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Chapter 17:

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

This chapter includes information on replacing parts, cleaning the fixture, and some basic troubleshooting procedures.

The following toolset should be all you need for the maintenance procedures in this chapter:

•M3 allen wrench

•M4 allen wrench

•#2 Phillips screwdriver

•Gloves

•Protective eyewear

•Mild glass cleaner (containing no ammonia) and a soft, lint-free cotton cloth

WARNING:

This fixture must be serviced by qualified personnel. The information listed in this chapter is intended to assist qualified personnel only.

Pan and Tilt Locking

The DL.2 fixture is equipped with mechanical pan and tilt locking latches to stabilize the fixture for shipping or servicing. There is a single pan lock position and three tilt lock positions.

Tilt Lock

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Tilt Lock Position Options

Pan Lock

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Contents

DL.2 Digital Light With Collage Software Contacting High End Systems Iii PatentsDeclaration of Conformity Product Modification Warning Symbols Vii Returning an Item Under Warranty for RepairDo I need any other permissions to use this material? ViiiTable of Contentsii DL.2 Menu System DMX Programming Basics and Quick Start Xii Graphics Engine OverviewDefining a Media File Segment XiiiInvert Black and White, Keep Color XivGlobal Functions Collage Generator Effect Xvi 153Xvii Xviii Fixture Motion FunctionsXix Content Management Application CMAMaintenance and Troubleshooting Xxi Restoring the SystemXxii System FeaturesChapter Product Overview Graphics Engine Content Management ApplicationHardware Part Description Related Products and Optional AccessoriesUnpacking the Fixture Chapter Setup and ConfigurationHardware Setup Connection Ports Hardware ComponentsInstalling a Line Cord Cap U.K. Only Attaching a Power Cord CapPan and Tilt Locking Vatic Fitter Heads Information DanmarkFog Machine Warning Mounting the FixtureTruss Mounting Mounting the Fixture UprightLinking DL.2 Fixtures Setting up a Standard DMX LinkLinking Configurations Setting up an Ethernet Fixture LinkPowering On the Fixture DL.2 Menu Display Panel Homing the FixtureSoftware Setup Major.Minor.Build Verifying and Upgrading Fixture and CMA SoftwareSetup Configuration Using the Menu System Configuring DL.2 FixturesSetup Configuration Using the CMA Viewing Output DMX Control SetupPatching the DL.2 Fixture to a Wholehog Console Placing Fixture in Road Case Shutting Down the FixtureRecommended Shutdown Options Bring sides of case together and latch Menu Panel Components Chapter DL.2 Menu SystemLCD Display Power Button LCD Display Adjustment ButtonsMenu Menu Select LCD Power Display LED LCD Display Menu Options and SelectionTab Select Buttons Navigating the MenuDMX DL.2 Menu OptionsMain Troubleshooting DMXControl Screen Menu Screen DescriptionsDMX Tab DMXProtocolMotion Screen DMXProtocol TabDMXProtocol Global Screen DMXProtocol Obj ScreensDMXRaw Screen SetFixture Screen Set TabSetProjector Screen Restoring Factory DefaultsFile Screen Projector Menu Default CommandTestSelf Test Screen Test TabTestHome Screen InfoHours Info TabInfoVersion Screen InfoStatus TabReset Screen Chapter DMX Programming Overview Chapter DMX Programming Basics and Quick StartDMX512 Links Bit vs -bit DMX ParametersProtocol DMX Channel Range Selection Axon DL.2 Determining a DMX Start ChannelDescription Obj DL.2 Protocol LevelsChan Description Obj 1 Obj 2 Obj Axon