ADB Vision 10 User manual

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ADB Vision 10 is a professional lighting control system designed for a wide range of applications, from small theaters to large-scale productions. With its intuitive user interface, powerful features, and expandability, the ADB Vision 10 is an ideal choice for lighting designers and technicians who demand the best in lighting control.

ADB Vision 10 is a professional lighting control system designed for a wide range of applications, from small theaters to large-scale productions. With its intuitive user interface, powerful features, and expandability, the ADB Vision 10 is an ideal choice for lighting designers and technicians who demand the best in lighting control.

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HF Remote Control
for VISION 10 and PHOENIX
Lighting Technologies
Instruction
Manual
ME 2103 1106.02.103
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Summary
1. Introduction 4
2. Unpacking - Delivery 4
3. Generalities - Safety 5
4. Installation 6
4.1. Hardware 6
4.1.1. Components 6
4.1.2. Installation with one HF Receiver 7
4.1.3. Installation with more than one HF Receiver 7
4.2. Software 9
5. Quick Start 10
6. Operating Mode 11
6.1. Switch ON 11
6.2. Menu 12
6.2.1. Menu - Display 13
6.3. Standard Functional Operation 21
6.3.1. Direct Mode 21
6.3.2. Command Line Mode 21
6.4. Display Key History List 22
6.5. Special key functionalities 23
6.5.1. The SHIFT key 23
6.6. Switch OFF 23
7. Resetting the transmitter 24
8. Technical Characteristics 25
9. The Satellite Control Center Software 26
9.1. Before installation 26
9.2. Installating the software 26
9.2.1. SCC Set-up 26
9.3. Starting SCC 28
9.4. Main Screen 28
9.5. Configuration 29
9.5.1. Configuration - Communication 29
9.5.2. Configuration - Satellites 30
9.5.3. General 30
9.5.4. Terminals 31
9.5.5. Satellites / Receivers 31
9.6. Running SCC 35
9.6.1. Status 35
9.6.2. The Data screen display box 35
9.7. The About window 36
9.8. Exit 36
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1. Introduction
Welcome to the world of full HF remote controlling of show light!
The ADB HF remote control system HF Remote system allows you to remote control any
ADB VISION 10 desk from wherever you are in your show venue: on stage, in the
auditorium, during the rigging on ladders, trusses etc.! This very compact and light
weight hand-held remote control unit offers you all the comfort to remote operate the
most important functions on your lighting desk:
• selecting individual lighting channels
• selecting pre-recorded memories and groups of channels
• operate playback submaster 1
• switching all channel sources off (Black-Out)
• re-playing pre-recorded macros
A user friendly software menu helps you to adjust and personalise specific operating
parameters
• password
• display back-lit on/off
• key operating mode (direct / command line)
• operation room id number
• product id number
• device auto sleep mode
A back-lit 4 x 16 character display on the hand-held terminal informs you about the
introduced key sequences in order to keep control over operations that can be
performed with 25 keys and over 40 different desk operate functions - and this during
an operating period of up to 12 hours with one battery charge cycle!
The GSM size hand-held system is very easy to handle and allows fast and intuitive
access to a huge variety of key desk functions to allow you to work efficiently on your
lighting show. After a quick start tour that briefly describes how fast to access the basic
lighting functions, you will find in the following chapters how to access the whole range
of desk command functions and how to personalise the system to your specific needs.
Technical data and a trouble shooting summary should help you to safely install the
system.
2. Unpacking - Delivery
Upon delivery of your equipment, open the packing carefully and examine the material.
If you observe any damage, contact the shipping company immediately, and have your
complaint duly recorded. You may rest assured that your equipment left the factory in
perfect condition.
Check whether what you have received is in conformity with the delivery notice, and
whether the notice is in conformity with your order.
In the event of any error, contact your shipper immediately to clarify the situation and
receive full satisfaction.
If you find nothing wrong, replace the material in the packing and store it in a warm place,
away from dust and humidity, whilst awaiting final installation.
Never leave the material on the worksite under any circumstance
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3. Generalities - Safety
The equipment is built in accordance with European safety standards and requires
imperatively a safety earth connection in compliance with local regulations.
To prevent any risk of electric shock, do not remove any cover or part of the enclosure.
Access to internal parts is not required for normal operation.
Refer servicing to skilled and trained service personnel exclusively.
Disconnect from the power supply prior to opening for inspection or service.
