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.

a 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

LiFePO4

• 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

C 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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NPACKING AND PREPARATION

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OPTIONAL ACCESSORY C71110

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REMOVAL OF THE PROTECTIVE FILM

GLOW UP

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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.

GLOW UP

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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

Display symbology

key will be cancelled.

and Sfor

A

* see pag. 5

GLOW UP

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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

Yy

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.

GLOW UP

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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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k

A

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



STOPDOWN Ckey: deactivates the active programme.

GLOW UP

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PRESET COLORS FOR STAND ALONE “GLOWUP C”

Colour Reference

01 RGBW -0000

2 RED - 255 000

0 03 GREEN -0255 00 04 BLUE -00255 0 05 YELLOW - 255 255 00 06 CYAN -0250 185 0 07 MAGENTA - 255 0 140 0 08 WHITE -000100 09 ORANGE - 255 115 00 10 PINK - 127 00100

1 VIOLET - 255 0 184 200

1 12 AQUA - 85 255 105 0 13 SKY BLUE - 118 255 150 0 14 FULL WHITE - 255 255 255 255 15 COOL WHITE - 225 255 253 255 16 WARM WHITE - 255 255 220 255 17 WHITE 3200 - 255 176 0 255 18 WHITE 2500 - 255 99 0 255 19 YELLOW 2 LEE 101 133 145 00 20 STRAW LEE 103 255 255 0 240 21 ORANGE LEE 105 246 195 00 22 LIGHT ROSE LEE 107 218 00255 23 DARK PINK LEE 111 255 0 120 255 24 MAGENTA LEE 113 255 0 78 0 25 BLUE 2 LEE 115 0 255 175 0 26 MED BLUE GREEN LEE 116 0 255 160 0 27 DARK BLUE LEE 119 0 180 180 0 28 BRIGHT PINK LEE 128 255 0 141 95 29 MEDIUM BLUE LEE 132 0 255 200 0 30 GOLDEN AMBER LEE 134 255 175 0 25 31 DEEP GOLDEN AMBER LEE 135 255 140 0 25 32 PALE LAVENDER LEE 136 00100 190 33 APRICOT LEE 147 152 122 0 76 34 DARK LAVENDER LEE 180 0 114 144 112 35 CHOCOLATE LEE 156 238 189 0 227 36 JUST BLUE LEE 079 0 187 175 0 37 SURPRISE PINK LEE 194 78 00255 38 SCARLET LEE 024 255 0 58 113 39 SURPRISE PEACH LEE 017 145 00153 40 FIRE LEE 019 255 141 44 0 41 ENGLISH ROSE LEE 108 161 119 0 255 42 MAUVE LEE 126 255 0 208 150 43 BRIGHT BLUE LEE 141 0 255 186 37 44 ALICE BLUE ROSCO 378 0 255 223 140 45 ROSE INDIGO ROSCO 358 00255 133 46 URBAN BLUE ROSCO 081 0 255 187 35 47 COOL BLUE ROSCO 066 0 255 148 153 48 LIGHT SALMON ROSCO 030 255 112 0 162 49 MAYAN SUN ROSCO 318 150 114 0 162 50 CHERRY ROSE ROSCO 332 255 0 92 0 51 FLESH PINK ROSCO 034 255 0 132 255 52

SKELTON EXOTIC SANGRIA

ROSCO 039 255 0 180 100

RGBW

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Informations

Reset

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EDIT SCENE

To create/overwrite/modify a SCENE customised by the user:

1) Press ENTER ) Use the UP

2

SCENES.

3) Press ENTER

4) A value can be associated with each GlowUp channel inside each

SCENE using the UP

5) When finished with settings, press SELECT

message appears: SAVE SCENE X ?.

6) Press ENTER

return to the previous menu.

dd step

..

. ...

A

elete step

D

Modify step

cene

S

peed

S

Fade

EDIT SEQUENCE

Allows you to create a sequence, made up of a series of SCENES saved by the user.

1) Press ENTER

2) Use the UP

MEMORIES available.

3) Press ENTER

4) Press ENTER

STEPS with SCENE/SPEED/FADE as required.

