Claypaky SHARPY Instruction Manual

Introduction

Congratulations on choosing a Claypaky product! This manual provides essential information for the correct and safe installation, use, and servicing of the SHARPY fitting. Please read it carefully and keep it for future reference. Claypaky disclaims liability for damage resulting from improper installation, use, or maintenance. Claypaky reserves the right to modify specifications without prior notice.

Safety Information

IMPORTANT: Claypaky recommends you carefully read and keep the safety information on this product, also available in digital format at the following link: www.claypaky.com. Ref: [FIS010 - Safety Information Sharpy]

Unpacking and Preparation

Figure 1: Packing Contents
The package typically includes: Safety Information booklet, Guarantee card, Power cable, Lamp (189W, fitted into projector), and accessories such as 2 x 183102/805.

Figure 2: PAN Mechanism Lock and Release
Illustrates the locking mechanism for the PAN movement, allowing for 90° increments. The mechanism can be locked or unlocked.

Figure 3: TILT Mechanism Lock and Release
Shows the locking mechanism for the TILT movement, allowing for 45° increments. The mechanism can be locked or unlocked.

Installation and Start-up

Figure 4: Installing the Projector
The projector can be installed on the floor, on a truss, or on a ceiling/wall. A safety cable (Cod. 105041/003) is mandatory when the projector is not placed on the floor. It must be securely fixed to the support structure and connected to the projector's base fixing point.

Figure 5: Connecting and Disconnecting Power Cable
Illustrates the procedure for connecting and disconnecting the power cable, showing numbered steps for insertion and locking.

Control Panel

Figure 6: Connecting to the Mains Supply
Diagram showing the connection of the projector to the mains power supply (L, N).

Figure 7: Connecting to the Control Signal Line
Diagram showing DMX 512 connections using 5-pin or 3-pin XLR connectors. It specifies using EIA RS-485 compliant cables and the need for a 120 Ohm terminating plug. It also mentions the use of ferrite beads to prevent EMI disturbances.

Figure 8: Switching on the Projector
Describes the process of switching on the projector. Upon power-up, the projector resets effects and displays information such as Model, Firmware Version, Fixture ID, DMX Address, and System Errors. The control panel features a display and buttons for menu management.

Display and Controls

Figure 9: Reversal of the Display
Instructions on how to reverse the display orientation by pressing UP and DOWN keys simultaneously.

Button Functions:

• OK (F): Confirms a value, activates a function, or enters the next menu item.
• DOWN (C): Decreases a value or moves to the next item.
• UP (B): Increases a value or moves to the previous item.
• LEFT (D): Returns to the previous menu level.
• RIGHT (E): Commutes between units, tens, and hundreds in address/calibration menus.

Using the Menu:

1. Press OK to access the Main Menu.
2. Use UP/DOWN to select a menu (Setup, Option, Information, Manual Control, Test, Advanced).
3. Press OK to display the first item in the selected menu.
4. Use UP/DOWN to select menu items.

Addresses and options can be set with the projector disconnected from power by pressing OK to activate the display.

Menu Setting

The menu structure is organized into several main categories:

• Set Up: DMX Address, Channel Mode, Fixture ID, Ethernet Interface, Control Protocol, Repeat on DMX, Universe, Custom IP address/mask.
• Option: Lamp DMX, Safety Black Out, Pan/Tilt Invert, Swap Pan-Tilt, Encoder Pan-Tilt, P/T Homing Mode, Pan/Tilt Home Def Pos, Color, Linear Movement, Shutter, Dimmer Filter Type, Display, Setting (presets).
• Information: System Errors, Fixture Hours, Lamp Hours, Lamp Strikes, System Version, Board Diagnostic, DMX Monitor, Fans Monitor, Sensor Status, Network Parameters.
• Manual Control: Lamp (On/Off), Reset, Channel (level setting).
• Test: Pan-Tilt, Colour, Beam, Gobo, All effects.
• Advanced: Access code (1234), Upload Firmware, Setup Model, Calibration, Factory Default, Menu Locking.

