GLP WildBar 16 handleiding
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German Light Products® Wild Bar 16
Rev. 20250228-01 7
3. Features
With the Wild Bar 16, GLP presents a powerful and versatile LED tilt bar designed for use
in demanding environments and outdoor events. As a leading manufacturer of
innovative lighting technology with decades of experience in moving LED bars, GLP sets
new standards in performance, flexibility, and efficiency with the Wild Bar 16.
Equipped with 16 powerful 40-watt RGBL LEDs, the Wild Bar 16 delivers an impressive
light output of 6,000 lumens. Its motorized 190° tilt and variable zoom from 3.9° to 51°
allow for an exceptional range of lighting effects – from sharp beams to broad washes.
Thanks to its IP65 certification, the Wild Bar 16 withstands rain, dust, and dirt, making it
perfect for festivals, open-air concerts, and other demanding environments. Despite its
robust construction, it remains surprisingly lightweight at just 22.6 kg, ensuring easy
handling.
Control options
The Wild Bar 16 supports DMX, RDM, ArtNet, sACN, and the GLP iQ.Mesh system.
There are 2 control modes:
Mode 1: Overall control of all pixels as a block, with pattern engine.
Mode 2: Overall control of all pixels as a block, with pattern engine, and also individual
pixel control. In Mode 2 the pixel engine can be patched separately from the main
fixture for media server pixel control.
Main and Sub modules (Main and Sub fixtures)
Control mode 2 divides the fixture into two modules (Main module and Sub modules).
● Main module (Layer 1 = one RGB(L) Wash fixture)
● Sub module (Layer 2 = pattern engine with individual pixel control).
The Sub module has its own intensity and shutter channels. Professional controllers will
handle this setup in a smart multi-fixture profile.
The Protocol Setup→Pattern→Main Link setting and the Protocol Setup→Separate
Patch Pixel Engine→Main Link setting lets you decide whether the Sub module should
be subordinate to or independent of the Main module for the Pattern Engine and the
PIxel Engine respectively. The settings are:
• Normal: all Sub Fixture Channels (Sub Modules) are subordinate to the Main Fixture
channels. This means that the intensity and shutter of the Main Module act as Master
intensity and Master shutter for the Sub Modules.
• Independent: the Sub Modules can be controlled independently of the Main Module
and are not affected by the intensity and shutter of the main module.
Powering on
When power is applied to the fixture and no valid DMX signal is present, the head
moves automatically to its home position (tilt center). You can set different device
functions when there is no control signal using the option Fixture Settings→No Signal.
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Productinformatie
| Merk | GLP |
| Model | WildBar 16 |
| Categorie | Verlichting |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 2741 MB |