5) Press ENTER

the previous Menu.

DMX RECORDER

To record a scene sequence programmed on the unit. The projector must be set to Slave --> Receiver in order to accept a recording. Press ENTER ENTER (DMX waiting ...). On completing the recording, press ENTER press SELECT

again. GlowUp is now ready to store control unit DMX data

A

– SCENE 1 appears on the display.

A

nd DOWN

a

B

to open a SCENE.

A

B

to confirm and save the SCENE or SELECT Sto

A

– MEMORY 1 appears on the display.

A

and DOWN

B

to access the MEMORY

A

to access the MEMORY and add/delete/modify

A

to confirm the selection or SELECT Sto return to

A

Esc.

S

eys to select from the ten available

k

C

and DOWN Ckeys.

. A confirmation

S

keys to select one of the ten

C

and reset the "Memory" by pressing

to save, otherwise

A

DMX

Address

Advanced

GLOW UP

Code 1234

Setup Radio

DMX ADDRESS MENU

DMX ADDRESS

Allows the user to set the DMX address to be assigned to the projector.

1) Press ENTER

2) Use the UP

3) Press ENTER

several seconds) or SELECT return to the previous Menu.

– the current DMX address appears on the display.

A

and DOWN Ckeys to set the DMX address.

B

to confirm the selection (the display blinks for

A

to keep the current settings and

S

ADVANCED MENU

To enable the "Advanced Menu" set up the "Access code" (1234) using the UP

, DOWN C, RIGHT Ekeys.

B

Press

RADIO

Assigns the desired command to the GlowUP Radio module Radio.

1) Press ENTER

2) Use the UP

3) Press ENTER

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- "Menu advanced" appears on the display

F

– current settings appear on the display.

A

and DOWN Ckeys to select one of the following settings:

Unlink Trasmitter – Disconnected from the transmitter Link Receivers – Connected to all free receivers Unlink Receiver – Disconnected from all receivers Tx mode – allows the user to select either the G3 (recommended for those

who don't use RDM-wireless controls) or G4 (recommended only if RDMwireless controls are used) transmission channels. Press ENTER use the UP channels. RDM discovery – to be used only when the wireless card is replaced; press ENTER

several seconds) or SELECT return to the previous Menu.

B

and DOWN Ckeys to select one of the two available

B

to start the automatic search option.

A

to confirm the selection (the display blinks for

A

to keep the current settings and

S

Continued

A

and

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dvanced

A

S

etup

ode

M

MODE

Assigns the desired command to the GlowUP Radio module

1) Press ENTER

2) Use the UP

• SLAVE PRIORITY: GlowUp runs as a Slave

Press ENTER the DMX signal reception priority in case of conflict between the cable and wireless signals

• Cable (default)

• Wireless Press ENTER several seconds) or SELECT return to the previous Menu.

• MASTER OUTPUT: GlowUp runs as a Master

ress ENTER

P

ow the DMX signal should be sent to other devices:

h

Cable+Wireless Cable Wireless

Press ENTER several seconds) or SELECT return to the previous Menu.

• REPEATER: GlowUp runs as a repeater

Press ENTER how to run GlowUP as a repeater: : Direction – Press ENTER keys to select whether the repeater should transmit the DMX signal from:

-Wireless to Cable

-Cable to Wireless

Press ENTER several seconds) or SELECT return to the previous Menu.

– current settings appear on the display.

A

and DOWN Ckeys to select one of the following settings:

B

and use the UP Band DOWN Ckeys to select

A

to confirm the selection (the display blinks for

A

nd use the UP

a

A

to confirm the selection (the display blinks for

A

and use the UP Band DOWN Ckeys to select

A

to confirm the selection (the display blinks for

A

to keep the current settings and

S

nd DOWN

a

B

to keep the current settings and

S

again and use the UP Band DOWN

to keep the current settings and

S

C

k

eys to select

C

Lock

Option

Function– Press ENTER

keys to select whether the repeater should run from:

C

- Repeat & Play (GlowUp repeats and plays)

- Repeat Only (GlowUp operates in repeat mode only)

Press ENTER several seconds) or SELECT return to the previous Menu.

