Robe LiteWare HO Manuel utilisateur

Version 1.

LiteWare HO

Table of contents

1.Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................. 3

1.1 Weights and dimensions ...................................................................................................................................... 3

1.2 Accessories ........................................................................................................................................................... 3

1.3 Conformity ............................................................................................................................................................ 3

2. Charging the system ................................................................................................................................................... 4

2.1 F ight case charger system .................................................................................................................................... 4

2.2 Sing e unit charger ................................................................................................................................................ 4

2.3 Low battery ........................................................................................................................................................... 4

2.4 Battery care .......................................................................................................................................................... 4

3. Operating the system ................................................................................................................................................. 5

3.1 Switching the system on/off ................................................................................................................................. 5

3.2 Operating modes .................................................................................................................................................. 5

3.3 The contro s and disp ay ....................................................................................................................................... 7

3.4 Persona ities ......................................................................................................................................................... 8

3.5 Fixed co our tab e ................................................................................................................................................. 9

4. Safety information .................................................................................................................................................... 10

LiteWare HO

1.Introduction

LiteWare HO with wire ess DMX is a stand-a one ight source. The unit can be contro ed by DMX

transmitted wire ess y and in stand-a one operation using 50 preset co ours and 20 preset fade and

snap sequences.

Product features and specifications

• Fu RGB with 16-bit dimming curve

• W-DMX (standard), and Lumen Radio (optiona )

• Standard 14 hour runtime from fu y charged battery (charging cyc e 6 hours)

• 80 W RGB LED emitter

• Lumen output RGB 1650 m in ca ibrated mode, persona ities zero and one

• Lumen output RGB 1800 m in un-ca ibrated mode, persona ities two and three

• Lens beam ang e options avai ab e 19, 24, 37 degrees when ordering as done at manufacture

• 50 preset co ours, two-thirds Lee and Rosco co our swatch

• 20 preset co our snaps/fades

• Un-ca ibrated option for more user f exibi ity and higher output (see above)

• Six-channe contro option with master fade and preset reca

• Finished in mirrored stain ess stee to b end in with any surrounding

• Integra rugged aeria design

• IP45 – interior/exterior use

• Weatherproof design

• Avai ab e singu ar y or in f ight cases with inbui t charging

• Kensington Security ock ready

• Easi y upgradab e firmware on a mode s

• Low heat

• No cab es

• No 230 Vo t

1.1 Weights and dimensions

Weight (kg)

Dimensions (cm)

Battery base unit

13,2

Height: 35, Depth: 18, Width: 18

F ight case (empty)

50,7

7 Length: 79, Width: 50, Height: 75 (inc uding whee s).

1.2 Accessories

Six-way charging case; four-way charging case; grind e cap.

1.3 Conformity

LiteWare HO conforms to the fo owing standards:

EN 61000-6-3: Light Industria Emissions

EN 61000-4-2: Heavy Industria Immunity

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2. Charging the system

There are two charging methods avai ab e for LiteWare HO.

• f ight case charger system

• sing e unit charger

Both charger options are designed specifica y for LiteWare HO. P ease DO NOT use any other charging

system as this can damage the battery base unit. The charging cyc e is approximate y 8 hours.

2.1 Flight case charger system

1 Ensure that the f ight case is p ugged into a mains supp y with the supp ied mains ead.

2 P ace the LiteWare HO into the f ight case. The battery base unit starts charging. During

charging, the button LED is on constant y. The battery is fu y charged when the button LED

f ashes. LiteWare HO is now ready for use.

Upon disconnecting mains power to the f ight case, a charged battery base units continue to f ash the

button LED. This is norma . To switch this f ashing button LED off, brief y ift the battery base unit out

of the case and rep ace.

2.2 Single unit charger

P ug the supp ied charger into the base of the battery base unit. During charging, the button LED is on

constant y. The battery base unit is fu y charged when the button LED f ashes.

Note: If you eave the LiteWare HO connected to the sing e charger without the charger connected to

mains power the battery wi f atten.

2.3 Lo battery

When the battery vo tage becomes too ow, the battery base unit goes to s eep and the TOP button

LED f ashes every few seconds. You must recharge the battery base unit before you can use it again.

2.4 Battery care

The LiteWare HO up ighter contains a sea ed ead-acid battery. The battery shou d not be eft in a

discharged state for ong periods because this wi reduce its capacity. We recommend eaving

LiteWare HO on charge permanent y when not in use.

Note: If you remove the battery, p ease observe the correct po arity upon reconnection.

The fo owing points shou d he p maintain the ong ife of your LiteWare battery:

• When in use, LiteWare automatica y switches off when the battery vo tage reaches a set ower

imit. This is to avoid any deep discharge damage of the battery. It is not recommended that

LiteWare batteries be eft for any pro onged period in this state.

• LiteWare shou d a ways be fu y re-charged as soon as possib e. Once fu y charged LiteWare

can be stored.

• If LiteWare is to be unused for ong periods, we recommend LiteWare is charged every two

months to keep the batteries topped up.

• If LiteWare is stored in hotter environments (above 20 degrees), we recommend a month y

storage charge.