Setup Menu Details

DMX Address: Allows selection of the DMX address (1-512). The address flashes if no DMX signal is present.

Channel Mode: Select between 'Standard' and 'Vector' channel arrangements.

Fixture ID: Assigns an identification number (1-255) for easy fixture management.

Ethernet Interface: Configures network settings. Options include selecting the 'Ethernet Interface' (e.g., Art-net on IP 2, IP 10, Custom IP).

Control Protocol: Sets the control protocol, such as Art-net. If disabled, IP addresses are initialized immediately. If enabled and a new IP is selected, a restart is required.

Repeat on DMX: Enables DMX signal transmission to connected projectors via Ethernet.

Universe: Assigns a universe number for projector series.

Custom IP Address/Mask: Manually set the IP address and subnet mask.

Options Menu Details

Lamp DMX: Enables or disables the lamp remote control channel.

Safety Black Out: Activates the dimmer's automatic lock after 3 seconds of no DMX signal.

Pan/Tilt Invert: Reverses the direction of Pan or Tilt movement.

Swap Pan-Tilt: Swaps the Pan and Tilt channels.

Encoder Pan-Tilt: Enables or disables the Pan/Tilt encoders.

P/T Homing Mode: Sets the projector reset mode (Standard or Sequenced).

Pan/Tilt Home Def Pos: Assigns the 'home' position for Pan and Tilt after reset.

Color: Options include Fixed Wheel Shortcut (optimizes color change time) and Linear Movement (enables linear movement of the color wheel).

Shutter: Shutter on error automatically closes the stop/strobe in case of Pan/Tilt position error.

Dimmer Filter Type: Optimizes the dimmer curve ('DMX follower' or 'Position dependent').

Display: Automatically reduces display brightness after idle time.

Setting: Allows saving and loading of up to 3 custom configurations (presets).

Information Menu Details

System Errors: Displays a list of warnings and error messages. The list can be reset.

Fixture Hours: Shows total and partial operating hours for the projector. Partial hours can be reset.

Lamp Hours: Displays total and partial operating hours for the lamp. Partial hours can be reset.

Lamp Strikes: Counts the number of times the lamp has been turned on (total and partial). Partial counts can be reset.

System Version: Displays software and hardware versions for projector boards.

Board Diagnostic: Shows the status error of each board.

DMX Monitor: Displays DMX channel level in bit and percentage.

Fans Monitor: Shows the speed of installed fans.

Sensor Status: Checks the correct operation of installed sensors.

Network Parameters: Displays IP address, IP mask, and MAC address.

Manual Control

Lamp: Turn the lamp On or Off from the control panel.

Reset: Resets the projector. A confirmation prompt appears.

Channel: Set channel levels (0-255) for specific projector channels.

Test Menu

Allows checking the proper functioning of effects. Select the required test (Pan-Tilt, Colour, Beam, Gobo, All effects) and press OK to confirm.

Advanced Menu

Access requires an 'Access code' (1234). Functions include:

• Upload Firmware: Transfer firmware to connected fixtures.
• Setup Model: Change the default projector model.
• Calibration: Adjust effects for uniformity between projectors.
• Factory Default: Restore default values for all channels.
• Menu Locking: Set a password to lock menu access.

Maintenance

Figure 10: Opening the Head Covers
Illustrates the steps for opening the projector's head covers.

Figure 11: Closing the Head Covers
Illustrates the steps for closing the projector's head covers.

Figure 12: Opening and Closing Lamp Compartment
Shows how to access and close the lamp compartment.

Figure 13: Lamp Change
Instructions for replacing the lamp, emphasizing not to touch the bulb with bare hands. If contact occurs, clean with alcohol and dry.

Figure 14: Lamp Regulation
Details on centering the lamp using an adjusting screw. This must be done with the projector switched off. Calibration may be needed afterward.

