VL500 Service A
VL500 Service A
VL500 Service A
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VL500 Luminaires Service Manual
The information furnished in this manual is for informational use only and is subject to change without notice. Please check
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Version as of: 21-May-2009
Part number: 02.9685.0010 A
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VERSION
DATE
Rev. 0 (Initial)
17-July-2006
Rev. A
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Compliance Notice
FCC
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A
digital device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when this equipment is operated in
a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with Vari-Lite system,
service, and safety guidelines, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his/her
own expense.
Declaration of Conformity
We declare, under our sole responsibility, that this product complies with the relevant
clauses of the following standards and harmonized documents:
Safety
EN 60598-1:200/A11:2000 + A12:2002 Luminaire Safety Standard, General Requirements
EN 60598-2 17:1989/A2:1991 Specification for Luminaires for Stage and Studio Lighting
EMC
EN 61000-6-4:2001 Emission Standard for industrial environments
EN 61000-6-2:2001 Immunity for industrial environments
We certify that the product conforms to the protection requirements of council directives:
73/23/EEC (LVD) and 89/336/EEC (EMC)
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SAFETY NOTICE
Safety Notice
It is extremely important to read ALL safety information and instructions provided in
this manual and any accompanying documentation before installing and operating the
products described herein. Heed all cautions and warnings during installation and use
of this product.
Safety symbols used throughout this manual are as follows:
GENERAL INFORMATION PERTAINING TO PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRICAL SHOCK, FIRE, EXPOSURE TO EXCESSIVE UV RADIATION, AND
INJURY TO PERSONS CAN BE FOUND BELOW.
WARNING:
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE
1. VARILITE luminaires have been designed for use only with certain Philips and
Osram HID lamps. Note lamp type (MSR400, MSR700HR etc.) before replacing lamps.
Installing another type of lamp may be hazardous.
2. Luminaires may be mounted on any type of surface as long as mounting instructions are
followed. See instructions detailed in this manual.
3. Replace fuses with same type and rating only.
4. Note distance requirement from combustible materials or illuminated objects for
VARILITE luminaires.
WARNING:
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRICAL
SHOCK
1. VARILITE luminaires are designed for dry locations only. Exposure to rain or
moisture may damage luminaire.
2. Disconnect power before servicing any VARILITE equipment.
3. Servicing to be performed by qualified personnel only.
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WARNING:
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST EXCESSIVE
EXPOSURE TO UV RADIATION
1. Many VARILITE luminaires use an HID type lamp that produces UV radiation. DO
NOT look directly at lamp.
2. It is hazardous to operate luminaires without lens or shield. Shields, lenses, or ultraviolet
screens shall be changed if they have become visibly damaged to such an extent that their
effectiveness is impaired. For example, by cracks or deep scratches.
WARNING:
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROTECTION AGAINST INJURY TO PERSONS
1. Exterior surfaces of the luminaire will be hot during operation. Use appropriate safety
equipment (gloves, eye protection, etc.) when handling and adjusting hot equipment and
components.
2. Luminaires will have a hot lamp when operating. Disconnect power and allow lamp to
cool before replacing.
3. Arc lamps emit ultraviolet radiation which can cause serious skin burn and eye
inflammation. Additionally, arc lamps operate under high pressure at very high
temperatures. Should the lamp break, there can exist a danger of personal injury and/or
fire from broken lamp particles being discharged.
4. Wear eye protection when relamping.
5. Appropriate safety equipment (gloves, eye protection) should be used when handling
damaged lamps.
6. If lamp is touched with bare hands, clean lamp with isopropyl alcohol and wipe with
lint-free cloth before installing or powering up the luminaire.
7. The lamp shall be changed if it has become damaged or thermally deformed.
WARNING:
RF INTERFERENCE
1. This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio
interference, in which case, the user may be required to take adequate measures.
ARC LAMP CHARACTERISTIC CONSIDERATIONS
1. Arc lamps require a period of time to relight after a power interruption or a severe voltage
dip. In some cases, lamp will automatically relight after it has cooled depending on Lamp
Power-Up State (L ON/ LOFF) system configuration setting.
2. Burning position is universal.
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SICHERHEITSHINWEISE
Sicherheitshinweise
Es ist uerst wichtig, ALLE Sicherheitsinformationen und -hinweise in diesem
Handbuch und dem beiliegenden Informationsmaterial zu lesen, bevor Sie die hierin
beschriebenen Produkte installieren bzw. bedienen. Halten Sie bei der Installation und
dem Einsatz dieses Produkts alle Warnhinweise und Vorsichtsmanahmen ein.
Folgende Sicherheitssymbole werden in diesem Handbuch verwendet:
VORSICHT - weist auf mglichen Produktschaden hin.
NACHSTEHEND FINDEN SIE ALLGEMEINE HINWEISE BER SICHERHEITSVORKEHRUNGEN GEGEN ELEKTROSCHOCK, FEUER, BERHHTE
UV-STRAHLUNG UND KRPERVERLETZUNGEN.
WARNUNG:
HINWEISE ZUM FEUERSCHUTZ
1. VARILITE-Scheinwerfer sind ausschlielich fr den Einsatz mit bestimmten Philips
und Osram HID-Lampen geeignet. Achten Sie auf den Lampentyp (MSR400,
MSR700HR etc.), bevor Sie die jeweiligen Lampen ersetzen. Die Installation eines
anderen Lampentyps kann gefhrlich sein.
2. Scheinwerfer knnen auf jeder beliebigen Oberflche montiert werden, solange Sie die
Montageanweisungen befolgen. Detaillierte Hinweise finden Sie in diesem Handbuch.
3. Ersetzen Sie Sicherungen nur mit Sicherungen vom gleichen Typ und gleicher Strke.
4. Beachten Sie die Einhaltung des erforderlichen Sicherheitsabstandes der
VARILITE-Scheinwerfer von brennbarem Material oder beleuchteten Objekten.
WARNUNG:
HINWEISE ZUM SCHUTZ GEGEN ELEKTROSCHOCK
1. VARILITE-Scheinwerfer eignen sich ausschlielich fr trockene Standorte. Regen
oder Feuchtigkeit knnen die Scheinwerfer beschdigen.
2. Unterbrechen Sie die Stromzufuhr, bevor Sie mit der Arbeit an VARILITE-Gerten
beginnen.
3. Die Gerte sollten nur von qualifiziertem Personal gewartet werden.
WARNUNG:
HINWEISE ZUM SCHUTZ GEGEN BERHHTE UV-STRAHLUNG
1. Viele VARILITE-Scheinwerfer verwenden einen HID-Lampentyp, der UV-Strahlen
abgibt. SCHAUEN SIE NICHT direkt in die Lampe.
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2. Es ist gefhrlich, Leuchten ohne Linsen oder Blenden zu bedienen. Blenden, Linsen oder
Ultraviolettschirme mssen ausgetauscht werden, sofern deren Schutzwirkung durch
sichtbare Beschdigung (z. B. Sprnge oder Schrammen) eingeschrnkt ist.
WARNUNG:
HINWEISE ZUM SCHUTZ GEGEN KRPERVERLETZUNGEN
1. Bei Betrieb sind die Auenflchen der Scheinwerfer hei. Verwenden Sie bei der
Bedienung von aufgeheizter Apparatur die jeweils geeignete Sicherheitsausrstung
(Handschuhe, Augenschutz etc.).
2. Bei Betrieb der Scheinwerfer ist die Lampe hei. Unterbrechen Sie die Stromzufuhr und
lassen Sie die Lampe abkhlen, wenn Sie diese austauschen.
3. Bogenlampen senden ultraviolette Strahlen aus, die Hautverbrennungen und
Augenentzndungen verursachen knnen. Der Betrieb von Bogenlampen erfolgt unter
Hochdruck und bei hohen Temperaturen. Sollte die Lampe zerbrechen, besteht die Gefahr
von Krperverletzung bzw. von Feuer, das von Lampenteilen ausgelst werden kann.
4. Tragen Sie beim Austausch der Lampen einen Augenschutz.
5. Die geeignete Sicherheitsausrstung (Handschuhe, Augenschutz) sollte beim Umgang mit
beschdigten Lampen verwendet werden.
6. Wenn die Lampe mit bloen Hnden berhrt wird, reinigen Sie sie mit isopropyl Alkohol
und einem flusenfreien Tuch, bevor Sie die Scheinwerfer installieren oder in Betrieb
nehmen.
7. Wenn die Lampe beschdigt oder durch Hitzeeinwirkung deformiert ist, mu diese
ausgetauscht werden.
WARNUNG:
HF-INTERFERENZ
1. Es handelt sich um ein Produkt der Klasse A. In einer Wohnumgebung kann das Produkt
Hochfrequenzstrungen verursachen. In diesem Fall mssen eventuell geeignete
Manahmen getroffen werden.
BESONDERHEITEN VON BOGENLAMPEN
1. Bogenlampen bentigen eine gewisse Zeitdauer, um nach einem Stromausfall oder einem
Spannungsgeflle wieder aufzuleuchten. In einigen Fllen wird die Lampe nach
Abkhlung automatisch wieder aufleuchten, je nach der Systemkonfigurationseinstellung
des Lampeneinschaltungsstatus (L ON/ LOFF).
2. Die Brennposition ist Universal.
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NOTES DE SCURIT
Notes de scurit
Avant de procder linstallation des produits dcrits dans ce guide et de les mettre en
marche, il est extrmement important de lire TOUS les renseignements et TOUTES
les directives de scurit contenues dans ce guide ainsi que toute documentation jointe.
Tenir compte de tous les avertissements et suivre toutes les prcautions pendant
linstallation et lutilisation de cet appareil.
Les symboles de scurit utiliss dans ce guide sont les suivants :
ATTENTION Ce symbole annonce que lappareil risque
dtre endommag.
AVERTISSEMENT Ce symbole annonce quil y a risque
daccident grave ou mme fatal.
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AVERTISSEMENT:
DIRECTIVES POUR SE PROTGER CONTRE UNE EXPOSITION EXCESSIVE
AUX RAYONS UV
1. Plusieurs luminaires VARILITE utilisent une lampe de type HID qui produit des
rayons UV. NE PAS fixer son regard sur la lampe.
2. Lutilisation des luminaires sans lentille ou blindage pose des risques. Tous blindages,
lentilles ou crans ultraviolet visiblement endommags au point que leur efficacit en est
affecte doivent tre remplacs, par exemple sil y a des fissures ou de profondes rayures.
AVERTISSEMENT:
DIRECTIVES POUR SE PROTGER CONTRE LES ACCIDENTS POUVANT
ENTRANER DES BLESSURES
1. Les surfaces externes du luminaire deviennent brlantes quand lappareil est en marche.
Pour manuvrer ou ajuster des appareils brlants et leurs composants, se protger
suffisamment (gants, protection pour les yeux, etc.).
2. La lampe du luminaire est brlante lorquil est en marche. Dbrancher le courant et
attendre que la lampe ait refroidi avant de la remplacer.
3. Les lampes arc mettent des rayons ultraviolets pouvant causer de graves brlures sur la
peau et une inflammation des yeux. De plus, les lampes arc fonctionnent sous haute
tension de trs hautes tempratures. Si la lampe se casse, les particules de la lampe
casse peuvent causer blessures et/ou incendie en sparpillant.
4. Se protger les yeux pour remplacer la lampe.
5. Utiliser des appareils de protection appropris (gants, protection des yeux) pour manier
des lampes endommages.
6. Si la lampe a t touche avec des mains nues, la nettoyer avec de lalcool isopropyl et
lessuyer avec un chiffon non-pelucheux avant dinstaller ou de brancher le luminaire.
7. Si la lampe a t endommage ou a reu une dformation thermique, elle doit tre
remplace.
AVERTISSEMENT:
INTERFRENCE RF
1. Cet appareil est de Classe A. Dans un environnement domestique, cet appareil peut causer
des interfrences radio, et si cest le cas, lutilisateur peut avoir prendre des mesures
adquates.
CONSIDRATIONS DES CARACTRISTIQUES DE LAMPES ARC
1. Aprs une interruption de courant ou une baisse importante de voltage, les lampes arc
mettent du temps avant de se rallumer. Dans certains cas, la lampe se rallumera
automatiquemet aprs stre refroidie. Cela dpend de la manire dont le systme est rgl
pour le statut de mise en marche de la lampe (L ON/ LOFF).
2. La position Brler est Universelle.
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2. Es peligroso operar luminarias sin lentes o protectores. Debe cambiar los protectores,
lentes o pantallas ultravioletas si se aprecia que han sido daadas, y que su efectividad
pudiera estar deteriorada. Por ejemplo, si tuvieran rajaduras o raspaduras profundas.