Connection to any inappropriate power source may irreversibly damage the equipment,
it is the user's responsibility to use the equipment for its intended purpose and to check
the equipment connected to it.
To obtain full benefits of the safety measures, the equipment shall be installed and
serviced by skilled and trained personnel exclusively.
Don't make any modification to the equipment.
ADB shall not accept any liability for material damages or injuries which may result from
unauthorised modifications.
Important Notice for Power Cables
Power supply cables and connectors are an important part of your equipment and
contribute to its safety.
• always use original power supply adapters only! Using any other psu may cause
irreversible damage to the unit.
• always use an isolator, main circuit-breaker or main fuses to interrupt the link;
never pull on the cable
• do not damage the cable or the connectors in any way, check them at each
installation or at regular intervals in a permanent installation
• do not tie together power supply cables and signal cables
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4. Installation
4.1. Hardware
There are two different installation types:
1. single receiver - one ore more transmitters; operating range 50-80m
2. up to 4 receivers - one ore more transmitters; operating range >50-80m
4.1.1. Components
The HF remote control unit comprises the following items:
Simple Point-To-Point Communication (50 - 80m)
item code adb code number
Transmitter 734A EMHF/V 6382,01,400
SAT Receiver RS232 REHF1/V 6382,01,410
containing:
- ext. 9V psu
- RS232 cable RJ45-DB25, 6m
- DB25/DB9 adapter
- wall mounting kit
Battery Charger BCHF/V 6172,30,030
containing:
- ext. 9V psu
Multiple Communication (up to 4 receivers; >50 - 80m)
item code adb code number
Transmitter 734A EMHF/V 6382,01,400
SAT Receiver RS485 REHF2/V 6382,01,420
containing:
- ext. 9V psu
- t-connector box
- RS485 cable T-box - SAT, 6m
- wall mounting kit
Converter RS485/RS232 CONHF/V 6382,01,430
containing:
- ext. 9V psu
- RS232 cable RJ45-DB9, 2m
- T-BOX + cable to converter
- cable from T-box to converter,2m
Battery Charger BCHF/V 6172,30,030
- ext. 9V psu
Further needed:
item code adb code number
PC with two com ports PC1/V 6382,01,440
Windows NT WIN/NT 2820,00,200
Common Options
item code adb code number
Leather Holster LHHF/V 6382,01,470
Battery kit (4 p. rechargeable) BKHF/V 6172,30,020
Sysnet cable (per meter) CAHF/V 6104,01,010
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Sender HF communication Receiver VISION 10
50 - 80 m
RS232 data cable max. 20 m
Ext. Power Suppl
4.1.2. Installation with one HF Receiver
The point-to-point communication with one hand-held sender and one receiver is very
straight forward: just plug in the receiver’s RS232 data cable in VISION 10’s serial
communication port and connect the external power supply unit to the receiver’s
SUB-D connector. Power supply will be distributed over the cable from the serial line
connector to the HF receiver.
com port
4.1.3. Installation with more than one HF Receiver
This configuration permits to extend the operating range to more than 50-80 meters by
interconnecting up to 4 HF receivers. For technical communication reasons, a separate
standard PC with a 32 bit WINDOWS„ version and a RS232/485 protocol converter have
to be installed between the control desk and the HF receivers. The PC must have two
serial ports and runs the Satellite Control Center software SCC. For a detailed operation
manual for the software package refer to the special chapter “Satellite Control Center
software”.
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The different receivers are cabled via their T-connector boxes with a special SYSNET
cable. No connectors are needed as the cables directly run into the T-boxes where they
can be screwed into terminal blocks.
A RS485/232 converter allows the receivers to be connected to a standard serial RS232
communication port of a PC. The PC takes over all communication between the different
devices, and sends the commands via an RS232 NULLMODEM cable to the lighting
desk.
Sender HF communication Receivers
(max. 4)
Control desk
RS485 cable
RS485 cable
RS485 cable
RS485 cable
RS485 cable
(SYSNET)
T-box
w..psu
T-box
w..psu
T-box
w..psu
T-box
w..psu
RS485 cable
(SYSNET)
RS485 cable
(SYSNET)
RS485 cable
(SYSNET)
RS232/485
RS232 cable
max. 20m
RS232 cable
max. 20m
com port 1
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4.2. Software
The HF remote control system does not need a special and complicated configuration.
