Ehrgeiz Showtime Face WW User manual

Showtime

USER MANUAL

Showtime

Face WW

Safety instructions

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1.1.

FOR SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION

Introduction

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Front view of the base

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Rear view of the base

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Installing the face on the base

Menu description

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6.1.

Program:

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6.2.

Coolmode

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6.3.

DMX Setup

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6.4.

Master Dimmer

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6.5.

DMX Signal

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6.6.

Setup Display

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6.7.

Key Lock

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6.8.

Master Slave on or off

6.9.

etup the dimming Curve

6.10.

Version

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6.11.

LED PCB Temperature

6.12.

Update the software

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6.13.

Reset

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DMX Charts and Modes

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Technical data

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Table of contents

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etup the dimming Curve

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1. Safety instructions

•This

device is suitable for indoor use only.

•

All modifications to the device

•

Repairs are to carry out by skilled personnel only.

•

Use only fuses of

•

Protect the unit from rain and humidity to avoid fire and electric shocks.

•

Make sure to unplug the power supply before opening the housing.

1.1.

FOR SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION

Be careful

with heat and extreme temperature

Avoid exposing it to direct rays of the sun or near a heating appliance.

Not p

ut it in a temperature bellow 32

Keep away from humidity, water and dust

Do not place the set in a location with high humidity or lots of dust.

Containers with water should not be placed on the set.

Keep away from sources of hum and noise

Such as transformer motor, tuner, TV set and amplifier.

To avoid placing on un-

stable l

Select a level and stable location to avoid vibration.

Do not use chemicals or volatile liquids for cleaning

Use a clean dry cloth to wipe off the dust, or a wet soft cloth for stubborn dirt.

If out of work, contact sales agency immediately

Any

troubles arose, remove th

do not open the cabinet by yourself, it might result a

Take care with the power cable

Never pull the power cable to remove the plug from the

When not using the device

for an extended period of time

from the receptacle

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device is suitable for indoor use only.

All modifications to the device

will void the warranty.

Repairs are to carry out by skilled personnel only.

Use only fuses of

he same type and original parts as spare parts.

Protect the unit from rain and humidity to avoid fire and electric shocks.

Make sure to unplug the power supply before opening the housing.

FOR SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION

with heat and extreme temperature

Avoid exposing it to direct rays of the sun or near a heating appliance.

ut it in a temperature bellow 32

°F / 0°C, or exceeding 131°F / 55°C.

Keep away from humidity, water and dust

Do not place the set in a location with high humidity or lots of dust.

Containers with water should not be placed on the set.

Keep away from sources of hum and noise

Such as transformer motor, tuner, TV set and amplifier.

stable l

ocation

Select a level and stable location to avoid vibration.

Do not use chemicals or volatile liquids for cleaning

Use a clean dry cloth to wipe off the dust, or a wet soft cloth for stubborn dirt.

If out of work, contact sales agency immediately

troubles arose, remove th

e power plug soon, and contact

with an engineer for repairing,

do not open the cabinet by yourself, it might result a

danger of electric shock.

Take care with the power cable

Never pull the power cable to remove the plug from the

receptacle, be sure to hold the

for an extended period of time

be sure to disconnect the plug

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he same type and original parts as spare parts.

Protect the unit from rain and humidity to avoid fire and electric shocks.

Make sure to unplug the power supply before opening the housing.

Use a clean dry cloth to wipe off the dust, or a wet soft cloth for stubborn dirt.

with an engineer for repairing,

danger of electric shock.

receptacle, be sure to hold the

plug.

be sure to disconnect the plug

Important:

Damages caused by the disregard of this user manual are not subject to

warranty. The dealer wi

ll not accept liability for any resulting defects or problems.

Make sure the

electrical connection is carried out

and mechanical connections have to be carried out according to the European safety

standards.

2. Introduction

The Showtime Face is the

changing

top of the base. You can install

the different faces as described in this manual. You should know that

the base cannot do anything without the

installed in the face part. The base is just equipped with a PSU

electronics.

The idea is the possibility to change the faces to create a maximum multifunction

installed and just install

a new face. Even for rental this is useful that you can assemble the Par Can

according to the user’s choice. So be creative with the achieved possibilities!

3. Front view

of the base

Screw for fixing the

bracket

Holder for Face

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Damages caused by the disregard of this user manual are not subject to

ll not accept liability for any resulting defects or problems.

electrical connection is carried out

by qualified personnel

and mechanical connections have to be carried out according to the European safety

changing

part of the Showtime Series. It can be

installed

the different faces as described in this manual. You should know that

the base cannot do anything without the

corresponding face. The complete intelligence and menus are

installed in the face part. The base is just equipped with a PSU

the Display and the corresponding

The idea is the possibility to change the faces to create a maximum multifunction

, by leaving the base

a new face. Even for rental this is useful that you can assemble the Par Can

according to the user’s choice. So be creative with the achieved possibilities!

of the base

Connector for Face

Holding bracket

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Damages caused by the disregard of this user manual are not subject to

ll not accept liability for any resulting defects or problems.

by qualified personnel

. All electrical

and mechanical connections have to be carried out according to the European safety

installed

and exchanged on

the different faces as described in this manual. You should know that

corresponding face. The complete intelligence and menus are

the Display and the corresponding

, by leaving the base

a new face. Even for rental this is useful that you can assemble the Par Can

Connector for Face

Holding bracket

Power lock

4. Rear view

of the base

Installing the face on the base

- The led part

has to look in our direction.