ADVERTENCIA:
INSTRUCCIONES PARA PROTECCIN CONTRA LESIONES DE PERSONAS
1. Las superficies exteriores de las luminarias estn calientes durante su operacin. Use un
equipo de seguridad apropiado (guantes, proteccin para los ojos, etc.) cuando haga
ajustes en el equipo y componentes que estn calientes.
2. Cuando las luminarias estn en operacin la lmpara estar muy caliente. Desconecte la
energa y deje que la lmpara se enfre antes de reemplazarla.
3. Las lmparas de arco emiten radiaciones ultravioletas que pueden ocasionar serias
quemaduras a la piel e inflamacin a los ojos. Adems, las lmparas de arco operan a alta
presin y muy alta temperatura. Si la lmpara se rompe, puede existir el peligro de
lesiones al personal o un incendio ocasionado por las partculas de la lmpara rota que se
caen.
4. Use proteccin para los ojos cuando vuelve a colocar una lmpara nueva.
5. Use un equipo de seguridad apropiado (guantes, proteccin para los ojos, etc.) cuando
trabaje con lmparas daadas.
6. Si toca la lmpara con las manos, limpie la lmpara con alcohol isopropyl y con tela sin
pelusas antes de instalar o volver a conectar la luminaria.
7. Cambie la lmpara si est daada o deformada termicamente.
ADVERTENCIA:
INTERFERENCIA RF
1. Este es un producto de Clase A. En el ambiente de la casa este producto puede ocasionar
radiointerferencia, en cuyo caso, el usuario debe tomar las medidas adecuadas.
CONSIDERACIONES SOBRE LAS CARACTERSTICAS DE LA LMPARA DE
ARCO
1. Las lmparas de arco requieren un perodo de tiempo para volver a iluminarse despus de
una interrupcin de energa o de una severa cada de voltaje. En algunos casos, la lmpara
se volver a iluminar en forma automtica despus que se ha enfriado dependiendo de la
configuracin del sistema de energa de la lmpara (L ON / L OFF) (L encendida / L
apagada).
2. La posicin de encendido es universal.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of Contents
Introduction
Disclosure ....................................................................................................................
About This Manual ......................................................................................................
Additional Documentation...........................................................................................
Customer Service .........................................................................................................
1
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2
Chapter 1. Description
Features
Product Features........................................................................................................... 4
Model Specific Features .............................................................................................. 5
Component Descriptions
External Luminaire Components ................................................................................. 7
Luminaire Internal Head Components......................................................................... 8
Luminaire Yoke Components ...................................................................................... 9
Arc Ballast Unit ......................................................................................................... 11
Dimmer Models ......................................................................................................... 11
Principles of Operation
VL500 Incandescent Luminaires ............................................................................... 12
VL500 Incandescent Block Diagram - Without On-Board IGBT Dimmer (120V or
240V)................................................................................................................... 12
VL500D Incandescent Luminaires ............................................................................ 13
VL500D Incandescent Block Diagram - With On-Board IGBT Dimmer (120V or
240V)................................................................................................................... 13
VL500 80V Incandescent Luminaires ....................................................................... 14
VL500 80V Incandescent Block Diagram - With On-Board 80V Dimmer........ 14
VL500A Luminaire.................................................................................................... 15
VL500A Arc Block Diagram - With External Arc Ballast ................................. 15
Chapter 2. Maintenance
Testing
Running Parameter Tests ...........................................................................................
Diagnostic Tests .........................................................................................................
Test Descriptions.................................................................................................
Test Menu System Chart .....................................................................................
Lamp Hours Progress Bar (Arc Models Only) ..........................................................
Equipment Handling
Locations/Use ............................................................................................................
Lamps.........................................................................................................................
Servicing..............................................................................................................
Heat .....................................................................................................................
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Lamp Life............................................................................................................. 23
Solid State Electronics................................................................................................ 24
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) ............................................................................. 24
Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs)............................................................................. 24
Maintenance Procedures
Lamp Replacement - Incandescent............................................................................. 25
Lamp Replacement - Arc............................................................................................ 27
Align Lamp For Maximum Beam Irradiance............................................................. 29
Front Glass Replacement............................................................................................ 31
Magenta/Blue DICHRO*TUNE Rear Bulkhead Replacement.................................. 33
Amber/Diffuser (or Dimmer) DICHRO*TUNE Front Bulkhead Replacement ........ 35
Color Filter and Diffuser Panel Replacement ............................................................ 37
Arc Dimmer Panel Replacement ................................................................................ 39
Linear Actuator Motor Replacement (Magenta/Blue Bulkhead) ............................... 41
Linear Actuator Motor Replacement (Amber/Diffuser [or Dimmer] Bulkhead) ....... 43
Incandescent Lamp Socket Assembly (VL500 and VL500D Only) Replacement .... 45
Arc Lamp Socket Assembly (VL500A and VL500 80V Only) Replacement ........... 47
Display PCB Replacement ......................................................................................... 49
Main Control PCB/Fan Assembly Replacement........................................................ 50
Low Voltage Supply (LVS) Replacement (VL500/VL500D/VL500A Only)............ 52
Low Voltage Supply (LVS) Temperature PCB Replacement (VL500/VL500D/VL500A
Only)........................................................................................................................... 53
Low Voltage Supply (LVS) Replacement (VL500 80V Only)................................... 54
Low Voltage Supply (LVS) Temperature PCB Replacement (VL500 80V Only) ..... 56
Tilt Motor Assembly Replacement............................................................................. 58
Pan Motor Assembly Replacement ............................................................................ 60
Pan/Tilt Encoder PCB Replacement........................................................................... 61
Arc Ignitor PCB Replacement (VL500A Only)......................................................... 62
IGBT Dimmer Replacement - VL500D Only ............................................................ 63
80V Dimmer Replacement - VL500 80V Only ......................................................... 65
Arc Ballast Replacement (VL500A Only) ................................................................. 67
Safety Relay Replacement (VL500A Only)............................................................... 68
AC Input (PowerCon) Connector Replacement ......................................................... 69
Mini-XLR (Display/Remote Programming) Connector Replacement....................... 70
DMX PCB Assembly Replacement ........................................................................... 71
Cleaning Optical Lenses and Filters........................................................................... 72
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INTRODUCTION :
Introduction
Disclosure
This technical manual is confidential property of Vari-Lite. All information contained
herein is the sole and exclusive property of Vari-Lite and may not be used, disclosed,
or reproduced in any manner without the prior written consent of Vari-Lite.
WARNING: It is important to read ALL accompanying safety instructions to avoid
damage to the product and potential injury to yourself or others.
Part Number
Source
Comments
20.9685.0001
Tungsten
VL500 Luminaire
20.9685.0011
Tungsten
20.9685.0002
Tungsten
20.9685.0012
Tungsten
VL500D
TM
Wash Luminaire
20.9685.0003
Tungsten
VL500D
TM
Wash Luminaire
20.9685.0013
Tungsten
Wash Luminaire
20.9685.0004
Tungsten
20.9685.0014
Tungsten
20.9685.0006
Arc
20.9685.0016
Arc
VL500 80V
TM
N ot e : * = L a m p T yp e i s s p e c i f i e d b y c u s t o me r a t t i m e o f o r d e r i n g .
Note: Performing maintenance procedures contained in this manual may void the
product warranty. Refer to the Vari-Lite Limited Warranty card included in the
shipping package for this VARILITE product.
Additional Documentation
A support web page for VL500 series luminaires is available at www.vari-lite.com
(follow the Support link).
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A users manual is available for installation and operation of the VL500 wash
luminaire. This manual is available in electronic (PDF) format.
Customer Service
Our Goal
For assistance in your area, call the dealer from which your product(s) were
purchased.
or
Contact an Authorized Service Center.
or
Contact the Vari-Lite Customer Service Department, 9am - 6pm CST Monday through
Friday, at the following:
phone: 1.877.VARI-LITE (1-877.827.4548) or 1.214.647.7880
fax: 1.214.647.8038
E-mail: [email protected]
Additional Resources
For additional resources and documentation, please visit our website at:
www.vari-lite.com and follow the Support link.
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CHAPTER 1.
Description
This chapter provides an overview of luminaire features, components
and operations.
Features
Component Descriptions
Principles of Operation
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Features
Product Features
VL500 Wash Luminaire have the following features:
Color
Enhanced DICHROTUNETM radial color changing mechanism
featuring independent magenta, blue, and amber color control
capable of smooth, timed color crossfades or changes.
Pastel (Dichroic Glass) Option:
As an option, all versions of the VL500 wash luminaire are available with pastel
or lighter colored magenta and blue color filters. VL500 wash luminaires fitted with
pastel-colored dichroic glass maintain the electrical specifications of the standard
version of the VL500 wash.
Intensity Control
Tungsten models offer an optional integral dimmer or may be dimmed with a
customer supplied external dimmer. Arc models contain an internal mechanical
douser.
Beam Control
In all models, a selection of six, easily interchangeable front lenses provide a variety
of beam size and shape options. In the VL500, VL500D, and VL500 80V models an
internal, variable diffuser mechanism provides additional beam control. With stipple
lens (standard on all models) in place and adjustment of diffusion, beam angle is
capable of variance from 8-24.
LCD Display
All VL500 wash luminaires come with a on-board, backlit LCD display for
luminaire status, address, set-up, etc.
Pan and Tilt
Smooth, time-controlled continuous motion by way of a three-phase stepper motor
system. Range: Pan - 540, Tilt - 270. Pan/Tilt Accuracy: 0.3 resolution.
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DESCRIPTION :
120V (or 240V), 1200W (or 1000W) Tungsten Halogen lamp source.
120V (or 240V), 1200W (or 1000W) Tungsten Halogen lamp source.
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DESCRIPTION :
Component Descriptions
External Luminaire Components
The following illustration shows the external luminaire components and controls.
Input Panel Connections
Lamp Power
Input Cable
3-Pole Neutrik
Locking Connector
for AC Input
Input Panel
Provides DMX In and
Thru, and AC Power
connections.
Base
Provides hook mounting
holes and safety cable
connection.
AC Power
Input Cable
Lamp Power
Input Cable
Head Assembly
Houses color, dimmer (arc models) or
difusser (tungsten models) mechanisms.
Heatsink Assembly
Provides access to lamp
for replacement.
Menu Display
Used to input manual
commands, program, test,
set defaults and access
internal status information.
LCD
Display
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Backcap Assembly
Provides access to lamp
for replacement
Head Covers
Front Ring
Provides frame for mounting lenses stipple (standard with fixture). Optional
lenses: clear, 8-row, 10-row, 12-row, or
buxom.
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DESCRIPTION :
Tilt Mechanism
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Pan Mechanism
VL500A Models
Pan Mechanism
Standard Yoke
Arm Cover
80V Dimmer
Module
80V Dimmer Yoke
Arm Cover
Ignitor PCB
Ignites lamp in arc models
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DESCRIPTION :
Ballast Unit
Provides power for
arc lamp source.
Note: The Lamp Power Input Cable has conductors for lamp power and ballast
control. It is NOT compatible with VARILITE Series 300 lamp runs.
Dimmer Models
An on-board dimmer is
included with VL500D and
VL500 80V incandescent
dimmer models. The dimmer
heatsink is visible on the powerside yoke leg as shown in this
illustration.
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On-Board Dimmer
VL500D Models - Internal lamp power
dimmer configured for either 120V or
240V operation depending on model.
VL500 80V Models - Internal lamp power
dimmer configured specifically for 80V
lamps.
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Principles of Operation
VL500 Incandescent Luminaires
VL500 Incandescent Block Diagram - Without On-Board
IGBT Dimmer (120V or 240V)
Pan
Motor
Tilt
Motor
Pan
Encoder
Tilt
Encoder
J4
J7
J6
J8
J3
Magenta
Motor
Blue
Motor
Display
DMX
PCB
Thermal
Switch
Remote
Conn.
LVS
Amber
Motor
Diffuser
Motor
Thru In
Terminal
Block
Luminaire
Power In
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Fan
Fan
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Power In
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Pan
Motor
Tilt
Motor
Pan
Encoder
Tilt
Encoder
J4
J7
J6
J8
J3
J2
Magenta
Motor
Blue
Motor
Display
DMX
PCB
Thermal
Switch
Remote
Conn.
LVS
Amber
Motor
Diffuser
Motor
Thru In
Fan
Terminal
Block
Luminaire
Power In
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Fan
IGBT
Dimmer
Lamp
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Pan
Motor
Tilt
Motor
Pan
Encoder
Tilt
Encoder
J4
J7
J6
J8
J3
J2
Magenta
Motor
Blue
Motor
Display
DMX
PCB
Remote
Conn.