To enable the REPEATER function, operate Enable or Disable.

Enable/Disable

Press ENTER several seconds) or SELECT return to the previous Menu.

LOCK OPTION

It lets you assign a lock password, requested at each projector start up. The same password can be used to access the "Menu Advanced".

1) Press ENTER Aand access the Lock menu to enable ON or disable OFF the password request at start up.

- Select ON to enable. The previously entered password is displayed

and the desired numerical password can be entered with the UP e DOWN Cand ENTER Akeys.

- By selecting OFF, no password will be requested at projector start up.

2) Access the Set Password menu and use the UP ENTER

A

to confirm the selection (the display blinks for

A

to confirm the selection (the display blinks for

A

keys to assign the desired Password number.

again and use the UP Band DOWN

A

to keep the current settings and

S

to keep the current settings and

S

, DOWN Cand

B

GLOW UP

Display

DISPLAY

Allows you to dim the display backlight 60 seconds after switching to idle status. To turn it back on, simply press any key.

1) Press ENTER

2) Use the UP

3) Press ENTER several seconds) or SELECT return to the previous Menu.

12

– current settings appear on the display.

A

and DOWN Ckeys to turn display backlight OFF or ON.

B

to confirm the selection (the display blinks for

A

to keep the current settings and

S

dvanced

A

S

etup

ontrast

C

CONTRAST

ets the user modify display contrast.

L

1) Press ENTER

2) Use the UP according to the desired contrast.

3) Press SELECT

– current settings appear on the display.

A

and DOWN Ckeys to modify the value from 0 to 10

B

to return to the previous Menu.

S

et Model

S

FW Uploader

Battery

isplay

D

Fixture ID

Color

unable

T

White

Appl. Upload

Boot. Upload

BATTERY DISPLAY

Allows you to select how to display the battery charge in idle status.

1) Press ENTER

) Use the UP

2

options: Automatic: displays the remaining battery charge in hours or as a percentage.

Percentage: displays the percentage of remaining battery charge. Time left: displays the remaining time of the battery charge in hours.

3) Press ENTER several seconds) or SELECT return to the previous Menu.

FIXTURE ID

Allows you to display the GlowUP ID address.

1) Press ENTER

SET MODEL

Use to change/select the model to be assigned to the projector.

1) Press ENTER

2) Use the UP models COLOR TUNABLE WHITE WHITE

3) Press ENTER few seconds) or press SELECT and return to the previous Menu.

FW UPLOADER

Used to transfer software (Application o Boot) from one projector to all other connected projectors.

1) Press ENTER

Cable upload: to start the firmware upload via DMX cable. Radio upload: to start the firmware upload via wireless

2) Press ENTER previous Menu.

– current settings appear on the display.

A

nd DOWN

a

B

to confirm the selection (the display blinks for

A

– the ID address appears on the display.

A

– current settings appear on the display.

A

e DOWN Ckeys to select one of the following

B

to confirm the selection (the display will blink for a

A

use the UP Be DOWN Ckeys to select:

A

to transfer firmware or SELECTSto return to the

A

eys to select one of the 3 following

k

C

to keep the current settings and

S

to maintain the current settings

S

GLOW UP

Informations

Charge BAT

hour

Discharge BAT hour

Battery

Monitor

LED

temperature

CHARGE BATTERY HOURS

This option allows the user to view the total number of battery load hours from construction to today.

1) Press ENTER

2) Press SELECT

DISCHARGE BATTERY HOURS

Displays total GlowUp battery powered operating hours from last time used, from construction to today.

1) Press ENTER the display.

2) Press SELECT

BATTERY MONITOR

Press the ENTER status of the battery.

LED TEMPERATURE

Displays the LED working temperature.

1) Press ENTER

Temperature (real-time LED temperature) Max Temperature (maximum temperature measured on LEDs)

2) Use the UP temperature items to be displayed.

3) Press ENTER menu.

