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JDC1 

User Manual Rev. 3.0 

 

11.

 

Cleaning and maintenance 

Suggested maintenance intervals 

The cleaning schedule depends on the operating environment. The intervals below are 
suggestions from our experience with typical installations. Adjust as necessary.  

 

Cleaning 

JDC1 components

 

require occasional cleaning to prevent the buildup of dust, dirt, 

and smoke fluid residue. Pay special attention to the air vents and glass plate. Failure 

to keep the fixture clean will significantly reduce light output and may cause damage. 
Regular cleaning will ensure maximum performance and reliable operation.  
You can clean the front glass with household or automotive glass cleaning products. 

GLP Service and Support 

Contact information for the nearest GLP Service and Support is available online at 
www.glp.de/en/service, by email at [email protected], or by telephone at the following 
numbers:  

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GLP Germany: +49 (7248) 927 19-55 

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GLP N. America: +1 818 767-8899 

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GLP UK: +44 1392 690140 

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GLP Asia: +852 (3151) 7730 

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GLP Nordic: +46 737 57 11 40  

 

WARNING! Any service operation that requires removal of a cover must be 
performed by a professional service technician with the necessary tools, 
skills and personal protective equipment to maintain high-powered 
lighting equipment safely and efficiently. 

Maintenance task 

Interval 

How 

Front glass 

Weekly 

Soft cloth and glass cleaning fluid 

Fans and air channel 

Monthly 

Vacuum cleaner, compressed air, etc. 

Moveable parts 

Yearly 

Suitable lubricant 

Summary of Contents for JDC1

Page 1: ...User Manual Software Version 1 70 68 18 ...

Page 2: ...filiated companies disclaim liability for any injury damage direct or indirect loss consequential or economic loss or any other loss occasioned by the use of inability to use or reliance on the information contained in this document Head office German Light Products GmbH GLP Industriestrasse 2 76307 Karlsbad Germany Tel Germany 49 7248 92719 0 Service Support EMEA GLP Industriestrasse 2 76307 Karl...

Page 3: ...am 12 Color Plates 12 DMX control modes 12 Pixel grouping 14 Pixel Orientation 15 Tilt 16 Barndoor tilt operation 16 Auto Blackout 16 Custom settings and factory defaults 17 Dimming curves 17 Behavior when a DMX signal is lost 17 PWM frequency 17 Effect offsets 17 Flash control modes 17 Dimmer flash control mode 18 FX 18 Plate color priority 19 Display 20 Cooling modes 20 Fixture information 20 Ma...

Page 4: ...DMX channels 32 DMX Mode 1 Compressed Pro 14 DMX Channels 33 DMX Mode 2 Normal 23 DMX Channels 38 DMX Mode 3 Single Pixel 68 DMX Channels 43 DMX Mode 4 Single Pixel Pro 62 DMX Channels 49 DMX Mode 5 Grouped Pixel Pro 17 DMX Channels 55 9 Plate FX patterns 60 10 Beam FX patterns 65 11 Cleaning and maintenance 68 Suggested maintenance intervals 68 Cleaning 68 GLP Service and Support 68 12 Technical ...

Page 5: ...anual and on the product Read this manual and familiarize yourself with the safety precautions it contains before installing or using the product The manufacturer will take no responsibility for damages or harm resulting from disregard for the information in this manual Check the GLP website at www glp de and make sure that you have the latest version of this user manual Check also that the softwa...

Page 6: ...damaged defective deformed wet or showing signs of overheating Do not reapply power until the product has been repaired and made safe by a technician authorized by GLP Before using the product check that all power distribution equipment and cables are in perfect condition and rated for the electrical requirements of all connected devices Use only Neutrik PowerCON TRUE1 cable connectors for AC main...

Page 7: ...the product Do not bypass fuses Do not stick filters masks or other materials onto the front glass Do not block the light output in any way The front glass becomes extremely hot during operation and can melt or ignite objects that are in contact with the surface Ensure that the front glass Is clean and unobstructed at all times in order to prevent a fire hazard and damage to the product The produc...

