Light Emotion Thunderboltg2 Manuel de l'opérateur

User’s instruction manual

This manual contains important information about the safe installation and use of this product

Please read this instruction manual carefully before installing or operating

Please keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference

Introduction

Thanks for choosing our laser device, believing this brand new product will bring you unlimited marvel and

happiness. Before operating this device, please read this manual thoroughly, and retain it for future reference.

CAUTION

Please read this anual fully before installing or operating this product as it contains i portant

safety infor ation relating to its installation and operation.

This Class 3B laser product e its hazardous levels of optical radiation and will cause injury to

the eyes if viewed directly.

This product is not suitable for projection directly at audiences or other personnel.

This product ust not be used for any for of audience scanning application and is for

professional use only.

I portant infor ation

This product is a Class 3B laser and should only be installed and used by personal who are trained in the

management of laser radiation and are able to operate in accordance within the guidance given by the Health

and Safety xecutive (HS ) in HS(G)95: “The Radiation Safety of Lasers used for Display purposes”.

This product contains no user-serviceable parts. Under no circumstances should any attempt be made by the

user to dismantle or modify it in any way.

Installation instructions

This product must be securely mounted with adequate fixings to hold the weight. If mounted at height, use a

safety wire attached to the eyebolt and a secondary fixing point. Position the aperture so that its emission is

always directed away from people and objects that are able to reflect the emission towards people. In this

regard the separation distances of 3 metres vertically and 2.5 metres horizontally, cited in HS(G)95 and shown

below must be observed.

Vertical bird’s eye view

Vertical cross sectional view

Unpacking

Please check the contents to ensure that the product has been received in good condition.

Laser x 1 unit

I.R. remote control x1 pc

I C Power Lead x 1pc

Safety Keys x2pcs

If you find any accessory is missing or the product has arrived with any problems, please contact your retailer

at once.

This product contains no user-serviceable parts so make no attempt to try to fix or modify this item yourself as

this will invalidate the warranty. We recommend you keep the original package and proof of purchase for any

possible replacement or returned demand.

Setting up

1. Unpack the laser ensuring all packaging and tape is removed.

2. Always test the laser before fixing in a permanent location.

3. Connect the I C mains plug and switch the rear power switch on.

4. Insert the safety key and turn to a quarter turn clockwise. At this point ensure that no one is exposed to

laser radiation.

5. Select which mode you want to operate the laser in.

6. Leave the laser to run for 10 minutes before installing in its location.

Installation

When mounting at height, attach a safety wire to the eyebolt with an independent fixing.

Use the integral mounting bracket with a suitable clamp for stand or truss being fixed to. When mounting

directly to ceiling surfaces, be sure to use adequate fixings for the supporting material.

Connecting to ains, earth wire (ground) ust be connected.

Use the supplied I C lead to connect to the main power supply as follows:

Wire

Connection

International symbol

rown

Live

lue

Neutral

Yellow/Cyan

arth

For your safety, please kindly pay attention to all of the warnings below:

 Always plug in the power plug last and disconnect from the mains when the device is not in use or before

cleaning.

 Do not install and operate the device in rain or extreme heat, moisture or dusty environments.

 This device is for indoor use only and in a dry environment.

 Do not switch on immediately. Wait until the unit reaches room temperature.

 Do not shake the device and avoid brute force when installing or operating.

 Do not use the device during thunderstorms and please disconnect the power.

 Do not use solvents or aggressive detergent to clean the device. Use a soft and clean cloth.

 Do not modify the device or the connected power cord without authorisation.

 Do not stare into the aperture. This product emits hazardous levels of optical radiation and will cause serious

injury to the eyes if viewed at close range.

 This product should be securely mounted so that its output emission is always directed away from people

and at objects that are able to reflect emission towards people. In this regard, the separation distances cited in

HS(G)95 should be observed.

 The symbol determines the minimum distance from lighted objects. The minimum distance

between light-output and the illuminated surface must be more than 0.5m.

Replacing the fuse

First disconnect from the mains power supply then remove the fuse holder above the I C Socket to reveal the

fuse. Replace with the correct fuse rating as stated on the product or in the user manual. Then lock the fuse

holder cover back into place.

General aintenance

Be sure to power off the fixture before conducting maintenance.

To maintain optimum performance and minimize wear, fixtures should be

cleaned frequently.

Usage and environment are contributing factors in determining frequency. As a general rule, fixtures should be

cleaned at least twice a month. Dust build-up reduces light output & performance as well as overheating. This

can lead to reduced life and increased mechanical wear.

Unplug fixture from power. Use a vacuum or air compressor and a soft brush to remove dust collected on

external vents and internal components. Clean all glass when fixture is cold with a mild solution to the cloth or

tissue, and drag dirt and grime to the outside of the lens. Gently polish optical surfaces until they are free of

haze and lint.

The cleaning of internal and external optical lenses and/or mirrors must be carried out periodically to optimize

light output. Cleaning frequently depends on the environment in which the fixture operates: damp, smoky or

particularly dirty surroundings can require cleaning fluid. Always dry the parts carefully. Clean the external

optics at least every 20 days.

