Replacing Fuses | High End Systems Technobeam specification

Table 6-2 describes the typical failure symptoms of each of the fuses:

		Table 6-2. Fuse Failure Symptoms

Fuse	Protects	Symptoms of Failure


F1	Motor power	Motor LED is OFF when fixture is receiving power. Receive LED
		might be ON. Motors and gears will not move, lamp is OFF.
F2	Logic power	Fixture shuts down, LEDs might be ON.
F3	Main fuse	Fixture shuts down, LEDs are all OFF.

1.Unplug the fixture from the power supply.

2.Lay the fixture on its back and locate the door retaining screw, as shown in Figure 6-1:

Door retaining screw

Access door

Figure 6-1. Removing the door allows you to access the fixture’s voltage selection switches and fuses, as well as wheels and optics.

3.Note which fuse(s) needs to be replaced and make sure you replace it with a fuse of the same type and rating, as shown in Table 6-2.

Technobeam® User Manual

Replacing Fuses

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Austin, TX 78758 USA 512 60600115 Version Page Page Page Trademarks Declaration of Conformity Important Safety Information Warranty Information Freight Table of Contents Appendix B Factory-Installed Wheels Table of Figures Laser aiming device circuit board Table of Tables Xii Introduction Servicing Your Fixture Page Page Page Page Page Page Features Introduction Intro-2Introduction Construction Symbols Document Conventions Contacting High End Systems Intro-4Introduction Preparing to Install Your Fixture Specifications Vigtig Sikkerhedsinformation Danmark Important Power Cord Information U.K. OnlyLAD Safety Standards Electromagnetic Standards Dichroic, Litho and Effects SpecificationsSafety Standards DMX Data Cabling Optional AccessoriesEnvironmental Specifications Controllers Unpacking the Fixture Unpacking the FixtureSave the Shipping Materials Important Power Cord Cap Information U.K. Only Installing the Power Cord CapInspecting the Contents Installing the Yoke Installing the Yoke Installing the yoke on the fixture Setting the Fixture Voltage 10Setting the Fixture Voltage Setting the Fixture Voltage Setting the Beam Angle 12Setting the Beam Angle Setting the Beam Angle Hint 14Setting the Beam Angle Away from Chapter Setting Up Your Fixture Homing the Fixture Powering On the FixturePowering On the Fixture LED Display Status LEDs Status LEDs What Kind of Cabling Should You Use? What is DMX 512 Protocol?Overview of Controller Operation Overview of Controller Operation Constructing Cabling Terminators Setting up the Link Constructing a data cable terminator Linking the Fixtures to Controller Mounting the Fixture Mounting the Fixture Standing the Fixture on its End Handles Mounting the Fixture on a Truss or Other Support System Use a locking washer when attaching a fixture to a truss 10Mounting the Fixture Handle Hanging the Fixture Straight Down 12Mounting the Fixture Fixture Types Configuring the FixtureConfiguring the Fixture DMX Start Channel Control Method 14Configuring the FixtureSelecting a Control Method Fixture Number Control Method Assigning a Fixture Address Channel Range 16Configuring the Fixture Determining the Unique DMX Start Channel Determining the Unique Fixture Number Wasted DMX Channels Upgrading Software 18Upgrading Software Crossloading Software Upgrading Software Troubleshooting 20Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Lamp shuts off 22Troubleshooting Lithos or dichroic filters are cracking Troubleshooting DMX Data 24Troubleshooting Addr Lost Menu Error MessagesBoot Diff Emem message 26TroubleshootingEmem Ack Erse Flsh Link Empty LampLink Busy Prst Lost 28TroubleshootingOver Temp Pgrm Time Chapter Using the Menus Navigation Buttons Accessing the Menu SystemMenu System Overview Menu System Overview Menu Map Menu Map Mechanically home the fixture, then press any Than the last channel in the viewing fixture’s Open WSP Rand Dlay 10Menu Options Menu OptionsAddress Menu Addr Menu Options Setting Factory Defaults FactSet Menu SET Inverting Pan P/IN Swapping Pan and Tilt SwapInverting Tilt T/IN 12Menu Options Changing the Control Method Chnl Changing the Display Output DsplInverting LED Characters D/IN 14Menu Options Setting the Lamp Warning Message LmplChanging the Lens Setting Lens Mode Menu Mode Setting the Fixture Type and Protocol Type Setting the User Type User 16Menu Options Copying User Presets Prst 18Menu Options Copying User Settings SettCopying User Presets and Settings ALL Crossloading Fixture Software XLD Turning the Lamp On or Off Lamp