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  GL2P  User  Manual                                                                                                                                XM1460-V1.0-NR

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9.1. FUNCTION

9.1.1. Set DMX Address
With this function, you can adjust the desired DMX-address via the Display.

1. Access the main menu.
2. Tap the <Up/Down> button until “Set DMX Address” is displayed.
3. Press ENTER, the display will show “Set DMX Address”.
4. Tap the <Up/Down> button, the display will show “A001~AXXX”
5. Press ENTER to confirm or press <MODE/ESC> to return to the main menu.

9.1.2. DMX Value
With this function you can display the DMX 512 value of each channel. The display
automatically shows the channel with a changing value.

1. Access the main menu.
2. Tap the <Up/Down> button until” Dmx Value” is displayed.
3. Press ENTER, the display will show “Dmx Value”.
4. Tap the <Up/Down> button

choose each channel.

5. Press ENTER to confirm or press <MODE/ESC> to return to the main menu.

9.1.3. Slave Mode
With this function, you can define the device as slave.

1. Access the main menu.
2. Tap the <Up/Down> button until “Slave Mode” is displayed.
3. Press ENTER, the display will show “Slave Mode”.
4. Tap the <Up/Down> button

the display will show “Slave1”, “Slave2”, “Slave3”.

5. Press ENTER to confirm or press <MODE/ESC> to return to the main menu.

9.1.4. Auto Program
With this function, you can run the internal program. You can select the desired program under
“Select program”.  You  can  set  the  number  of  steps  under “Edit program”. You can edit the
individual scenes under “Edit scenes”. With this function, you can run the individual scenes
either automatically, i.e. with the adjusted Step-Time.

1. Access the main menu.
2. Tap the <Up/Down> button until “Auto Program” is displayed.
3. Press ENTER, the display will show “Auto Program”.
4. Tap the <Up/Down> button

the display will show “Master1”, “ Alone”.

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Summary of Contents for GL2P

Page 1: ...LED MOVING HEAD USER MANUAL GL2P KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE NEEDS ...

Page 2: ... safety please read this user manual carefully before installing and operating the device CONTENTS 1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2 2 FEATURES 4 3 FIXTURE OVERVIEW 6 4 DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS 7 5 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 8 6 DMX 512 CONTROL CONNECTION 11 7 DMX 512 CONNECTION WITH DMX TERMINATOR 11 8 DEVICE DMX START ADDRESS SELECTION 12 9 DISPLAY 12 10 DMX PROTOCOL 25 11 ERROR MESSAGES 34 12 CLEANING AND MAI...

Page 3: ...AUTION KEEP THIS DEVICE AWAY FROM RAIN AND MOISTURE Important Damage caused by the disregard of this user manual is not subject to warranty The dealer and manufacturer will not accept liability for any resulting defects or problems If the device has been exposed to temperature changes due to environmental conditions do not power on immediately The resulting condensation could damage the device Lea...

Page 4: ...e device was designed for indoor use only This fixture is only allowed to be operated within the maximum alternating current as stated in the technical specifications in section 2 of this manual Handle the device with care avoid shaking or using force when installing or maintaining the device When choosing the installation location please make sure that the device is not exposed to extreme heat mo...

Page 5: ...annels 2operations modes DMX 512 Master Active Beam angle zoom from 8 5 45 Strobe effect with 1 25 flashes per second and pulse effect Animation wheel can make special dynamic flame or water effect Rotating Prism 16 prism Macros Motorized focus Dimmer 0 100 full range dimming Stepless iris 5 100 linear change iris pulse iris effect Stepless frost 0 100 linear change frost DISPLAY Advanced and conv...

Page 6: ...GL2P User Manual XM1460 V1 0 NR 5 OTHER SPEC Input signal isolation guarantees stable signal transmission without interference Advanced RDM function WHIGHT Net weight 28 kg ...

Page 7: ...GL2P User Manual XM1460 V1 0 NR 6 3 FIXTURE OVERVIEW 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 RJ45 15 RJ45 ...

Page 8: ...GL2P User Manual XM1460 V1 0 NR 7 4 DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS ...

Page 9: ...ever stand directly below the device when rigging de rigging or maintaining the device All electrical connections should be approved by a qualified electrician prior to using the product When the device is permanently installed these installations have to be approved by a qualified person once a year Overhead rigging requires extensive experience including but not limited to calculating working lo...