Caution: Fast lamp ON-OFF cycles reduce lamp life.

Figure 15: Anti IR/UV Filter Support Template
Shows the template for the anti IR/UV filter support, highlighting the importance of correct tilt for lamp performance.

Figure 16: Replacing Fixed Gobos Wheel
Instructions for replacing the fixed gobos wheel. Contact Claypaky for personalized gobos.

Figure 17: Periodical Cleaning
Recommends periodic cleaning of parts subject to dust and grease. Frequency depends on the environment. Use a soft cloth with detergent for glass. Annual service by a qualified technician is recommended for general cleaning, lubrication, checks, and potential repairs.

Figure 18: Extraction of Effect Modules: Preliminary Operations
Shows preliminary steps for removing effect modules.

Figure 19: Extraction of Effect Modules
Details the process of removing effect modules, advising to grasp by the support structure. Insertion is the reverse of extraction.

Battery Removal

Figure 20: Battery Removal
Illustrates the steps for removing the rechargeable lithium iron tetraphosphate battery. Proper disposal according to regulations is advised.

Optional Accessories

Figure 21: Heat Screen Filter
Describes the optional filter kit (C61190) for use in environments with limited distance from illuminated objects, allowing use at 8 meters instead of 12 meters.

Figure 22: Accessory Placement
Shows the C61190 accessory can be stored inside the projector when not in use.

Dimensions

The projector dimensions are provided in millimeters and inches:

• Height: 475 mm (18.70"), 405 mm (15.94")
• Width: 330 mm (12.99"), 345 mm (13.58")
• Depth: 280 mm (11.02"), 315 mm (12.40")
• Lens diameter: 185 mm (7.28")

Cause and Solution of Problems

Channel Functions

The SHARPY utilizes DMX control with 'Standard' and 'Vector' channel modes. Below is a summary of channel functions:

Note: To prevent accidental breakage during transport, ensure all channels are at 0 bit (excluded) before switching off the projector.

DMX Channel Details

Detailed information on DMX channel functions, including BIT values and corresponding effects:

COLOUR WHEEL - channel 1

Controls color selection and rotation. Includes options for specific colors, CTO/CTB filters, and rotation speeds.

STOP/STROBE - channel 2

Manages strobe effects, including open, fast, medium, and slow strobes, as well as pulsations.

DIMMER - channel 3

Controls the dimmer intensity from 0% to 100%.

STATIC GOBO CHANGE - channel 4

Controls the selection and rotation of gobos. Includes options for static gobos, shake effects, and rotation speeds.

PRISM INSERTION - channel 5

Controls the insertion and exclusion of the prism effect.

PRISM ROTATION - channel 6

Manages prism rotation, including different angles and rotation speeds.

EFFECTS MOVEMENT - channel 7

Controls the speed of effects movement.

FROST - channel 8

Controls the frost effect insertion and intensity.

FOCUS - channel 9

Controls the focus of the beam, from near to distant.

PAN - channel 10

Controls the horizontal movement (Pan) of the fixture. Options for 'InvertPan' affect direction.

PAN FINE - channel 11

Provides fine control for Pan movement.

TILT - channel 12

Controls the vertical movement (Tilt) of the fixture. Options for 'InvertTilt' affect direction.

TILT FINE - channel 13

Provides fine control for Tilt movement.

FUNCTION - channel 14

Controls various functions like Dimmer Curve, Function, and Pan-Tilt Function, with different modes (Free, Linear, Conventional, Normal, Fast).

RESET - channel 15

Initiates resets for the projector, Pan/Tilt, or effects.

LAMP CONTROL - channel 16

Controls the lamp ON/OFF state. Note: SHARPY does not support hot restrike ignition.

Timing Channels

Timing parameters for various functions:

Time Table
A detailed table mapping BIT values to seconds for various timing functions is provided, allowing precise control over movement and effect speeds.

External Links

For service support and helpdesk, visit: https://e-assist.tech. More information is available at www.claypaky.com.