LVS
Amber
Motor
Diffuser
Motor
Thru In
Fan
Terminal
Block
Luminaire
Power In
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Ferrite
Core
Thermal
Switch
Fan
80V
Dimmer
Fan
Lamp
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VL500A Luminaire
VL500A Arc Block Diagram - With External Arc Ballast
Lamp
Backcap
Interlock
Fan
Tilt
Motor
Pan
Motor
Ignitor
PCB
Pan
Encoder
Relay
ARC Ballast
Tilt
Encoder
J4
J5
J7
J6
J8
J3
Magenta
Motor
Blue
Motor
Display
DMX
PCB
Thermal
Switch
Remote
Conn.
LVS
Amber
Motor
Dimmer
Motor
Thru In
Fan
Fan
Terminal
Block
Luminaire
Power In
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Notes
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CHAPTER 2.
Maintenance
This chapter contains test, service, and standard maintenance
procedures.
Testing
Equipment Handling
Maintenance Procedures
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Testing
Running Parameter Tests
The luminaire is capable of running self tests by using the TEST menu functions. For
complete details and values for each test refer to Diagnostic Tests on page 20.
When running tests on multiple luminaires, a DMX termination connector is required at the
last luminaire in the chain. (Refer to users manual for more information regarding the
construction of this connector.)
Note: There is a known issue with all versions of code for the VL500 wash luminaires
concerning the Test menu options. Issues arose when running a test from one VL500
wash luminaire to multiple VL500 wash luminaires (of a different type) across the VL500
wash platform. To alleviate this, when testing in groups, only test same Lamp Type luminaires
(for example: VL500A wash [700W arc] with other VL500A wash [700W arc] lights,
VL500 wash [120V/1200W tungsten] wash with other VL500 wash [120V/1200W
tungsten] lights, etc.). The issue, described above, does not pose any problems when operating
VL500 wash luminaires during normal operation under DMX control.
Slave Luminaire
AC In
Slave Luminaire
AC In
AC In
Data Thru
Data Thru
Termination
1. Press [Menu].
Step
Step
3. Use [Up] / [Down] arrows to select a parameter to test. Refer to VL500 Test
Menu System Chart on page 21 for a complete list of test parameters which can
be chosen.
Step
Step
Note: Connected luminaires may not respond on the first action (may delay) of the master
luminaire.
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MAINTENANCE :
Movement Disable
The Movement option allows pan and tilt to be disabled so that the luminaire can be placed
in any position for testing without movement occurring. In order to regain full control of the
luminaire, Movement will need to be enabled after testing.
Note: When using the Movement option, pan and tilt will be disabled for all the luminaires
that are linked.
To set movement option:
Step
1. Press [Menu].
Step
Step
Step
Step
5. Use [Up] / [Down] arrows to select Enable or Disable. Press [Enter] to select.
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Diagnostic Tests
The following diagnostic tests are available in the test menu.
Test Descriptions
All Seq................. Tests all functions in sequential order.
Pan/Tilt ................ Tests different pan and tilt movements.
Pan...................... Tests different pan movements.
Tilt........................ Tests different tilt movements.
Dimmer................ Tests different dimmer moves/operation.
Diffuser ................ Tests diffuser movement.
Cyan.................... Tests Cyan color wheel movements.
Yellow .................. Tests Yellow color wheel movements.
Magenta .............. Tests Magenta color wheel movements.
Encoder............... Disables pan and tilt and displays encoder value.
Fan ...................... Tests fan level (speed 1 to 7, 7 is fastest).
Temperature ........ Displays LVS or MCB temperatures (in oC).
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2nd Level
3rd Level
RunTest
Pan/Tilt Pan/Tilt
RunTest
Pan Pan
Pan 1
4th Level
5thLevel
Pan 2
Tilt Tilt
Tilt 1
Tilt 2
Dimmer Dimmer
Dimmer 1
Dimmer 2
Dimmer 3
Diffuser Diffuser
Diffuser 1
Diffuser 2
Diffuser 3
Cyan 1
Cyan 2
Cyan 3
Yellow 1
Yellow 2
Yellow 3
Magenta 1
Magenta 2
Magenta 3
Pan
Tilt
Temp Temperature
Value Displays
temperature in oC
Value Displays
temperature in oC
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Note: 750 hours is the default setting for the Lamp Hours Progress Bar. However, the scale of
the progress bar is user definable by adjusting "Warning Hours" in [Config]. When the lamp
hours exceed the allotted (or defined) hours, the display will reverse contrast with a warning of
"Exceeded Lamp Hours".
750 Hours
MENU
169
ENTER
Menu Display
Note: To identify the exact number of hours used, users should still refer to the [Config] [Lamp] - "Lamp Hours" setting within the menu system.
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MAINTENANCE :
Equipment Handling
Below are some basic tips and information on handling VL500 luminaires and their associated
components.
Locations/Use
VARILITE luminaires are designed for dry locations only. Exposure to rain or moisture
(including, but not limited to, fog machines, misters, etc.) may damage luminaires.
Lamps
Servicing
When handling a lamp, hold it by the ceramic base while wearing cotton gloves or finger
cots. Do not touch the glass envelope (bulb). If you touch the glass with bare fingers,
immediately wipe off any fingerprints with isopropyl alcohol.
Use care when opening and closing the rear castings (or covers) of luminaires and
cleaning reflectors. Any jarring can undo the optical alignment of the lamp.
Heat
On Forced Air Cooled Units
When lamps are lit, the interiors of the luminaires become very hot. To aid in the airflow
circulation within the luminaires, after dousing the lamps, wait ten minutes before
removing power to the luminaires. This will provide enough time for the equipment fan to
cool off the unit.
On Natural Convection Cooled Units
When lamps are lit, the interior and exterior heatsink of the luminaires becomes very hot.
Naturally convection cooled units require longer to fully cool before being handled. Users
should wait until the unit is cool to the touch before servicing or handling.
Lamp Life
When operating arc lamps, allow luminaires to operate for at least 3 minutes. It takes
about 3 minutes for the fill components (mercury and halogen-metal compounds) in the
lamp tubes to vaporize completely. If the lamps are switched off earlier than 3 minutes, the
fill components are partially vaporized. The inadequately vaporized fill components and
the electrode material (tungsten) are deposited in the areas of the lamp tubes that have
remained cool. As a result, the lamp tubes blacken prematurely and reduce the service life
of the lamps.
If system will be unattended for more than two hours, luminaire lamps should be doused.
Standby mode should not be used for more than two hours.
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When the lamp is struck, the luminaire should be maintained in a horizontal position when
not in use.
For arc lamp luminaires, heads should be tilted horizontal before starting lamps. Lamps
generate light by an electrical discharge arc, whereby the electrons from two electrodes
excite the fill components to give off light. Because of the alternating current position,
the electrons are alternately given off by the two electrodes. When a lamp is set in a
vertical position, the halogen-metal compounds, which determine the color temperature of
the lamp, collect at the top end of the glass envelope. When the lamp is started, color
deviations occur since the concentration of halogen compounds is greater around the top
electrode than the bottom electrode. In addition, the fill components that are difficult to
vaporize congeal around the bottom electrode, thereby reducing lamp life.
CAUTION: Black foam (used to package solid state electronics) should never be used for
packing batteries or put in contact with PC boards which contain batteries.
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Maintenance Procedures
Lamp Replacement - Incandescent
Parts:
71.2529.0120
1EA
71.2526.0230
1 EA
71.9685.0082
1 EA
Tools:
WARNING: Lamps will be extremely HOT after operation. Allow lamp to cool before
replacing.
Step
Step
3. Engage service tilt lock to secure luminaire head in horizontal position to access
heatsink latch.
Step
4. As shown in Figure 3, at heatsink assembly, open latch and swing open back of
luminaire.
CAUTION:
Ensure lamp is seated
straight in socket before
re-installing backcap.
Heatsink
Assembly
Latch
Incandescent Lamp
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Step
6. Carefully clean reflector with soft, lint-free cloth to remove dust and other debris.
Step
7. Install lamp by pressing firmly into socket. Ensure lamp is fully seated in socket
with base of lamp against socket base.
Step
Step
Note: For an updated list of approved lamps for all versions of the VL500 luminaire,
please refer to Vari-Lite Technical Notice TN-248 (current version) on the Vari-Lite web site at
www.vari-lite.com.
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MAINTENANCE :
1 EA
Tools:
WARNING: Lamps will be extremely HOT after operation. Allow lamp to cool before
replacing.
Step
Step
3. Engage service tilt lock to secure luminaire head in horizontal position to access
heatsink latch.
Step
4. As shown in Figure 4, at heatsink assembly, open latch and swing open back of
luminaire.
CAUTION:
Ensure lamp is seated
straight in socket before
re-installing backcap.
Heatsink
Assembly
Back Cap
Assembly
Arc Lamp
Menu
Latch
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Step
6. Carefully clean reflector and facing UV glass lens with soft, lint-free cloth to
remove dust and other debris.
Step
7. Install lamp by pressing firmly into socket. Ensure lamp is fully seated in socket
with base of lamp against socket base.
Step
Step
Step 10. Align lamp. (Refer to Align Lamp For Maximum Beam Irradiance on
page 29.)
Step 11. If required, and only on arc models, reset lamp hour counter as follows. (Refer to
"Menu Systems Functions" in the VL500 Users Manual for more information.)
a. Power up luminaire.
b. At Menu Display, press [Menu].
c. Press [Up] / [Down] arrows until CFG (Configuration) appears. Press [Enter].
d. Press [Up] / [Down] arrows until LAMP appears. Press [Enter].
e. Press [Up] / [Down] arrows to access RHrs . Press [Enter] to reset lamp hour
and strike counters.
Note: For an updated list of approved lamps for all versions of the VL500 luminaire,
please refer to Vari-Lite Technical Notice TN-248 (current version) on the Vari-Lite web site at
www.vari-lite.com.
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MAINTENANCE :
Tools:
#1 Phillips Screwdriver
1/4" Nutdriver
WARNING: Lamps will be extremely HOT after operation. Allow lamp to cool before
replacing.
Step
Step
3. Engage service tilt lock to secure luminaire head in horizontal position to access
heatsink latch.
Step
4. As shown in Figure 5, at heatsink assembly, open latch and swing open back of
luminaire.
Heatsink
Assembly
Backcap
Assembly
Latch
Arc Lamp
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Step
Step
6. Using soft, lint-free dry cloth, wipe lamp and reflector clean of any dust or fingerprints.
Step
Step
Step
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1 EA
1 EA
1 EA
1 EA
1 EA
1 EA
Tools:
Note: It is often easier to replace the lenses when the fixture is warm. However, use caution
when handling a warm fixture as damage to glass components can occur (lamp, reflector, etc.).
Step
Step
2. At front ring assembly, open latch and swing open. Refer to Figure 7.
Front Ring
Assembly
Head Assembly
Front Lens
Hinge Latch
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3. At front ring assembly, carefully press front side of lens inward with thumbs while
holding ring with fingers until glass is free of holder. Remove lens.
WARNING: When installing a new or replacement lens in a VL500ATM (ARC) Wash, all
lens types must be installed curve out (convex). In tungsten fixtures (VL500TM, VL500DTM,
and VL500 80VTM Wash), Clear and Stipple lenses may be installed curve in (concave) and all
Lenticular (8-Row, 10-Row, and 12-Row) and Buxom lenses must be installed curve out
(convex).
Step
4. Position new glass in front ring assembly. Be sure glass is fully and properly seated
into rubber ring. See Table 2-2, Lens Mounting Orientation, for each model.
Incandescent Models (VL500, VL500D, and VL500 80V)
Clear Lens
Concave or Convex
Stipple Lens
Concave or Convex
8-Row Lens
Convex Only
10-Row Lens
Convex Only
12-Row Lens
Convex Only
Buxom Lens
Convex Only
Convex Only
Stipple Lens
Convex Only
8-Row Lens
Convex Only
10-Row Lens
Convex Only
12-Row Lens
Convex Only
Buxom Lens
Convex Only
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1 EA
21.9685.0174
1 EA
21.9685.0173
1 EA
21.9685.0175
1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
3. Engage tilt lock so luminaire head is in horizontal position with top cover (one with
bubble) facing up (as shown in Figure 8).
Step
Top Cover
Amber/Diffuser Assembly*
(Incandescent Models)
or
Amber/Dimmer Assembly*
(Arc Models)
Heatsink Assembly
NOTE:
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5. At top cover, remove two (or four, depending on production date) 6-32x1/4" PPB
SEMS screws.
Step
Step
Step
8. As shown in Figure 9, at side rails from top, remove four 6-32x3/8" LG PPZ
SEMS screws.
Magenta/Blue Assembly
Side Rail
NOTE:
Note: This is also the procedure to convert a standard color bulkhead to pastel color bulkhead
or vice versa.
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MAINTENANCE :
1 EA
1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
3. Engage tilt lock so luminaire head is in horizontal position with top cover (one with
bubble) facing up (as shown in Figure 10).
