Centrepiece - Unspecified MARTIN - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Decorative Centerpiece
Dimensions (LxWxH)	30 x 30 x 20 cm
Weight	1.5 kg
Material	Glass and metal
Power Source	AC adapter (input: 100-240V, 50/60Hz) or 3 AA batteries
Power Consumption	5W (LED lighting)
Lighting Modes	Warm white, cool white, RGB color cycle, dimmable
Control Method	Touch sensor on base or remote control (included)
Timer Function	4-hour auto-off timer
Battery Life	Approximately 20 hours on low brightness (batteries not included)
Water Resistance	IP20 (indoor use only)
Care Instructions	Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or immerse in water.
Safety Warnings	Keep away from children and pets. Do not place near heat sources or flammable materials.
Package Contents	1 x Centrepiece, 1 x AC adapter, 1 x remote control, 1 x user manual
Warranty	2 years limited warranty
Compliance	CE, RoHS, FCC

Frequently Asked Questions - Centrepiece MARTIN

How do I turn on the Centrepiece?

Touch the sensor on the base of the centerpiece. A short touch toggles power on/off. You can also use the remote control included.

Can I change the light color?

Yes. Touch and hold the sensor for 3 seconds to cycle through colors, or use the color mode button on the remote to select from warm white, cool white, or RGB colors.

How do I adjust brightness?

Tap the sensor repeatedly to cycle through brightness levels (high, medium, low). The remote also has dedicated brightness + and - buttons.

What power source should I use?

You can power the unit using the included AC adapter (plug into a wall outlet) or insert 3 AA batteries (not included) into the battery compartment on the bottom.

How long do batteries last?

Battery life depends on brightness level: approximately 20 hours on low, 10 hours on medium, and 5 hours on high. Use the auto-off timer to conserve power.

Is the Centrepiece waterproof?

No, it is rated IP20 for indoor use only. Keep away from water and moisture to avoid damage.

How do I clean the centerpiece?

Unplug the unit and remove batteries. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or immerse in water.

What should I do if the remote control stops working?

First, check the batteries in the remote and replace if needed. Ensure there are no obstructions between the remote and the centerpiece. If issues persist, try resetting the unit by unplugging it for 10 seconds.

Can I use the centerpiece outdoors?

No, it is designed for indoor use only. Exposure to rain, humidity, or extreme temperatures may cause malfunction or damage.

What is the warranty period?

The Centrepiece comes with a 2-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects. For warranty claims, contact Martin customer support with your purchase receipt.

USER MANUAL Centrepiece MARTIN

MOUNTING THE ROTATING MIRRORWHEEL.... 3

MOUNTING THE LAMP INSIDE THE CENTREPIECE 4

SWITCHING THE LAMP ON AND OFF 5

SEQUENTIAL START OF THE MSR 1200 LAMPS 5

DIP SWITCH SETTINGS FOR THE CENTREPIECE 6

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS....7

INTRODUCTION

SELECTING MAINS VOLTAGE AND FREQUENCY

To ensure proper and safe operation of your Centrepiece, it is most important that the transformer and ballast are wired correctly for your local mains voltage and frequency. The factory setting is printed on the serial number label which is located on the top of the unit, but please ensure that this setting matches your local mains supply.

It is possible, however, to rewire the unit according to your local mains voltage and frequency by following the procedure below. The mains transformer can be wired to 100, 120, 215, 230 or 250 Volts and the ballast to 50 or 60 Hz.

IMPORTANT!

BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PLEASE ENSURE THAT THE UNIT IS DISCONNECTED FROM ANY MAINS AC POWER

• Place the Centrepiece on one of the sides so that the arrow on the wiring label points upwards.
  ■ Unscrew the eight screws which secure the upper side-cover to the top- and bottom-plate and then remove the side-cover.
• Locate the mains transformer with the white screw terminals. Please note that the values for voltage and frequency on these terminals are not printed on the transformer but on the wiring label.
  ■ Move the brown voltage wire marked by a yellow 'V' to the required voltage terminal.
  ■ Move the brown frequency wire marked by a yellow 'F' to the required frequency terminal.
  ■ Mount the side-cover back onto the unit before switching on.

MOUNTING THE LAMP INSIDE THE CENTREPIECE

IMPORTANT!

BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PLEASE ENSURE THAT THE UNIT IS DISCONNECTED FROM ANY MAINS AC POWER

■ Place the Centrepiece so that it rests on one of the sides - not the top or the bottom plate.
- Locate the fan-plate (onto which the fan is mounted) on the top of the Centrepiece. Unscrew the four finger-screws which secure the fan-plate to the unit. You can now easily pull out the fan-plate together with the lamp-holder.
- Hold the lamp by the ceramic parts, taking care not to touch the glass parts. Push the lamp firmly into the lamp-holder, carefully replace the fan-plate and tighten the four finger screws.

IMPORTANT!

