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intended, if it is not safely installed or not
correctly connected or operated, or if it is not
repaired in an expert way .
If the unit is to be put out of operation
definitively, take it to a local recycling
plant for a disposal which is not harmful
to the environment .
3 Setting the Spotlight
into Operation
3.1 Installation
•
Always position the spotlight in such a way to
ensure sufficient air circulation during operation .
Never cover the cooling fins of the housing .
•
Always keep a minimum distance of 50 cm to
the illuminated object .
WARNING
When the spotlight is installed at
a place where people may walk or
sit under it, additionally secure it,
e . g . via a safety rope . Guide the
safety rope through the eyebolt
on the rear of the spotlight and fasten it in such
a way that the maximum falling distance of the
spotlight will not exceed 20 cm .
1 . Install the spotlight via its mounting brackets,
e . g . with a stable mounting screw or a support
for lighting units (C hook) on a cross bar .
To align the spotlight, release the two lock-
ing screws of the mounting brackets . Adjust
the desired inclination of the spotlight and
fasten the screws .
2 . Alternatively, set up the spotlight on its own:
Fold out the mounting brackets underneath
the spotlight and use them as a stand . Then
fasten the locking screws .
3.2 Barn doors
To reduce the light beam angle, optional barn
doors are available: PARC-100B . Fasten the barn
doors to the front of the spotlight .
3.3 Power supply
When the spotlight has been connected to the
mains, it is switched on . The display will show
the menu item most recently selected and go out
after 30 seconds . As soon as a button (MENU,
ENTER UP und DOWN) is pressed, the display will
light up again for 30 seconds .
WARNING
To prevent damage to your eyes,
never look directly into the light
source for any length of time .
Please note that fast changes in lighting may
trigger epileptic seizures with photosensitive
persons or persons with epilepsy!
3.3.1 ODC-100 / RGB
Connect the plug (A) of the cable POWER IN to
the inline jack (B) of the mains cable provided .
Then fasten the nut to secure this connection .
POWER IN
230 V/50 Hz
A
B
Fig. 3
Mains connection ODC-100 / RGB
CAUTION!
The cable POWER OUT carries mains
voltage . If no further unit is connected to the ca-
bles POWER OUT and DMX OUT, always screw the
protective covers supplied onto the inline jacks .
Connect the mains plug to a socket (230 V/ 50 Hz) .
Power supply
of multiple ODC-100 / RGB spotlights
If multiple ODC-100 / RGB spotlights are used, the
units can be interconnected for power supply . For
the time being, do not yet connect the first unit
to a mains socket .
1) Use the inline jack of the cable POWER OUT
to connect the first unit to the plug (A) of the
cable POWER IN of the second unit . Proceed
in the same way to connect the second unit
to the third one etc . until all units have been
connected in a chain .
If the mains connection cables between the
spotlights are too short, use suitable extension
cables, e . g .
ODP-34AC
length: 2 m or
ODP-34AC / 10 length: 10 m
CAUTION!
To reduce the risk of cable fire
caused by overload, the total current in the
connection cables must not exceed 10 A .
Therefore, do not interconnect more than 19
ODC-100 / RGB spotlights .
2) On the last spotlight, screw the protective
cover supplied onto the inline jack of the cable
POWER OUT . The cable carries mains voltage!
3) Connect the mains plug of the first spotlight
to a mains socket (230 V/ 50 Hz) .
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