Clay Paky GLOW UP FLIGHT CASE User Manual
C C71050
®
TW C71055
GLOW UP
ENGLISH
& FLIGHT CASE
W C71060
F21230
INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL
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CONTENTS
Contents
Safety information GLOW UP
Safety information FLIGHT CASE
Unpacking and preparation
Removal of the protective film
Installation and start-up
Control panel
Shortcut keys menu
Button function
Preset colors for Stand Alone “GLOWUP C”
Main menu
Operating Mode
RDM Controls implemented for GLOWUP series
Manual zoom - Aerial
Maintenance
Optional accessories
Technical data
Cause and solution of problems
Channel functions
Congratulations on choosing a Clay Paky product!
We thank you for your choice. Please note that this product,
as all the others in the rich Clay Paky range, has been
designed and manufactured with total quality to ensure
excellent performance and best meet your expectations and
requirements.
Carefully read this instruction manual in its entirety and keep it
safe for future reference.
It is essential to know the information and comply with the
instructions given in this manual in order to ensure the fitting is
installed, used and serviced correctly and safely.
CLAY PAKY S.p.A. disclaims all liability for damage to the
fitting or to the other property or persons deriving from
installation, use and maintenance that have not been carried
out in conformity with this instructions manual, which must
always accompany the fitting.
CLAY PAKY S.p.A. reserves the right to modify the
characteristics stated in this instructions manual at any time and
without prior notice.
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AFETY INFORMATION GLOW UP
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• Installation
Make sure all parts for fixing the projector are in a good state of repair. Make sure the point of
nchorage is stable before positioning the projector.
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The safety chain must be properly hooked onto the fitting and secured to the framework, so that,
if the primary support system fails, the fitting falls as little as possible. If the safety chain gets used,
it needs to be replaced with a genuine spare.
• Minimum distance of illuminated objects
The projector needs to be positioned so that the objects hit by the beam of light are at least 0.2
metres (8”) from the lens of the projector.
• Minimum distance from flammable materials
The projector must be positioned so that any flammable materials are at least 0.20 metres (8") from
very point on the surface of the fitting.
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• Mounting surfaces
It is permissible to mount the fitting on normally flammable surfaces.
• Maximum ambient temperature
Do not use the project if ambient temperature (Ta) exceeds 40°C.
IP65
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• IP65 protection rating
The equipment is fully protected against dust (first digit 6) and against jets of water (second digit 5).
• Protection against electrical shock
Connection must be made to a power supply system fitted with efficient earthing (Class I appliance
according to standard EN 60598-1).
It is, moreover, recommended to protect the supply lines of the projectors from indirect contact
and/or shorting to earth by using appropriately sized residual current devices.
• Connection to the power mains
A qualified electrician must perform connection to the power mains.
Check that the mains frequency and voltage correspond to the frequency and voltage for which the
projector was designed and indicated on the electrical data label.
This label also gives the input power. Refer to the latter to evaluate the maximum number of
devices to be connected to the mains to avoid overloads.
• External surface temperature
The maximum temperature that can be reached on the external surface of the fitting, in a thermally
steady state, is 90°C (320°F).
• Maintenance
Before starting any maintenance work or cleaning the projector, cut off power from the supply
mains. After switching off, do not remove any parts of the fitting for at least 10 minutes. The lenses
must be mounted and, if visibly damaged, they have to be replaced with genuine spares.
• Battery
This product contains a lithium iron tetraphosphate rechargeable battery. To protect the
environment, please discard the battery at the end of its life cycle according to current law.
GLOW UP
The products to which this manual refers comply with the European Directives pursuant to:
• 2006/95/EC - Safety of electrical equipment supplied at low voltage (LVD)
• 2004/108/EC - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
• 2011/65/EU - Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances (RoHS)
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• Installation
Ensure that the Flight Case, when used for charging Glow UP, is positioned at a distance of 15
m from any surface or wall, to allow proper ventilation.
