Rate Program FU tctiofis aoa Lento Eolo eens eei aes 2 6 Table 2 4 Audio Rate or Intensity Manipulation Functions 2 8 Table A 1 Trouble Shooting Solutions eeeeeeeren A 2 Table ADM 1 Available Programs for One Fixture sess ADM 1 Table ADM 2 Available Programs for Two Fixtures ssses ADM 2 Table ADM 3 Available Programs for Three Fixtures essse ADM 3 Mini Controller User s Manual Table ADM 4 Available Programs for Four Fixtures sess ADM 4 Table ADM 5 Available Programs for Five Fixtures sssse ADM 5 Table ADM 6 Available Programs for Six Fixtures sess ADM 6 Table ADM 7 Available Programs for Seven Fixtures sssss ADM 7 Table ADM 8 Available Programs for Eight Fixtures ssss ADM 8 Table ADM 9 Available Programs for Nine Fixtures eessss ADM 9 Table ADM 10 Available Programs for Te
26. ensity 25 1 full on 26 7 rocket 27 7 rocket reverse direction Addendum ADM 7 Table ADM 8 Available Programs for Eight Fixtures Display Steps Description 1 1 all flash minimum duration 2 2 all flash maximum duration 3 8 single fixture chase minimum duration 4 8 single fixture chase minimum duration reverse direction 5 8 single fixture chase maximum duration 6 8 single fixture chase maximum duration reverse direction 7 16 individual ramp up and down 8 16 individual ramp up and down reverse direction 9 16 individual ramp up and down Intensity incrementing by 2 10 10 individual fixtures ramp up and down Intensity incrementing by 2 reverse direction 11 5 crossfade 12 4 multiple fixture crossfade 13 16 pop and drop 14 16 pop and drop reversed 15 8 two fixture overlap maximum duration 16 8 two fixture overlap maximum duration reverse direction 17 3 three fixture chase two fixture stager maximum duration 18 3 three fixture chase two fixture stager maximum duration reverse direction 19 16 individual ramp up and down with background 20 16 individual ramp up and down with background reverse direction 21 2 all ramp up and down 22 1 single fixture bounce 23 14 two fixture bounce and latch maximum rate maximum intensity 24 5 two fixture bounce slightly slower rate than 23 maximum intensity 25 2 full on 26 8 rock
27. et 27 8 rocket reverse direction ADM 8 Mini Controller User s Manual Table ADM 9 Available Programs for Nine Fixtures Display Steps Description 1 1 all flash minimum duration 2 2 all flash maximum duration 3 9 single fixture chase minimum duration 4 9 single fixture chase minimum duration reverse direction 5 9 single fixture chase maximum duration 6 9 single fixture chase maximum duration reverse direction 7 18 individual ramp up and down 8 18 individual ramp up and down reverse direction 9 18 multiple fixtures ramp up and down Intensity incrementing by 2 10 18 multiple fixtures ramp up and down ignite twice with Intensity incrementing by 2 individual ramp up and down reverse direction 11 9 crossfade 12 5 multiple fixture crossfade 13 18 pop and drop 14 18 pop and drop reversed 15 9 two fixture overlap maximum duration 16 9 two fixture overlap maximum duration reverse direction 17 3 three fixture chase two fixture stager maximum duration 18 3 three fixture chase two fixture stager maximum duration reverse direction 19 16 individual ramp up and down with background 20 16 individual ramp up and down with background reverse direction 21 2 all ramp up and down 22 16 single fixture bounce 23 5 two fixture maximum Rate maximum Intensity 24 5 two fixture slightly slower Rate than 23 maximum Intensity 29 1 full on 26 10 rocke
28. ge is correct for your location 3 Do not place the Mini Controller on the same circuit with the AF1000 strobes as doing so may result in erratic actions by the controller 4 Do not use DATAFLASH strobes with this controller This controller is designed to operate DATAFLASH AF1000 strobes only Protocol differences will result in erratic fixture behavior and possible component damage 5 Do not mix the operational modes of the AF1000 strobes Refer to the AF 000 User Manual for further information System Configuration and Set Up This section covers the Configuration of the Mini Controller Take careful consideration for the placement of the strobes The programs were specifically designed for linear 1 2 3 etc left to right right to left operation AF1000 Switch Settings For the Mini Controller to properly operate the AF 7000 strobes the Personality and Address DIP switches on the AF7000 strobes must set For information on accessing these switches refer to your AF1000 User Manual The Personality switches on each strobe must be set for the same intensity duty cycle Refer to Table 1 1 Table 1 1 Intensity Duty Cycle Settings Standard None Architectural 6 Special Effect 7 Note while mixed operational modes will work together the fixtures will respond at different intensities causing the programs look differently then they were designed 1 2 Mini Controller User s Manual Next each
