Chauvet CH-751 Introduction, Operation, Replacing Fuses, Maintenance & Servicing, Cleaning

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At the Rear:

• Power Switch

 

• Mono or Stereo Contol

• Sound Sensitivity

 

Cable Jac

• Strobe Speed Control

 

 

• Microphone

 

• Power Cable

• Flash Button

 

 

• Function Selector

 

• Screw Cap Fuseholder

 

 

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Introduction

Congratulations on the purchase of your new CHAUVET controllert. We are confident you will enjoy many trouble free hours with this unit. To assist with the care and use of the product we have prepared this short guide.

Operation

This strobe controller has been designed to function on a mains power supply of either 120V~60Hz or 230V~50Hz and has been fitted with a suitable power plug for use with your local voltage. Check the label and voltage selector switch (if fitted) on the unit and the power plug for the correct voltage.

Replacing Fuses

If the unit does not function at all when connected to the main power supply i.e. does not illuminate, then it is highly likely that the fuse has blown.

Disconnect from main power supply before attempting to replace either lamps or fuse.

In order to replace the fuse, disconnect from the main power supply and then unscrew the fuseholder cover to reveal the fuse. The unit has a label attached which indicates the correct fuse rating or you may refer to the portion of this guide labeled Technical Specifications. It is most important that replacement fuses are of the correct rating. Failure to use the correct fuse could damage the unit beyond economic repair.

The fuse should simply be placed inside the holder and the screw cap replaced. Reconnect to main power.

Maintenance & Servicing

Work on internal parts should be carried out by a qualified technician. Removal of any covers other than the lamp replacement cover and screw cap fuseholder is considered a breach of warranty and will not be covered under any such agreement unless authorized first by the company.

The CH-751 connects to the strobe light (such as Chauvet’s CH2000 or CH750) via mono cable.

The three position switch allows the CH-751 to be used in the following ways:

1.Standby - The user can manually flash the strobes by pressing the flash button. The flash rate is set by using the speed control.

2.Audio - The strobe light will flash to the beat of the music. The flash rate is set by using the speed control. The audio control adjusts the sound sensitivity.

3.Flash - The strobe light will continuously flash at the rate set via the speed control.

When connected to the mains power supply with the selector switch set to flash, the red LED on the front ofunit should begin to flash.

Cleaning

This unit may be wiped with a soft damp cloth. We recommend that internal cleaning only be carried out by a qualified technician.

4 CHANNEL STROBE CONTROLLER

SC-1000

16 programs, All On, Speed Control, Sound-activated

MONO CABLE

EST-10 MONO 33ft linking cable

EST-EXT-10 MONO

Extension cable also available

MEGA STROBE

CH-750

750-WATTstrobe Speed Control,

TECHNO STROBE 2000

CH-2000

75-watt strobe

Colored gel caps available Speed Control

MINI FLASH

EGG STROBE

CURTAINE

 

STROBE

CH-730

CH-766

 

35-watt strobe

CH-765

35-watt strobe

Speed Control

Random Flashes

Speed Control

 

 

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