Step
Top Cover
Amber/Diffuser Assembly
(Incandescent Models)
or
Amber/Dimmer Assembly
(Arc Models)
Front Ring
NOTE:
5. At top cover, remove two (or four, depending on production date) 6-32x1/4" PPB
SEMS screws.
Step
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Step
8. As shown in Figure 11, at side rails from top, remove four 6-32x3/8" LG PPZ
SEMS screws.
Side Rail
NOTE:
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16 EA
16 EA
16 EA
16 EA
16 EA
16 EA
Tools:
#1 Phillips screwdriver
Tweaker Screwdriver
Step
Step
4. Engage service tilt lock to secure luminaire head in horizontal position to access
heatsink latch.
Step
WARNING: Wear cotton gloves or other covering while handling filters or diffuser panels.
If required, use isopropyl alcohol and soft, lint-free cloth to thoroughly clean glass portion of
lamp.
CAUTION: Work carefully when removing filter and panels. Filters and panels are secured
to silicone pad with UV-cured RTV and pad can become separated. If they become separated,
a new filter or panel must be installed since RTV must be UV-cured.
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Color Filter/
Diffuser Panel
Pad Lip
Silicone Pad
Insert Filter
Carrier Pin
Center Hub
Carrier Arch
Filter Carrier
Bulkhead
Step
Step
9. Insert filter carrier pin (of replacement filter or panel) into center hub as shown in
Figure 12.
Step 10. Place side of silicone pad with lip into arch on installed carrier.
Step 11. Using tweaker screwdriver, gently run screwdriver tip over silicone pad, driving
silicone pad into carrier and fully seating silicone pad.
Step 12. Reassemble luminaire.
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MAINTENANCE :
16 EA
Tools:
#1 Phillips screwdriver
Tweaker Screwdriver
1. Ensure all glass filters and dimmer panels are in closed position.
Step
Step
4. Engage service tilt lock to secure luminaire head in horizontal position to access
heatsink latch.
Step
Step
Step
Step
Step
9. Remove one 4-40 x 1/8" PPB screw that attaches dimmer panel to Dimmer Carrier.
4-40x1/8" PPB Screw
Dimmer Panel
Bearing
Carrier
Spring
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Dimmer Panel
Carrier
Bulkhead
Center Hub
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MAINTENANCE :
2 EA
Tools:
#1 Phillips Screwdriver
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
#2 Slotted Screwdriver
Step
Step
3. Engage tilt service lock to secure luminaire head in horizontal position to access
heatsink latch.
Magenta/Blue Assembly
Top Cover
Amber/Diffuser Assembly*
(Incandescent Models)
or
Amber/Dimmer Assembly*
(Arc Models)
Heatsink Assembly
Front Ring
NOTE:
Note: Linear actuator motors should be seen with cover removed. If not, flip head position.
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Step
Step
Step
7. At linear actuator motor, using #1 Phillips screwdriver, remove two 4-40x1/4" PPZ
screws securing linear actuator motor to actuator mount, and remove motor. See
Figure 16.
Note: Versilube Silicon Grease (G321) is
used to lubricate the actuator screw.
Actuator Screw
Motor Mount
Step
9. Re-install two 4-40x1/4" PPZ screws and two #4 lock washers and, using #1 Phillips
screwdriver, tighten to secure linear actuator motor and heatsink to actuator mount.
Step 10. Secure actuator/drive ring link to drive ring swivel link.
Step 11. Attach wiring.
Step 12. Re-install top head cover.
Step 13. Release tilt service lock.
Note: If mechanism is too noisy, loosen the two 4-40 x 1/4" PPZ screws and align actuator
motor to motor mount to lessen noise.
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MAINTENANCE :
2 EA
Tools:
#1 Phillips Screwdriver
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
#2 Slotted Screwdriver
Step
Step
3. Engage tilt service lock to secure luminaire head in horizontal position to access
heatsink latch.
Magenta/Blue Assembly*
*See separate procedure for
linear motor replacement for
these assemblies.
Top Cover
Linear Actuator
Motor Assembly
Amber/Diffuser Assembly
(Incandescent Models)
Heatsink Assembly
or
Amber/Dimmer Assembly
(Arc Models)
Front Ring
NOTE:
Note: Linear actuator motors should be seen with cover removed. If not, flip head over.
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Step
Step
Step
7. At linear actuator motor, using #1 Phillips screwdriver, remove two 4-40x1/4" PPZ
screws securing linear actuator motor to actuator mount, and remove motor. See
Figure 18.
Note: Versilube Silicon Grease (G321) is
used to lubricate the actuator screw.
Actuator Screw
Motor Mount
Step
9. Re-install two 4-40x1/4" PPZ screws and two #4 lock washers and, using #1 Phillips
screwdriver, tighten to secure linear actuator motor and heatsink to actuator mount.
Step 10. Secure actuator/drive ring link to drive ring swivel link.
Step 11. Attach wiring.
Step 12. Re-install top head cover.
Step 13. Release tilt service lock.
Note: If mechanism is too noisy, loosen the two 4-40 x 1/4" PPZ screws and align actuator
motor to motor mount to lessen noise.
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MAINTENANCE :
1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
3. Engage tilt lock so luminaire head is in horizontal position with top cover (one with
bubble) facing up (as shown in Figure 19).
Step
Heatsink Assembly
NOTE:
Heatsink Latch
Lamp
Figure 19: Accessing the Lamp Socket in VL500 and VL500D Fixtures
Step
Step
Step
Step
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Step
9. As indicated in Figure 20, at light baffle, remove three 6-32x1/8" PPB screws.
Backcap
Light Leak Foam
Lamp Socket
Reflector
Light Baffle
6-32x1/4" PPZ
Screws (x2)
Figure 20: Heatsink Assembly - Lamp Socket Removal (VL500 and VL500D Only)
Step 10. Remove light baffle.
Step 11. Loosen, but do not remove, three 1/4" hex standoffs and turn reflector clips out of
way and remove reflector.
Step 12. Remove yoke arm cover opposite display side by removing four 6-32x3/8" LG PTB
screws.
Step 13. If applicable, remove dimmer. See, IGBT Dimmer Replacement - VL500D Only on
page 63 for IGBT dimmer removal.
Step 14. At inside of side rail, remove two 4-40x1/8" LG PPB screws and remove Lamp
Wire Cover.
Step 15. At support rib closest to tilt tube, remove one 6-32x1/4" LG PPG screw and remove
ground strap.
Step 16. Remove tilt tube plug and pass lamp wires through tilt tube.
Step 17. Inside heatsink, remove four 8-32x1/2" LG PPZ SEM screws and remove back cap
Step 18. Remove heatsink light leak foam and pass lamp wire through heatsink.
Step 19. At socket, remove two 6-32x1/4" LG PPZ SEM screws and remove socket.
Step 20. Replace by performing Steps 3 through 19 in reverse order.
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MAINTENANCE :
1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
3. Engage tilt lock so luminaire head is in horizontal position with top cover (one with
bubble) facing up (as shown in Figure 21).
Step
Heatsink Assembly
NOTE:
Heatsink Latch
Lamp
Figure 21: Accessing the Lamp Socket in VL500A and VL500 80V Fixtures
Step
5. At top cover, remove two (or four, depending on production date) 6-32x1/4" PPB
SEMS screws.
Step
Step
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Step
Step
9. As indicated in Figure 22, at light baffle, remove three 6-32x1/8" PPB screws.
10-32x1-1/2" PPB Screws VL500A Only
10-32x1" SCB Screws VL500 80V Only
Spring (x3) VL500A Only
Backcap Extension
Backcap
Lamp Socket
Reflector
Light Baffle
8-32x3/8" PPZ
Screws (x2)
1/4" Hex
Standoff (x3)
Figure 22: Heatsink Assembly - Lamp Socket Removal (VL500A and VL500 80V Only)
Step 10. Remove light baffle.
Step 11. Loosen, but do not remove, three 1/4" hex standoffs and turn reflector clips out of
way and remove reflector.
Step 12. Inside heatsink, remove four 8-32x1/2" LG PPZ SEM screws and remove back cap
Step 13. Remove lamp alignment screws as follows:
a. For VL500A models, at backcap, remove three 10-32x1-1/2" LG PPB screws
and springs.
b. For VL500 80V models, at backcap, remove three 10-32x1" LG SCB screws.
Step 14. Remove backcap extension.
Step 15. At socket, remove two 8-32x3/8" LG PPZ SEM screws and two socket clips.
Step 16. Remove socket from backcap.
Step 17. Using 5/64" Allen wrench, loosen two set-screws and remove lamp wires from
socket.
Step 18. Replace lamp socket by performing Steps 3 through 17 in reverse order.
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Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
2. Remove display-side yoke arm cover by removing four 6-32x3/8" PTB screws.
Step
3. At display overlay, as indicated in Figure 23, remove four 6-32x1/4" PPB screws.
6-32x1/4" PPB (x4)
Menu
Display
Display Lens
Yoke Arm
Cover
Display Overlay
Display PCB
NOTE:
Step
5. As indicated in Figure 23, remove four 1/4" hex (9/32" long) standoffs.
Step
Step
Step
Note: Orientation of display overlay - the overlay should be black paper side out to allow
proper and free button travel.
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1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
2. Remove display-side yoke arm cover by removing four 6-32x3/8" PTB screws.
Step
3. Remove Display PCB as described in, Display PCB Replacement on page 49.
Step
CAUTION: *This connector is similar to the connector for the LVS Fan/Temperature
Switch connector used on the Display PCB. It is imperative that you do not confuse the two.
f.
50
Step
5. Remove two 6-32x3/8" PPZ screws (one has a ground wire terminal attached).
Step
6. Remove four 1/4" hex (13/16" long) standoffs as indicated in Figure 24.
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MAINTENANCE :
Yoke Arm
Cover
Display PCB
1/4" Hex (13/16" Long)
Standoff (x4)
NOTE:
Step
Step
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1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
WARNING: With power applied, LIVE AC is present at heatsink. Do not touch when unit
is powered.
To remove and replace LVS:
Step
Step
2. Remove yoke arm cover opposite display side by removing four 6-32x3/8" PTB
screws.
NOTE:
52
Step
Step
5. Remove LVS. Note fish paper (Wire Shield) behind LVS, save and reuse with
replacement LVS.
Step
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WARNING: With power applied, LIVE AC is present at heatsink. Do not touch when unit
is powered.
To remove and replace LVS temperature PCB:
Step
Step
Yoke Arm
LVS Temperature PCB
1/4" Hex Standoff
NOTE:
Step
Step
Step
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1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
WARNING: With power applied, LIVE AC is present at heatsink. Do not touch when unit
is powered.
To remove and replace LVS:
Step
Step
Step
Step
4. Remove pan tube cover. (Note, cover tether will still hold cover).
Do not remove this screw
Cover Tether
Pan Tube
NOTE:
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Step
5. Remove LVS Temperature Sensor PCB by following Low Voltage Supply (LVS)
Temperature PCB Replacement (VL500 80V Only) on page 56.
Step
Step
8. Remove LVS. Note fish paper (Wire Shield) under LVS, save and reuse with
replacement LVS.
Step
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1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
WARNING: With power applied, LIVE AC is present at heatsink. Do not touch when unit
is powered.
To remove and replace LVS temperature PCB:
Step
Step
2. As shown in Figure 27, at pan tube cover, remove six 8-32x1/2" PFB screws and
remove pan tube cover. (Note, cover tether will still hold cover)
Step
3. Remove two 4-40 x 1/4" PFB screws and remove LVS fan mount.
LVS Power Supply
NOTE:
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Step
Step
5. As shown in Figure 28, remove one 6-32x3/8" PPZ securing LVS Temperature
PCB to LVS fan mount.
Step
Step
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1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Diagonal Cutters
58
Step
Step
2. Remove display side yoke cover by removing four 6-32x3/8" LG PTB screws.
Step
3. Remove Display PCB and Main Control PCB by following procedures Display PCB
Replacement on page 49 and Main Control PCB/Fan Assembly Replacement on page
50.
Step
4. Remove 4 x 6-32 x 3/8" PFB screws (two each side of yoke) that hold Top Cover
Louver Plate and remove plate.
Step
Step
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Step
7. Loosen (do NOT remove) four 8-32x7/16" PPZ screws that mount Pan/Tilt motor
assembly to Tilt Motor Slide Plate.
Tilt Motor
Assembly
NOTE:
Spring
8-32x7/16" PPZ
Step
Step 10. Remove four 8-32x7/16" PPZ screws that mount Tilt Motor Slide Plate to yoke and
remove ENTIRE assembly.
Step 11. Remove four 8-32x7/16" PPZ screws that mount Pan/Tilt Motor Assembly to Tilt
Motor Slide Plate and remove Pan/Tilt Motor Assembly (be careful of spring).
Step 12. Replace by performing Steps 2 through 10 in reverse order.