Front panel

1. Laser aperture

2. Power L D

3. I.R. remote receiver

4. Music L D

Rear Panel

5. I C mains inlet

6. Mains fuse holder

7. Power switch

8. Remote power connector

9. Safety eyebolt

10. Safety lock

11.Cool fan

12. DMX input

13. DMX output

14 Contorl panel

15. Internal microphone

16. Sensitivity

Control panel

The control panel and display allow the user to adjust settings as follows…



Press MOD to navigate through the options



Press NT R to select an option and adjust value using UP and DOWN buttons



Press NT R again to confirm setting

Control panel options

Display Mode

ress ENT for

setting(press MODE

to exit)

Auto Auto modes

Sound Sound activated modes

d001 DMX start address

SLAU Slave mode

Stand-alone odes

TH laser can operate in stand-alone mode one of 2 ways: Auto or Sound-activated

Auto Show / Stand Alone ode (Auto)

1 Press the function button (Func) to enter Mode options

2 Press the function button until the L D panel shows Auto

3 Press the nter button to confirm the setting The laser will now be working in Auto Show / Stand Alone

mode

Sound Activated / Sound-to-Light / Stand Alone ode (Sound)

1 Press the function button (MOD ) to enter Mode options

2 Press the function button until the L D panel shows Sound

3 Press the nter button to confirm the setting The laser will now be working in Sound Activated

DMX ode

1 Press the function button (mode) to enter Mode options

2 Press the function button until the L D panel shows d001

3 Press the nter button to confirm the setting or change the address using the Up and Down buttons 4 Press

the nt button to confirm the setting The laser will now be working in DMX mod

DMX ode / DMX address setting

1 nsure the unit is in DMX mode (see above)

2 Press the Up or Down buttons to adjust the DMX address

3 Press the nter button to confirm the setting

If multiple connected units are to be controlled in exactly the same way, set all units to the same starting

address (e.g. 001). If individual control of multiple connected units is required, each unit must have its own

starting address. This address must be at least 10 channels apart e.g. set the first unit to 001 and the second

unit to 011, the third unit to 021 and so on. The DMX controller will now control all the connected units

separately.

Master/Slave ode

1 Press the function button (MOD ) to enter Mode options

2 Press the function button until the L D panel shows SLA

3 Press the nter button to confirm the setting

The laser will now be working in Slave mode

To create a Master/Slave chain of units, one laser has to be designated as the Master unit whilst the remaining

units have to be set as Slave units. To set the Master unit, choose one laser and set it to your desired mode

(Auto mode, Sound-to-Light mode, etc). Next connect all other units via DMX cables. To achieve this, join the

DMX output of one unit to the next unit’s DMX input until all lasers are connected. Set all the Slave units to

Slave mode (see above). The Slave lasers will now duplicate the actions of the Master unit.

Microphone sensitivity

In sound-activated mode, the sensitivity of the internal microphone can be adjusted via the control panel. To

set the sensitivity level, do the following…

Re ote control ode

The laser can be operated using the supplied handheld infra-red remote

control.

To use this remote control, firstly, remove the plastic tab at the bottom of the

remote to activate the internal battery. If necessary, this can be replaced with a

standard CR2025 button cell.

DMX MODE

The laser is equipped with 3-pin XLR connectors for DMX input and output. These connectors are wired in

parallel. Only use a shielded twisted-pair cable designed for 3-pin XLR-plugs and connectors in order to

connect the controller with the fixture or one fixture with another.

Caution: At the last fixture, the DMX-cable has to end with a terminator.

Solder a 120 Ohm resistor between PIN 2 (-) and PIN 3 (+) into a 3-pin XLR-plug and plug it in the DMX-output

of the last fixture.

On/Off

button

Press button to turn laser On or Off

Music mode

Press button to activate Sound

Light mode

Auto mode

Press b

utton to activate Auto mode

Colo

buttons

Press buttons to cycle

through laser’s available colo

Pause button

Press button to pause the laser effect

Pattern buttons

Press the A and C buttons to change the laser patterns

Use the 0

9 di

git buttons to choose any pattern from 1 to

Pattern repeat

Press button to cycle repeat the last and current patterns

CH 1

CONTROL MOD

000-063 BLACK OUT

063-127 AUTO SHOW

128-191 MUSIC SHOW

192-255 DMX MOD

CH2

GOBOS 0-255 Split 32 patterns

CH3

ZOOM

0-127 100%-5%

128-169 Zoom out mode

170-209 Zoom in mode

210-255 Zoom out and Zoom in mode

CH4

L FT RIGHT TURN

000-127 0-359 Degree

128-255 Clockwise Mode

192-255 Anticlockwise Mode

CH5

UP DOWN TURN

000-127 0-359 Degree

128-191 Clockwise Mode

192-255 Anticlockwise Mode

CH6

ROTAT

000-127 0-359 Degree

128-191 Clockwise Mode

128-255 Anticlockwise Mode

CH7

L FT RIGHT MOV

000-127 Left Right position, total 128 position

128-191 Clockwise Move Mode

128-255 Anticlockwise Move Mode

CH 8

UP DOWN MOV

000-127 Up Down position, total 128 position

128-191 Clockwise Move Mode

128-255 Anticlockwise Move Mode

Specifications

Important: This product conformed to Laser & LED Safety standard BSEN60825- 2007

incorporating corrigendum 2008

Disposal: The “Crossed Wheelie Bin” symbol on the product means that the product is classed

as lectrical or lectronic equipment and should not be disposed with other household or

commercial waste at the end of its useful life.

Model THUNDERBOLTG2

Green

DPSS 532nm 50mW

Laser level Class 3B Laser

Dimensions 225x 85x80mm

Weight 2 KG

Power supply 100-240Vac,

50/60Hz(IEC)

consumption 20W

Fuse rating 250V A Slow Blow (20mm Glass)

Operating temperature 10-40

℃

Channel Range 1-9

Remote control battery C 2025 button cell

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