High End Systems DL1 user manual Changing Projector Source Input

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To use the native projector menu system under DMX control:

1.Send DMX decimal value 180–184 (Menu button) on Channel 10 to access the projector’s main menu. Send a DMX value in the “safe” range (0–9).

This command is equivalent to releasing the key on the projector’s keypad. Failure to release the key will result in unpredictable performance.

Optional. If the projector is mounted on the ceiling, flip the display by sending a value from 205–208 on Channel 10.

2.Use Channels 1 through 4 to adjust the pan and tilt to direct the projector to a suitable surface so you can view its on-screen display.

3.Adjust Zoom (Channel 7) and Focus (Channel 6) as needed to bring the projector’s on-screen display into focus.

4.Use the projector’s on-screen display as discussed in the projector manual provided with the DL.1 fixture.

5.To exit the projector’s menu system, repeat steps 2 and 3.

Projector Orientation. Projector Floor Orientation, Projector Ceiling Orientation, Projector Front Projection and Projector Rear Projection are active commands – i.e. they do not require the dimming iris value to be at zero to operate.

Once set, these commands maintain their value until reset even after shutdown and re-homing. For example, if the Control channel is set to DMX decimal value of 210 to switch the unit to Ceiling operation, then the unit will remain in Ceiling orientation until another command is sent to switch back to Floor. This allows the Control channel to revert to its safe value or some other value without losing the orientation or mirroring status.

Changing Projector Source Input

S-Video input can be utilized with either RGBHV or VGA but not both. You can select between RGBHV and VGA in the menu system, (see “Projector Input Source” on page 3-8). RGBHV is the factory default. You can also select the Projector Input via DMX using Channel 11.

Note: Before being able to use the DMX protocol to select projector source input, you must enable the PROJ IN BY DMX? menu option, see “Projector In By DMX?” on page 3-10.

Once the selection is made, allow about 10 seconds for the change to take effect .

Caution: Do not physically connect both the VGA and the RGBHV connectors at the same time. Doing so can damage the projector and void the warranty.