Note: When tightening four 8-32x7/16" PPZ screws that mount Pan/Tilt Motor Assembly to
Tilt Motor Slide Plate, you must tighten in a CLOCKWISE pattern starting with screw in
lower left-hand side from spring.
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1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
Step
3. Remove 4 x 6-32 x 3/8" PFB screws (two each side of yoke) that hold Top Cover
Louver Plate and remove plate.
Step
Step
5. As shown in Figure 30, loosen, but do not remove, four 8-32x1/2" PPB screws.
Step
6. Press motor towards driven pulley and remove belt from drive pulley.
Step
Step
Spring
8-32x1/2" PPB (x4)
Pan Belt
Pan Motor
Assembly
Pan Motor Assembly
Yoke Arm
Note: When tightening four 8-32x1/2" PPB screws, you must tighten in a CLOCKWISE
pattern starting with screw in lower left-hand side from spring.
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Tools:
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Step
Step
Step
4. As shown in Figure 31, remove two 6-32x3/8" PPZ screws and remove assembly.
Pan/Tilt Motor Encoder PCB
6-32x3/8" PPZ
Encoder Disk
Note: Ensure that encoder disk passes freely through the optical sensor on PCB.
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1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
Step
Step
4. As shown in Figure 32, remove four 6-32x3/8" PPZ SEMS screws from PCB.
NOTE:
Ignitor PCB
6-32x3/8" PPZ SEMS (x4)
Ignitor PCB
Yoke Arm Cover
Note: Make sure and install ignitor with proper orientation. Wires from Relay attached to
posts labeled "From Relay". Wires going to lamp attach to posts labeled "To Bulb".
Step
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69.3173.0240
1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
2. Remove yoke cover on dimmer side by removing four 6-32x3/8" LG PTB screws.
Step
3. As shown in Figure 33, at dimmer, loosen, but do not remove, four 6-32x3/8" PPZ
screws.
Step
4. Carefully remove IGBT dimmer. Note that there will be wires connected to dimmer
on the back side.
CAUTION: All AC wiring is same color. It is a good idea to mark the connector attached to
both the AC Line Input and Load (Output) terminals on the IGBT dimmer with a black marker
before removing so the phasing can be maintained.
Step
5. At dimmer, carefully note (and label before removing) and disconnect following
wiring:
a. 3-position (Dimmer Communication from MCB)
b. Four Faston (Quick Connects - AC Input / lamp Power Output)
Step
6. Remove four 6-32x3/8" PPZ screws from Step 3. Install these screws in replacement
IGBT dimmer.
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NOTE:
IGBT Dimmer
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Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
2. Remove yoke cover on dimmer side by removing four 6-32x3/8" LG PTB screws.
Step
3. As shown in Figure 34, at dimmer, loosen, but do not remove, four 6-32x3/8" PPZ
screws.
Step
4. Carefully remove 80V dimmer. Note that there will be wires connected to dimmer
on the back side.
CAUTION: All AC wiring is same color. It is a good idea to mark the connector attached to
both the AC Line Input and Load (Output) terminals on the IGBT dimmer with a black marker
before removing so the phasing can be maintained.
Step
5. At dimmer, carefully note (and label before removing) and disconnect following
wiring:
a. 4-position (Dimmer Communication from MCB)
b. Four Faston (Quick Connects - AC Input / lamp Power Output)
c. Ground Wires
Step
6. Remove four 6-32x3/8" PPZ screws from Step 3. Install these screws in replacement
80V dimmer.
WARNING: Be careful with ferrite cores on lamp wires. Make sure they do not come in
contact with dimmer; they may damage components on dimmer.
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NOTE:
80V Dimmer
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None
Step
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1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
Step
Step
4. At Relay, loosen, but do not remove, two 4-40x5/16" PPZ SEMS screws.
NOTE:
Relay
4-40x5/16" PPZ SEMS (x2)
Relay
Yoke Arm Cover
Step
Note: When replacing Relay, do not overtighten screws securing Relay (as described in Step
4). Doing so may crack plastic tabs on Relay.
Step
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Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
Step
3. As shown in Figure 36, at pan tube cover, remove six 8-32x1/2" PFB screws.
Step
4. Remove pan tube cover. (Note, tether will still hold cover).
8-32x1/2" PFB
Screws (x6)
NOTE:
Cover Tether
VL500 80V
Pan Tube Assembly
4-40x1/2" PFB
Screws (x2)
AC Input (PowerCon) Connector
Step
Step
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1 EA
Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
Step
3. As shown in Figure 37, at pan tube cover, remove six 8-32x1/2" PFB screws.
Step
4. Remove pan tube cover. (Note, tether will still hold cover).
8-32x1/2" PFB
Screws (x6)
NOTE:
Cover Tether
Mini-XLR
Connector
VL500 80V
Pan Tube Assembly
4-40x1/4" PFB
Screws (x2)
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Step
Step
Step
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Tools:
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
Step
Step
3. As shown in Figure 38, at pan tube cover, remove six 8-32x1/2" PFB screws.
Step
4. Remove pan tube cover. (Note, tether will still hold cover).
8-32x1/2" PFB
Screws (x6)
NOTE:
Cover Tether
VL500 80V
Pan Tube Assembly
DMX PCB
Assembly
#4x3/8" HLN PN
BLK ZN Screws (x4)
Step
6. Remove four #4x3/8" H/L PN BLK ZN screws at front of DMX PCB Assembly.
Step
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WARNING: Acetone is a harsh cleaning agent and solvent. Acetone is very flammable.
Please handle acetone according to manufacturers safety instructions and precautions.
The front lens, optics/color filters, and reflector may require cleaning after extended use.
FRONT LENS: Use Isopropyl Alcohol along with a soft, lint-free cloth to clean the front
lens.
OPTICS/COLOR FILTERS: Use Acetone or Isopropyl Alcohol along with a soft, lint-free
cloth to clean the optics/color filters.
REFLECTOR: Use Acetone or Isopropyl Alcohol along with a soft, lint-free cloth to clean
the reflector.
CAUTION: Do not continuously rub color filters or reflector - it may damage or remove the
optical coating. Never use ammonia-based cleaners at anytime.
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CHAPTER 3.
Illustrated Parts Breakdown
This chapter contains illustrated parts breakdowns for all VL500
wash luminaire assemblies including the arc ballast unit.
Drawing Trees
Top Assembly
Head Assembly
Yoke Assembly
Cables
Arc Ballast Assembly
Note: The following abbreviations are used to identify parts specific to
certain models.
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Drawing Trees
VL500 and VL500D Incandescent Luminaires
VL500 (120V or 240V) Luminaire Incandescent Versions
20.9685.0001 Rev G (Standard DICRO*TUNE Colors) or 20.9685.0011 Rev B (Pastel DICRO*TUNE Colors) or 20.9685.0002 Rev F (Standard
DICRO*TUNE Colors) or 20.9685.0012 Rev B (Pastel DICRO*TUNE Colors) or 20.9685.0003 Rev F (Standard DICRO*TUNE Colors) or 20.9685.0013
Rev B (Pastel DICRO*TUNE Colors)
25.9685.0753 Rev B
or
25.9685.0760 Rev C
VL500 Magenta/Blue
(Pastel) Color Assembly
28.9685.0001 Rev G
(120V or 240V, Standard
Colors, No Dimmer) or
28.9685.0002 Rev G
(Standard Colors, 120V
IGBT On-Board Dimmer)
or 28.9685.0002 Rev G
(Standard Colors, 120V
IGBT On-Board Dimmer)
or 28.9685.0003 Rev G
(Standard Colors, 240V
IGBT On-Board Dimmer)
Magenta/Blue (Pastel)
Color Assembly
21.9685.0164 Rev 0 (Pastel
DICRO*TUNE Colors)
21.9685.0150 Rev C
21.9685.0540 Rev C
MCB-Fan Assembly
Amber/Diffuser Color
Motor Assembly
23.9685.0782 Rev 0
21.9685.0281 Rev A
Amber/Diffuser Color
Assembly
24.9663.3895 Rev 0
21.9685.0161 Rev F
VL500 Amber/Diffuser
Color Assembly
Magenta/Blue Color
Assembly
21.9685.0160 Rev E (Standard
DICRO*TUNE Colors)
21.9685.0171 Rev G
Figure 3-1: VL500 and VL500D Incandescent Luminaires Drawing Tree (Part 1)
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21.9685.0151 Rev C
MCB-Fan Assembly
23.9685.0782 Rev 0
Figure 3-2: VL500 and VL500D Incandescent Luminaires Drawing Tree (Part 2)
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25.9685.0753 Rev B
or
25.9685.0760 Rev C
VL500 Magenta/Blue
(Pastel) Color Assembly
28.9685.0004 Rev G
(Standard Colors, 80V OnBoard Dimmer) or
28.9685.0006 Rev G (700W
Arc, Standard Colors, Arc
Ballast)
Heatsink Assembly
25.9685.0777 Rev A
21.9685.0171 Rev G
Magenta/Blue (Pastel)
Color Assembly
21.9685.0164 Rev 0 (Pastel
DICRO*TUNE Colors)
21.9685.0161 Rev F
23.9685.0782 Rev 0
21.9685.0280 Rev A
21.9685.0151 Rev C
21.9685.0150 Rev C
21.9685.0281 Rev A
Amber/Diffuser Color
Assembly
MCB-Fan Assembly
21.9685.0280 Rev A
24.9663.3895 Rev 0
Magenta/Blue Color
Assembly
21.9685.0160 Rev E (Standard
DICRO*TUNE Colors)
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MCB-Fan Assembly
23.9685.0782 Rev 0
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25.9685.0753 Rev B
Heatsink Assembly
21.9685.0321 (VL500A) Rev H
25.9685.0777 Rev A
or
Magenta/Blue (Pastel)
Color Assembly
VL500 Amber/Dimmer
Color Assembly
21.9685.0172 Rev F
21.9685.0540 Rev C
21.9685.0281 Rev A
21.9685.0731 Rev 0
MCB-Fan Assembly
23.9685.0782 Rev 0
Amber/Diffuser Color
Assembly
21.9685.0162 Rev E
Magenta/Blue Color
Assembly
21.9685.0160 Rev E (Standard
DICRO*TUNE Colors)
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MCB-Fan Assembly
21.9685.0731 Rev 0
28.9685.0999 Rev 0
25.9685.0755 Rev B
25.9685.0756 Rev B
21.9685.0802 Rev H
25.9685.0757 Rev C
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Top Assembly
Included Items Kit
28.9685.0001
28.9685.0002
28.9685.0003
28.9685.0004
28.9685.0006
Rev
Rev
Rev
Rev
Rev
G
G
G
G
G
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
02.8001.0001
EA
02.8001.0002
EA
QA CERTIFICATE, VARI-LITE
02.8052.0001
EA
02.8700.0001
EA
02.9685.0002
EA
07.9685.1005
EA
08.0500.0001
EA
52.6541.0001
EA
53.6505.0027
EA
10
55.6539.0001
EA
11
71.2526.0230
EA
71.2529.0120
EA
71.9685.0082
EA
71.9685.0702
EA
80
Description
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4
2
7
3
8
11
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Label Locations
16.9685.00YY Rev D
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
04.9661.0034
EA
04.9663.1837
EA
LABEL, PATENT
04.9685.0911
EA
04.9685.0911.00
EA
04.9685.0912
EA
04.9685.0912.00
EA
04.9685.0913
EA
04.9685.0913.00
EA
04.9685.0914
EA
04.9685.0914.00
EA
04.9685.0915
EA
04.9685.0915.00
EA
04.9685.0917
EA
04.9685.0917.00
EA
04.9685.0918
EA
04.9685.0918.00
EA
82
Description
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No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
04.9685.0920
EA
04.9685.0920.00
EA
04.9685.0921
EA
04.9685.0921.00
EA
04.9685.0922
EA
04.9685.0922.00
EA
04.9685.0923
EA
04.9685.0923.00
EA
04.9685.0924
EA
04.9685.0924.00
EA
04.9685.0925
EA
04.9685.0925.00
EA
04.9685.0926
EA
04.9685.0926.00
EA
04.9685.0927
EA
04.9685.0927.00
EA
04.9685.0930
EA
04.9685.0930.00
EA
04.9685.0931
EA
04.9685.0931.00
EA
04.9685.0941
EA
04.9685.0941.00
EA
04.9685.0942
EA
04.9685.0942.00
EA
Description
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2
6 (VL500 Models Only)
3
LI ST
10911 PETAL STREET
ED
US
Vari-Lite, Inc.