All you need to run the system on the control desk is
•a desk software version ≥ 2.62
• the remote control option (Infra Red) checked ( = ON) in the menu
CONFIGURATION, PERIPHERALS
If nothing else is specified, your system automatically by the default factory settings runs on
- RS232 serial communication port 1(normally located besides the floppy drive)
- Room ID 1 (see also: further explanations below)
- Product ID 1 (see also: further explanations below)
If these settings shall be changed on your control desk system, create a DOS file
hf.cfg in the path c:\vision10\
containing the following parameter settings:
Example: system connected to 2nd serial communication port, room number 2
and product identification number 1 (VISION 10)
ComPort= 2
RoomId = 2
ProductId= 2
The parameters
ComPort can contain the values 1 or 2
RoomId can contain 1 - 16
ProductId can contain 1 - 16
To obtain further information concerning the parameters ROOMID and PRODUCTID,
see in chapter MENU in the following.
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5. Quick Start
Power on: push MENU
The following desk functions are available:
No. Normal Display Normal Shift Display Shift
Key Function Abr. Functionality Function Abr. Functionality
1<- N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
2-> N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
3– UP increase value N.A. N.A. N.A.
4 MENU N.A. activate menu N.A. N.A. N.A.
5¯ DN decrease value N.A. N.A. N.A.
6FFFFset ff intensity (100%) RET RET return to previous state
7 DIM DIM operate dimmer LOAD LOAD load memory
8CLCLclear former operations N.A. N.A. N.A.
90000set 00 intensity (00%) GRP GRP select group of channels
10 <-> <-> through: select range of values MEM MEM select memory
11 SHIFT N.A. activate shift functions N.A. N.A. N.A.
12 7 7 value 7 M7 M7 call macro 7
13 8 8 value 8 M8 M8 call macro 8
14 9 9 value 9 M9 M9 call macro 9
15 4 4 value 4 GO GO1 start playback 1
16 5 5 value 5 BCK BCK1 go back in playback 1
17 6 6 value 6 CUT CUT1 cut transfer of playback 1
18 1 1 value 1 TST TST N.A.
19 2 2 value 2 SOL SOL N.A.
20 3 3 value 3 ALL ALL select all values
21 . . set decimal point ERA ERA erase parameter
22 0 0 value 0 COL COL select colour
23 AT% AT set percentage level B_O B_O activate/deactivate black-out
24 + + plus: add value or range - - minus: subtract value or range
25 SEND N.A. send key sequence to desk N.A. N.A. N.A.
Power off: push SHIFT and then LEFT-ARROW.
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6. Operating Mode
6.1. Switch ON
The MENU key switches on the hand-held remote control system.
After the power ON the display shows four dash symbols if the menu option
ADJUSTMENTS - PASSWORD was used to select a password
(i.e, if the current password selected is not '0000' - see chapter "MENU").
Display :
10:15
ADB
PASSWORD:_ _ _ _
The first display line is a status line indicating the battery charge level () and the current
time.
You first have to introduce your password that can be a combination of up to 4 numbers
(0-9).
Display :
If the password is not correct, the start-up screen reappears
Display :
10:15
ADB
PASSWORD:_ _ _ _
10:15
ADB
PASSWORD:* * * *
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MENU 1 MODE COMMAND LINE / DIRECT (toggle) ↑↓
2 ROOM ID ↑↓ 1...16
3ID ↑↓ 1...16
4 ADJUST 1 BACK-LIGHT ↑↓ (ON/OFF toggle)
2 CONTRAST ↑↓ 0...10
3 AUTO SLEEP ↑↓1...5 minutes
4 PASSWORD (4 digits)
5 TERID ↑↓ 1...100
6 BEEP ↑↓ (ON/OFF toggle)
The menu can be quit at any time via the key MENU.
In order to bypass a selected password (perhaps only known by one person who may
not be available) without being obliged to remove the internal buffer battery, type in the
digit combination '9999' twice.
If the password is correct or if no password was formerly selected / activated via the
menu (password = '0000'), the standard display screen appears.
The standard screen (empty at first power-up as no desk control commands entered so far):
Standard Display :
10:15
The four horizontal text display lines show a history list representing the key sequence
that has so far been introduced (if so far no key was pushed, the display is empty). The
history list is discussed further on in this manual.
6.2. Menu
Via the button MENU it is possible to activate a virtual selection menu on the display.
The following organisation tree shows the menu’s structure:
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6.2.1. Menu - Display
6.2.1.1. General Menu Page
Via the button MENU it is possible to enter a virtual menu where you can personalise the
HF system for your specific needs.