29. h at maximum Intensity at a time F2 single fixtures will flash in a random pattern and randomly go to full Intensity F3 all fixtures will flash in a random pattern one fixture at a time sequentially at random intensities Advance Programs Table ADM 14 Advance Programs Display Description Al1 AS8 Standard Programs are randomly selected A1 is the fastest rate that the programs will advance and A 8 is the slowest rate that the programs will advance Lightning Programs Table ADM 15 Lightning Programs Display Steps Description L1 26 clap initial big bolt at top flickers out at end L2 29 heat low to moderate inner cloud lightning L3 25 peal ground to cloud lightning high activity energy focused in three main channels L4 25 close strike storm overhead moderate to high activity L5 17 near moderate activity two channel lightning flickers in distance L6 48 distant moderate activity constant flickering cloud lightning L7 25 pearl big flash followed by back to back flashes of moderate intensity Aadendum ADM 13 Intensity Parameters Use the following table for the descriptions of the parameters available through the intensity key Table ADM 16 Intensity Parameters Display Description 1 64 1 is the dimmest intensity and 6 4 is the brightest Fl ramp down F2 ramp down F3 ramp up and
30. his Chapter Program Mode Press the program key to enable Program Mode the Mini Controller defaults to Program Mode Program Mode is engaged when the LED above the program key is illuminated The program key and the up down arrow keys allow access to the Standard Programs Random Function Programs Advance Programs and Lightning Programs Mini Controller User s Manual Program Hold Program Hold allows another program to be selected without affecting the current program being run Program Hold is initiated by holding down the program key and using the arrow keys to pre select another program The Program Hold Indicator LED between the 7 segment LEDs in the value display will illuminate to confirm this mode is active The next program will not begin until the program key is released Program Select Return Twelve seconds after adjusting the Rate Intensity or Audio setting the controller will return to Program Mode Any changes made to the above settings will be in effect Standard Programs The number of Standard Programs the Mini Controller can use depends on the number of channels that are set up Refer to Table 2 1 Table 2 1 Standard Programs Per Channel Number of Number of Channels Programs 1 6 2 12 3 24 4 23 5 27 6 27 7 27 8 27 9 27 10 27 11 27 12 27 Chapter 2 Mini Controller Operation 2 3 2 4 Random Function Programs
31. imum Intensity 25 1 full on 26 6 rocket 27 4 rocket reverse direction ADM 6 Mini Controller User s Manual Table ADM 7 Available Programs for Seven Fixtures Display Steps Description 1 1 all flash minimum duration 2 2 all flash maximum duration 3 7 single fixture chase minimum duration 4 7 single fixture chase minimum duration reverse direction 5 7 single fixture chase maximum duration 6 7 single fixture chase maximum duration reverse direction 7 14 individual ramp up and down 8 14 individual ramp up and down reverse direction 9 14 individual ramp up and down Intensity incrementing by 2 10 14 individual ramp up and down with Intensity increment ing by 2 individual ramp up and down reverse direction 11 7 crossfade 12 4 multiple fixture crossfade 13 14 pop and drop 14 14 pop and drop reversed 15 7 two fixture overlap maximum duration 16 7 two fixture overlap maximum duration reverse direction 17 4 two fixture chase two fixture stager maximum duration 18 4 two fixture chase two fixture stager maximum duration reverse direction 19 14 individual ramp up and down with background 20 14 individual ramp up and down with background reverse direction 21 2 all ramp up and down 23 12 single fixture bounce 2 3 5 two fixture bounce and latch maximum rate maximum Intensity 24 5 two fixture slightly slower Rate than 23 maximum Int