Page 8: ...eizure lasts more than five minutes if it is the person s first seizure or if the person is injured While waiting for help to arrive consider the following general advice for caring for a person who is having a seizure Protect the affected person from injuring themselves on hard or sharp objects If necessary move the person to a safe place Lay them on their side with their head supported to preven...

Page 9: ...fety attachment for the weight that it secures it must comply with EN 60598 2 17 Section 17 6 6 and it must be able to support a static suspended load that is ten times the weight that it secures Fasten the product to a structure or surface as directed in this user manual Do not use safety cables as the primary means of support Before applying power to the product ensure that the head can move thr...

Page 10: ...ure is shielded or points away from the sun even when not in use Avoid pointing other high powered beam lights directly at the fixture Do not pick up or carry the fixture by the head The LCD display is also fragile Picking up or supporting the fixture in these spots could result in damage that is not covered by the warranty Use only original spare parts Do not make any structural modifications to ...

Page 11: ...ual Rev 3 0 11 3 Product overview Figure 2 Product overview 1 Fuseholder 2 Head 3 Alignment pin lever 4 Alignment pins 5 DMX thru out 6 Control panel 7 AC mains power in Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 8 DMX in 9 Tilt lock lever 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...

Page 12: ...ube element the Beam containing 216 cool white LEDs that produce powerful white light You can run powerful shutter effects including a strobe at up to 16 67 Hz and dynamic FX patterns on the Beam or you can operate it continuously to give high output blinder and wash effects with an 86 beam angle If you set an intensity on the Beam it will be used as the background intensity if you run a shutter e...

Page 13: ... on the Beam and the Plates with adjustment of FX speed and of crossfades between the FX and the background using channels 15 19 Master intensity and RGB color mixing on the Plates using channels 20 23 DMX Mode 3 SPix uses 68 DMX channels It gives the following control options Standard control options on DMX channels 1 14 Pre programmed FX patterns using channels 15 19 Master intensity and pixel l...

Page 14: ...rol of both the Plates as one unit see Figure 3 Control of the Beam as 12 separate pixels and control of the Plates as 12 separate pixels see Figure 4 Figure 3 LEDs grouped into Beam and Plate Pixels are numbered as seen when looking at the front of the fixture with Tilt set to 000 Figure 4 LEDs grouped into pixels Plate LEDs Plate LEDs Beam LEDs 2nd Plate LEDs 1st Plate LEDs Beam LEDs ...

Page 15: ...r of all the pixels on the Plates and the pixels in the Beam by setting pixel orientation to ON Inverted Inversion status in the control panel display will change from NNN tilt pixel orientation and 2nd Plate pixel orientation all Normal to NIN tilt Normal pixel orientation Inverted 2nd Plate pixel orientation Normal and the pixel layout will be as shown below Figure 5 Pixel orientation ON Inverte...

Page 16: ...abled but without DMX control In this setting power is applied to the tilt motor but the fixture will not respond to movement commands sent via DMX The tilt motor will therefore act as a brake and hold the head in position Barndoor tilt operation If you mount barndoors or any other accessory on the front of the fixture set Barndoors to ON either on the Special Control channel using DMX or in the T...

Page 17: ... or continue obeying the last DMX command it received PWM frequency You can adjust the PWM frequency of the LEDs from 582 to 618 Hz in 1 Hz increments or you can set the PWM frequency to 1200 or 2400 Hz Effect offsets Effect offsets are a fast way to set up effect chases in multiple fixtures You can set effect offsets with starting points in the effect cycle from 10 to 360 in 10 increments You can...

Page 18: ...quickly hold for 0 5 seconds by programming the setting in the cue directly This means that it is possible to swap between flash modes in the middle of a show Dimmer flash control mode Producing single flashes is quick and easy if you activate Dimmer Flash mode in the Settings control menu Activating this mode affects both the Beam and the Plates With Dimmer flash mode enabled if the Shutter chann...