VL500D-120V-B
120 VAC
11A 50/60Hz
84
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No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
04.9685.0573
EA
04.9685.0574
EA
04.9685.0588
EA
10.9685.0525
EA
10.9685.0580
EA
10.9685.0584
EA
21.9685.0010
EA
21.9685.0170
EA
21.9685.0174
EA
21.9685.0171
EA
10
22.9685.0086
EA
11
22.9685.0087
EA
25.9685.0753
EA
25.9685.0760
EA
28.9685.0001
EA
12
42.9685.0207
EA
13
53.6523.0013
EA
14
53.6558.0009
EA
15
53.6558.0010
EA
16
53.6608.0001
EA
Description
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2
10
4 (x2)
16 (x8)
11
15 (x4)
7
6
13 (x8)
14 (x8)
12
86
21-May-2009
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No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
04.9685.0573
EA
04.9685.0574
EA
04.9685.0576
EA
04.9685.0577
EA
10.9685.0525
EA
10.9685.0565
EA
MOUNT, DIMMER
10.9685.0580
EA
10.9685.0582
EA
21.9685.0011
EA
10
21.9685.0170
EA
21.9685.0174
EA
11
21.9685.0171
EA
12
22.9685.0086
EA
13
22.9685.0087
EA
25.9685.0753
EA
25.9685.0760
EA
28.9685.0002
EA
14
42.9685.0207
EA
15
53.6523.0013
EA
16
53.6558.0001
EA
17
53.6558.0009
EA
18
53.6558.0010
EA
19
53.6608.0001
EA
20
69.3173.0115
EA
Description
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7
5 (x2)
19 (x8)
9
2
8
12
10
11
3
13
18 (x4)
15 (x8)
4
14
6 (x2)
17 (x8)
16 (x8)
20
88
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
04.9685.0573
EA
04.9685.0574
EA
04.9685.0576
EA
04.9685.0577
EA
10.9685.0525
EA
10.9685.0565
EA
MOUNT, DIMMER
10.9685.0580
EA
10.9685.0582
EA
21.9685.0011
EA
10
21.9685.0170
EA
21.9685.0174
EA
11
21.9685.0171
EA
12
22.9685.0086
EA
13
22.9685.0087
EA
25.9685.0753
EA
25.9685.0760
EA
28.9685.0003
EA
14
42.9685.0207
EA
15
53.6523.0013
EA
16
53.6558.0001
EA
17
53.6558.0009
EA
18
53.6558.0010
EA
19
53.6608.0001
EA
20
69.3173.0240
EA
Description
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12
18 (x4)
7
5 (x2)
19 (x8)
13
9
8
15 (x8)
10
11
4
6 (x2)
14
20
16 (x8)
17 (x8)
90
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02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
04.9685.0573
EA
04.9685.0574
EA
04.9685.0578
EA
04.9685.0579
EA
10.9685.0525
EA
10.9685.0580
EA
10.9685.0586
EA
10.9685.0870
EA
10.9685.0871
EA
16.9686.0004
EA
10
21.9685.0012
EA
11
21.9685.0170
EA
21.9685.0174
EA
12
21.9685.0171
EA
13
21.9685.2750
EA
14
22.9685.0086
EA
15
22.9685.0087
EA
25.9685.0753
EA
25.9685.0760
EA
28.9685.0004
EA
16
42.9685.0207
EA
17
53.6523.0013
EA
18
53.6882.0022
EA
19
53.6558.0009
EA
20
53.6558.0010
EA
21
53.6558.0001
EA
22
53.6608.0001
EA
55.2186.0001
EA
23
67.4006.0007
EA
Description
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5 (x2)
22 (x8)
20 (x4)
14
15
10
23
9
13
19 (x8)
11
12
18 (x4)
16
4
17 (x8)
21 (x4)
92
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No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
04.9685.0573
EA
04.9685.0574
EA
04.9685.0588
EA
10.9685.0525
EA
10.9685.0580
EA
10.9685.0584
EA
21.9685.0013
EA
21.9685.0172
EA
21.9685.0173
EA
21.9685.0175
EA
21.9685.0802
EA
10
22.9685.0086
EA
11
22.9685.0087
EA
25.9685.0753
EA
25.9685.0755
EA
25.9685.0760
EA
25.9685.0767
EA
28.9685.0006
EA
12
42.9685.0207
EA
13
53.6523.0013
EA
14
53.6558.0009
EA
15
53.6558.0010
EA
16
53.6608.0001
EA
Description
21-May-2009
93
2
10
5
4 (x2)
16 (x8)
15 (x4)
11
7
6
9
13 (x8)
8
3
14 (x8)
12
94
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
Rev
Rev
Rev
Rev
S
S
S
S
Item
Qty.
UM.
10.9685.0521
EA
10.9685.0542
EA
10.9685.0555
EA
10.9685.0556
EA
10.9685.0564
EA
10.9685.0566
EA
10.9685.0567
EA
10.9685.0568
EA
10.9685.1569
EA
10
10.9685.0570
EA
11
10.9685.0571
EA
12
10.9685.0572
EA
10.9685.0575
EA
13
21.9685.0310
EA
14
21.9685.0311
EA
15
21.9685.0312
EA
16
21.9685.0520
EA
17
21.9685.0521
EA
18
21.9685.0522
EA
19
21.9685.0523
EA
20
21.9685.0731
EA
21
23.9650.3327
EA
22
24.9685.4826
EA
23
24.9685.1000
EA
25.9685.0776
EA
24
53.2001.0003
EA
25
53.2019.0004
EA
26
53.6539.0001
EA
Description
21-May-2009
95
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
27
53.6558.0009
11
EA
53.6558.0009
10
EA
53.6558.0009
14
EA
28
53.6558.0010
EA
29
53.6596.0002
EA
30
53.6608.0001
EA
31
53.6634.0003
EA
32
53.6634.1000
EA
33
54.1206.0021
EA
34
54.1255.0002
EA
ASSY, BEARING/HOUSING
35
54.1261.0001
EA
36
54.2066.0001
EA
55.2178.0001
EA
37
55.2287.0001
EA
38
55.2288.0001
EA
55.2288.0001
12
EA
96
Description
39
55.3301.0010
EA
40
55.6517.0001
EA
41
55.6677.0041
EA
42
69.3178.0121
EA
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
12 (VL500D Only)
3
37
22
38
16 (VL500 Only)
17 (VL500D Only)
36
30 (x4)
20
2
42
27
27
25
26
25
32
5
11
31
8
7
31
34
25
33
6
1
34
10
41
35
39
24
11
13
21-May-2009
97
4 3
28
19
12
37
22
36
30 (x4)
38
27
20
27
26
25
25
32
5
7 31
41
35
39
24
11
1
31
10
34
25
34
33
11
15
98
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
37
22
38
18
36
27
20
30 (x4)
42
27
21
29, 40
39 (x4)
27
26
25
32
25
23
5
11
34
25
8
7
31
33
6
1
34
31
10
41
35
39
24
11
14
21-May-2009
99
Notes
100
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
Head Assembly
VL500 Generic Head Assembly
21.9685.0310 (VL500 and VL500D) Rev K
21.9685.0311 (VL500A) Rev K
21.9685.0312 (VL500 80V) Rev K
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9634.0162
2.125
FT
10.9685.0340
EA
SUPPORT, RIB
10.9685.0344
EA
12.9685.1331
EA
12.9685.0333
EA
12.9685.0388
EA
21.9685.0315
EA
21.9685.0320
EA
21.9685.0321
EA
10
21.9685.0322
EA
11
25.9685.0350
EA
12
53.6556.0004
EA
13
53.6598.0187
EA
14
53.6607.0001
EA
15
54.1226.0001
EA
LATCH ASSEMBLY
16
54.1226.0002
EA
STRIKE, LATCH
17
55.2203.0001
EA
18
55.3500.0002
EA
19
55.3500.0003
EA
20
55.6612.0005
EA
21
55.6612.0009
EA
21-May-2009
101
5
16
12 (x2)
19
3
14 (x4)
12 (x2)
15
12 (x2)
21
20
18
2
13 (x4)
6
102
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
17 (x2)
11
5
16
12 (x2)
19
3
14 (x4)
12 (x2)
15
12 (x2)
4
20
21
18
2
13 (x4)
21-May-2009
103
10
5
16
12 (x2)
19
3
14 (x4)
12 (x2)
15
12 (x2)
20
21
18
1
2
13 (x4)
104
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
Heatsink Assembly
21.9685.0320 (VL500 and VL500D) Rev H
21.9685.0321 (VL500A) Rev H
21.9685.0322 (VL500 80V) Rev H
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9634.0103
EA
10.9685.0343
EA
CLIP, REFLECTOR
10.9685.0345
EA
10.9685.0360
EA
12.9685.0335
EA
12.9685.0337
EA
12.9685.0339
EA
12.9685.0346
EA
22.9685.0215
EA
10
23.9685.0780
EA
25.9685.0766
EA
25.9685.0793
EA
25.9685.0777
EA
11
42.9685.7190
EA
REFLECTOR, PARABOLIC
12
53.6515.1000
EA
13
53.6543.0002
EA
14
53.6558.0007
EA
15
53.6575.0010
EA
16
53.6682.0022
EA
17
53.6594.0001
EA
18
54.1226.0001
EA
ASSY, LATCH
19
55.2203.0002
EA
20
55.2132.0013
EA
21
55.6568.0022
EA
22
55.6635.0010
EA
23
71.2560.0001
EA
21-May-2009
105
10
1 (x3)
11
14 (x2)
19 (x2)
18
15 (x4)
2 (x3)
13 (x3)
20 (x3)
106
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
17 (x3)
22 (x3)
7
23
8
5
4
1 (x3)
21 (x3)
11
3 (x2)
9
16 (x2)
15 (x4)
20 (x3)
18
19 (x2)
2 (x3)
13 (x3)
21-May-2009
107
12 (x3)
7
23
5
22 (x3)
1 (x3)
3 (x2)
16 (x2)
11
8
9
19 (x2)
18
15 (x4)
2 (x3)
13 (x3)
20 (x3)
108
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.0257
EA
21.9685.0160
EA
21.9685.0280
EA
53.6592.0250
EA
55.6704.0015
EA
2
3
4 (x4)
4 (x4)
21-May-2009
109
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.0257
EA
21.9685.0164
EA
21.9685.0280
EA
53.6592.0250
EA
55.6704.0015
EA
2
3
4 (x4)
4 (x4)
110
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.0245
EA
21.9685.0161
EA
21.9685.0281
EA
53.6592.0250
EA
55.6704.0015
EA
4 (x4)
2
1
3
4 (x4)
21-May-2009
111
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.0245
EA
21.9685.0162
EA
21.9685.0281
EA
53.6592.0250
EA
55.6704.0015
EA
4 (x4)
2
1
3
4 (x4)
112
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.0246
EA
CLIP, UV GLASS
10.9685.0257
EA
21.9685.0160
EA
21.9685.0280
EA
42.9685.0130
EA
GLASS, UV
53.6592.0250
EA
55.6704.0015
EA
3
4
6 (x4)
2 (x2)
7
5
6 (x4)
1 (x4)
21-May-2009
113
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.0246
EA
CLIP, UV GLASS
10.9685.0257
EA
21.9685.0164
EA
21.9685.0280
EA
42.9685.0130
EA
GLASS, UV
53.6592.0250
EA
55.6704.0015
EA
3
4
6 (x4)
2 (x2)
7
5
6 (x4)
1 (x4)
114
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
10.9634.0034
32
EA
10.9634.0035
32
EA
10.9634.0166
32
EA
21.9685.0150
EA
EA
EA
22.9685.0122
16
22.9685.0123
16
Description
3 (x16)
6 (x16)
1 (x16)
2 (x16)
3 (x16)
2 (x16)
1 (x16)
5 (x16)
21-May-2009
115
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9634.0034
32
EA
10.9634.0035
32
EA
10.9634.0166
32
EA
21.9685.0150
EA
22.9685.0120
16
EA
22.9685.0121
16
EA
3 (x16)
6 (x16)
1 (x16)
2 (x16)
3 (x16)
2 (x16)
1 (x16)
5 (x16)
116
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
10.9634.0034
32
EA
10.9634.0035
32
EA
10.9634.0166
32
EA
21.9685.0151
EA
EA
EA
22.9685.0124
16
22.9685.0126
16
Description
6 (x16)
3 (x16)
1 (x16)
2 (x16)
3 (x16)
2 (x16)
1 (x16)
5 (x16)
21-May-2009
117
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
10.9634.0034
32
EA
10.9634.0035
32
EA
10.9634.0166
16
EA
10.9647.0121
EA
10.9661.0307
16
EA
CARRIER, DIMMER
10.9661.0312
16
EA
BEARING, DIMMER
10.9661.0313
EA
10.9685.0210
16
EA
21.9685.0151
EA
10
22.9685.0124
16
EA
11
53.6556.0004
16
EA
118
Description
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
8 (x16)
11 (x16)
5 (x16)
1 (x16)
2 (x16)
3 (x16)
2 (x16)
1 (x16)
10 (x16)
21-May-2009
119
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
10.9661.0315
EA
SUPPORT, BULKHEAD
21.9685.0251
EA
22.9634.0119
EA
22.9685.0201
EA
53.6682.0002
12
EA
55.6612.0008
10
EA
55.6669.0009
EA
120
Description
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
3
5 (x4)
6 (x10)
5 (x8)
1 (x4)
7 (x4)
21-May-2009
121
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9661.0315
EA
SUPPORT, BULKHEAD
10.9685.0219
EA
21.9685.0251
EA
22.9634.0120
EA
22.9685.0201
EA
53.6682.0002
12
EA
55.6612.0008
10
EA
55.6669.0009
EA
55.6858.0002
EA
122
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
6 (x4)
2 (x2)
9 (x4)
6 (x8)
7 (x10)
1 (x4)
8 (x4)
21-May-2009
123
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9634.0105
EA
LINK, SWIVEL
10.9685.7240
EA
22.9685.0238
EA
53.5554.0875
EA
53.6659.0013
EA
55.6603.0001
EA
55.6612.0004
EA
7 (x8)
5 (x2)
1
2 (x8)
Spring
124
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9634.0061
EA
10.9634.0075
EA
44.9685.0230
EA
53.6520.0001
EA
53.6682.0002
EA
54.1217.0004
EA
4 (x3)
Actuator Screw
5 (x4)
1
3 (x2)
6 (x2)
Note: Versilube Silicon Grease (G321) is used to lubricate the actuator screw.