During menu operations, no data message is sent out to the receiver whenever a key is
pushed.
Key sequence:
Display :
II 11:15
M E N U v1.0
1 MODE 4 ADJUST
2 ROOM 5 TERMID
3 PRID 6 BEEP
The menu display page shows a title "MENU" and the current software version.
Via the buttons 1-6 you can select several sub-menus following the above mentioned
menu structure. All selections done in the menu have default factory settings. When you
change the parameter values, these changes remain active even after switching off the
device.
6.2.1.2. Operating Mode
Key sequence:
Display :
10:15
MENU MENU=EXIT
DIRECT
COMMAND LINE
UP & DN TO SEL.
MENU
MENU
→→
→→
→
1
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You can select between two different operating modes:
- direct
any key code is directly sent to the receiver. You do not have to confirm an
operation before it is sent to the receiver
- command line mode
any key that has to be sent to the receiver is first stored in an internal buffer and is
only sent to the receiver when the key SEND is used. Thus, complete key
sequences can first be set up and then transmitted.
The symbol on the left of display points to the selected operating mode that is currently
active (DIRECT in the above shown example).
Default is 'direct' mode. Toggle between the two modes by using the keys 'up' ↑ and
'down' ↓.
6.2.1.3. Room Number
Key sequence:
Display :
10:15
MENU MENU=EXIT
ROOM No. 1
UP & DN TO SEL.
As HF signals can easily pass through walls, and as two different rooms can be located
very close to one another, every room can be allocated its own virtual room number
between 1 and 16. A user operating a hand-held transmitter being set to room number
1 cannot operate in a room where a VISION 10 system is set to any other room number.
Using this function should avoid accidental blind operations to beneighboured rooms.
You can select the number between 1 and 16 by using the keys 'up'↑ and 'down'↓.
6.2.1.4. Product ID Number
Key sequence:
Display :
10:15
MENU MENU=EXIT
ID No. 1
UP & DN TO SEL.
MENU
2
→→
→→
→
MENU
→→
→→
→
3
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As the system could be expanded to other ADB products during further developments
(EURODIM, other lighting desks), it is necessary to distinguish between different product
types.
Every ADB product has its own virtual product identification number between 1 and 16.
Leave ID number ‘1’ for operating VISION 10.
Change ID number between 1 and 16 by using the keys 'up' ↑and 'down' ↓.
6.2.1.5. Adjustments
Key sequence:
Display :
10:15
MENU v1.0
ADJUSTMENTS
1 LITE 3 SLEEP
2 CONTR. 4 PASSW
Several parameters can be adjusted via the sub-menu item ‘Adjustments’.
6.2.1.5.1. Adjustments - Display Back light
Key sequence:
Display :
10:15
MENU MENU=EXIT
ADJUSTMENTS
BACK-LIGHT: ON
UP & DN TO SEL.
This sub-menu is used to switch the display’s back light ON or OFF. Please, note that
leaving the back light on consumes battery energy and thus ‘costs’ operating time.
Default is ‘Back Light ON'. Toggle between back light "ON" and "OFF" by using the keys
'up' ↑ and 'down' ↓.
→→
→→
→
MENU 4
MENU
4
1
→→
→→
→
→→
→→
→
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6.2.1.5.2. Adjustments - Display Contrast
Key sequence:
Display :
10:15
MENU MENU=EXIT
ADJUSTMENTS
CONTRAST: 7
UP & DN TO SEL.
This sub-menu is used to change the display's contrast in order to optimise the reading
according to the viewing angle and lighting level.
The display contrast can be altered between 0 and 10 by the use of the keys 'up' ↑
and 'down' ↓.
The default factory setting is 7.
6.2.1.5.3. Adjustments - Auto Sleep Timer
Key sequence:
Display :
10:15
MENU MENU=EXIT
ADJUSTMENTS
AUTO SLEEP: 2
UP & DN TO SEL.
This sub-menu is used to enable and disable an auto sleep timer and assign operating
times in minutes.
The auto sleep mode can be altered between 0 and 5 (minutes) by the use of the keys
'up' ↑ and 'down' ↓. If '0' is selected, auto sleep modus is off, in this case the remote
control unit would remain on until the internal battery is too low and has to be recharged.
In case any value from 1-5 is assigned, the device switches off in stand-by mode
automatically after the corresponding time in minutes (1 minute -> 5 minutes) if no key
is activated. The device can then be activated again by pushing key MENU.