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Contents Page US and the Americas Contacting High End SystemsDeclaration of Conformity FCC Information Product Modification WarningSymbols Important Safety InformationPatents Warranty InformationVii What You Should Know About Copyright Table of Contents Chapter Fixture Operation DMX Programming Chapter General Maintenance and Troubleshooting List of Figures DL.1 Fixture DimensionsXiv Operation FeaturesOptional Digital Eye Technology Optional AccessoriesPhysical Specifications SpecificationsElectrical Specifications Projector SpecificationsEnvironmental Specifications Cable and Connector Specifications Video ConnectorsDMX and RS-485 Projector Link Features and Specifications Unpacking the Fixture Replacing the Power Cord CapConnecting Video Installing a Line Cord Cap U.K. OnlyVatic Fitter Heads Information Danmark Input Source Mounting the Fixture Recommended Mounting OrientationFog Machine Warning Truss Mounting Mounting the Fixture UprightVerifying the Truss Support ClampsAttaching the Mounting brackets Mounting ProcedureCable Connectors Data Cabling and ConnectorsLinking the Fixtures DMX Data CablesXLR 5-pin connector Setting up the LinkPowering On the Fixture Installing a TerminatorHoming the Fixture Viewing the Display Panel Verifying and Uploading Fixture SoftwareDL.1 menu system navigation buttons Setting the DMX Start ChannelLocking Pan and Tilt Positions Shutting Down the FixtureChapter Fixture Operation TalkBack Support for Remote AccessNavigational Basics Menu DisplayDisplay in Menu Locked Mode Unlocking the Menu SystemExiting the Menu System Description/Notes Menu MapHome Fixture ALL Factory Default Settings Setting a DMX Start ChannelMenu Option Descriptions DMX Address MenuPan/Tilt Swap Pan InvertTilt Invert Data Loss Timeout Display LevelProjector Input Source Reset Projector Hours Projector Default?Striking the Projector Lamp Projector In By DMX?Iris Version Zoom Override Menu Focus Override MenuProjector Control Camera Option New Air Filter Align Pan MotorsCrossloading Fixture Software Fixture Mode MenuCopying the Boot Code Test Options MenuHoming the Fixture Information Menu Self Test MenuUnique Number DMX Values Menu Temperatures MenuProjector Hours Reset Fixture Hours ResetFixture Hours Lamp HoursTo Display Errors Display ErrorsFixture Operation Bit vs -bit DMX DMX Programming OverviewLighting Consoles Fixture LibrariesBit DMX DMX Output DisplaysStandard Movement and Projection Controls Parameter DescriptionsControl Function Options Changing Projector Source Input Digital Eye Technology Control Standard DL.1 Protocol DL.1 Protocol TablesEnhanced DL.1 Protocol DefaultMaintaining the Filtering System Chapter General Maintenance TroubleshootingReplacing Filters Replacing PartsReassemble the fixture Replacing the LampReplacing the Fuse Replacing the FuseCleaning or Replacing the Front Window Cleaning or Replacing the Front WindowReplacing a Driver Board Driver board configurationsReplacing 3-Phase Board Replacing 2-Phase BoardLED States General TroubleshootingSteady Orange Receiving information from 2 & 3 phase Boards Addressing screw and LED locations Problem Solution General Troubleshooting SuggestionsGeneral Maintenance and Troubleshooting Appendix a Safety Information Appendice a Importantes Informations Sur La Sécurité Marron phase Bleu neutre Vert/jaune terreAnhang a Wichtige Hinweise Für Ihre Sicherheit Warnung Zum Schutz Vor BrandgefahrWarnung Zum Schutz Gegen Gefährliche Körperströme Advertencia Para Protección Continua Contra Incendios Apéndice a Información Importante De SeguridadVigtig Sikkerhedsinformation Appendice a Importanti Informazioni Di SicurezzaAvvertenza Per Prevenire Incendi Avvertenza Per Prevenire Le Scosse ElettricheSafety Information Appendix B MSpeed Conversion Table Time Dec Hex MSpeed Conversion Table

DL1 specifications

The High End Systems DL1 is a cutting-edge digital light fixture designed for dynamic and engaging lighting applications in the entertainment industry. Known for its versatility, high performance, and user-friendly interface, the DL1 has become a staple in various venues, including theaters, concert halls, and corporate events.

One of the standout features of the DL1 is its advanced digital projection technology. This fixture combines powerful imaging capabilities with high-quality optical components, allowing users to project vibrant images, videos, and animations onto various surfaces. The DL1 boasts a high-resolution output and color fidelity, ensuring that visuals are displayed with stunning clarity and richness. This makes it an excellent choice for productions requiring intricate image presentations.

In terms of flexibility, the DL1 offers an impressive range of features tailored for live events. It comes equipped with a highly configurable lens system that allows users to alter the beam angle, focusing on the fine details or casting a wider light for broader coverage. This adaptability is coupled with a robust gobo system, enabling designers to create dynamic patterns and shapes that can enhance any performance setting.

The DL1 integrates seamlessly into existing lighting rigs, thanks to its compatibility with industry-standard control protocols, such as DMX and Art-Net. This allows for precise control and integration with other lighting fixtures, providing designers and operators with extensive creative possibilities. Its on-board programming features also empower designers to set up shows quickly and efficiently, reducing time spent on setup and increasing the focus on artistic direction.

In terms of construction and durability, the DL1 is built to withstand the rigors of tour and rental environments. Its rugged yet lightweight design ensures reliability, while the efficient cooling system prolongs the lifespan of its internal components. This durability is essential for maintaining peak performance during demanding shows and events.

Lastly, the High End Systems DL1 emphasizes ease of use. With an intuitive user interface and robust onboard capabilities, operators can quickly navigate settings and access features, making it ideal for both novice and experienced lighting designers. The combination of its innovative technology, flexible features, and ease of use firmly establishes the DL1 as an essential tool for any modern lighting designer looking to enhance their productions with high-impact visuals.