GLP Light Operator 48 User Manual

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USER'S MANUAL

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Light Operator 48

Contents

Features 1

Technical Specifications 30

Brief of Main Functions 27

General Instructions 2

1. Overview 3

2. Operation Guide 7

3. MIDI Operation 23

1.1 Front View 3

2.1 Begin Programming 7

2.2 Editing 11

2.3 Running 18

3.1 Setting MIDI IN 23

3.2 Setting MIDI OUT 23

3.3 Exit MIDI Setting 24

3.4 Receiving MIDI File Dump 24

3.5 Sending MIDI File Dump 25

3.6 Implementation 25

2.2.1 Edit Enable 11

2.2.2 Erase a Program 12

2.2.3 Erase all Programs 13

2.2.4 Clear a Scene or Scenes 13

2.2.5 Delete a Step or Steps 14

2.2.6 Insert a Step or Steps 15

2.2.7 Modify a Step or Steps 17

2.3.1 Running Chase Programs 18

2.3.2 Running a Program To Audio 19

Speed Slider 20

Standard Beat 21

2.3.4 Running a Program With the

2.4 Change the Speed Mode between 5 Minutes and 10 Minutes 22

2.3.3 Running a Program With the

2.1.1 Record Enable 7

2.1.2 Security for Your Programs 7

2.1.3 Program Scenes 8

1.2 Rear View 6

Improvement and changes to

specifications, design and this

manual, may be made at any time

without prior notice.

Light Operator 48

Features

Thank you for your purchase. This product features include:

Digital Technology Adopted.

Power Failure Memory.

Standard MIDI and DMX ports.

Powerful Program Edit.

Various Running Type.

More programs can run synchronously.

As a stage light controller, the unit can control intelligent unit and ordinary light.

Automatically recover to the last condition when you turn on the machine.

Conveniently connect with other units and machines.

You could edit different program according to your needs. The program could contain 4600 steps utmost and up to 96 programs could be stored.

You can run the SCENE with Audio, Speed Slider, Standard beat etc.

You can run more programs in Single Mode or Mix Mode simultaneously

Read the instruction in this manual carefully and thoroughly, as they give important information regarding safety during use and maintenance. Keep this manual with the unit, in order to consult it in the future. If the unit is sold or given to another operator, make certain that it always has its manual, to enable the new owner to read aboutits operation and relative instructions.

This unit is intended for home use. After havingremoved thepackaging check that the unitis damaged in any way. If in doubt, use it and contact an authorized dealer. Packaging material (plastic bags, polystyrene foam, nails, etc.) be left within children's reach, as it can be dangerous. This unit must only be operated by adults. allow children to tamper or play with it.

use the unit under the following conditions: In places subject to excessive humidity. In places subject to vibrations or bumps. In places with a temperature of over 45 C or less than 2 C/35.6 F.

Protect the unit from excessive dryness or humidity (ideal conditions are between 35% and 80%).

dismantle or modify the unit.

NOT

DON'T

MUST NOT

DO NOT

NEVER

DO NOT

DISCONNECT

STOP

DO NOT NEVER

make any inflammable liquids, water or metal objects enter the unit. Should any liquid be spilled on the unit, the power supply to the unit immediately.

using the unit immediately In the event of serious operation problems and

either contact your local dealer for a check or contact us directly.

open the unit--there are no user serviceable parts inside.

try to repair the unit yourself. Repairs by unqualified people could cause

damage or faulty operation. Contact your nearest dealer.

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General Instructions

Warnings

Cautions

1. Overview

1.1 Front View

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1. Overview

1. Preset A LEDs

4. Preset B LEDs

5. SCENE LEDs

2. Channel Sliders 1-24

6. Channel Sliders 25-48

3. Flash Buttons 1-24

7. Flash Buttons 25-48

8. Dark Button

9. Down/Beat Rev

10. Mode Select/Rec Speed

11. Up/Chase Rev

12. Page Button

13. Delete/ Rev One

14. Segment Display

15. Insert/%or0-255

from 1 to 24.

to full intensity.

These 24 buttons are used to bring an individual channel,

to full intensity. They also are used for programming.

This button is used to momentarily black out overall output.

program with regular beat.

in Mix mode.

under Speed Slider control.

Tap to select pages of scenes from Page 1-4.

of any program.

Shows the current activity or programming state.

Insert is to add one step or steps into a scene. % or 0-255 is used to change display value cycle between % and 0-255.

Delete any step of a scene or reverse the chasing direction

Chase Rev is to reverse the chasing direction of a scene

Up is used to modify a scene in Edit mode.

Rec Speed: Set the speed of any of the programs chasing

CHNS /SCENES, Double Preset and Single Preset.

Each tap will activate the operating mode in the order:

BEAT REV is used to reverse the chasing direction of a

DOWN functions to modify a scene in Edit mode;

These 24 buttons are used to bring an individual channel,

intensities of channels 1-24.

These 24 sliders are used to control and /or program the

intensities of channels 25-48.