Page 19: ... green background Background Color An FX pattern or flash on the Plates will only be visible if no background color is set on the Plates If a background color is set on the Plates the FX pattern or flash will use the plate background color For example if the fixture is in Background Color mode and you have created a 100 intensity red FX or flash and created a 50 intensity green background then the...

Page 20: ...atures Fixture information The Information menu in the control panel gives access to a long list of information items You can see a list of any internal errors that the fixture may have detected check main and distributed software and hardware versions check temperature sensor readouts see logs of operating hours and boot count and check whether the fixture is running on AC mains or battery power ...

Page 21: ...ems The JDC1 is supplied with a power cord with Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 connector and an omega bracket Part No 87036 that lets you fasten two half coupler rigging clamps to the fixture Mounting The JDC1 may be rigged in any orientation or placed on a level surface When installing keep the head at least 1 m 3 3 ft from flammable materials including curtains and stage scenery Figure 8 Mounting option...

Page 22: ...DC1 to a rigging truss with the head hanging vertically downwards or you can fasten the JDC1 to a truss horizontally or at any angle To fasten to a truss Bolt two suitable half coupler rigging clamps to the supplied omega clamp attachment bracket See illustration above Fasten the omega bracket to the base of the fixture with four Camlock quarter turn fasteners by lining up the pins in the fastener...

Page 23: ... protective earth It must be protected against ground earth leakage and overload The autosensing power supply accepts AC power at 100 240 V 50 60 Hz Do not connect the fixture to power at any other voltage or to an external dimmer The JDC1 does not have a power ON OFF switch Power is applied to the fixture as soon as the power cable becomes live The JDC1 has a 3 conductor Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 so...

Page 24: ...t has a connection to ground earth and that it has an integral cable grip Follow the cord cap plug manufacturer s assembly instructions If you need to install a Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 connector on a power cable follow the instructions given in the Support area of the Neutrik website at www neutrik com Respect the color coding used in the supplied power cable and in your local mains power wiring sy...

Page 25: ...fore operating the fixture The JDC1 s TRUE1 AC mains power input connector supports hot plugging and it can be quickest to disconnect a live power cable if you need to shut down power urgently but it may still be wise to show caution and connect and disconnect power cables without power applied Apply power to the AC mains circuit to start operation Shut down power to the AC mains circuit to stop o...

Page 26: ...1 Main menu See Figure 11 From left to right the top line of the main menu displays Main CPU software version DMX control modes for tilt all pixels orientation and Plate 2 pixels orientation N ormal or I nverted DMX mode number Dimming mode L inear S oft or E xtra Soft Flash mode N ormal or P ercentage PWM frequency in Hz For example if the top line reads V 1 70 NNN M03 EN 600 then The main CPU so...

Page 27: ...re displaying the PCB reset status screen After resetting the panel displays the main menu The bottom row of the display shows the functions of the four control buttons Press the Mode button to escape and return to the top of the menu Press the Enter button to select a setting issue a command or enter a submenu Press the Down and Up buttons to scroll through menu options To return resettable count...

Page 28: ...ect barndoors etc Tilt Enable ON Tilt enabled and DMX controllable OFF Tilt disabled NC Tilt enabled not DMX controllable Shutter Error Blackout ON OFF Blackout if internal error detected No DMX Blackout ON OFF Blackout if no DMX for 3 seconds Init Positions Save Save as initial positions Reset Restore default positions Dimming Curve Linear Select dimming curve Soft Extra Soft DMX Hold Behavior if...

Page 29: ...ash ON OFF Display flashes if loss of DMX Temperature Unit C F Fan Mode Auto Temperature controlled fan speed High Maximum cooling Reset Factory Settings Yes No Reset all values except serial number Information System Errors List Display recent errors System Versions Main SW HW Display software and hardware versions in the fixture s modules Tilt SW HW NM LED A SW HW NM LED B SW HW NM LED C SW HW N...