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• Maximum ambient temperature
Do not operate the device if ambient temperature (Ta) exceeds 40°C.
AFETY INFORMATION FLIGHT CASE
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IP20
• IP20 protection rating
The fitting is protected against penetration by solid bodies of over 12mm (0.47”) in diameter (first
digit 2), but not against dripping water, rain, splashes or jets of water (second digit 0).
Protection against electrical shock
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onnection must be made to a power supply system fitted with efficient earthing (Class I appliance
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according to standard EN 60598-1).
It is, moreover, recommended to protect the supply lines of the projectors from indirect contact
and/or shorting to earth by using appropriately sized residual current devices.
• Connection to the power mains
A qualified electrician must perform connection to the power mains.
Check that the mains frequency and voltage correspond to the frequency and voltage for which the
projector was designed and indicated on the electrical data label.
This label also gives the input power. Refer to the latter to evaluate the maximum number of
devices to be connected to the mains to avoid overloads.
• Maintenance
Before starting any maintenance work or cleaning, cut off power from the supply mains.
GLOW UP
The products to which this manual refers comply with the European Directives pursuant to:
• 2006/95/EC - Safety of electrical equipment supplied at low voltage (LVD)
• 2004/108/EC - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
• 2011/65/EU - Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances (RoHS)
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Packing content - Fig. 1
NPACKING AND PREPARATION
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OPTIONAL ACCESSORY C71110
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REMOVAL OF THE PROTECTIVE FILM
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NSTALLATION AND START-UP
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Projector installation - Fig. 3
The projector can be installed on the floor resting on specific rubber feet, on a truss, on the ceiling or wall.
WARNING: the safety chain must be installed except when the projector rests on the floor. (Code 105015/801 available upon request). This
must be secured to the projector support structure and then hooked to the fastening point at the centre of the base.
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Connecting and disconnecting the power cord - Fig. 4
When connecting the power cord the user can choose whether to use the GlowUp in one of the following ways:
1) Power cord connected for battery charge.
2) Power cord connected for projector power (thus bypassing battery operations).
The GlowUp cannot work in both ways simultaneously.
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ONTROL PANEL
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Connections to the power mains - Fig. 5
Power Supply
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Connections to the control signal line (DMX) - Fig. 6
Use a cable conforming to specifications EIA RS-485: 2-pole twisted, shielded, 120Ω characteristic impedance, 22-24 AWG, low capacity. Do not use
microphone cable or other cable with characteristics differing from those specified. End connections must be made using XLR type 3-pin male/female
connectors. A terminating plug must be inserted on the last projector with a resistance of 120 (minimum 1/4 W) between terminals 2 and 3.
IMPORTANT: The wires must not make contact with each other or with the metal casing of the connectors. The casing must be connected to the shield
braid and pin 1 of the connectors.
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Switching on the projector - Fig. 7
The projector immediately turns on when the power cord is plugged in or, if used in battery mode, by pressing and holding down keys
several seconds.
Clay Paky GLOW UP Address xxx BAT xx%
The control panel (Figure 8) has a display and buttons for complete programming and management of the projector menu.
The display can be in one of two conditions: idle status and settings status.
When idle, the projector DMX address and percent battery charge are displayed.
If no button is pressed after a wait period (about 60 seconds) when in menu settings status, the display automatically returns to idle status. It should
be noted that when this condition occurs, any modified value that has not yet been confirmed with the
To turn off the GlowUP, hold down keys
Press
-Yes to turn off the GlowUP or press S-NO to return to the settings menu.
A
GLOW UP Software release x.x x xxxxx ??? *
and Sfor several seconds. A confirmation message will appear (Switch off?).