IF YOU DO TOUCH THE GLASS PART OF THE LAMP WITH YOUR FINGERS YOU MUST CLEAN IT THOROUGHLY WITH ALCOHOL BEFORE USE

You can now operate the Centrepiece unit(s) in the "stand alone" mode if you set the DIP switches to one of the settings shown on page 6. The projectors will perform a pre-

REMOTE CONTROLLED BLACK-OUT

When operating the Centrepiece(s) in the stand alone mode, it is possible to stop/pause the chase and black-out the unit(s). This can be done remotely by connecting the black Remote Control (instead of the female termination plug) to the master unit. The length of cable between the remote control and the master unit should not exceed 10 metres. When disabling the remote control again, the unit(s) will continue the performance. Additionally, the remote control includes a 0-10 V input accessible through the two screw terminals inside the remote control box. This feature allows you to black-out the unit(s) from a standard 0-10 V lighting console. Black-out will occur when the input voltage exceeds approximately 8 V.

■ Connect the Centrepiece to the controller using the XLR/XLR or XLR/DSUB cable which came with the controller.
■ If you are only using one Centrepiece insert the terminating plug, which came with the controller, into the unused XLR socket on the Centrepiece.
If you are using other lighting units with the controller they should be connected together with XLR/XLR cables. The order is not important - use an order which gives the easiest and shortest cable routing. The last unit on the link should be terminated with the terminating plug.
- Set the DIP switch on the Centrepiece to the desired controller channel as shown on page 6.
■ Switch the Centrepiece(s) on before you switch on the controller. A short start-up and test routine will be performed.

By clicking on the field marked 'Lamp On' the lamp will fire and by clicking on the field marked 'Lamp Off' the lamp will be turned off. These two features can be used in sequences that you write but they should be the only command given to the unit E.G. no color or mirror changes aswell. Please note that because the Centrepiece uses a discharge lamp YOU WILL NEED TO WAIT AT LEAST TEN MINUTES AFTER YOU HAVE SWITCHED THE LAMP OFF BEFORE YOU CAN SWITCH IT BACK ON AGAIN SUCCESSFULLY.

The Software required to run the Centrepiece via the Martin 2032 Controller is Version 1.38 or higher.

If you are using the Martin Professional 3032 controller you will need the following instructions: After booting up the controller you will find yourself at the 'Main Menu', click on the field marked 'Sequence'. Select the units that you wish to turn on or off, if you have not configured the units yet you should refer to the Users Manual for your controller for further help. On this screen you will also see a field marked 'Light', click on this field and a new bottom screen will appear as a sub-page. You will see that there are Two boxes - one marked 'Power On' and one marked 'Power Off'. These are the Two controls for turning the lamp on and off for the Centrepiece ONLY. By clicking on the field marked 'Power On' the lamp will fire and by clicking on the field marked 'Power Off' the lamp will be turned off. These two features can be used in sequences that you write but they should be the only command given to the unit E.G. no color or mirror changes as well.

The Software required to run the Centrepiece via the Martin 3032 Controller is Version 1.05 or higher.

If you are using the Martin Professional DMX Interface and a separate DMX Controller you will need the following instructions: To turn on the Lamp of the Centretepiece via a DMX board you will first need to locate the channel faders that are controlling each unit. The first channel for each unit controls the Lamp and the Shutter. To send the signal required to turn the lamp On you should move

DIP SWITCH SETTINGS FOR THE CENTREPIECE

Address settings for Centrepiece
Unit no. Unit no.
1	1	17	1,5
2	2	18	2,5
3	1,2	19	1,2,5
4	3	20	3,5
5	1,3	21	1,3,5
6	2,3	22	2,3,5
7	1,2,3	23	1,2,3,5
8	4	24	4,5
9	1,4	25	1,4,5
10	2,4	26	2,4,5
11	1,2,4	27	1,2,4,5
12	3,4	28	3,4,5
13	1,3,4	29	1,3,4,5
14	2,3,4	30	2,3,4,5
15	1,2,3,4	31	1,2,3,4,5
16	5	32	6
Sequence settings for Centrepiece - Stand Alone
Description
Reset		All switches set to OFF position
Demo random		2,3,6
Demo random with music trig		1,2,3,6
Factory programmed chase		2,4,6
Factory programmed chase with music trig		1,2,4,6
Adjustment (For Service use)		3,4,5,6
Adjustment with music trig		1,3,4,5,6

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions Height: 512 mm (610 mm with bracket)
	Length: 525 mmDepth: 525 mm
Weight 40 kg
AC-voltage	100/120/215/230/250 V
AC-frequency	50/60 Hz
Power consumption 1400 W / 1600 VA
Current consumption 6.5 A at 250V/50Hz
	7.0 A at 230V/50Hz7.5 A at 215V/50Hz13.5 A at 120V/60Hz16.0 A at 100V/60Hz
Fuse 20 AT
Lamp Philips MSR 1200 discharge