Page 30: ...n Beam Movement 0 255 Pattern Select Beam 0 255 Master Pix Intensity 0 255 Fans Monitor PSU Fan RPM V Shows fan speed and voltage Head Fan RPM V Manual Control Reset Reset options Full System Reset YES NO Tilt Reset YES NO NM_LED L Driver YES NO NM_LED R Driver YES NO Manual DMX Tilt 0 255 Enter control values to control each effect new values received via DMX override manually entered values Spec...

Page 31: ...ed via DMX override manually entered values Pattern Beam Movement 0 255 Pattern Select Beam 0 255 Master Pix Intensity 0 255 Reset All Values YES NO Set all manual DMX values to 0 Test Tilt ON OFF Run test of functions Color ON OFF All ON OFF Service Reserved for GLP Service Table 1 Control Menus Default settings are written in BOLD type ...

Page 32: ...4 to 68 channels The commands for each mode are listed in the following tables The layout of channels 1 14 is the same in each mode Where commands are marked with an asterisk you must start from DMX value zero and then send the DMX value continuously for 3 seconds unless a different duration is stated to apply the command ...

Page 33: ...ht random 81 84 32 0 33 0 White beam right to left 85 88 33 5 34 5 White beam right to left random 89 92 35 0 36 0 White beam left to right bounce 93 96 36 5 37 5 White beam left to right bounce random 97 100 38 0 39 0 White beam right to left bounce 101 104 39 5 40 5 White beam right to left bounce random 105 108 41 0 42 5 Zig 6 steps outer to center pixels 109 112 43 0 43 5 Zig 6 steps outer to ...

Page 34: ... 98 5 100 7 Special Control No function 0 0 0 Snap Beam Shutter effects and FX patterns offset 10 1 0 4 20 2 0 8 30 3 1 2 40 4 1 6 50 5 2 0 60 6 2 4 70 7 2 8 80 8 3 1 90 9 3 5 100 10 3 9 110 11 4 3 120 12 4 7 130 13 5 1 140 14 5 5 150 15 5 9 160 16 6 3 170 17 6 7 180 18 7 1 190 19 7 5 200 20 7 8 210 21 8 2 220 22 8 6 230 23 9 0 240 24 9 4 250 25 9 8 260 26 10 2 270 27 10 6 280 28 11 0 290 29 11 4 ...

Page 35: ... curve 102 103 40 0 40 4 Extra soft dimming curve 104 105 40 8 41 2 No function 106 120 41 6 47 1 PWM frequency hold value for 3 seconds 582 Hz 121 122 47 5 47 8 583 Hz 123 124 48 2 48 6 584 Hz 125 126 49 0 49 4 585 Hz 127 128 49 8 50 2 586 Hz 129 130 50 6 51 0 587 Hz 131 132 51 4 51 8 588 Hz 133 134 52 2 52 5 589 Hz 135 136 52 9 53 3 590 Hz 137 138 53 7 54 1 591 Hz 139 140 54 5 54 9 592 Hz 141 14...

Page 36: ... 88 0 90 0 FX color priority Beam 230 233 90 5 91 4 FX color priority Mixed 234 236 91 8 92 5 FX color priority Plate 237 239 92 9 93 7 Aggressive flash mode hold for 0 5 sec 240 244 94 1 95 7 No function 245 247 96 1 96 9 Reset hold value for 5 sec 248 255 97 3 100 8 Plate Intensity Intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 0 Fade 9 Plate Flash Duration 7 650 ms 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 10 Plate Flash Rate 0 289 1...

Page 37: ...0 22 0 23 0 Random white beam 61 64 23 5 24 5 Random single pixel in white beam 65 68 25 0 26 0 Lightning 69 72 26 5 27 5 Spikes flash over low light 73 76 28 0 29 0 No function 77 179 29 5 70 0 Double flash 180 191 70 6 74 9 Double flash random 192 203 75 3 79 6 Triple flash 204 215 80 0 84 3 Triple flash random 216 227 84 7 89 0 Quad flash 228 239 89 4 93 7 Quad flash random 240 251 94 1 98 4 No...