A
A
Display symbology
key will be cancelled.
and Sfor
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* see pag. 5
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When GlowUp is in idle status the information page will appear on the display:
DMX Address
Operating mode
see page 14)
(
Display symbology - (Link Status)
Transmission to DMX cable
Reception from DMX cable
Reception DMX from Radio (wireless)
Transmission DMX from Radio (wireless)
ADDR 001 BAT 40%
DMX C
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Link status
(Wireless or Wired)
W
Time or percent remaining
of the battery charge
Warning Radio
W42 (radio board not found)
W43 (radio board not interact)
If errors W42/W43 appear on the display, do
an RDM Discovery (see page 11) to see if the
error disappears. If it does not, check the
intactness of the wireless board.
Initial projector address settings
An initial address must be set on each single project for the control signal.
Address settings: see page 7.
Button functions – Menu SET
SELECT
DOWN
UP
ENTER
• If pressed in idle status: Cyclically switches between idle status and menu settings.
• If pressed while setting a menu: Moves to an upper level without changing anything (exits the function)
Decreases the value displayed (with auto-repetitions), or passes to the next item on the menu
For quick access to the minimum parameter value, press the UP key while holding down the DOWN key.
Increases the value displayed (with auto-repetitions), or passes to the previous item on the menu
For quick access to the maximum parameter value, press the DOWN key while holding down the UP key.
Confirms the displayed value or activates the displayed function or opens the next menu.
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BAT 40
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SET
MOD
HORTCUT KEYS MENU
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y pressing the ENTER
B
By pressing the ENTER
1) Use the UP
Unlink Transmitter – Disconnected from the transmitter
Link Receivers – Connected to all free receivers
Unlink Receiver – Disconnected from all receivers
TX mode (see page 10)
RDM Discovery (see page 10)
) Press ENTER
2
previous Menu.
and DOWN Ckeys to select one of the following settings:
B
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key and DOWN C, it is possible to assign the desired command to the GlowUp Radio module:
A
o confirm the selection (the display blinks for several seconds) or SELECT
t
the DMX address setting function can be quickly accessed.
,
B
o keep the current settings and return to the
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BUTTON FUNCTION
By pressing any button when Glow Up is in idle status, the BUTTON FUNCTION menu is accessed.
Symbol SET or
Function Setting Play/Pause Stop Mode
Press SET SELECT
Program
DMX Address
Advanced (Menu use is recommended for qualified technical personnel.)
to access the menus (see page 9):
S
II
MOD
Press ENTER
Mode
Use the UPBe DOWN Ckeys to select the mode from those available:
Stand Alone / DMX – Press ENTER
may be chosen to be run locally and the DMX being inactive)
Master/Slave (The "Transmitter" transmits to the "Receivers" the default programme in PLAY) - Press ENTER
• Receiver enables established wired or wireless reception and reads channels, starting from channel DMX 1, without changing the pre-set DMX address.
• Transmitter enables established wired or wireless transmission, transmits starting from channel DMX 1, without changing the pre-set DMX address.
Master/Slave DMX Rec (The "Transmitter" transmits the DMX recording to the "Receivers") - Press ENTER E and select the mode from those available:
• Receiver enables established wired or wireless reception and reads channels, starting from the pre-set DMX address.
• Transmitter enables established wired or wireless transmission, transmits starting from the pre-set DMX address.
NOTE: in a GlowUp series which is part of a battery, it is imperative to first select all the receivers and finally select the Transmitter.
II
PLAY/PAUSE UPBkey: activates or pauses a particular mode.
Play
MOD to select the Glow UP operating mode
A
Stand Alone / DMX
Master / Slave
Master / Slave DMX Rec
to confirm (runs “Unlink Transmitter”, receives the DMX at the pre-set address; by using the PLAY key, a scene
A
Fixed Colours
Sequernces
and select the mode from those available:
A
By pressing the PLAY UP
Fixed Colours: it is possible to associate a bit value to each GlowUp channel or you can select a color from the stored ones by accessing the Preset Colors
menu (see table on page 8). It is possible to mix Strobo and Dimmer with any preset color channel.
Sequence: it is possible to associate Speed and Fade of the pre-set Sequences (Preset 1,2,3)
button, the sub-menu can be accessed:
B
STOPDOWN Ckey: deactivates the active programme.
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