Make sure that the backside of the base looks also in your direction.

Now the connector should be at the lower right side.

On the face side as well.

There is now only one fitting point to push these two parts together.

- After y

ou did that, please push and turn the two quick locks at the face.

Make sure that the face is now connected well to the base.

Now the menu should show up the text according to the chosen face mounted.

DMX XLR In/Out

3pole

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of the base

Installing the face on the base

has to look in our direction.

Make sure that the backside of the base looks also in your direction.

Now the connector should be at the lower right side.

On the face side as well.

There is now only one fitting point to push these two parts together.

ou did that, please push and turn the two quick locks at the face.

Make sure that the face is now connected well to the base.

Now the menu should show up the text according to the chosen face mounted.

Menu Display

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Now the menu should show up the text according to the chosen face mounted.

Powercon In

Buttons: ENTER,

UP, DOWN, MENU

Menu Display

6. Menu description

6.1.Program:

PROGRAM

P : 0 1S : 0 1

Here you can chose which internal program you want to start in the automatic mode.

Push Enter to make the first Value behind the letter P blinking. With the UP/DOWN buttons you

change the value from 1 – 4. 1-4

jump to the letter S which stands for speed. In the same way you can change now the speed from 0

31. 0 means stop, 1 is

the maximum and 31 minimum

use the UP/DOWN Buttons to g

o on through the next menus.

6.2.Coolmode

COOLMODE

POWER

Here you can set up how the cooling should be made. There are three different modes. Please push

ENTER

to access the menu, and use

POWER:

The device will be set up to a maximum dimmer value of 100% The fan runs

continuously. I

f the temperature exceeds 70

STUDIO: The device is se

t to a maximum dimmer value

evice temperature exceeds 70

the

device cooling itself

REGULATE: The d

evice will be set up to

the temperature exceeds 4

dimmed down

6.3.DMX Setup

DMXSETUP

M :1A :0 11

Here you can setup your

required

“M” stands for mode. H

ere you can choose between 1,2 and SLAVE

“A” s

tands for address. Here you can setup the DMX start address from 1

With UP/DOWN you can choose the setting you want. Confirm with ENTER.

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Here you can chose which internal program you want to start in the automatic mode.

Push Enter to make the first Value behind the letter P blinking. With the UP/DOWN buttons you

are different programs. Push

ENTER again to confirm the value and

jump to the letter S which stands for speed. In the same way you can change now the speed from 0

the maximum and 31 minimum

speed. Push MENU

to leave this menu. Then

o on through the next menus.

Here you can set up how the cooling should be made. There are three different modes. Please push

to access the menu, and use

UP/DOWN buttons to choose one

of the following modes:

The device will be set up to a maximum dimmer value of 100% The fan runs

f the temperature exceeds 70

°C the LEDS

will be dimme

t to a maximum dimmer value

from 60%. T

he fan starts up when the

evice temperature exceeds 70

°C. Additional the LEDs w

ill be dimme

device cooling itself

evice will be set up to

a maximum dimmer value of 100%

. T

the temperature exceeds 4

9°C. When the temperature

exceeds 60

dimmed down

required

DMX Mode and the required start address.

ere you can choose between 1,2 and SLAVE

tands for address. Here you can setup the DMX start address from 1

– 512.

With UP/DOWN you can choose the setting you want. Confirm with ENTER.

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Here you can chose which internal program you want to start in the automatic mode.

Push Enter to make the first Value behind the letter P blinking. With the UP/DOWN buttons you

can

ENTER again to confirm the value and

jump to the letter S which stands for speed. In the same way you can change now the speed from 0

–

to leave this menu. Then

Here you can set up how the cooling should be made. There are three different modes. Please push

of the following modes:

The device will be set up to a maximum dimmer value of 100% The fan runs

will be dimme

d down.

he fan starts up when the

ill be dimme

d down to help

. T

he fan starts when

exceeds 60

°C the LEDs will

6.4.Master Dimmer

SETUPDIM

080%

DIM

In this menu you can setup the color for the stand alone mode. Bu

adjusts

at the same time the maximum value for the

then this is the output value for 100% by DMX.

Setup the Master dimmer from 0

6.5.DMX Signal

DMX

FREEZE

SIGN

Here you can decide what shall happen when the DMX signal fails.

You can select between:

FREEZE:

Keeps the last value

BLACKOUT:

When the DMX fails the par can starts the blackout mode

Choose the required option with the UP/DOWN button and confirm with ENTER.