32. ion Advance The last Intensity parameter is Function Advance Function Advance is annotated by FA on the display When this parameter is selected a Program Function F 1 F 7 is used at random and an Intensity of 64 is used fifty percent of the time Chapter 2 Mini Controller Operation 2 5 Rate The rate key allows access to the Rate at which the controller advances steps within every program There are three sets of Rate parameters Incremental Program Functions Function Advance Incremental There are 99 Incremental parameters for Rate These parameters are annotated on the display by 1 through 99 with 1 being the slowest Rate and 9 9 being the fastest Rate Program Function Following the Incremental parameters there are seven Program Function parameters Refer to Table 1 2 and the Addendum for the result of each Program Function Table 2 3 Rate Program Functions Program Manipulation of Rate Function F1 Ramp down F2 Ramp up F3 Ramp up and down F4 Fast for two programs then slow for one programs F5 Fast for twelve steps then slow for four steps F6 One step fast next step slow F7 Small pause every five steps Function Advance The last Rate parameter is Function Advance Function Advance is annotated by FA on the display When this parameter is selected a Program Function F 1 F 7 is used at random or a Rate of 9 9 is used fifty percent of the time 2 6 Mini C
33. ler User s Manual Table ADM 11 Available Programs for Eleven Fixtures Display Steps Description 1 1 all flash minimum duration 2 2 all flash maximum duration 3 11 single fixture chase minimum duration 4 11 single fixture chase minimum duration reverse direction 5 11 single fixture chase maximum duration 6 11 single fixture chase maximum duration reverse direction 7 22 individual ramp up and down 8 22 individual ramp up and down reverse direction 9 22 individual ramp up and down Intensity incrementing by 2 10 22 individual ramp up and down Intensity incrementing by 2 reverse direction 11 11 crossfade 12 6 multiple fixture crossfade 13 22 pop and drop 14 22 pop and drop reversed 15 11 two fixture overlap maximum duration 16 11 two fixture overlap maximum duration reverse direction 17 3 three step chase 18 3 three step chase in reverse direction 19 22 individual ramp up and down with background 20 20 individual ramp up and down with background reverse direction 21 2 all ramp up and down 22 20 single fixture bounce 23 5 two fixture bounce and latch maximum Rate maximum Intensity 24 5 two fixture bounce slightly slower Rate than 23 maximum Intensity 25 1 full on 26 12 rocket 2 7 12 rocket reverse direction Addendum ADM 1 1 Table ADM 12 Available Programs for Twelve Fixtures
34. n Fixtures sess ADM 10 Table ADM 11 Available Programs for Eleven Fixtures ADM 11 Table ADM 12 Available Programs for Twelve Fixtures ADM 12 Table ADM 13 Advance Programs eese entente ADM 13 Table ADM 14 Lightning Programs eere ADM 13 Table ADM 15 Random Functions eese ADM 13 Table ADM 16 InfensimyParamelers s ote pereo ate necs em tuae topi es ADM 14 Table ADM 17 Rate Parameters 22 eroi Ub Im It be OE ERA ADM 14 Table ADM 18 Audio Parameters cecinit ADM 15 Table of Contents TOC 3 TOC 4 Mini Controller User s Manual Introduction Congratulations and thanks for selecting the Mini Controller for the DATAFLASH AF1000 Xenon Strobe Fixture from Lightwave Research About This Manual This manual provides the means to setup and operate Mini Controller This manual is organized in the following sections Introduction introduces you to this manual the Mini Controller provides hardware specifications and technical support information Chapter 1 Installation and Setup explains how to install the Mini Controller Chapter 2 Operation explains how to configure program and play back data Appendix A Troubleshooting and Maintenance provides directions for troubleshooting problems and general maintenance of your controller Appendix B Warranty Information provides
