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Having ensured that your Magnum Pro 2000 is properly installed, you may now connect it
To the mains. This will automatically turn the machine on to stand-by.
Switching on:
To enable the heater circuit, simply turn the remote control potentiometer clock wise until
It clicks and the red POWER LED turns on. Located on the back of the Magnum Pro 2000
are three LEDs which indicate the following:
POWER (red LED): The same as the Power LED on the remote control unit. The POWER
LED will always be on when the heater circuit is enabled.
HEAT (red LED): This LED indicates that the machine is heating. Switching on a cold
Machine will instantly start heating and it will normally take 8 to 10 minutes until it stops
Heating again. At the end of the heating period the heat LED will start flashing fast and then
Slowly until it turns off, thus indicating that the heating element has reached maximum
Temperature and the heating process is terminated.
READY (green LED). This LED indicates that the machine is ready for operation. When the
READY LED is off, it will NOT be possible to produce smoke, since the temperature of the
Heating element will not be high enough.
Please note that the HEAT LED and READY LED can be on simultaneously, meaning that
smoke production is possible even though the machine is heating.
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Manual operation: As soon as the green READY LED turns on you may start producing smoke, simply by pressing the smoke button on the remote control unit. The level of the smoke emission can be adjusted via the smoke output potentiometer. The fluid pump will stop instantly when you release the smoke button, however, the smoke emission will continue for another few seconds, due to fluid already pumped into the heating element. 5 Using the auto-timer: This feature allows the machine to produce smoke automatically for a programmable period of time called the duration and then continuously repeat this smoke duration by a programmable cycle. Both duration, cycle and smoke level are stored in the Magnum Pro 2000 memory, not in the remote control unit. Follow the listed example below to get familiar with this feature: Adjust the smoke output potentiometer to medium smoke emission. Press the smoke button for approximately 3 seconds. Wait 7 seconds and then press the timer store button to store the sequence. Assuming that the READY LED is on, the Magnum Pro 2000 will now produce smoke at medium level for 3 seconds, wait 7 seconds and then produce smoke for another 3 seconds etc. In this example, the duration is 3 seconds and the cycle 10 seconds (duration + pause = 3 + 7 = 10). The maximum cycle length programmable is approximately 1 hour at a resolution of approximately 1/10 of a second. As mentioned above, the auto-timer sequence is stored in the memory and will not be cleared when disconnecting the machine from mains power. Switched on the machine will automatically start executing the sequence as soon the READY LED turns on. Adjusting the smoke output potentiometer will not affect the performance of the auto-timer. You can still produce smoke manually by pressing the smoke button on the remote control unit and in case this level is higher than the memory level, it will override the memory level. To terminate the auto-timer sequence, press the timer store button for 5 seconds. This will clear the memory.
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OPERATING VIA A 0-10 VOLT SOURCE Basically, operation via a 0-10 Volt signal is similar to operation via the remote control unit, since the voltage level in this case determines the function. You will need to unplug the remote control unit and connect your analog source to the XLR control input on the back of the machine. Before connecting you must ensure that GND (ground) on your analog source will connect to pin 1 on the XLR control input and that the +0-10V output on your analog source will connect to pin 3 on the XLR control input. Voltage applied to control input (approximately) Function 0 - 1.0 V No function - machine stand by. 1.0 - 2.5 V Enabling the heater circuit - same as power on. 2.5 - 9.5 V Smoke emission. Output increases with control voltage. 9.5 - 10.0 V Timer store.
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