Page 10: ...s of the first Omega holder into the respective holes on the bottom of the device Tighten the quick lock fasteners fully clockwise Install the second Omega holder Pull the safety cable through the holes on the bottom of the base and over the trussing system or another suitable rigging point Insert the end into the carabiner and tighten the safety screw Important This step is very important to ensu...

Page 11: ...afety measure to prevent accidental damage and or injury in the event the clamp fails Important Overhead rigging requires extensive experience including but not limited to calculating working load limits specifying installation rigging materials and periodic safety inspection of all installation material as well as the device If you lack these qualifications do not attempt the rigging of this devi...

Page 12: ...ease refer to the diagram below Address 73 Address 37 Address 1 7 DMX 512 CONNECTION WITH DMX TERMINATOR For installations where the DMX cable has to run over a long distance or is in an electrically noisy environment such as in a discotheque it is recommended to use a DMX terminator This helps in preventing corruption of the digital control signal caused by electrical noise The DMX terminator is ...

Page 13: ...l channels of the unit That means changing the settings of one channel will affect only the selected device In the case of the led move head which is a 36 channel fixture you should set the starting address of the first unit to 1 the second unit to 37 36 1 the third unit to 73 36 37 and so on 9 DISPLAY The Display offers several features you can set the starting address run the pre programmed prog...

Page 14: ... xxxx RPM Fan Information Software Version 1U01 V1 0 0 2U01 V1 0 0 Software version Personality Status Settings Address Via DMX No DMX Status Pan Reverse Tilt Reverse Pan Degree Feedback Hibernation ON OFF Close Hold Auto ON OFF ON OFF 630 540 ON OFF OFF 01Min 99Min 15Min Add via DMX Auto run if no DMX Pan Reverse movement Tilt Reverse movement Pan Degree Select Movement Feedback Stand by Mode Ser...

Page 15: ...X Password 050 Calbrate and adjust the effects to standard right position Users Mode Set User Mode Standard Mode Basic Mode Extended Mode User Mode A User Mode B User Mode C User s mode to change channel numbers Edit User Mode A Max Channel XXX Control XXX Preset User modes A Edit User Mode B Max Channel XXX Control XXX Preset User modes B Edit User Mode C Max Channel XXX Control XXX Preset User m...

Page 16: ...s slave 1 Access the main menu 2 Tap the Up Down button until Slave Mode is displayed 3 Press ENTER the display will show Slave Mode 4 Tap the Up Down button the display will show Slave1 Slave2 Slave3 5 Press ENTER to confirm or press MODE ESC to return to the main menu 9 1 4 Auto Program With this function you can run the internal program You can select the desired program under Select program Yo...

Page 17: ...the Up Down button until the display will show Time Information Press ENTER the display will show Time Information 2 Press Up Down the display will show Total Run Time 3 Press ENTER the display will show Total Run Time 4 The display will show XXXX Hours 5 Press ENTER to confirm or press MODE ESC to return to the main menu Last Run Time With this function you can display last the running time of th...

Page 18: ...ER the display will show Information Tap the Up Down button until Temperature Info is displayed Press ENTER the display will show Temperature Info 2 Press Up Down the display will show Head Temp 3 Press ENTER the display will show Head Temp 4 The display show XXX C F 5 Press ENTER to confirm or press MODE ESC to return to the main menu 9 2 3 Ethernet IP 1 Tap MODE ESC button access the main menu T...

Page 19: ...p the Up Down button until the display will show Status settings Press ENTER the display will show Status settings 2 Press Up Down the display will show No DMX Status 3 Press ENTER the display will show No DMX Status 4 The display show Hold Press Up Down the display will show Close Auto Music 5 Press ENTER to confirm or press MODE ESC to return to the main menu Pan Reverse With this function you c...

Page 20: ... 4 The display show ON Press Up Down the display will show OFF 5 Press ENTER to confirm or press MODE ESC to return to the main menu Hibernation Standby mode The device and step motors will be power off if the fixture stay without DMX signal for 15 mins Factory default And the fixture will be reset before working once it receive DMX signal again 1 Tap MODE ESC button access the main menu Tap the U...