To reset the “Max Temperature” value, simultaneously press and hold down the UP (Reset) appears, confirm by pressing ENTER

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B

– total charge hours appear on the display.

A

to return to the previous Menu.

S

– total battery powered operating hours appear on

A

to return to the previous Menu.

S

key on the display to view the voltage and current

A

– two options appear on the display:

A

and DOWN Ckeys to select which of the two

B

to display or SELECTSto return to the previous

A

and DOWN Ckeys for several seconds. When “Rst?”

.

A

Continued

➔

dvanced

A

nformations

I

otal LED

T

ours

h

TOTAL LED HOURS

Displays total LED working hours, from construction to today.

1) Press ENTER

2) Press SELECT

– total LED working hours appear on the display.

A

to return to the previous Menu.

S

R

eset

System

ersion

v

MX Monitor

D

Reset to

SLV W

SYSTEM VERSION

Displays the version of the firmware loaded on the CPU board.

1) Press ENTER

Application release Boot release (Backup Software)

2) Use the UP firmware version items to be displayed.

3) Press ENTER

4) Press SELECT

DMX MONITOR

Displays the DMX input level in bit for each GlowUP channel.

1) Press ENTER

2) Use the

3) Press ENTER and 255).

4) Press SELECT

RESET TO SLAVE WIRELESS

Resets GLOW UP and automatically sets the SLAVE WIRELESS settings.

1) Press ENTER

(OK?)

2) Press ENTER

Menu. Default after reset: “Master Output”-> "Cable + Wireless" "Repeater"-> "Disable" "Repeater"-> "Function"->"Repeat & Play" "Repeater"-> "Direction"->"Wirel. to Cable" “DMX address” = 1 "Display"-> Off “Contrast” = 5 “MOD”-> "Master/Slave" -> ”Receiver” "Slave Priority"-> "Wireless

B

– two options appear on the display:

A

and DOWN Ckeys to select which of the two

B

– the release appears on the display.

A

to return to the previous Menu.

S

– the first channel appears on the display.

A

and DOWN Ckeys to select the channel.

to display the channel DMX level (value between 0

A

to return to the previous Menu.

S

– a confirmation message appears on the display

A

to RESET or SELECT Sto return to the previous

A

Reset to

DMX W

Factory

Reset

RESET TO DMX WIRELESS

Resets GLOW UP and automatically sets the DMX WIRELESS settings.

1) Press ENTER

(OK?)

2) Press ENTER

Menu. Default after reset: “Master Output”-> "Cable + Wireless" "Repeater"-> "Disable" "Repeater"-> "Function"->"Repeat & Play" "Repeater"-> "Direction"->"Wirel. to Cable" “DMX address” = 1 "Display"-> Off “Contrast” = 5 “MOD”-> "Stand Alone/DMX"

FACTORY RESET

Resets GLOW UP and automatically sets the Factory Default settings.

1) Press ENTER

(OK?)

2) Press ENTER

Menu. Default after reset: “Master Output”-> "Cable + Wireless" "Repeater"-> "Disable"

– a confirmation message appears on the display

A

to RESET or SELECT Sto return to the previous

A

– a confirmation message appears on the display

A

to RESET or SELECT Sto return to the previous

A

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14

dvanced

A

R

eset

"Repeater"-> "Function"->"Repeat & Play" "Repeater"-> "Direction"->"Wirel. to Cable" ‘’DMX address’’ = 1 "Display"-> Off “Contrast” = 5 “MOD”-> "Stand Alone/DMX" "Slave Priority"-> "Cable"

CPU

eset

R

est

T

CPU RESET

Used to reset the CPU. Settings will not be reset.

1) Press ENTER (OK?)

2) Press ENTER Menu.

TEST

Used to test the correct operations of effects.

1) Press ENTER

2) Use the

3) Press ENTER

to keep current settings.

S

OPERATING MODES

NOTE: the Wireless board is not two-way, therefore the following functions are excluded:

1) Repeater from Wireless to Wireless.

2) Receiving and transmitting wireless at the same time.

Operating Mode Slave Priority Repeater Master Output Display

– a confirmation message appears on the display

A

to RESET or SELECTSto return to the previous

A

.