• From market data, the estimated number of uses in a norma environment is around 200 cyc es.

This may be higher if LiteWare is not run to ‘turning off automatica y’ every time. We

recommend rep acing LiteWare battery every two years.

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3. Operating the system

This chapter describes:

• Switching the system on/off

• Operating modes (wire ess and standa one)

• The contro s and disp ay

• Persona ities

Fu operating instructions are provided in this chapter. In addition, the bottom of the battery base

unit has a abe with various operationa and safety information. Be ow is a schematic of the abe :

3.1 S itching the system on/off

Press and ho d the TOP button for 1.5 seconds. The button LED switches on to show the battery base

unit is on. Press and ho d the TOP button again to switch off.

3.2 Operating modes

There are two operating modes:

• Wire ess DMX mode (uses addresses in range 1-512)

• Stand-a one mode (uses addresses in the range 601-670)

Each address va ue corresponds to an output co our at the head. To se ect an address you use the UP

and DN buttons, which are situated on the bottom of the battery base unit (see chapter The contro s and disp ay

for instructions).

Wireless DMX mode (address 00 -5 2)

Wire ess DMX mode uses addresses 001-512.

Output eve in wire ess DMX mode is contro ed by the wire ess DMX contro er that you use with the

system; the LiteWare HO battery base unit responds to the DMX eve s it receives.

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In RGB mode, DMX channe a ocations are as fo ows:

Start address red eve

Start address + 1 green eve

Start address + 2 b ue eve

For examp e, if your start address (the first channe that the unit istens to) is 001, then the red eve is

a ocated to 001, green to 002 and b ue to 003.

In wire ess DMX mode, the battery base unit ho ds the ast DMX va ue upon oss of signa or DMX. The

battery base unit stores this eve when turned off so it can be resumed when it is powered back up. If

the battery is disconnected these va ues are ost.

Wireless DMX linking and unlinking

The ink status is shown on the LED disp ay on the base of the battery base unit when LiteWare HO is

powered on.

When the battery base unit is p aced in a f ight case the ink status can be observed as fo ows:

• Battery base units f ash b ue three times to indicate unit is current y inked to a transmitter.

• Battery base units f ash green three times to indicate unit is not inked to a transmitter.

To un ink a battery base unit, do one of the fo owing:

• When in f ight case, press top button 3 times to force un ink.

• When on and in DMX mode (address 1 – 512) press top button 3 times.

The DMX buffer is c eared when un inked to prevent any confusion when the unit is re- inked.

Refer to your W-DMX transmitter user manua for further information about the inking process.

Stand-alone mode (addresses 60 -670)

Stand-a one mode uses addresses 601-670.

To contro the output eve , press the TOP button brief y: each time you press the TOP button the

output is dimmed by a fixed amount. There are seven output eve s. When the TOP button is pressed

for the seventh time, the output returns to fu eve .

The tab e be ow describes the address ranges avai ab e in stand-a one mode.

Range

What

Description

601

650

Fixed co ours

The fixed co ours are isted in ‘Fixed co our tab e’ on

page 9.

651

655

Co our fade sequence

A sequence of pre

programmed co our fade

transitions using

bri iant

co ours. The higher the address va ue, the s ower the rate of transition.

656

660

Co our fade sequence

As ‘Co our fade sequence 1’ but using paste co ours

661

665

Co our snap sequence

A sequence of pre

programmed co our snaps using

bri iant co ours. The

higher the address va ue, the s ower the rate of transition.

666

670

Co our snap sequence

As ‘Co our snap sequence 1’ but using paste co ours

LiteWare HO

Run times for HO when on fu white

Percentage of maximum output

Number of

pushes of top button

Run

time (hh:mm)

100

7:21

7:53

9:58

13:35

17:48

27:38

67:21

3.3 The controls and display

On the bottom of the battery base unit are the UP and DN buttons, and the ADDRESS disp ay pane .

UP and DN buttons

The UP and DN buttons are used to se ect an address.

Button

Behaviour

Increments the address by 1.

Decrements the address by 1 (001 is the owest va ue).

Tip: The casing of the battery base unit is cut away at the bottom which a ows these buttons to be

reached even when the battery base unit is standing vertica y upright.

Fast address searching and address boundaries

If you press and ho d the UP or DN button the address changes s ow y then gradua y speeds up. When

the end of an address range is reached (see be ow) the address stays at that va ue. To se ect an

address in the next range, re ease the button then use the UP or DN button again.

Fast searching and address ranges provide an easy way to se ect addresses quick y. The address ranges

for both wire ess DMX and stand-a one modes summarised in the tab e be ow. See page 9 for

detai ed descriptions of the stand-a one address ranges.

Range

What

512

Wire ess DMX mode address

601

650

Fixed co ours (stand

a one mode)

651

655

Co our fade sequence 1 (stand

a one mode)

656

660

Co our fade sequence 2 (stand

a one mode)

661

665

Co our snap sequence 1 (stand

a one mode)

666

670

Co our snap sequence 2 (stand

a one mode)

The address display panel

The address pane disp ays the current address. The disp ay goes most y b ank after five seconds of

button inactivity. Press either the UP or DN button to wake the unit up.