Page 38: ...am left to right random 81 84 32 0 33 0 White beam right to left 85 88 33 5 34 5 White beam right to left random 89 92 35 0 36 0 White beam left to right bounce 93 96 36 5 37 5 White beam left to right bounce random 97 100 38 0 39 0 White beam right to left bounce 101 104 39 5 40 5 White beam right to left bounce random 105 108 41 0 42 5 Zig 6 steps outer to center pixels 109 112 43 0 43 5 Zig 6 s...

Page 39: ...52 255 98 5 100 7 Special Control No function 0 0 0 Snap Beam Shutter effects and FX patterns offset 10 1 0 4 20 2 0 8 30 3 1 2 40 4 1 6 50 5 2 0 60 6 2 4 70 7 2 8 80 8 3 1 90 9 3 5 100 10 3 9 110 11 4 3 120 12 4 7 130 13 5 1 140 14 5 5 150 15 5 9 160 16 6 3 170 17 6 7 180 18 7 1 190 19 7 5 200 20 7 8 210 21 8 2 220 22 8 6 230 23 9 0 240 24 9 4 250 25 9 8 260 26 10 2 270 27 10 6 280 28 11 0 290 29...

Page 40: ... 102 103 40 0 40 4 Extra soft dimming curve 104 105 40 8 41 2 No function 106 120 41 6 47 1 PWM frequency hold value for 3 seconds 582 Hz 121 122 47 5 47 8 583 Hz 123 124 48 2 48 6 584 Hz 125 126 49 0 49 4 585 Hz 127 128 49 8 50 2 586 Hz 129 130 50 6 51 0 587 Hz 131 132 51 4 51 8 588 Hz 133 134 52 2 52 5 589 Hz 135 136 52 9 53 3 590 Hz 137 138 53 7 54 1 591 Hz 139 140 54 5 54 9 592 Hz 141 142 55 3...

Page 41: ...25 229 88 0 90 0 FX color priority Beam 230 233 90 5 91 4 FX color priority Mixed 234 236 91 8 92 5 FX color priority Plate 237 239 92 9 93 7 Aggressive flash mode hold for 0 5 sec 240 244 94 1 95 7 No function 245 247 96 1 96 9 Reset hold value for 5 sec 248 255 97 3 100 8 Plate Intensity Intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 0 Fade 9 Plate Flash Duration 7 650 ms 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 10 Plate Flash Rate 0...

Page 42: ... 89 0 Quad flash 228 239 89 4 93 7 Quad flash random 240 251 94 1 98 4 No effect 252 255 98 5 100 12 Plates Red Plates red intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 13 Plates Green Plates green intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 14 Plates Blue Plates blue intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 15 FX Crossfade Crossfade duration snap slow 0 255 0 100 0 Fade 16 Plate FX Movement Plate FX movement speed s...

Page 43: ... 77 80 30 0 31 5 White beam left to right random 81 84 32 0 33 0 White beam right to left 85 88 33 5 34 5 White beam right to left random 89 92 35 0 36 0 White beam left to right bounce 93 96 36 5 37 5 White beam left to right bounce random 97 100 38 0 39 0 White beam right to left bounce 101 104 39 5 40 5 White beam right to left bounce random 105 108 41 0 42 5 Zig 6 steps outer to center pixels ...

Page 44: ... 98 5 100 7 Special Control No function 0 0 0 Snap Beam Shutter effects and FX patterns offset 10 1 0 4 20 2 0 8 30 3 1 2 40 4 1 6 50 5 2 0 60 6 2 4 70 7 2 8 80 8 3 1 90 9 3 5 100 10 3 9 110 11 4 3 120 12 4 7 130 13 5 1 140 14 5 5 150 15 5 9 160 16 6 3 170 17 6 7 180 18 7 1 190 19 7 5 200 20 7 8 210 21 8 2 220 22 8 6 230 23 9 0 240 24 9 4 250 25 9 8 260 26 10 2 270 27 10 6 280 28 11 0 290 29 11 4 ...