21-May-2009
125
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9634.0061
EA
10.9634.0074
EA
44.9685.0230
EA
53.6520.0001
EA
53.6682.0002
EA
54.1217.0004
EA
4 (x3)
3 (x2)
6 (x2)
5 (x4)
Actuator Screw
Note: Versilube Silicon Grease (G321) is used to lubricate the actuator screw.
126
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
Yoke Assembly
VL500 Yoke Assembly
21.9685.0520 (VL500) Rev U
21.9685.0521 (VL500D) Rev U
21.9685.0522 (VL500A) Rev U
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
1
2
Description
10.9685.0534
EA
10.9685.0537
EA
10.9685.0538
EA
10.9685.1560
EA
10.9685.1561
EA
10.9685.0562
EA
10.9685.0596
EA
21.9685.0515
EA
21.9685.0540
EA
10
23.9685.0782
EA
11
24.9663.3895
EA
12
24.9685.3740
EA
13
25.9663.2030
EA
14
25.9685.0756
EA
15
25.9685.0757
EA
16
25.9685.0770
EA
25.9685.0790
EA
25.9685.0791
EA
28.9685.0999
EA
17
51-0541
EA
18
52.8295.0002
EA
19
53.2001.0003
EA
20
53.2200.0004
EA
21
53.2200.0006
EA
22
53.2202.0004
EA
21-May-2009
127
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
23
53.6519.0001
EA
24
53.6521.0001
EA
25
53.6526.0002
EA
26
53.6546.0003
EA
27
53.6552.0002
18
EA
28
53.6559.0002
EA
29
53.6606.0001
EA
30
53.6608.0750
EA
31
53.6624.0001
EA
32
53.6596.0001
EA
33
54.2065.0001
EA
34
55.2166.0250
EA
35
55.2288.0001
EA
36
55.3301.0008
EA
WASHER, #8 FLAT SS
37
55.3301.0010
EA
38
55.6543.0001
2.4
IN
39
55.6568.0056
EA
40
55.6662.0010
EA
41
55.6669.0005
EA
42
55.6669.0012
EA
128
Description
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
37
15 (VL500A)
40 (VL500D)
19
30 (x4)
17 (x4)
11
20 (x2)
14
29 (x2)
16
28 (x2)
2
30 (x4)
3
13
21-May-2009
129
24 (x4)
36 (x4)
39
33
9
7
26
22 (x4)
32
10
26 (x6)
36 (x4)
6
23 (x3)
42
12
34
35 (x3)
44 (x4)
38
39
27 (x12)
41 (x6)
130
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.0542
EA
SHIELD, WIRE
10.9685.0543
EA
10.9685.1554
EA
10.9685.0557
EA
10.9685.0558
EA
10.9685.1560
EA
10.9685.1561
EA
10.9685.0562
EA
21.9685.0516
EA
10
21.9685.0540
EA
11
23.9685.0782
EA
12
24.9663.3895
EA
13
24.9685.3740
EA
25.9685.0742
EA
25.9685.0746
EA
14
25.9685.0756
EA
15
25.9685.0770
EA
25.9685.2792
EA
28.9685.0999
EA
16
51-0541
EA
17
52.8295.0002
EA
18
53.2001.0003
EA
19
53.2200.0004
EA
20
53.6521.0001
EA
21
53.6546.0003
EA
22
53.6552.0002
18
EA
23
53.6558.0001
EA
24
53.6559.0002
EA
25
53.6606.0001
EA
26
53.6616.0001
EA
27
53.6624.0001
EA
21-May-2009
131
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
28
54.2065.0001
EA
29
55.2203.0001
EA
30
55.3301.0008
EA
WASHER, #8 FLAT SS
31
55.3301.0010
EA
32
55.6543.0001
2.4
IN
33
55.6568.0056
EA
34
55.6568.0058
EA
35
55.6669.0005
EA
36
69.3178.0121
EA
132
Description
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
22 (x6)
27
31
36
18
29 (x4)
13
2
26
5
17
12
24 (x2)
4
24 (x4)
16 (x4)
11
19 (x2)
24 (x2)
23
15
14
19 (x2)
25 (x2)
21-May-2009
133
20 (x4)
30 (x4)
28
34
21
21 (x6)
10
30 (x4)
8
10
32
33
22 (x12)
35 (x6)
7
134
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
Note: This kit contains addtional US-standard hardware (that may be difficult to find
outside North America). It is packaged into the foot of the fixture (underneath the pan
tube cover).
Refer to Figure 3-43.
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
07.5044.0002
EA
53.6608.0001
EA
53.6523.0013
EA
53.6558.0001
EA
53.6558.0009
EA
53.6558.0010
EA
2 (x4)
6 (x4)
3 (x4)
1
4 (x4)
5 (x4)
21-May-2009
135
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.0541
EA
21.9685.0545
EA
2a
10.9685.0524
EA
2b
10.9678.8720
EA
24.9685.7735
EA
44.9678.0680
EA
53.2200.0008
EA
53.6558.0001
EA
53.6575.0004
EA
55.6627.0001
EA
84-0100
0.5
IN
136
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
Detail A
2
See Detail A
2a
5 (x4)
2a
2a
7 (x4)
2b
4
Note location of
codewheel with
respect to sensor
1.
Step
2.
Step
3.
Step
4.
Step
5.
Note: Vari-Lite recommends that this assembly be replaced as a complete assembly. Although you can replace only the motor, the pulley (Item 2) is bonded
to the motor shaft during assembly and cannot be removed intact. If you order a replacement motor (Item 4), also order the pulley (Item 2). Contact Vari-Lite
Customer Service for installation information.
21-May-2009
137
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9676.0735
EA
10.9676.0885
EA
10.9685.0594
EA
10.9685.0595
EA
SEAL, AIR
23.9685.0782
EA
24.9685.3730
EA
MCB, VL500
53.2200.0004
EA
53.6556.0001
EA
53.6592.0001
EA
10
55.6537.0001
EA
9 (x3)
8 (x2)
10 (x2)
3
2
2
1
7
138
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
MCB-Fan Assembly
23.9685.0782 Rev 0
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
40.7113.0007
EA
52.6450.0002
EA
Pin 2 (Black)
Pin 1 (Red)
6-inch leads
21-May-2009
139
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
10.9685.0547
EA
10.9685.7590
EA
10.9685.7591
EA
TOGGLE, PAN
21.9685.0512
EA
21.9685.0513
EA
21.9685.0535
EA
53.6552.0002
EA
53.6667.0005
EA
54.1206.0014
EA
140
Description
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7 (x4)
5
7 (x4)
9
8 (x2)
2
3
21-May-2009
141
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
10.9685.0547
EA
10.9685.7590
EA
10.9685.7591
EA
TOGGLE, PAN
21.9685.0512
EA
21.9685.0513
EA
21.9685.0536
EA
53.6552.0002
EA
53.6667.0005
EA
54.1206.0014
EA
142
Description
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
8 (x2)
3
9
21-May-2009
143
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.1509
EA
LOWER CROSSMEMBER
10.9685.0522
EA
10.9685.0527
EA
10.9685.0533
EA
LANYARD, SAFETY
53.2001.0003
EA
53.2019.0004
EA
53.2020.0001
EA
53.6539.0001
EA
53.6634.0875
EA
10
53.6648.0001
EA
11
54.1255.0001
EA
ASSY, BEARING/HOUSING
12
54.1261.0001
EA
13
55.3301.0010
EA
14
55.6549.0001
EA
15
55.6677.0035
EA
144
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02 .9 685 .00 10 A
11
3 (x2)
2
6
10 (x2), 15 (x2)
9
12 (x2)
13 (x2)
5 (x2)
21-May-2009
145
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.1510
EA
UPPER CROSSMEMBER
10.9685.0527
EA
53.2020.0001
EA
54.1255.0001
EA
ASSY, BEARING/HOUSING
55.6549.0001
EA
3 (x2)
5 (x2)
2 (x2)
146
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.0521
EA
10.9685.0531
EA
PAN TUBE
10.9685.0532
EA
53.2200.0006
EA
53.6608.0750
EA
1
3
5 (x2)
4 (x4)
21-May-2009
147
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.0521
EA
10.9685.0532
EA
12.9685.1553
EA
53.2200.0006
EA
53.6608.0750
EA
5 (x2)
4 (x4)
148
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
Ref
17.9663.3895
EA
52.6259.0006
EA
J3
52.6625.0006
EA
J1
52.6626.0006
EA
J2
62.3039.0102
EA
C1
1
5
21-May-2009
149
Notes
150
21-May-2009
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Cables
Note: Cables are only available as complete assemblies. The information contained in
this section is for reference only.