Protocol LevelsFixture Libraries Lighting Console TipsPatching DL.2 Fixtures and Axon Media Servers DMX Output DisplaysPlay Speed Wholehog III Programming NotesMask Strobe Play Modes OpacityQuick Start Axon and DL.2 Control with a Wholehog Console Chapter Fixture Set-up DL.2 Media Servers Chapter TutorialsDefine Graphic Object Lesson 1 Cross Fading Between Graphic ObjectsAdd the DL.2 logo as Graphic Object Create Crossfade CuesApply Transparency Effects Lesson 2 Working with Multiple Graphic ObjectsLesson 3 Girt, the Fire Breathing Lizard Define Graphic Object Lesson 4 3-D Objects, Rotation, Wobbulation, and Glow Adjust this effect with the Modifer parameters Lesson 5 Viewpoint Apply a Global Solarize Effect Adjust Global Viewpoint ModeTutorials Image Optimizing Controls Chapter Graphics Engine OverviewAxon Protocol Options Graphics Control Hierarchy Graphics Engine Function Flow Making Graphics Effect Choices Graphics Engine FunctionsObject Graphic Functions Global FunctionsSelecting Content Chapter Graphic Functions Defining ContentHow Content is Organized Selecting ContentObject Content Selection ParametersMedia Folder Descriptions Media Folder Name Content DescriptionMedia Folder Media File Segment Selection Examples Defining a Media File SegmentFrame and Out Frame Parameters Defining Playback Playback ModePlayback Mode Description Playback Speed Chapter Rotating a 3-D Object Chapter Graphic Functions Rotation, Position, ScaleCounter-clockwise Clockwise Function Rotation ParametersRotation Value Fast to slow Scale Scaling the ObjectScale Scale Position Changing Object PositionObject 1 Y Position DMX value = Object 1 Z Position DMX value = Chapter Opacity Chapter Graphic Functions Opacity and EffectsName Description Visual ModeVisual Mode Option Adjustments Pan Faux LEDColor to B/W Visual Mode OptionsContent Optimization Chroma Shift Drop Shadow Visual Mode Parameter DMX value =Exposure Control Faux LED Faux Tile Fire Gradient Film RollFuzzifier Gray maker Gray maker Invert Black and White, Keep Color Negative Art Pan and Scan Pixelate Posterizer Push to Red Push to Sepia Zoom Blur ShakeNBakeTexture Mixing Effect 1 Mode and Effect 2 Mode RGB, Invert and Swap to GBR RGB, InvertRGB, Invert and Swap to BRG Edge Detect ColorRGB swap to RBG RGB swap to BGRRGB swap to GRB Colorize Gray Scale maps pixel intensitySinewave, Circular with x-axis wobbulation Spherical Mapping AdjustmentSinewave, Circular with y-axis wobbulation Sinewave, Circular with z-axis wobbulation104 Synchronization Overview Chapter Graphic Functions Synchronizing ContentFixture Identification Playback TimingSynchronization Parameters Sync ModeSync To Option107 Chapter Global FunctionsGlobal Intensity 108 Global Effect Mode 1 and Effect Mode109 Effect Mode110 Image Scale and Rotate Scales and rotates111 Global Control Shutdown and Reset OptionsFour-in-One Control Option Effect Hierarchy113 On-Screen Frame StatisticsDMX Value In-1 Display Mask Shape Select and Strobing Masking ControlMask Shapes Strobing Mask Shapes115 Mask Size116 Mask Edge Fade117 Image Edge Fade118 Keystone Correction Parameters119 RatioPerspective View, Spherical Coordinates Global Viewpoint ModePerspective View, Cartesian Coordinates Orthogonal View, Cartesian CoordinatesViewpoint Position Y Viewpoint PositionViewpoint Position Z Zoom 121122 123 Chapter Global Functions Collage Generator EffectComputing Collage Specifications Panorama Collage ConfigurationsExample 124DL.2 Central Panorama Collage SpecificationsUnits 125126 Horizontal Panorama Collage Specifications127 128 