A

and DOWN Ckeys to select the Test function.

B

to confirm the select and start the TEST or SELECT

A

Stand Alone / DMX in play/pause - Off - PLAY (o PAUSE)

- Wireless to Cable + Repeat &Play - PLAYW→C (o PAUSW→C)

- Cable to Wireless + Repeat & Play - PLAYC→W (o PAUSC→W)

- Wireless to Cable + Repeater only -W→C

- Cable to Wireless + Repeater only -C→W

Stand Alone / DMX in stop Cable Off - DMX C

Wireless Off - DMX W

- Wireless to Cable + Repeat &Play - DMXW→C

- Cable to Wireless + Repeat &Play - DMXC→W

- Wireless to Cable + Repeater only -W→C

- Cable to Wireless + Repeater only -C→W

Master Slave Tx (master addr 1) --Cable MAST C

--Wireless MAST W

--Cable+Wireless MAST CW Master Slave Rx (slave addr 1) Cable Off - SLV C (Play disabled) Wireless Off - SLV W

- Wireless to Cable + Repeat &Play - SLV W→C

- Cable to Wireless + Repeat &Play - SLV C→W

- Wireless to Cable + Repeater only -W→C

- Cable to Wireless + Repeater only -C→W DMX Memory Tx (master all addr) --Cable MMTX C

--Wireless MMTX W

--Cable+Wireless MMTX CW DMX Memory Rx (slave addr N) Cable Off - MMRX C (Play disabled) Wireless Off - MMRX W

- Wireless to Cable + Repeat &Play - MMRX W→C

- Cable to Wireless + Repeat &Play - MMRX C→W

- Wireless to Cable + Repeater only -W→C

- Cable to Wireless + Repeater only -C→W

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1

2

DM CONTROLS IMPLEMENTED FOR GLOWUP SERIES

R

Control PID GET SET Description controller side

DEVICE_INFO 0x0060 X IDENTIFY_DEVICE 0x1000 X DMX_START_ADDRESS 0x00F0 XX SOFTWARE_VERSION_LABEL 0x00C0 X SUPPORTED_PARAMETERS 0x0050 X PARAMETER_DESCRIPTION 0x0051 X DMX_PERSONALITY 0x00E0 XX DMX_PERSONALITY_DESCRIPTION 0x00E1 X MANUFACTURER_LABEL 0x0081 X DEVICE_LABEL 0x0082 XX SENSOR_DEFINITION 0x0200 X SENSOR_VALUE 0x0201 X RECORD_SENSORS 0x0202 X DEVICE_MODEL_DESCRIPTION 0x0080 X

Gathers information from the device Makes the red leds on the addressed device pulse Reads or sets the DMX address Reads the firmware version

athers the PIDS on the non-basic controls

G Gathers information on the controls related to the manufacturer Reads or sets the channel mode Reads the description of the channel mode Reads the manufacturer name Reads or writes a label on the device Reads the description of the sensors present Reads the level of the led temperature sensor Saves the current temperature level Reads the text description of the model

MANUAL ZOOM - AERIAL

8

NOTES: To achieve best wireless performance, it is recommended to position GlowUp with the aerial side facing the transmitter, when possible.

Aerial

Manual zoom - Fig. 8 The GlowUP has a manual zoom located on the back of the projector head.

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4

3

1

2

1

2

Fuse 6,3x32mm

10AT 250Vac

(030470)

Fuse 6,3x32mm

3AT 250Vac

(030471)

9

AINTENANCE

M

Charging glow up - Fig. 9

From 1 to 6 Glow Ups can be simultaneously charged by appropriately connecting and powering the flight-case.

10

Replacing flight case fuses - Fig. 10 Each flight-case has 2 fuses associated with the main power cord connection and one fuse for each Glow UP charge station.

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3

4

6

5

1/4 Turn

2

1

11

Battery removal - Fig. 11

This product contains lithium iron tetraphosphate rechargeable battery. To protect the environment, please discard the battery at the end of its working life according to current law.

