GLP Creative Light 1, Руководство пользователя

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German Light Products®
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Manual / IR Remote
If you select MANUAL / IR REMOTE, IR appears in the bottom right-hand corner
of the CL1 display followed by ON or OFF depending on whether IR remote
control is enabled or disabled in the separate SIGNAL SETTINGS
→ IR REMOTE
CONTROL ON/OFF menu. You can now control the
CL1 using the MANUAL CONTROL menu or using the
infrared remote control that is supplied with the CL1.
See ‘Manual control’ on page 20 and ‘Infrared remote
control’ on page 21 for details of control options.
Tip! See Figure 6. As a shortcut, you can switch between
control signal sources by pressing and holding the DOWN
button for 3 seconds.
Fixture Settings
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No-signal Behavior lets you decide what the fixture should do if it is powered on
but not receiving (or has not received) a control signal. You can set the CL1 to
either black out, continue using the last commands it received via CRMX or
iQ.Mesh, or switch over to manual control.
• Mic Sensitivity adjusts the sensitivity of the CL1’s built-in microphone. The
microphone is used for audio triggering, which gives you various options for
synchronizing lighting changes with a music beat, for example.
If you set the CL1 to audio triggering and it does not respond to music, increase
microphone sensitivity towards 10 (the highest sensitivity setting). If the CL1
responds too actively to music, reduce microphone sensitivity towards 1 (the
lowest setting) until you obtain optimum performance.
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Power Mode lets you choose how you prioritize light output versus length of
operating time on one battery charge. There is a trade-off between these two
parameters, or course. Power Mode lets you choose maximum light output,
maximum operating time between battery charges or a good compromise
between these two settings.
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Emergency Light lets you define a static scene that the CL1 will display if it is
connected to external power but then external power is disconnected. You can
use Emergency Light as a control feature or as a way of providing emergency
lighting in the event of a loss of power.
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Default Settings returns the CL1 to its factory default settings without affecting its
control configuration. Mic Sensitivity, No-Signal Behavior etc. are returned to their
factory default settings, but DMX Address, Signal Source and Control Mode are
not changed. The CL1’s default settings are printed in
bold type in the control
menus table starting on page 36.
Figure 6. DOWN
button