6.6.Setup Display

SETUPDIS

Here you can decide what shall happen with the display. You can

ON:

LCD stays on always

OFF:

LCD shuts down after

Choose the required option with the UP/DOWN button and confirm with ENTER.

6.7.Key Lock

KEY LOCK

30S

Here you can decide if you want to lock the keys and how you want them to react then. You can

between:

10s: after 2

s of doing no interaction the keys lock themselves

30s: after 5

s of doing no interaction the keys lock themselves

OFF:

the keys never lock

Choose the required option with the UP/DOWN button and confirm with ENTER.

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In this menu you can setup the color for the stand alone mode. Bu

t be carefu

l your set up of the colo

at the same time the maximum value for the

DMX control. So if you

set a colo

then this is the output value for 100% by DMX.

Setup the Master dimmer from 0

– 100% by using the UP/DOWN Buttons.

Confirm with ENTER.

Here you can decide what shall happen when the DMX signal fails.

Keeps the last value

When the DMX fails the par can starts the blackout mode

Choose the required option with the UP/DOWN button and confirm with ENTER.

Here you can decide what shall happen with the display. You can

select between

LCD stays on always

LCD shuts down after

8s when no button is pressed.

Choose the required option with the UP/DOWN button and confirm with ENTER.

Here you can decide if you want to lock the keys and how you want them to react then. You can

s of doing no interaction the keys lock themselves

the keys never lock

Choose the required option with the UP/DOWN button and confirm with ENTER.

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l your set up of the colo

set a colo

r down to 80%

Confirm with ENTER.

Here you can decide if you want to lock the keys and how you want them to react then. You can

select

To unlock the keys just pre

ss UP and DOWN at a time for minimum 3s.

6.8.

Master Slave on or off

MASTER

Here you can decide if you want the item to be the master. You should know that if the master is

activated this items send DMX

signal to the slaves, so make su

function in a working DMX

line cont

ON:

Sends master signal

OFF:

don’t sends master signal

Choose the required option with the UP/DOWN button and confirm with ENTER.

6.9.Setup

the dimming Curve

SETUPCUR

LINE

Here you can decide which dimming curve and dimming behavior you want to use:

You can decide between:

LINE: T

his setup is a liner dimmer curve

OPTIMIZE: This curve is an

optimized curve for white values.

Choose the required option with the UP/DOWN button and confirm with ENTER.

6.10. Version

VERSION

1 - 20 - 02M

Here you can see the actual software version number.

6.11.

LED PCB Temperature

LED PCB

TEMP xxx

Here you can see the actual tem

perature of the PCB module.

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ss UP and DOWN at a time for minimum 3s.

Master Slave on or off

Here you can decide if you want the item to be the master. You should know that if the master is

signal to the slaves, so make su

re that you are not using the master

line cont

rolled by a console. You can decide between:

Sends master signal

don’t sends master signal

Choose the required option with the UP/DOWN button and confirm with ENTER.

the dimming Curve

Here you can decide which dimming curve and dimming behavior you want to use:

his setup is a liner dimmer curve

optimized curve for white values.

Choose the required option with the UP/DOWN button and confirm with ENTER.

Here you can see the actual software version number.

LED PCB Temperature

perature of the PCB module.

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Here you can decide if you want the item to be the master. You should know that if the master is

re that you are not using the master

Here you can decide which dimming curve and dimming behavior you want to use:

6.12.

Update the software

Please press

UP or DOWN for a longer

updater.

6.13. Reset

Please Press ENTER to reset all functions to

DMX Charts and Modes

Mode 1 (SL1) – 2 Channel

Channel Value

Function

1 0 - 255

Master dimmer 0

2 0 - 8 OFF

9 - 255

shutter speed

Mode 2 (SL2) – 3 Channel

Channel Value

Function

1 0 - 255

Master dimmer 0

2 0 - 8 OFF

9 - 255

Speed shutter/ special functions

Channel 2 to has to be on Value 1

0 - 7

LED shutter

8 -59

Ramp up

60 - 89

Ramp down

>90

Ramp up/Ramp down

Technical data

Voltage

Power consumption

IP-Class

Cooling

Housing material

Measures

Weight

Light source

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Update the software

UP or DOWN for a longer

time to update the software of your par can with the dedicated

Please Press ENTER to reset all functions to

factory presets.

DMX Charts and Modes

Function

Master dimmer 0

- 100%

shutter speed

Function

Master dimmer 0

- 100%

Speed shutter/ special functions

Channel 2 to has to be on Value 1

LED shutter

Ramp up

Ramp down

Ramp up/Ramp down

AC: 90- 240V; 50/60Hz

110W

IP20

Convection cooled

plastic

260 x 21 x 61mm

1,61kg

10 x 10W WW LEDs

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time to update the software of your par can with the dedicated

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Importer:

B&K Braun GmbH

Industriestraße 2

D-76307 Karlsbad-Ittersbach

www.bkbraun.com

[email protected]

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