35. number of DIP switches Fixtures not responding to Controller internal fuse s blown call High End Systems Technical Support for service instructions Fixtures not responding to Controller no power to fixtures apply power to fixtures Fixtures not responding to Controller bad XLR cable s check all XLR cables with a Volt Ohm meter by plac ing leads on each pin at both cable ends and check for resistance replace cables as needed Fixtures not responding to Controller Fixture addresses have not been set Refer to Table 1 2 in Chap ter 1 to properly set fixture addresses Controller displays C F configuration DIP switches not set reset controller to the correct number of DIP switches Fixture s Intensity and Rate settings are swapped Fixture is set to an even DMX channel Reset fixture to correct DMX channel When the flash key is used the fixture s duration lasts for well over the correct time about 2 seconds fixture is set for 3 channel DMX mode reset Personality switches 3 and 4 to the On position leave 5 off Some fixture s behave differently than others some fixtures are set for 3 channel DMX mode reset Personality switches 3 and 4 to the On position leave 5 Off A 2 Mini Controller User s Manual Table A 1 Trouble Shooting Solutions Problem Probable Cause Solution Audio indicator
36. ontroller User s Manual Audio Mode The Audio feature allows audio triggering and synchronization control of the AF 1000 strobes Press the audio key and use the arrow keys to maneuver through the audio parameters itself so it will not to conflict with any actions of these parameters Note if any of the following parameters are selected Audio Mode will disable e Advance Programs A 1 through A 8 in Program Mode e Program Function in Rate Mode and Intensity Mode e Function Advance in Rate or Intensity Mode Audio Parameters There are five sets of audio parameters Refer to Figure 2 1 and the Addendum for clarification of Audio parameters Figure 2 1 Audio Parameter Display Audio disabled off No program advancement Program advancement every four beats Program advancement every beat Audio Advance The audio settings are E mn H HH j 1 throughs depicts the manipulation of Rate of Intensity function o through 9 depicts the manipulation of Rate of Intensity function Two side by side horizontal bars the Audio Mode is disabled and Audio Rate or Intensity functions are not available default e One horizontal bar no program advancement but the audio rate or intensity manipulation functions are available refer to the following section e Two horizontal bars programs will advance
37. ounce slightly slower rate than 23 25 1 full on 26 5 rocket 254 4 rocket reverse direction Addendum ADM 5 Table ADM 6 Available Programs for Six Fixtures Display Steps Description 1 1 all flash minimum duration 2 2 all flash maximum duration 3 6 single fixture chase minimum duration 4 6 single fixture chase minimum duration reverse direction 5 6 single fixture chase maximum duration 6 6 single fixture chase maximum duration reverse direction 7 12 individual ramp up and down 8 12 individual ramp up and down reverse direction 9 12 ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing by 2 10 10 multiple fixtures ramp up and down Intensity incrementing by 2 reverse direction 11 5 crossfade 12 3 multiple fixture crossfade 13 12 pop and drop 14 12 pop and drop reverse direction 15 6 two fixture overlap maximum duration 16 6 two fixture overlap maximum duration reverse direction 17 3 two fixture chase two fixture stager maximum duration 18 3 two fixture chase two fixture stager maximum duration reverse direction 19 12 individual ramp up and down with background 20 12 individual ramp up and down with background reverse direction 21 2 all ramp up and down 22 10 single fixture bounce 23 3 two fixture bounce and latch maximum rate maximum Intensity 24 3 two fixture slightly slower rate than 23 max
38. s chapter you will Q learn to operate the Mini Controller Q learn how to select the desired program Q learn about the Mini Controller s special features Q learn how to change the Rate Intensity and Audio programs to cater to your needs Overview This Chapter covers the operation of the Mini Controller and the functions of the keys There are four groups of programs installed on the EPROM in the Mini Controller Standard Programs Random Function Programs Advance Programs and Lightning Programs Each program s Rate and Intensity may be manipulated to cater to individual needs Also audio synchronization functions are available to trigger the ignition of the AF 000 strobes Complete program layout and explanations are included at the end of this manual in the Addendum The Addendum will take precedence over program information contained in this Chapter Note any changes made to the Intensity Rate and Audio parameters are applied globally to all programs If you turn the Intensity down to 1 5 that Intensity will effect all programs when they are run Operating Process The operating process of the Mini Controller is based upon Programs The Programs consist of steps A step an instruction sent to the strobes which tells which strobe s to illuminate the duration of the illumination and the Intensity of the illumination A group of steps forms a sequence The time it takes for one step to advance to another step is Rate Refer