Page 45: ... curve 102 103 40 0 40 4 Extra soft dimming curve 104 105 40 8 41 2 No function 106 120 41 6 47 1 PWM frequency hold value for 3 seconds 582 Hz 121 122 47 5 47 8 583 Hz 123 124 48 2 48 6 584 Hz 125 126 49 0 49 4 585 Hz 127 128 49 8 50 2 586 Hz 129 130 50 6 51 0 587 Hz 131 132 51 4 51 8 588 Hz 133 134 52 2 52 5 589 Hz 135 136 52 9 53 3 590 Hz 137 138 53 7 54 1 591 Hz 139 140 54 5 54 9 592 Hz 141 14...

Page 46: ... 88 0 90 0 FX color priority Beam 230 233 90 5 91 4 FX color priority Mixed 234 236 91 8 92 5 FX color priority Plate 237 239 92 9 93 7 Aggressive flash mode hold for 0 5 sec 240 244 94 1 95 7 No function 245 247 96 1 96 9 Reset hold value for 5 sec 248 255 97 3 100 8 Plate Intensity Intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 0 Fade 9 Plate Flash Duration 7 650 ms 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 10 Plate Flash Rate 0 289 1...

Page 47: ... flash random 240 251 94 1 98 4 No effect 252 255 98 5 100 12 Plates Red Plates red intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 13 Plates Green Plates green intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 14 Plates Blue Plates blue intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 15 FX Crossfade Crossfade duration snap slow 0 255 0 100 0 Fade 16 Plate FX Movement Plate FX movement speed slow fast 0 255 0 100 0 Fade 17 Plate FX...

Page 48: ...nd Pixel 9 Red 0 100 0 255 255 Fade 46 Green 0 100 0 255 255 Fade 47 Blue 0 100 0 255 255 Fade 48 Plate Background Pixel 10 Red 0 100 0 255 255 Fade 49 Green 0 100 0 255 255 Fade 50 Blue 0 100 0 255 255 Fade 51 Plate Background Pixel 11 Red 0 100 0 255 255 Fade 52 Green 0 100 0 255 255 Fade 53 Blue 0 100 0 255 255 Fade 54 Plate Background Pixel 12 Red 0 100 0 255 255 Fade 55 Green 0 100 0 255 255 ...

Page 49: ...1 5 White beam left to right random 81 84 32 0 33 0 White beam right to left 85 88 33 5 34 5 White beam right to left random 89 92 35 0 36 0 White beam left to right bounce 93 96 36 5 37 5 White beam left to right bounce random 97 100 38 0 39 0 White beam right to left bounce 101 104 39 5 40 5 White beam right to left bounce random 105 108 41 0 42 5 Zig 6 steps outer to center pixels 109 112 43 0 ...

Page 50: ... 98 5 100 7 Special Control No function 0 0 0 Snap Beam Shutter effects and FX patterns offset 10 1 0 4 20 2 0 8 30 3 1 2 40 4 1 6 50 5 2 0 60 6 2 4 70 7 2 8 80 8 3 1 90 9 3 5 100 10 3 9 110 11 4 3 120 12 4 7 130 13 5 1 140 14 5 5 150 15 5 9 160 16 6 3 170 17 6 7 180 18 7 1 190 19 7 5 200 20 7 8 210 21 8 2 220 22 8 6 230 23 9 0 240 24 9 4 250 25 9 8 260 26 10 2 270 27 10 6 280 28 11 0 290 29 11 4 ...

Page 51: ... curve 102 103 40 0 40 4 Extra soft dimming curve 104 105 40 8 41 2 No function 106 120 41 6 47 1 PWM frequency hold value for 3 seconds 582 Hz 121 122 47 5 47 8 583 Hz 123 124 48 2 48 6 584 Hz 125 126 49 0 49 4 585 Hz 127 128 49 8 50 2 586 Hz 129 130 50 6 51 0 587 Hz 131 132 51 4 51 8 588 Hz 133 134 52 2 52 5 589 Hz 135 136 52 9 53 3 590 Hz 137 138 53 7 54 1 591 Hz 139 140 54 5 54 9 592 Hz 141 14...