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6274.2313
EA
52.8231.0005
EA
52.8298.1160
EA
55.2268.0187
FT
55.2268.0500
0.13
FT
73.9636.0153
FT
BRN
N
BLU
GRN/YEL
GND
21-May-2009
151
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.0351
EA
MOUNT, DISCONNECT
10.9685.0352
EA
CONTACT, DISCONNECT
52.8230.0003
EA
53.6534.0006
EA
73.1624.0005
45
IN
4 (x2)
3
44.0"
152
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02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6264.0004
EA
52.8317.0002
EA
73.6018.0002
0.71
FT
73.6018.0010
0.63
FT
1, 2 (x2)
21-May-2009
153
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6442.2003
EA
52.6442.2004
EA
52.6442.2006
EA
73.7137.0011
4.42
FT
WIRE, 20 AWG 600V 200 DEG-C, FEP BLK STRAND 105/40 0.06 DIA
73.7137.0012
4.42
FT
WIRE, 20 AWG 600V 200 DEG-C, FEP RED STRAND 105/40 0.06 DIA
5 (8")
2
4 (8")
4 (45")
5 (45")
3
154
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02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.8244.0001
EA
52.8329.0001
EA
55.2183.0001
0.33
FT
73.3520.0005
0.63
FT
73.6014.0012
1.9
FT
WIRE, 14 AWG 600V 200 DEGC FEP BLK STRAND 168/36 0.104 DIA
73.6014.0013
1.8
FT
WIRE, 14 AWG 600V 200 DEGC FEP WHT STRAND 168/36 0.104 DIA
73.7130.0006
1.25
FT
2
4
7
1 (x2)
21-May-2009
155
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
33-0441
EA
52.8231.0005
EA
55.2198.0001
0.08
FT
55.2199.0001
0.13
FT
55.2200.0001
0.08
FT
73.6016.0504
0.75
FT
1 (x2)
4 (x4)
156
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02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6396.2603
EA
73.2326.0029
2.83
FT
21-May-2009
157
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6442.2003
EA
52.6442.2004
EA
52.6442.2006
EA
52.8271.0005
EA
73.7137.0011
3.79
FT
WIRE, 20 AWG 600V 200 DEG-C, FEP BLK STRAND 105/40 0.06 DIA
73.7137.0012
4.54
FT
WIRE, 20 AWG 600V 200 DEG-C, FEP RED STRAND 105/40 0.06 DIA
6 (8")
2
5 (8")
5 (37.5")
6 (37.5")
4
6 (9")
158
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6224.1034
EA
52.6224.2034
EA
52.6610.0034
EA
52.6694.0001
16
EA
52.6696.0001
EA
52.8351.0004
34
EA
55.2186.0001
EA
55.6699.0010
FT
73.2326.0123
5.35
FT
21-May-2009
159
4 (x4), 5
1, 2, 3, 6
8
4 (x4), 5
4 (x4), 5
9
9
7 (x2)
4 (x4), 5
160
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.8271.0005
EA
55.2186.0001
EA
73.6014.0012
0.29
FT
WIRE, 14 AWG 600V 200DEGC FEP BLACK STRAND 168/36 0.104 DIA
73.6014.0013
0.42
FT
WIRE, 14 AWG 600V 200DEGC FEP WHITE STRAND 168/36 0.104 DIA
2
1 (x4)
3 (6.00")
4 (5.00")
21-May-2009
161
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6541.0003
EA
52.8231.0005
EA
52.8331.0003
EA
55.2186.0001
EA
73.6014.0005
0.58
FT
73.6014.0009
0.33
FT
73.6014.0010
0.33
FT
4
3 (x3)
7
2
162
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
52.6400.0027
EA
Description
RECPT, 17-14 SQ FLANGE REV SEX THRD CPC
52.6420.0002
EA
52.8201.0007
EA
52.8321.0005
EA
53.7015.0005
EA
73.2326.0029
2.79
FT
73.6014.0002
0.46
FT
73.6014.0003
0.46
FT
73.6014.0005
0.88
FT
10
73.6014.0009
0.75
FT
11
73.6014.0010
0.75
FT
2 (x7)
1
4
7
9 8 11 9
10
6
3 (x3)
5
21-May-2009
163
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6224.0020
EA
52.6224.1020
EA
52.6224.2020
EA
52.6524.0004
EA
52.6588.0007
EA
52.7007.0001
EA
55.2186.0001
EA
73.2326.0123
9.20
FT
4
5, 6
8
1, 2, 3
7 (x4)
5, 6
164
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
21-May-2009
165
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
52.8231.0000
EA
73.6014.0011
1.33
FT
WIRE, 14 AWG 600V 200DEGC FEP GRN STRND 168/36 0.104 DIA
1 (x2)
Description
166
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
25.9685.0777
EA
Description
CABLE ASSY, BACK CAP GROUND, VL500
52.8244.0001
EA
55.2186.0001
EA
55.2260.0133
2.33
FT
55.6699.0010
1.33
FT
73.3517.0001
4.00
FT
2 (x2)
6
3 (x2)
5
4 (x2)
6
1
21-May-2009
167
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6400.0020
EA
52.6400.0120
EA
52.6431.0002
EA
52.8201.0005
EA
52.8201.0007
EA
52.8341.0001
EA
52.8342.0001
EA
52.8344.0006
EA
52.8344.0008
EA
10
73.7087.0013
5.00
FT
168
21-May-2009
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2
5 (x4)
7 (x3)
9 (x2)
10
Pinout
Pinout
Pin
Wire
Description
Pin
Wire
Description
OPEN
N/A
VIOL14 AWG
LAMP POWER
OPEN
N/A
GRN/16 AWG
GROUND
GRN/16 AWG
GROUND
ORN/14 AWG
LAMP POWER
BLK/16 AWG
POWER (HOT)
BLK/16 AWG
POWER (HOT)
DRAIN/22 AWG
DRAIN WIRE
DRAIN/22 AWG
DRAIN WIRE
OPEN
N/A
WHT/16 AWG
NEUTRAL
WHT/16 AWG
NEUTRAL
WHT/22 AWG
NEUTRAL
WHT/22 AWG
DATA
BLK/22 AWG
DATA
BLK/22 AWG
DATA
RED/22 AWG
DATA
10
RED/22 AWG
DATA
11
OPEN
N/A
12
ORN/14 AWG
LAMP POWER
13
OPEN
N/A
14
VIOL14 AWG
LAMP POWER
21-May-2009
169
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6363.0001
EA
52.6264.0005
EA
52.6240.0003
EA
52.6696.0001
EA
52.6694.0001
EA
73.5126.0130
0.42
FT
73.2326.0123
3.08
FT
6
2, 3
See Detail A
Detail A
4, 5
170
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No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
10.9685.0536.01
EA
10.9685.0536.02
EA
52.6694.0002
EA
52.6696.0003
EA
53.6501.0002
EA
73.2326.0123
0.25
FT
Part of 4
3, 2 (x4)
Part of 4
21-May-2009
171
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
52.8244.0001
EA
Description
RECEPT, FASTON FLAG, 0.250" 16-14 AWG (REEL)
73.6014.0012
2.33
FT
WIRE, 14 AWG 600V 200 DEGC FEP BLK STRAND 168/36 0.104
73.6014.0013
2.33
FT
WIRE, 14 AWG 600V 200 DEGC FEP WHT STRAND 168/36 0.104
1 (x2)
2 (28")
3 (28")
172
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.8231.0005
EA
73.6014.0011
2.0
FT
WIRE, 14 AWG 600V 200 DEGC FEP GRN STRAND 168/36, 0.104 DIA
21-May-2009
173
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6264.0004
EA
52.8317.0002
EA
73.7137.0011
2.42
FT
WIRE, 20 AWG 600V 200 DEGC FEP BLK STRAND 105/40, 0.06 DIA
73.7137.0012
2.42
FT
WIRE, 20 AWG 600V 200 DEGC FEP RED STRAND 105/40, 0.06 DIA
1, 2
4 (29")
3 (29")
174
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6234.0001
EA
52.6270.0002
EA
52.8311.0001
EA
73.2326.0123
3.0
FT
73.3526.0005
0.5
FT
4 (6")
5 (36")
2
21-May-2009
175
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.8348.0001
EA
0.13
FT
1 (x2)
2
176
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.8329.0001
EA
52.8329.0003
EA
73.7130.0002
1.17
FT
21-May-2009
177
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6234.0001
EA
55.2186.0001
EA
73.2326.0123
2.67
FT
1 (x2)
3 (32")
2 (x2)
178
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.8231.0005
EA
73.6014.0011
2.5
FT
WIRE, 14 AWG 600V 200 DEGC FEP GRN STRAND 168/36, 0.104 DIA
21-May-2009
179
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.8244.0001
EA
52.8329.0001
EA
55.2183.0001
0.33
FT
73.3520.0005
0.75
FT
73.6014.0012
2.33
FT
WIRE, 14 AWG 600V 200 DEGC FEP BLK STRAND 168/36 0.104 DIA
73.6014.0013
2.33
FT
WIRE, 14 AWG 600V 200 DEGC FEP WHT STRAND 168/36 0.104 DIA
73.7130.0006
2.17
FT
2 (x2)
4 (7")
4 (2")
1 (x2)
5 (28")
6 (28")
180
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
25.9685.0769
EA
25.9685.0774
EA
52.8311.0004
EA
55.2186.0001
EA
73.7130.0006
8.33
FT
3
2
2
4 (x2)
5
1
3
5
1
21-May-2009
181
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6363.0001
EA
52.6264.0005
EA
52.6240.0003
EA
52.6696.0001
EA
52.6694.0001
EA
73.5126.0130
0.42
FT
73.2326.0123
3.25
FT
6
2, 3
See Detail A
Detail A
4, 5
182
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6234.0001
EA
52.6270.0002
EA
52.8311.0001
EA
73.2326.0123
3.17
FT
73.3526.0005
0.67
FT
4 (8")
5 (38")
2
21-May-2009
183
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6234.0001
EA
55.2186.0001
EA
73.2326.0123
3.67
FT
1 (x2)
3 (44")
2 (x2)
184
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
25.9685.0785
EA
25.9685.0786
EA
25.9685.0787
EA
52.8311.0004
EA
55.2186.0001
EA
73.7130.0006
8.33
FT
6
3
5 (x2)
1
4 (x2)
1
Figure 3-85: 80V Shielded Display/DMX Communication Cable Assembly (VL500 80V)
21-May-2009
185
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
1
2
Description
28A2432-0A2
EA
52-0274
18.5
IN
52.6396.2603
EA
52.6396.2604
EA
52.8271.0004
EA
52.8329.0001
EA
68.4541.0003
EA
71-0632
0.75
IN
73.7140.0003
EA
6
2
5
1
4
5
Pin
Wire
Pin
Wire
Red
Open
Black
Red
White
Black
White
186
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
25.9685.0750
EA
25.9685.0752
EA
25.9685.0758
EA
25.9685.0769
EA
25.9685.0771
EA
25.9685.0772
EA
25.9685.0773
EA
25.9685.0774
EA
25.9685.0778
EA
10
25.9685.0782
EA
11
55.2186.0001
EA
12
55.6699.0003
1.19
FT
13
55.6699.0010
0.92
FT
Description
21-May-2009
187
7
10
5
3
3
4
12
13
12
11 (x8)
10
3
1
8
Figure 3-87: VL500 Main Harness Cable Assembly (VL500 and VL500D)
188
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
25.9685.0752
EA
25.9685.0758
EA
25.9685.0772
EA
25.9685.0773
EA
25.9685.0778
EA
25.9685.0782
EA
25.9685.0783
EA
25.9685.0784
EA
55.2186.0001
EA
10
55.6699.0003
1.19
FT
11
55.6699.0010
0.92
FT
Description
21-May-2009
189
4
6
5
8
5
7
2
10
11
10
9 (x8)
6
2
8
8
190
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
25.9685.1794
EA
25.9685.0744
EA
25.9685.0745
EA
25.9685.0758
EA
25.9685.0772
EA
25.9685.0788
EA
25.9685.0782
EA
55.2186.0001
EA
55.6699.0010
2.10
FT
Description
21-May-2009
191
3
5
8
4
4
8
9
8 (x8)
7
1
6
6
Figure 3-89: VL500 80V Main Harness Cable Assembly (VL500 80V)
192
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
25.9685.0777
EA
Description
CABLE ASSY, BACK CAP GROUND, VL500
52.8244.0001
EA
52.8298.1140
EA
55.2186.0002
EA
55.2199.1000
0.38
FT
55.2260.0133
2.42
FT
55.6699.0010
1.25
FT
68.4541.0001
EA
68.4541.0002
EA
10
73.3517.0001
5.04
FT
11
73.7130.0006
0.83
FT
12
55.2183.0001
0.17
FT
11
3, 6
12
3, 6
2 (x2)
9
10
21-May-2009
193
Notes
194
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
04.9685.0941
EA
04.9685.0942
EA
04.9685.0946
EA
10.9669.0034
EA
PLATE, NUT
10.9685.0822
EA
10.9685.0823
EA
10.9685.0824
EA
10.9685.0825
EA
10.9685.0826
EA
10
12.9685.0821
EA
11
23.9685.0827
EA
12
25.9685.0807
EA
13
53.2002.0001
EA
14
53.2003.0001
EA
15
53.6520.0001
EA
16
53.6545.0001
EA
17
53.6551.0001
EA
18
53.6571.0002
EA
19
53.6575.0021
12
EA
20
53.6607.0002
EA
21
53.6614.0001
16
EA
22
69.9685.0701
EA
Description
21-May-2009
195
22
8
7
20 (x4)
14 (x4)
10
15 (x5)
4
12
21 (x16)
13 (x4)
11
5
17 (x4)
18 (x4)
23 (x2)
19 (x12)
196
21-May-2009
02 .9 685 .00 10 A
No.
Item
Qty.
UM.
Description
52.6231.0001
EA
52.6396.2904
EA
52.6400.0111
EA
52.8201.0005
EA
52.8202.0001
EA
52.8202.0011
EA
52.8231.0005
EA
52.8257.0002
EA
52.8313.0001
EA
10
52.8314.0001
EA
11
55.2186.0001
EA
12
73.3522.0002
1.25
FT
13
73.3522.0009
1.25
FT
14
73.3522.0010
1.25
FT
15
73.6016.0003
1.33
FT
16
73.6016.0007
1.33
FT
17
73.6016.0009
1.33
FT
18
73.6016.0010
1.33
FT
19
73.6016.0504
3.0
FT
21-May-2009
197
7 (x3)
19
9
11 (x5)
16
19
15
17
1
8 (x2)
10
12, 13, 14
18
3
4 (x3)
5 (x5)
6
198
21-May-2009
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APPENDIX A.
Technical Bulletins and Notices
VL500 Wash Luminaire Technical Bulletins
and Notices
The following table identifies the current technical bulletins and notices associated
with the VL500 wash luminaire. If applicable, these improvements have been
incorporated into this manual.
Technical Bulletin
or Notice
Description
S5K-001
S5K-002
S5K-003
S5K-004
S5K-005
S5K-006
TN-248
TN-231
TN-229
Technical Bulletins, Technical Notices, Software Updates, and support, and other
information is available online at http://www.vari-lite.com and click on the Support
tab. To request access to the password-protected support areas, please contact VariLite Customer Service at 1-877-827-4548 or [email protected].
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Notes
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Date: 21-May-2009 / Manual Part Number: 02.9685.0010 A
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