Test Menu TestHoming the Fixture Home 20Menu Options Copying the Boot Code Boot Performing Self Tests Self Information Menu Info Placing the Fixture in Setup Mode S/UPTesting the LED Display Disp 22Menu Options Viewing the Current Fixture Hours F/HR Viewing the Logic Board Temperature TempViewing the Current Lamp Hours L/HR Viewing DMX Status and Construct Values Fixt Viewing the Number of Current Lamp Strikes L/STViewing the Current Software Version VER 24Menu Options Menu Options 26Menu Options Viewing DMX Data for Another Device DataViewing Sensor Information Sens Resetting Fixture Hours F/RS Resetting Lamp Hours L/RS 28Menu Options Preset Menu PrstSetting Preset Playback Play Copying an On-Board Memory Scene Copy Capturing a Preset Scene CaptEditing or Creating an On-Board Memory Scene Edit Enabling the Preset Default Dflt 30Menu Options Chapter Preset Programming Stand-alone Operation vs. a Controller What is a Scene?Programming Overview Macros Subject to Change Preset Playback OptionsGeneral Information Enter and Menu Keys Turning on the Lamp Orienting and Powering On the FixtureCreating a Scene Selecting Constructs and Values Opening the Shutter Making sure the shutter is open Selecting Color Wheel Constructs Focusing on a LithoPositioning the Mirror Selecting a Color Wheel Pause Time Refocusing the FixtureSetting a Delay Time Selecting Effects Constructs Creating Scene Playing Back Both Scenes Synchronizing Preset Playback Setting Up the Fixtures 10Synchronizing Preset Playback Adding Fixtures Capturing PresetsCapturing Presets 12Capturing Presets Chapter Using the Laser Aiming Device LAD Safety Precautions Safety Precautions Recommended Laser Operation Using the Laser Aiming DeviceOverview Intended Audience Laser aperture DMX Control of the Laser Controlling the LaserMenu Control of the Laser Controlling the Laser Laser is out of position Laser gradually loses powerEmission Indicator LED OFF, Laser OFF Emission Indicator LED ON, Laser OFF LAD wiring connections Maintenance MaintenanceLaser ON, Emission Indicator LED OFF Chapter Servicing Your Fixture Replacing Fuses PrecautionsPrecautions Fuse Failure Symptoms Replacing Fuses Replacing Wheel Components SpecificationsReplacing Wheel Components Reference Drawing Replacing Dichroics in the Color Wheel Coated Uncoated Replacing Lithos in the Rotating Litho Wheel Removing a Rotating Litho or Rotating Effect Cleaning the Litho Removing a Static Litho Litho Installation Instructions Replacing a Static Litho Replacing a Rotating Litho or Effect 10Replacing Wheel Components Replacing the Lamp Replacing the LampReplacing a Custom Litho 14. Removing the lamp assembly from the fixture 12Replacing the Lamp Avoid touching any part of your skin to Optimizing the Lamp 14Replacing the Lamp Cleaning the Internal Components Resetting Lamp Hours 16Cleaning the Internal Components Cleaning the Door VentsCleaning the Lenses and Mirrors Opening the Fixture Lens tube Latches 18Cleaning the Internal Components 22. Clean both sides of the hot mirror glass Safety Precautions Technobeam Laser Aiming Device Live Components 20Technobeam Laser Aiming Device Alignment Procedure 22Technobeam Laser Aiming Device Technobeam Laser Aiming Device 24Technobeam Laser Aiming Device Ruler or a piece of string, as shown in Figure If you have difficulty aligning the laser or turning 26Technobeam Laser Aiming Device Bit Control General InformationRounding Conventions DMX Protocols A-1 Ramp Open, Snap Shut Forward and Reverse SpinsMSpeed vs. Fast Changes 2DMX Protocols Technobeam Protocol DMX Protocols A-3 4DMX Protocols DMX Protocols A-5 Litho wheel functions 6DMX Protocols Effects position Technobeam-i Protocol DMX Protocols A-7 8DMX Protocols Table A-2. Technobeam-i DMX Protocol DMX Protocols A-9 F8-FF 10DMX Protocols DMX Protocols A-11 E6-FF MSpeed Movement Times 12DMX Protocols DMX Protocols A-13 Table A-3. MSpeed Movement Times 14DMX Protocols Macro Channel Assignments DMX Protocols A-15 Fixture Number to DMX Start Channel 16DMX Protocols Factory-Installed Wheels Technobeam Wheels Technobeam color wheel Important Safety Information English Version Appendice C Important Informations DE Sécurité Anhang C Wichtige Hinweise Für Ihre Sicherheit Warnung ZUM Schutz VOR Brandgefahr Appendice C Importanti Informazioni Di Sicurezza Warnung ZUM Schutz VOR Verletzungen Apéndice C Información Importante De Seguridad Avvertenza PER Prevenire LE Scosse Elettriche Vigtig Sikkerhedsinformation Danmark Index Index-ii Index-iii Index-iv