Page 52: ... 88 0 90 0 FX color priority Beam 230 233 90 5 91 4 FX color priority Mixed 234 236 91 8 92 5 FX color priority Plate 237 239 92 9 93 7 Aggressive flash mode hold for 0 5 sec 240 244 94 1 95 7 No function 245 247 96 1 96 9 Reset hold value for 5 sec 248 255 97 3 100 8 Plate Intensity Intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 0 Fade 9 Plate Flash Duration 7 650 ms 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 10 Plate Flash Rate 0 289 1...

Page 53: ...ed Both plates red intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 13 Plates Green Both plates green intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 14 Plates Blue Both plates blue intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 15 Plate Pixel 1 Red intensity 0 100 0 100 0 255 0 Fade 16 Green intensity 0 100 0 100 0 255 0 Fade 17 Blue intensity 0 100 0 100 0 255 0 Fade 18 Plate Pixel 2 Red intensity 0 100 0 100 0 255 0 Fade 19 Gr...

Page 54: ...d intensity 0 100 0 100 0 255 0 Fade 46 Green intensity 0 100 0 100 0 255 0 Fade 47 Blue intensity 0 100 0 100 0 255 0 Fade 48 Plate Pixel 12 Red intensity 0 100 0 100 0 255 0 Fade 49 Green intensity 0 100 0 100 0 255 0 Fade 50 Blue intensity 0 100 0 100 0 255 0 Fade 51 Beam Pixels Pixel 1 intensity 0 100 0 100 0 255 0 Fade 52 Pixel 2 intensity 0 100 0 100 0 255 0 Fade 53 Pixel 3 intensity 0 100 0...

Page 55: ... left to right random 81 84 32 0 33 0 White beam right to left 85 88 33 5 34 5 White beam right to left random 89 92 35 0 36 0 White beam left to right bounce 93 96 36 5 37 5 White beam left to right bounce random 97 100 38 0 39 0 White beam right to left bounce 101 104 39 5 40 5 White beam right to left bounce random 105 108 41 0 42 5 Zig 6 steps outer to center pixels 109 112 43 0 43 5 Zig 6 ste...

Page 56: ... 98 5 100 7 Special Control No function 0 0 0 Snap Beam Shutter effects and FX patterns offset 10 1 0 4 20 2 0 8 30 3 1 2 40 4 1 6 50 5 2 0 60 6 2 4 70 7 2 8 80 8 3 1 90 9 3 5 100 10 3 9 110 11 4 3 120 12 4 7 130 13 5 1 140 14 5 5 150 15 5 9 160 16 6 3 170 17 6 7 180 18 7 1 190 19 7 5 200 20 7 8 210 21 8 2 220 22 8 6 230 23 9 0 240 24 9 4 250 25 9 8 260 26 10 2 270 27 10 6 280 28 11 0 290 29 11 4 ...

Page 57: ... curve 102 103 40 0 40 4 Extra soft dimming curve 104 105 40 8 41 2 No function 106 120 41 6 47 1 PWM frequency hold value for 3 seconds 582 Hz 121 122 47 5 47 8 583 Hz 123 124 48 2 48 6 584 Hz 125 126 49 0 49 4 585 Hz 127 128 49 8 50 2 586 Hz 129 130 50 6 51 0 587 Hz 131 132 51 4 51 8 588 Hz 133 134 52 2 52 5 589 Hz 135 136 52 9 53 3 590 Hz 137 138 53 7 54 1 591 Hz 139 140 54 5 54 9 592 Hz 141 14...

Page 58: ... 88 0 90 0 FX color priority Beam 230 233 90 5 91 4 FX color priority Mixed 234 236 91 8 92 5 FX color priority Plate 237 239 92 9 93 7 Aggressive flash mode hold for 0 5 sec 240 244 94 1 95 7 No function 245 247 96 1 96 9 Reset hold value for 5 sec 248 255 97 3 100 8 Plate Intensity Intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 0 Fade 9 Plate Flash Duration 7 650 ms 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 10 Plate Flash Rate 0 289 1...