When the disp ay goes most y b ank, there are a few sma LED point indicators that show information

about the state of the battery base unit. These are described in the tab e be ow.

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Indicator

Description

POWER

Shows whether the battery base unit is on or off.

RADIO DMX LINK

Shows when a radio DMX ink is present

LED DRIVE

Shows when a channe is

‘on’.

3.4 Personalities

To access persona ities press and ho d the UP and DN buttons simu taneous y unti the disp ay reads

“Per”. The battery base unit is now in Persona ity mode.

To choose a persona ity use the UP and DN buttons (sing e presses, as for se ecting norma addresses).

Either wait for the disp ay timeout or press the TOP button to accept the persona ity.

There are four persona ities avai ab e, from P0 to P3:

Personality ID

Description

Mimics the ‘Snap Off’ featured in LiteWare HO

RevA.

Ca ibrated (ba anced white) 3

channe RGB contro without snap off

P2 Unca ibrated 3

channe RGB contro without snap of

channe DMX mode.

Channel assignments for P3 mode (6-channel)

Channe 1: Red intensity

Channe 2: Green intensity

Channe 3: B ue intensity

Channe 4: Master intensity

Channe 5: Static co our se ect (see ‘Fixed co our tab e’ on page 9)

Channe 6: Contro channe (see ‘Channe 6 contro channe DMX va ues’ be ow)

Channel 6 control channel DMX values

Function

Min

Max

Ca ibrated

Unca ibrated

Spare

100

149

Spare

150

199

Spare

200

255

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3.5 Fixed colour table

Address va ues and co ours of the ‘fixed co ours’ (addresses in the range 601-650):

Address Colour LEE ref ROSCO ref

601 RED

602 GREEN

603 BLUE

604 YELLOW

605 CYAN

606 MAGENTA

607 ORANGE

608 GOLD

609 PINK

610 VIOLET

611 AQUA

612 SKY BLUE

613 FULL WHITE

614 COOL WHITE

615 WARM WHITE

616 YELLOW LEE 101

617 STRAW LEE 103

618 ORANGE LEE 105

619 PRIMARY RED LEE 106

620 LIGHT ROSE LEE 107

621 DARK PINK LEE 111

622 MAGENTA LEE 113

623 BLUE LEE 115

624 MED BLUE GREEN LEE 116

625 DARK BLUE LEE 119

626 BRIGHT PINK LEE 128

627 MEDIUM BLUE LEE 132

628 GOLDEN AMBER LEE 134

629 DEEP GOLDEN AMBER LEE 135

630 PALE LAVANDER LEE 136

631 APRICOT LEE 147

632 DARK LAVANDER LEE 180

633 CHOCOLATE LEE 156

634 JUST BLUE LEE 079

635 SURPRISE PINK LEE 194

636 SCARLET LEE 024

637 SURPRISE PEACH LEE 017

638 FIRE LEE 019

639 ENGLISH ROSE LEE 108

640 MAUVE LEE 126

641 BRIGHT BLUE LEE 141

642 ALICE BLUE ROSCO 378

643 ROSE INDIGO ROSCO 358

644 URBAN BLUE ROSCO 081

645 COOL BLUE ROSCO 066

646 LIGHT SALMON ROSCO 030

647 MAYAN SUN ROSCO 318

648 CHERRY ROSE ROSCO 332

649 FLESH PINK ROSCO 034

650 SKELTON EXOTIC SANGRIA ROSCO 039

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4. Safety information

WARNING! C ass 2M LED product. Do not ook into the beam from a distance of ess

than 40 cm (16 inches). Do not stare into the beam for extended periods at a short

distance. Do not view the beam direct y with optica instruments.

This product is for professiona use on y. It is not for househo d use. This product

presents risks of severe injury or death due to fire hazards, e ectric shock and fa s.

READ THIS MANUAL before insta ing, powering or servicing the fixture, fo ow the

safety precautions isted be ow and observe a warnings in this manua and printed on

the fixture. If you have questions about how to operate the fixture safe y, p ease

contact Robe ighting s.r.o.

PROTECTION FROM FIRE Provide a minimum c earance of 0.1 m (4”) around fans and

air vents. Do not modify the fixture or insta other than genuine Robe parts. Do not stick

fi ters, masks or other materia s direct y onto LEDs. Do not operate the fixture if the

ambient temperature (Ta) exceeds 40 °C (104 °F).

PROTECTION FROM INJURY The LED emission presents a hazard to eyesight at a

distance of 4–40 cm (1.6–16”) when the eye is exposed to the beam for onger than

0.25 seconds.

• Do not ook at LEDs from a distance of ess than 40 cm (16”) without suitab e

protective eyewear.

• Do not ook at LEDs with magnifiers or simi ar optica instruments that may

concentrate the ight output.

INSTALLATION Insta fixtures on a eve , stab e surface where they do not present a

hazard of tripping or fa ing.

OUTDOOR USE If used outside, the unit must be dried after use. Do not use in damp

conditions for more than 24 hours at a time.

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