ColorSpot 700E AT™

Name: ColorSpot 700E AT™
Brand: Robe Lighting s.r.o.

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ColorSpot 700E AT™

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The ColorSpot 700E AT marks a new series of Robe 700 W movinghead fixtures. Featuring the MSR GOLD 700 FastFit lamp, it is ideal for all professional applications and installations. It also offers a full CMY and CTO colour mixing systems, a colour wheel with 7 replaceable ″SLOT&LOCK″ dichroic filters; a static gobo wheel with 9 replaceable ″SLOT&LOCK″ gobos and a rotating gobo wheel with 7 replaceable ″SLOT&LOCK″ gobos; a replaceable animation wheel and a rotating 3-facet prism. The zoom range is 15° - 51° and there’s also dimmer, shutter, strobe effects.

Gobos&Farben

Technische Spezifikation

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Lichtquelle

Lamp: Compact high-presure metal halide lamp

Base: PGJX50

Approved model: Philips MSR Gold 700 FastFit

Control: Automatic and remote on/off

Ballast: Electronic

Optisches System

Elektrische Spezifikationen und Anschlüsse

Mechanische Spezifikationen

Thermische Spezifikation

Statische Gobos

Rotierbare Gobos

Steuerung und Programmierung

Setting & Addressing: ROBE Navigation System (RNS)

Protocol: USITT DMX-512, RDM support

Control channels: 26, 28, 31, 34 or 36 5 DMX protocol modes

3-editable programs, each up to 99 steps

Stand-alone operation

Display: Blue/white LCD graphic

Pan/Tilt resolution: 16bit

Movement control: Tracking and vector

Colour wheel positioning: 8 or 16bit

Static gobo wheel positioning: 8 or 16bit

Rotating gobos: 8 or 16bit

Iris: 8 or 16bit

Frost: 8 or 16bit

Zoom: 8 or 16bit

Dimmer: 8 or 16bit

Ethernet port: Art-Net protocol, ready for ACN

Data in/out: Locking 3-pin & 5-pin XLR

Built-in analyser for easy fault finding

Elektromechanische Effekte

Cyan: 0-100%

Magenta: 0-100%

Yellow:0-100%

CTO: 0-100%

Colour wheel: 7 replaceable ″SLOT&LOCK″ dichroic filters + open

Static Gobo wheel: 9 replaceable ″SLOT&LOCK″ gobos + open

Rotating Gobo wheel: 7 rotating, indexable, replaceable ″SLOT&LOCK″ glass gobos + open

Animation wheel: Replaceable, variable rotation angle,continuous rotation in both directions at different speeds

Iris: Motorized, stepless

Prism: 3-facet indexable prism rotating in both directions at different speeds

Frost effect: Separate, variable

Dimmer/Shutter: Full range dimming and variable strobe effect, Electronic strobbing “ZAP”

Motorized zoom and focus

Pan: 540°

Tilt: 280°

Rigging

Zubehör

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