LiFePO4

Notes on how to achieve correct battery operations

1) Do not tamper with the control electronic circuit, do not tamper with the battery, do not short-circuit the battery.

2) Do not reuse GlowUp after self-switch off as this indicates a low battery; recharge GlowUp before using it again.

3) Do not leave the battery completely flat for over 5 days.

4) When not in use, recharge the battery at least every 4 months.

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12

1

2

Parts requiring frequent cleaning.

Periodic cleaning - Fig. 12 To ensure optimal operation and performance for a long time it is essential to periodically clean the parts subject to dust and grease deposits. The frequency with which the following operations are to be carried out depends on various factors such as wear and the work environment quality (air humidity, dust, salinity, etc.). To remove dirt from external parts, use a soft cloth dampened with any liquid glass cleaning detergent. It is recommended that the projector undergoes an annual service by a qualified technician for special maintenance involving at least the following operations:

• General cleaning of internal parts.

• General visual check of internal parts, cabling, mechanical parts, etc.

• Electrical, photometric and functional checks; eventual repairs.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

13 14

MAGNETIC HOLDER C7111---2- black C7111---7- white

GLOW UP

PADLOCK Not commercialized from Clay Paky

19

365,5

(

14,37")

226

(8,90")

165

(6,49")

ECHNICAL DATA

T

Source

4 10 W MC-E Cree leds

Led pilot power

40W

Optics

Optic zoom, manually adjustable, magnetic support for any additional diffusers

ED color temperature

L

5700K GlowUP C 6000K GlowUP W 6200K cool white GlowUp TW 2700K warm white GlowUp TW 4200K cool+warm white GlowUp TW

Head adjustment

/-105°

+

Cooling

High efficiency external die-cast aluminium

Control

• Wireless DMX multimode: Master, Slave and Reapeter

• Antenna built in the case IP65

• Master: can transmit other slaves the synchronised DMX scenes saved on it, both as macros and as DMX recorder.

• Repeater: Receives the signal from the master and re-transmits it to other Slaves hidden from the master

• XLR 5-pole DMX-in DMX-out standard sockets

• Remote wireless board settings with PC

• Default macros, user programmable macros.

• DMX recorder to save scene sequences.

User interface

• LCD display 2 lines with 16 characters each,

backlit LED, white on black

• 4 membrane buttons

Input Power

170 VA

Body

• Injection pressed ABS case (UV protected)

• Finish: Polished metallic – Painted White or Black

• carrier handle

• 4 non-slip rubber feet

ittings

F

2 fast-look holes for omega hook-up

Safety

safety chain hole and padlock hole

Weight

7.5 Kg

Protection rating

IP65

Valves

Compensation valve IP65

Battery

• Duration 10 hours full, white, 20 hours color fade

• 4-hour fast charge from flight case, 8 hours in slow charge with PowerCon

• More than 2,000 charge/deplete cycles

• No memory effect

• No acid leaks

Working position

Works in any position

CE Marking

Complies with the following European Directives

- 2006/95/EC (LVD)

- 2004/108/EC (EMC)

- 2011/65/EU (RoHS).

THE PROJECTOR WILL NOT SWITCH ON

DEFECTIVE PROJECTION

REDUCED LUMINOSITY

POSSIBLE CAUSES

No power supply. LED burnt out or defective. Signal transmission cable faulty or disconnected. Incorrect addressing. Fault in the electronic circuits. Optic fault. Dust or grease deposits.

External power

full range 100-240V 50-60Hz, PowerCon connector, for both battery charge and normal operations

CAUSE AND SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS

TROUBLE

CHECKS AND REMEDIES

Check the power supply voltage or battery charge. Replace LED. Replace the cables. Check addresses (see instructions). Call an authorised technician. Call an authorised technician. Clean (see instructions).