MENU
→→
→→
→
→→
→→
→
42
→→
→→
→
→→
→→
→
MENU
43
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6.2.1.5.4. Adjustments - Password
Key sequence:
Display :
10:15
MENU MENU=EXIT
ADJUSTMENTS
ENTER PASSW:_
Display :
10:15
MENU ESC=EXIT
ADJUSTMENTS
ENTER PASSW:****
This sub-menu is used to enter a user password which can be a combination of figures
of four digits, i.e. decimal numbers.
Attention!
Please, handle this function with care! Using the password to protect the device against
improper used by unauthorised users may be efficient on the one hand.
On the other hand it may cause problems when you are obliged to often change the
password.
If currently any password selection is active, you first have to type in your current
password of up to 4 digits (0-9). The equivalent of no password is "0000" (four zeros).
If no password is selected, the password procedure is skipped after the switch-on
procedure. Keys that are pushed are not shown on the display but replaced by a star
symbol in order to avoid other unauthorised users to see on the display the figures typed
in.
If your current password was not entered correctly, the introduction procedure re-starts.
If your current password is entered correctly, a new password can be introduced.
→→
→→
→
→→
→→
→
MENU
44
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Display :
10:15
MENU MENU=EXIT
ADJUSTMENTS
NEW PASSW:_
The new password has to be confirmed afterwards once more again in order to
avoid mistypings.
Display :
10:15
MENU MENU=EXIT
ADJUSTMENTS
CONFIRM
PASSW:_
Default is value 'NO PASSWORD'' = 0000.
6.2.1.5.5. Setting the time
It is possible to change the time via a menu function.
Therefore, the menu has to be activated:
Key sequence:
Display :
II 11:15
M E N U v1.0
1 MODE 4 ADJUST
2 ROOM 5 TERMID
3 PRID 6 BEEP
The time can now be set by pushing on the key FF.
Key sequence:
Display :
10:15
Hour: 0
UP & DN TO SEL.
MENU
MENU
→→
→→
→
FF
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Change the hours from 0 to 23 via the up and down keys. Confirm with the key
MENU
Key sequence:
Display :
10:15
Minutes: 0
UP & DN TO SEL.
Change the minutes from 0 to 59 via the up and down keys. Confirm with the key
MENU
Key sequence:
Display :
10:15
Seconds: 0
UP & DN TO SEL.
Change the seconds from 0 to 59 via the up and down keys. Confirm with the key
MENU
Key sequence:
The new time is now set and you are back in the standard menu.
Display :
10:15
M E N U v1.0
1 MODE 3 ID
2 ROOM 4 ADJ
SELECT A NUMBER
→→
→→
→
→→
→→
→
→→
→→
→
→→
→→
→
→→
→→
→
MENU
FF
UP
DN
MENU
UP
DN
MENU
MENU
→→
→→
→
FF
→→
→→
→
UP
DN
→→
→→
→
MENU
→→
→→
→
→→
→→
→
→→
→→
→
→→
→→
→
UP
DN
MENU
UP
DN
MENU
→→
→→
→
→→
→→
→
→→
→→
→
MENU FF
UP
DN
MENU
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6.2.1.6 Terminal ID
In the case of several satellites being connected in one and the same operating
range to different desks, it is necessary to chose a different terminal / transmitter
address for each transmitter.
The terminal default value 1 can be changed to address between 2 and 100.
Key sequence:
Display :
II 11:15
M E N U
M E N U = EXIT
TERM ID No. : 001
UP & DN TO SEL
Every transmitter / terminal can be set to a special terminal ID address which is
scanned by any receiver connected. This function is optional and is only of use when
several satellites are connected to several desks.
You can increase the number up to 100 by using the keys up' ↑ and 'down' ↓.
Default terminal ID is 1.
6.2.1.7 Beep
Key sequence:
Display :
II 11:15
M E N U
M E N U = EXIT
ADJUSTEMENTS
BEEP : ON
UP & DN TO SEL
This sub-menu is used to switch the acustical key click and the send feedback
signal ON or OFF. When BEEP is set ON, every push on a key provokes an
acoustical key click on the sender's built-in speaker, and furthermore a beep signal
is issued when the key code(s) entered were received correctly from a receiver.
Default is beep 'ON'. You can toggle beteen the beep possibilities "ON" and "OFF"
by using the keys up' ↑ and 'down' ↓.
MENU
→→
→→
→
5
→→
→→
→
MENU 6
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