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High-end Technobeam is a scanning Intelligent spotlight. The Union currently owns 4 units. The union high-end technobeams are usually not directly connected/bracketed to anything and instead are used freestanding. This means care must be taken that they are not knocked over which is particularly an issue with events which have things such as beachballs thrown around. | |||
Care should be taken to ensure the correct protocol is selected - this is typically ''Techobeam Reduced'', or ''TbR'', though can be set to ''Technobeam Full'', or ''TbF'', if enough channels are available. Note that we do not ever use the Technoarray or Technopro protocols. The ''Technobeam-i DMX'' protocol is for fixtures with Irises. | |||
==Current Usage== | |||
2 Technobeams are usually positioned on the cupboard to the left and right of the DJ. The other technobeams are usually un-used on standard club nights however they are sometimes positioned on top of the seating rack and powered from the unused 32A -> 4 way 16A splitter on the west wall of the techbox. | |||
==DMX== | |||
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==Old Venue== | |||
When rigged, they are most commonly found either around the centre square of the [[Octagon]] or on the middle of the [[Stage Rig]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:29, 18 January 2018
| High End Technobeam | |
|---|---|
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| Type: | Moving Mirror |
| Lamp: | Philips 250W MSD/2 |
| Pan: | 180 Degrees |
| Tilt: | 95 Degrees |
| Gobos: | Rotating Litho Wheel |
| Effects: | Frost, Prism, Lenticular Lens, Slow Glass + Open |
| Colours: | 12 + Open White (Plus coloured Lithos) |
| Beam Angle: | 11-17 Degrees |
| Weight: | 16 Kg |
| Power Consumption: | 1.6 Amps |
| DMX Channels: |
14 (Technobeam Reduced) 18 (Technobeam Full) 18 (Technobeam-i DMX) 12 (Technoarray Reduced) 14 (Technoarray Full) 12 (Technopro) 18 (Technobeam LCD) |
| DMX: 3 or 5 pin | 3 |
High-end Technobeam is a scanning Intelligent spotlight. The Union currently owns 4 units. The union high-end technobeams are usually not directly connected/bracketed to anything and instead are used freestanding. This means care must be taken that they are not knocked over which is particularly an issue with events which have things such as beachballs thrown around.
Care should be taken to ensure the correct protocol is selected - this is typically Techobeam Reduced, or TbR, though can be set to Technobeam Full, or TbF, if enough channels are available. Note that we do not ever use the Technoarray or Technopro protocols. The Technobeam-i DMX protocol is for fixtures with Irises.
Current Usage
2 Technobeams are usually positioned on the cupboard to the left and right of the DJ. The other technobeams are usually un-used on standard club nights however they are sometimes positioned on top of the seating rack and powered from the unused 32A -> 4 way 16A splitter on the west wall of the techbox.
DMX
| Channel | Function | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Full (TbF) | Reduced (TbR) | Technobeam-i DMX (TbI) | |
| 1 | Mirror Pan | Mirror Pan | Mirror Pan |
| 2 | Mirror Pan (Fine Control) | Mirror Tilt | Mirror Pan (Fine Control) |
| 3 | Mirror Tilt | Colour Wheel (Effects) | Mirror Tilt |
| 4 | Mirror Tile (Fine Control) | Colour Wheel (Indexed) | Mirror Tilt (Fine Control) |
| 5 | Colour Wheel (Effects) | Litho Wheel (Effects) | Colour Wheel (Effects) |
| 6 | Colour Wheel (Indexed) | Litho Wheel (Indexed) | Colour Wheel (Indexed) |
| 7 | Litho Wheel (Effects) | Litho Wheel (Rotation) | Litho Wheel (Effects) |
| 8 | Litho Wheel (Indexed) | Effects Wheel (Indexed) | Litho Wheel (Indexed) |
| 9 | Litho Wheel (Rotation) | Effects Wheel (Spin) | Litho Wheel (Rotation) |
| 10 | Litho Wheel (Rotation) (Fine Control) | Focus | Iris |
| 11 | Effects Wheel (Indexed) | Shutter | Effects Wheel (Indexed) |
| 12 | Effects Wheel (Spin) | Dimmer | Effects Wheel (Spin) |
| 13 | Focus | Movement Speed | Focus |
| 14 | Shutter | Lamp Control & Head Reset | Shutter |
| 15 | Dimmer | Dimmer | |
| 16 | Movement Speed | Movement Speed | |
| 17 | Laser Aiming Device & Macros | Laser Aiming Device & Macros | |
| 18 | Lamp Control & Head Reset | Lamp Control & Head Reset | |
Old Venue
When rigged, they are most commonly found either around the centre square of the Octagon or on the middle of the Stage Rig.