39. sity 232 3 bounce slower Rate than 23 maximum Intensity 23 1 full on ADM Mini Controller User s Manual Table ADM 5 Available Programs for Five Fixtures Display Steps Description 1 1 all flash minimum duration 2 2 all flash maximum duration 3 5 single fixture chase minimum duration 4 4 single fixture chase minimum duration reverse direction 5 5 single fixture chase maximum duration 6 5 single fixture chase maximum duration reverse direction 7 10 individual ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing of 4 8 10 individual ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing by 4 reverse direction 9 10 multiple fixtures ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing by 2 10 10 ramp up and down with Intensity incrementing by 2 in reverse direction 11 5 crossfade 12 3 two fixture crossfade 13 10 pop and drop 14 10 pop and drop reverse direction 15 5 two fixture overlap maximum duration 16 5 two fixture overlap maximum duration reverse direction 17 3 two fixture chase at two fixture stager maximum duration 18 3 two fixture chase at two fixture stager maximum duration reverse direction 19 10 individual ramp up and down with background 20 2 individual ramp up and down with background reverse direction 21 4 all ramp up and down 22 3 single fixture bounce 23 3 two fixture bounce and latch maximum rate maximum Intensity 24 4 two fixture b
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41. t 27 10 rocket reverse direction Addendum ADM 9 Table ADM 10 Available Programs for Ten Fixtures Display Steps Description 1 1 all flash minimum duration 2 2 all flash maximum duration 3 10 single fixture chase minimum duration 4 10 single fixture chase minimum duration reverse direction 5 10 single fixture chase maximum duration 6 10 single fixture chase maximum duration reverse direction 7 20 individual ramp up and down 8 20 individual ramp up and down reverse direction 9 20 individual ramp up and down Intensity incrementing by 2 10 20 individual ramp up and down Intensity incrementing by 2 in reverse direction 11 10 crossfade 12 5 multiple fixture crossfade 13 20 pop and drop 14 20 pop and drop reverse direction 15 10 two fixture overlap maximum duration 16 10 two fixture overlap maximum duration reverse direction 17 10 four fixture chase maximum duration 18 3 four fixture chase maximum duration reverse direction 19 20 individual ramp up and down with background 20 20 individual ramp up and down with background reverse direction 21 2 all ramp up and down 22 18 single fixture bounce 23 5 two fixture bounce and latch maximum Rate maximum Intensity 24 5 two fixture bounce slightly slower rate than 23 maximum Intensity 25 1 full on 26 10 rocket 27 10 rocket reverse direction ADM 10 Mini Control
42. to Figure 2 1 Chapter 2 Mini Controller Operation 2 1 2 2 Figure 2 1 Mini Controller Operation Process Program Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Rate When a Program is run it is run from the first step to the last step Then the Program will loop back to the first step and begin this process again Standby Mode When power is first applied to the unit or when the unit is reset Standby Mode is automatically engaged The Mini Controller is in Standby Mode when the LED above the STANDBY key is illuminated Standby mode is used to allow the desired program to be located without starting any other program After you have reached the desired Program refer to the Program topic found later in this Chapter press the STANDBY key to disable Standby Mode and start the desired program When you wish to stop the current program press the STANDBY key again Flash Mode A special feature of the Mini Controller is Flash Mode Hold the flash key down to ignite all AF 000 strobes at full Intensity for 125 seconds 60 Hz or 15 seconds 50 Hz The flash key may be pressed repeatedly or until the strobe s time out at which point the LEDs will continue to flash but the strobes will not respond until they have finished their cooling cycle Flash Mode will override any program that is currently being run with the exception of the Lightning Programs Refer to Lightning Programs later in t
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