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HANNEL FUNCTIONS

C

GLOW UP C

HANNEL CHANNEL MODE

C

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

GLOW UP TW

CHANNEL

1

2

RED

REEN

G

BLUE

WHITE

DIMMER

STOP / STROBE

MACRO COLOR

INDEPENDENT CONSTANT INTENSITY MAX INTENSITY

COOL WHITE 6200°K

WARM WHITE 2700°K

CHANNEL MODE (Colour temperature)

TUNABLE WHITE

DIMMER

TUNABLE WHITE

DIMMER

3

GLOW UP W

CHANNEL

1

2

STOP / STROBE

DIMMER

STOP / STROBE

CHANNEL MODE

STOP / STROBE

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Continued

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BIT EFFECT

255

COLOUR INSERTED

0

COLOUR EXCLUDED

CHANNEL 1

RED

CHANNEL 2

GREEN

CHANNEL 3

BLUE

BIT EFFECT

255

WHITE

0

BLACK

BIT EFFECT

255 OPEN (LIGHT)

CLOSED (BLACK)0

BIT EFFECT

248 2

40 232 224 220 216 212 208 204 2

00 196 192 188 184 180 176 172 168 164 1

60 156 152 148 144 140 136 132 128 124 120 116 112 1

08 104 100

96 92 88 84 80 76 72 68 64 60 56 52 48 44 40 36 32 28 24 20

0

-

255 2

47 239 231 223 219 215 211 207 2

03 199 195 191 187 183 179 175 171 167 1

63 159 155 151 147 143 139 135 131 127 123 119 115 1

11 107 103

99 95 91 87 83 79 75 71 67 63 59 55 51 47 43 39 35 31 27 23 19

COLD TONE WARM TONE PASTEL TONE SEQ1 SKELTON EXOTIC SANGRIA FLESH PINK CHERRY ROSE MAYAN SUN LIGHT SALMON COOL BLUE URBAN BLUE ROSE INDIGO ALICE BLUE BRIGHT BLUE MAUVE ENGLISH ROSE FIRE S

URPRISE PEACH SCARLET SURPRISE PINK JUST BLUE CHOCOLATE DARK LAVENDER A

PRICOT PALE LAVENDER DEEP GOLDEN AMBER GOLDEN AMBER MEDIUM BLUE BRIGHT PINK DARK BLUE MED BLUE GREEN BLUE 2 MAGENTA 2 DARK PINK LIGHT ROSE O

RANGE 2 S

TRAW YELLOW 2 WHITE 2500 WHITE 3200 WARM WHITE COOL WHITE FULL WHITE SKY BLUE AQUAMARINE VIOLET PINK ORANGE WHITE MAGENTA CYAN YELLOW B

LUE GREEN RED N

ONE

GLOW UP C

• COLOUR MIXING - channel 1 - 2 - 3

• WHITE - channel 4

MACRO COLOR - channel 7

•

• DIMMER - channel 5

• STOP / STROBE - channel 6

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GLOW UP TW

BIT EFFECT

255 WARM WHITE

COOL WHITE 0

BIT EFFECT

255 OPEN (LIGHT)

CLOSED (BLACK)0

100

6

200°C 4200°C 2700°C

0

50

C

OOL WARM

COOL WARM

100

0

50

100

6

200°C 4200°C 2700°C

0

50

100

0

50

BIT EFFECT

255 WHITE INSERTED

WHITE EXCLUDED0

BIT

EFFECT

2

55 WHITE INSERTED

WHITE EXCLUDED0

NDEPENDENT MODE

I

INDEPENDENT

COOL WHITE 6200°K

WARM WHITE 2700°K

STOP / STROBE

COOL WHITE - channel 1

•

ONSTANT INTENSITY & MAX INTENSITY MODE

C

CONSTANT INTENSITY

TUNABLE WHITE

DIMMER

STOP / STROBE

ONSTANT INTENSITY MAX INTENSITY

C

TUNABLE WHITE - channel 1

•

MAX INTENSITY

TUNABLE WHITE

DIMMER

STOP / STROBE

• WARM WHITE - channel 2

• STOP / STROBE - channel 3

• WARM WHITE - channel 2

• STOP / STROBE - channel 3

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Continued

➔

BIT EFFECT

255 OPEN (LIGHT)

CLOSED (BLACK)0

GLOW UP W

• DIMMER - channel 1

STOP / STROBE - channel 2

•

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