Page 21: ...main menu Tap the Up Down button until Personality is displayed Press ENTER the display will show Personality Tap the Up Down button until the display will show Display Setting Press ENTER the display will show Display Setting 2 Press Up Down the display will show Display Reverse 3 Press ENTER the display will show Display Reverse 4 The display show OFF Press Up Down the display will show ON 5 Pre...

Page 22: ... Up Down the display will show Art Net On IP2 Art Net On IP10 5 Press ENTER to confirm or press MODE ESC to return to the main menu 9 3 8 Set Universe 1 Tap MODE ESC button access the main menu Tap the Up Down button until Personality is displayed Press ENTER the display will show Personality 2 Press Up Down the display will show Set Universe 3 Press ENTER the display will show Set Universe 4 The ...

Page 23: ...t 4 The display show OFF Press Up Down the display will show ON 5 Press ENTER to confirm or press MODE ESC to return to the main menu 9 4 RESET FUNCTION With this function you can reset the device via the Display You can select the different reset functions from thedisplay screen or a DMX console 1 Tap MODE ESC button access the main menu Tap the Up Down button until Reset Function is displayed Pr...

Page 24: ...ress MODE ESC to return to the main menu 9 6 USERS MODE SET 1 Tap MODE ESC button access the main menu Tap the Up Down button until Users mode set is displayed Press ENTER the display will show Users mode set 2 The display shows User Mode Press Up Down button then you can choose Edit User Mode A Edit User Mode B and Edit User Mode C 3 Press ENTER to confirm or press MODE ESC to exit As well as Sta...

Page 25: ...he part 1 s automatic program from link in the same way when the slave fixture chooses Run For Slave 2 then it will receive the part 2 s automatic program from link 2 Enter the menu of 1 3 Function Mode Set To Slave Here to set machine operate which part of the program during the host slave connection 3 Enter the menu of 1 4 1 5 Function Mode Set To Master 4 Enter the menu of 8 1 Edit Program Auto...

Page 26: ...OTOCOL DMX channel s functions and their values 36 38 59 DMX channels Mode Channel Value Function Ba St Ex 1 1 1 PAN Movement 8bit 0 255 Pan Movement 2 2 Pan Fine 16bit 0 255 Fine control of Pan movement 2 3 3 TILT Movement 8bit 0 255 Tilt Movement 4 4 Tilt Fine 16bit 0 255 Fine control of Tilt movement 3 5 5 Speed Pan Tilt movement 0 225 max to min speed 226 235 blackout by movement 236 245 black...

Page 27: ... 100 Theatre 101 255 Default to Unit Setting 7 9 10 Focus 0 255 Continuous adjustment from near to far 11 Focus Fine 0 255 Continuous adjustment Fine 8 10 12 Zoom 0 255 Zoom adjustment from small to big 13 Zoom Fine 0 255 Zoom adjustment Fine 9 11 14 Auto Focus 0 50 Auto Focus Off 51 150 15m 151 255 20m 10 12 15 Auto Focus Fine 0 255 Continuous adjustment Fine 11 13 16 Color Wheel 0 15 Open white ...

Page 28: ... 255 Cyan 0 white 255 100 Cyan 19 Cyan Color Fine 0 255 Cyan Fine 13 15 20 Magenta Color 0 255 Magenta 0 white 255 100 magenta 21 Magenta Color Fine 0 255 Magenta Fine 14 16 22 Yellow Color 0 255 Yellow 0 white 255 100 Yellow 23 Yellow Color Fine 0 255 Yellow Fine 15 17 24 CT0 Color 0 255 Yellow 0 white 255 100 Yellow 25 CTO Color Fine 0 255 Yellow Fine 16 18 26 Colour macros CMY and colour wheel ...

Page 29: ... Macro17 168 175 Macro18 176 183 Macro19 184 191 Macro20 192 199 Macro21 200 207 Macro22 208 215 Macro23 216 223 Macro24 224 231 Macro25 232 239 Macro26 240 247 Macro27 248 255 Random CMY 17 19 27 Speed Of CMY Colour macro Speed 0 255 Speed Max Min 18 20 28 Rotating gobos cont rotation 0 7 Open 8 17 Rot gobo 1 18 27 Rot gobo 2 28 37 Rot gobo 3 38 47 Rot gobo 4 48 57 Rot gobo 5 58 67 Rot gobo 6 ...