Vertical Panoramas Collage Specifications129 130 131 Configuring the Collage GeneratorAdjusting the Collage Array 132 DMX Value Action133 Collage Setup ExampleMapping a Collage to a Spherical Surface Spherical Mapping Setup GuideBefore You Begin Mapping Two Outputs to a Sphere135 Adjust output positioning on the sphere136 Spherical Mapping Tips137 Creating Custom Content for the Collage Generator EffectCollages Using Live S-Video Input 138 Object Effect Global Effect Chapter Effect Mode Options DescriptionsAll or Nothing Effect Mode Color OptionsBackground Color Background Color CycleChromakey Coarse ChromakeyChromakey Fine Chromakey MediumChromakey Coarse, Inverse Chromakey , InverseChromakey Fine, Inverse Chromakey Medium, Inverse143 CMY Add All PixelsCMY Add Non-black Pixels Color DeConverge Color CycleColorize Gray Scale 144Color to Alpha, Inverted Color to AlphaDotP and Resample Edge Fade ColorGlow Color Cycle GlowIntensity Key 146Mask Color and Edge Fade Color Mask ColorRGB Add, All Pixels 147RGB Add to Non-black Pixels RGB Add2, All PixelsRGB Invert 148RGB Invert and Swap to GBR RGB Invert and Swap to BRGRGB Scale 149RGB Swap to BRG RGB Swap to BGRRGB Swap to GBR 150RGB Swap to RBG RGB Swap to GRBScan Line 151Solid Color RGB SolarizeSolarize 152Cartoon Edge Geometric Effect OptionsCollage Generator 153154 Curved Surface Support155 DMX Value Surface156 Downward Vertical Streaks157 Edge Detect Black and White158 Edge Detect Color159 Faux Tile160 FramingFraming Shutter Emulation 161 Modifier162 Gaussian Blur163 Horizontal MirrorImage Scale and Rotate 164 Magnifying Lens165 MattesModifier 1 Action 166 Modifier167 Picture in Picture168 Pixel TwistRaindrop Sinewave, Circular w/X-axis Wobbulation Sinewave, CircularSinewave, Circular w/Y-axis Wobbulation Sinewave, Circular w/Z-axis WobbulationSinewave, Vertical Sinewave, HorizontalVertical Slats SlatsHorizontal Slats 171Spherical Mapping Modifier Parameter AdjustmentsSpherical Mapping, Outside Spherical Mapping, Inside173 TIP174 Set Modifier 2 to a DMX Value =175 Texture Ripple, Asymmetrical CircularTexture Ripple, Circular 176 Texture Ripple, HorizontalTexture Ripple, Vertical Transparent Wipes TilingModifier 3 Wipe Option 177178 Zoom BlurPan and Tilt Chapter Fixture Motion FunctionsDimmer FocusControl Function Options MSpeed Motor SpeedFixture Operations Control Option Description181 Projector ControlControl Parameter Projector Options 182 Using the Internal Projector’s MenuLive Video Sources Chapter Live Video Input and ControlInternal Camera Other Video Sources184 Configuring the Video Input SourceLive Video Connection Options Controlling the Internal Camera Input Sending the Camera Feed to Camera OutCamera Zoom Camera FocusCamera Shutter White Balance ModeOrientation Camera Effects187 Chapter Content Management Application CMA188 Installing the CMA on Your ComputerLaunching the CMA 189 Launching the CMA on AxonAuto Discovery 190 Management Client WindowViewing Server Identification Information 191 Client Window Content OrganizationPreloaded Stock Content Viewing Server Configuration DataCustom User Content Media Files 3D Object FilesViewing Folders Viewing ContentViewing Files 193194 Managing User ContentNaming and Deleting User Content Files and Folders Editing User Content DMX Values Assigning DMX Values to User ContentAssigning DMX Values Automatically Valid DMX Values196 Moving User Content Files and FoldersContent Type Uploading Content from Your Local Drive to a Media Server Downloading Content from a Media Server to Your Local Drive198 Moving Files