These 24 sliders are used to control and /or program the

Show the current intensity of the relevant channel numbered

from 25-48.

Light when relevant scenes are active.

Show the current intensity of the relevant channel numbered

1.1 Front View

1. Overview

16. Edit / All Rev

17. Add or Kill/ Rec Exit

18. Record/ Shift

19. Master A Button

20. Park Button

21. Hold Button

22. Step Button

23. Audio Button

24. Master Slider A

25. Master Slider B

26. Blind Button

27. Home Button

28. Tap Sync Button

29. Full On Button

30. Black Out Button

31. Fade Time Slider

32. Speed Slider

33. Audio Level Slider

34. Fog Machine button

All Rev is to reverse the chasing direction of all programs.

Rec Exit is used to exit from Program or Edit mode.

Shift functions only used with other buttons.

Brings channel 1-12 to full of current setting.

Master B slider, depending on the current mode.

This button is used to maintain current scene.

is pushed to the bottom or in Edit mode.

Activates audio sync of chase and audio intensity effects.

This slider controls overall output of all channels.

This slider controls the chase of all programs.

in CHNS /SCENE mode.

This button is used to deactivate the Blind.

Repeatedly tapping this button establish the chase speed.

This function bring overall output to full intensity.

resulting from Flash and Full On.

Used to adjust the Fade Time.

Used to adjust the chase speed.

This slider controls the sensitivity of the Audio input.

This button is used to kill all output with exception for that

This function takes the channel out of the chase of a program

This button is used to go to next step when the Speed Slider

full of current setting, or momentarily program a scene into

Used to select Single/Mix Chase, bring Channel 13-24 to

Record is used to activate Record mode or program a step.

scenes or programs.

In Kill mode, pressing any Flash button will kill any other

at a time.

In Add mode, multiple scenes or Flash buttons will be on

Edit is used to activate Edit mode.

1.1 Front View

1. Overview

35. Power Switch

36. DC Input

37. MIDI Thru/Out/In

38. DMX Out

39. DMX Polarity Select

40. Audio Input

41. Remote Input

42. Fog Machine Connector

This switch controls turning on or off of the power.

DC 12-20V, 500 mA Min.

MIDI ports for connection to a sequencer or MIDI device.

or DMX pack.

Used to select DMX polarity.

from 100mV to 1Vpp.

control using a standard 1/4"stereo jack.

Black Out and Full On may be controlled by a remote

This jack accepts a line level audio input signal ranged

This connector sends your DMX value to the DMX fixture

1.2 Rear View

DC INPUT

DC 12V~20V

500mA min.

100mV~1Vp-p

AUDIO

LINE INPUT

1/4"stereo jack

Full on

GND

REMOTE

INOUTTHRU

MIDI DMX OUT

DMX Polarity Select

1=Ground 2=Data 3=Data +

1=Ground 2=Data + 3=Data

ON OFF

POWER FOG MACHINE

Stand By

or Black Out

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2. Operation Guide

2.1 Begin Programming

2.1.1 Record Enable

2.1.2 Security for Your Programs

RECORD

1. Press and hold down the Record button.

2. While holding down the Record button, tap the Flash buttons 1, 6, 6 and 8 in sequence.

3. Release the Record button, the Record LED lights up, now you can begin programming your chase patterns.

To protect your programs from any editing by others, you may change the Record Code.

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NOTE:

The first time you turn on your unit, the default setting of the Record Code is Flash buttons 1, 6, 6 and 8.

You may change the Record Code to protect your programs.

1. Enter current Record Code(Flash buttons 1, 6, 6 and 8).

2. Press and hold down the Record and Edit buttons at a time.

2. Operation Guide

2.1.2 Security for Your Programs

2.1.3 Program Scenes

SELECT

MODE

CHNS

DOUBLE

1-24 SINGLE

PRESET

SCENES

3. While holding the Record and Edit buttons, tap the desired Flash button to enter a new Record Code The Record Code consists of 4 Flash buttons(the same button or different buttons), be sure your new Record Code consists of 4 Flash buttons.

4. Enter your new Record Code a second time, all channel LEDs and scene LEDs will flash three times, now the Record Code is changed.

5. Exit Record mode. Tap the Rec Exit button while pressing and holding down the Record button, release the two buttons at a time, the Record mode is disengaged.

IMPORTANT!!!

Always remember to exit Record mode when you won't continue your programming, otherwise you may lose control of your unit.

NOTE:

The second time you enter your new Record Code different from that of the first time, the LEDs will not flash, which means you've failed to change the Record Code.

When you've entered a new Record Code the first time, and now you want to cancel the new Record Code, you may press and hold down the Record and Exit buttons at a time to exit.

1. Record Enable.

2. Select the 1-48 Single mode by tapping the the Mode Select button. This will give you control of all 48 channels as you program.

Be sure that MasterA&Bareboth set at maximum. (Master A is at its maximum in the fully up position , while Master B is at its maximum in the fully down position.)

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