High End Systems Roadster Orbital Head System - Manual (Page 11)

Roadster Orbital Head System User Manual 1
Chapter 1:
Product Overview
The Roadster Orbital Movement system from High End Systems ® utilizes a moving mirror
head mounted on the front of a Christie Digital Roadster S+12/16 3-chip, DLP ® –based
projector to position a projected image anywhere in three-dimensional space. A power hub
component mounts separately to allow DMX control of the Orbital Head movement and
projector shutter, lamp, focus and zoom. It operates with the Catalyst
® Media Server (a
separate product that provides real-time video rendering) or independently as a standalone
fixture on a DMX link.
The Roadster Orbital Movement System system ships with:
• A Periscopic Dual-Mirror Orbital Head
• A bracket kit for mounting the Orbital Head to a Christie Digital Roadster Projector
• A Power Hub with truss mounting bracket
• Cabling for XLR, RS-232 and power connections
A System using a dual Mirror Head and a Catalyst Media Server version 1.2 requires a DMX
lighting console that can control 56 channels per fixture and support true 16-bit values on
15+ channels. The Wholehog III™, Hog iPC, Hog 1000, and Hog 500 lighting consoles are
DMX controllers available from High End Systems to control the Catalyst system (see
Accessories on page 2). Contact the controller’s vendor regarding Catalyst support on other
DMX controllers. For more information on operating the fixture with a controller (or control
device such as DMX control software), consult controller documentation.
A video wall, LED panel, or other video display may be required for a specific application.
The Roadster Orbital Movement System customized roadcase is available separately as part
number 56010001.
Orbital Movement System Features
• USITT DMX512 compatible control
• High resolution stepper motors (180,000 steps per revolution) to provide smooth, 16-bit
DMX movement control
• Quick Path feature to allow faster position changes in Mirror 2 movement
• Mounting hardware to allow mounting to a Christie S+12K or S+16K projector.
• Universal variable 100–230V power input
• On-board menu system with dot matrix display
• RS-232 connection for projector control