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Set-up/Operation • A-18 •

Unpacking and Setting Up the

STARLAB FiberArc Projector

The STARLAB FiberArc Projector is packed in a STARLAB projector case with one

or two projection cylinders. In systems shipped prior to January 2005, the projec-

tor case doubles as the stand for the projector when it is set up in the planetarium.

In systems shipped after January 1, 2005, use the Blower Travel Case or Cylinder

Travel case as the projector stand in the dome to achieve the appropriate height for

the projector. See pages 12-13 for more details on this.

When the projector is rst shipped from the factory, it is encased in plastic wrap and

the power cord is not attached. After it has been initially set up, the plastic wrap can

be discarded and the power cord can stay attached to the projector. Remove the

Velcro strap around the head of the projector.

Note

When repacking for transit, wrap the power cord around the base of the

projector under the clear plastic cylinder support plate. Fold the four goose-

neck side lamps under the plastic plate and fasten the small Velcro strap

around the head of the projector (leaving the ﬁber optic cable free) to keep

it stable during transit.

Before setting up the projector in the planetarium dome, remove it from the case and

check to make sure all of the components are operating properly.

Carefully lift the projector out of the box using the two heavy-duty aluminum bars

located on either side of the projector. When carrying the projector, always hold it by

these bars with two hands.

Note

Never attempt to lift or carry the projector by the gooseneck side lamps!

Place the projector on a table or similar stable work surface and carefully unwrap the

power cord from around the base of the projector. Plug the projector into a working

outlet and make sure that the other end of the power cord is securely plugged into the

back of the projector. The power cord supplied with the STARLAB FiberArc is 8 feet

long and should be plugged into a grounded extension cord or outlet.

Note

The power cord for the FiberArc is not hard wired into the unit, but attaches

to the projector by means of a three-prong plug. Unless this plug is in tight,

the projector will not operate.

Carefully unfold the four gooseneck side lamps from under the transparent cylinder

platform and direct them off to the sides of the projector. Once you have set up the

projector inside the planetarium dome, you can adjust these lamps to give you ap-

propriate room lighting.

Turn on the projector by pressing the on/off toggle switch located on the back of the

projector (#1 on lower diagram on previous page). When you turn on the switch, the

red indicator light on the front of the projector and the cooling fan should turn on. If

the projector does not turn on, make sure that the power cord is securely plugged into

the back of the projector and that the outlet you have the cord plugged into is live. A

good way of testing the outlet is to plug in the STARLAB fan and turn it on. If the outlet

is working and the cord is secure, then you should check the fuse on the projector to

make sure that it is intact. (See section on changing the fuse on page 24 for detailed

instructions.)

In writing this manual we have

tried to be as thorough as pos-

sible but inevitably, questions

will arise. If you have any ques-

tions concerning the use, op-

eration or maintenance of the

STARLAB FiberArc Projector,

please call our toll free number

at 1-800-537-8703 and we

will be happy to assist you.

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