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JANDS 

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 December 2003

- 5 -

Operating Guide

Fault finding guide

FAULT SYMPTOM

POSSIBLE CAUSE

REMEDY

One channel is not working

Faulty load or wiring

Internal channel fault

Try the same load on a different
channel to confirm.
Workshop service.

Overload circuit breaker trips when
desk channel flashed to full or near
full

Large incandescent load

Excessive load

Set fader to 5% to preheat lamp.

Reduce channel loading

Overload circuit breaker trips after
prolonged operation

Excessive load

Lamp or wiring fault

Reduce channel loading

Check lamps and wiring

Overload circuit breaker trips
immediately when channel is driven

Output short

Triac short circuit

Check lamps and wiring

Workshop service

One channel flickers when dimmed

Same load flickers on another channel

Faulty dimmer channel

Insufficient or very inductive load

Workshop service

Connect 100W lamp in parallel

Radio interference

Faulty EMC component

Workshop service

Technical Data and Specifications

PARAMETER

No. of Channels:

                         4

Input Power Requirements:

230 Volts AC Phase-Neutral (220V-240 V ±5%)

Consumption: 10 A maximum

Output Loading:

25 W – 2400 W (10 A at 240 V) per channel

2400 W (10 A at 240 V) total maximum

Overload Circuit Breaker:

10 A circuit breaker

Max Ambient Temp:

40ºC

Output Risetime:

130

µ

s (2400 W incandescent load, 50% dimmed)

LED Indicators:

Four Channel levels, Chase, Audio Chase

Protection:

10 A circuit breaker

90°C cutout

PTC transformer protection

Control Law:

Linear RMS output power versus fader control

Output power regulated at 1% change per 2% mains variation

Power entry:

1.8 metre cable with 3-pin 10A plug (Australia only)

Output Connectors:

1 x 10 A 3-pin Australian Socket per channel (Australia only)

Size (mm):

330 (w) x 95 (h) x 250 (d)

Weight:

4 kg nett

Ingress Protection

IP20

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