Page 30: ...erved 224 255 Gobo wheel rotation f backwards from slow to fast 19 21 29 Rotating gobo index rotating gobo rotation 0 127 Gobo indexing 128 189 Forwards gobo rotation from fast to slow 190 193 No rotation 194 255 Backwards gobo rotation from slow to fast 30 Rotating gobo indexing Fine 0 255 Fine indexing 20 22 31 Fixed Gobos 0 9 Open 10 19 Gobo 1 20 29 Gobo 2 30 39 Gobo 3 40 49 Gobo 4 50 59 Gobo 5...

Page 31: ...255 Gobo wheel rotation f backwards from slow to fast 32 Fixed gobo indexing Fine 0 255 Fixed gobo Fine indexing 21 23 33 Iris 0 191 Max diameter to Min diameter 192 223 Pulse closing fast to slow 224 255 Pulse opening slow to fast 34 Iris Fine 0 255 Iris Fine 22 24 35 Rotating prism Prism Gobo macros 0 63 Open 64 127 Prism 128 135 Macro 1 136 143 Macro 2 144 151 Macro 3 152 159 Macro 4 160 167 Ma...

Page 32: ... Rotating prism indexing Fine 0 255 Fine indexing 24 26 38 Frost 0 127 Disable Frost 128 255 Enable Frost 25 27 39 Blade 1 0 255 Open to Close 40 Blade 1 Fine 0 255 Open to Close Fine 26 28 41 Blade 1 Rotation 0 255 Blade 1 Rotation 42 Blade 1 Rotation Fine 0 255 Blade 1 Rotation Fine 27 29 43 Blade 2 0 255 Open to Close 44 Blade 2 Fine 0 255 Open to Close Fine 28 30 45 Blade 2 Rotation 0 255 Blad...

Page 33: ...ose Fine 32 34 53 Blade 4 Rotation 0 255 Right Blade Rotation 54 Blade 4 Rotation Fine 0 255 Right Blade Rotation Fine 33 35 55 Blade Rotation 0 255 All Blade Rotation 56 Blade Rotation Fine 0 255 All Blade Rotation Fine 34 36 57 Speed Of Blade Speed 0 255 Speed Max Min 35 37 58 Blade macro effects 0 15 OFF 16 30 Macro1 31 45 Macro2 46 60 Macro3 61 75 Macro4 76 90 Macro5 91 105 Macro6 106 120 Macr...

Page 34: ...y position 30 39 colour gobo change to any position 40 59 no function 60 79 no function 80 84 All motor reset 85 87 Scan motor reset 88 90 Colors motor reset 91 93 Gobo motor reset 94 96 no function 97 99 Other motor reset 100 119 Internal program 1 120 139 Internal program 2 140 159 Internal program 3 160 179 Internal program 4 180 199 Internal program 5 200 219 Internal program 6 220 239 Interna...

Page 35: ...efective or its driving IC on the main PCB The TILT movement is not located in the default position after the reset FOCUS movement Er FOCUS head movement error This message will appear after the reset of the fixture if the head s magnetic indexing circuit malfunctions Optical Sensor or Magnetic Sensor fails or the stepper motor is defective or its driving IC on the main PCB The FOCUS movement is n...

Page 36: ...nctions sensor failed or magnet missing or the stepper motor is defective or its driving IC on the main PCB The IRIS movement is not located in the default position after the reset PRISM wheel Er PRISM wheel error This message will appear after the reset of the fixture if the head s magnetic indexing circuit malfunctions sensor failed or magnet missing or the stepper motor is defective or its driv...

Page 37: ...by a qualified installer and any safety concerns have to be removed In order to ensure the device remains in good condition and does not fail prematurely we suggest regular maintenance 1 Clean the inside and outside lens each week to avoid loss of output due to accumulation of dust dirt on the lens 2 Clean the fans each week to ensure maximum airflow and efficient thermal cooling This will ensure ...

Page 38: ...GL2P User Manual XM1460 V1 0 NR 37 Remark Errors and omissions for all information given in this manual are excepted All information is subject to change without prior notice ...

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