Between FixturesUsing Local Archives to Prepare Content Offline Archiving User ContentCreating a Local Archive For CMA Running Windows XPDeploying a Content Archive Creating Content Backup ArchiveFor CMA Running Mac OS 200201 Cloning User ContentDMX Summary Deleting ContentUpgrading Software Verifying Software Versions203 Upgrading the CMA SoftwareUpgrading Server Software 204 Viewing and Editing Server Configuration205 Viewing Fixture Configuration ValuesEditing Configuration Values 206 Configuration ExampleDL.2 Configuration Options Configuration Options208 DMX512 or Art-Net255 Read only 209 Off210 Axon Configuration OptionsConfiguration Item 211 Chapter Maintenance and TroubleshootingPan and Tilt Locking Maintaining the Filtering System Cleaning and Replacing FiltersFilter Warnings 212Replacing the Fixture Filter Cleaning the Base Housing FilterTilt lock 213214 Cleaning the Internal Projector Filter215 Replacing the Lamp216 Cleaning or Replacing the Front WindowReplacing the Fuse 217 Replacing Motor Driver Boards218 Fixture Head Driver BoardReplacing Fixture Base Driver Board Button Shortcut Commands TroubleshootingStatus Message Menu Display 219Button Action Inactivity TimerSupported Error/Warning Messages 221 System State LEDsName Color State Description Board LED States General Troubleshooting Suggestions223 Adjustment Buttons on224 Frequently Asked QuestionsChapter Restoring the System Performing the System RestoreHardware Requirements 225226 227 228 Appendix a DL.2 and Axon DMX Protocol 230 Channel # DL.2 Axon Function DescriptionControl Function Internal Camera Functions DL.2 fixtures only Global Effects Global Functions Standard, Dual, Single Protocol233 Dec Global Effect234 235 236 Global Effect1237 238 239 240 241 Global Effect2242 Global MaskMask Select Global Image Edge Fade Global Viewpoint Global Keystone Correction245 GlobalGraphic 1 Functions Standard, Dual, Single Protocol Graphic 1 Content DefinitionGraphic 1 Effects Graphic 1 Synchronization248 Channel # DL.2 Axon Function Description249 Dec Effect Mode250 251 Mode 1 overrides tiling on Effect Mode252 Modifier253 Dec Effect Mode254 Dec 256 ModifierGraphic 1 Rotation Graphic 1 Position Graphic 1 Scaling259 Graphic 2 Content DefinitionGraphic 2 Functions Standard, Dual 260 Graphic 2 SynchronizationGraphic 2 Effects 261 Channel # DL.2 Axon Function Description262 Effect263 Effect Mode264 265 Modifier266 267 268 Effect269 Modifier270 Graphic 2 Rotation271 Graphic 2 ScalingGraphic 2 Position 272 Graphic 3 Content DefinitionGraphic 3 Function Standard Protocol 273 Graphic 3 SynchronizationGraphic 3 Effects 274 Channel # DL.2 Axon Function Description275 Effect Mode276 277 Effect278 Modifier279 280 281 Effect282 283 Function Description Value Default284 Graphic 3 Rotation285 Graphic 3 ScalingGraphic 3 Position 286 Time Value Appendix B MSpeed Conversion TableSec Dec Sec288 Dec HexHex Sec Dec Preparing Custom Content Appendix C Custom User ContentEncoder Selection 289290 Managing Custom ContentCreating 3-D Objects Mechanical Appendix D DL.2 SpecificationsProjector Specifications Electrical SpecificationsCamera Module Specification Environmental SpecificationsVideo Connectors Cable and Connector SpecificationsPeripheral/Network Connectors DMX and RS-485 Projector Link294 295 Appendix E Safety Information296 Appendice E Importantes Informations Sur La Sécurité297 Anhang E Wichtige Hinweise Für Ihre Sicherheit298 Apéndice E Información Importante De Seguridad299 Appendice E Importanti Informazioni Di 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