Page 59: ... 72 26 5 27 5 Spikes flash over low light 73 76 28 0 29 0 No function 77 179 29 5 70 0 Double flash 180 191 70 6 74 9 Double flash random 192 203 75 3 79 6 Triple flash 204 215 80 0 84 3 Triple flash random 216 227 84 7 89 0 Quad flash 228 239 89 4 93 7 Quad flash random 240 251 94 1 98 4 No effect 252 255 98 5 100 12 Plates Red Both plates red intensity 0 100 0 255 0 100 255 Fade 13 Plates Green ...

Page 60: ...ay the following dynamic patterns on the Plates in DMX modes 2 and 3 by sending the indicated DMX values on channel 17 0 2 20 38 3 21 39 4 22 40 5 23 41 6 24 42 7 25 43 8 26 44 9 27 45 10 28 46 11 29 47 12 30 48 13 31 49 14 32 50 15 33 51 16 34 52 17 35 53 18 36 54 19 37 55 ...

Page 61: ...ducts JDC1 User Manual Rev 3 0 61 56 75 94 57 76 95 58 77 96 59 78 97 60 79 98 61 80 99 62 81 100 63 82 101 64 83 102 65 84 103 66 85 104 67 86 105 68 87 106 69 88 107 70 89 108 71 90 109 72 91 110 73 92 111 74 93 112 ...

Page 62: ...ev 3 0 113 132 151 114 133 152 115 134 153 116 135 154 117 136 155 118 137 156 119 138 157 120 139 158 121 140 159 122 141 160 123 142 161 124 143 162 125 144 163 126 145 164 127 146 165 128 147 166 129 148 167 130 149 168 131 150 169 ...

Page 63: ...ev 3 0 63 170 191 210 171 192 211 172 193 212 173 194 213 174 195 214 175 196 215 176 197 216 177 198 217 178 180 199 218 181 200 219 182 201 220 183 202 221 184 203 222 185 204 223 186 205 224 187 206 225 188 207 226 189 208 227 190 209 228 ...

Page 64: ...www glp de 64 JDC1 User Manual Rev 3 0 229 238 247 230 239 248 231 240 249 232 241 250 233 242 251 234 243 252 235 244 253 236 245 254 237 246 255 ...

Page 65: ...splay the following dynamic patterns on the Beam pixels in DMX modes 2 and 3 by sending the indicated DMX values on channel 19 0 2 20 38 3 21 39 4 22 40 5 23 41 6 24 42 7 25 43 8 26 44 9 27 45 10 28 46 11 29 47 12 30 48 13 31 49 14 32 50 15 33 51 16 34 52 17 35 53 18 36 54 19 37 55 ...

Page 66: ...C1 User Manual Rev 3 0 56 76 96 57 77 97 58 78 98 59 79 99 60 80 100 61 81 101 62 82 102 63 83 103 64 84 104 65 85 105 66 86 106 67 87 107 68 88 108 69 89 109 70 90 110 71 91 111 72 92 112 73 93 113 74 94 114 75 95 115 ...

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Page 68: ...lass with household or automotive glass cleaning products GLP Service and Support Contact information for the nearest GLP Service and Support is available online at www glp de en service by email at info glp de or by telephone at the following numbers GLP Germany 49 7248 927 19 55 GLP N America 1 818 767 8899 GLP UK 44 1392 690140 GLP Asia 852 3151 7730 GLP Nordic 46 737 57 11 40 WARNING Any servi...

Page 69: ...Tilt 185 Connectors Signal connection XLR 5 pin input and output Power input Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 Operating conditions Mains voltage 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz Power 230V 1200 W Fuse 6 3 x 32 mm T15A Maximum ambient temperature 45 C 113 F Operating position Any Shipping options Single fixture Cardboard Product code 7675 Tourpacks 4 way and 8 way incl flightcase Dimensions and weight Length 154 mm 6 1 ...

Page 70: ...www glp de 70 JDC1 User Manual Rev 3 0 13 Dimensions 178 mm 284 mm 342 mm 154 mm 390 mm ...

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