GLP impression X5 - Settings; Color Mix, White Point, and iQ.Gamut

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16 impresssion X5 User Manual
3. Settings
The settings described in this chapter let you customize the impression X5. Settings can
be available in the control panel on the fixture’s yoke, via DMX and/or via RDM.
Color Mix Mode
The Color Mix Mode setting offers three different options for color mixing:
● RGB – RGB Mode mixes color using Red, Green and Blue channels. The Lime LED is
mixed automatically using the fixture’s internal GLP iQ.Gamut algorithm.
RGB Mode also offers a clean default white light at open which is considered to be
the white point (RGB at 100%). Fixed white point selection or temporary CTC
channel value selection lets you set different color temperatures.
M/G shift and CQC adjustment are available in this mode.
● RGBL – RGBL Mode mixes color using Red, Green, Blue and Lime channels. The color
gamut is still calibrated to the X5 range, but the white point (open) is not adjusted
to the black body line and will show a white that is mixed using 100% RGBL.
The CTC channel lets you quickly change to any white on the black body line.
M/G Shift correction is available.
● x;y – x;y Mode lets you send x;y color coordinates to the fixture via DMX. The
internal color algorithm mixes the four LED colors perfectly to match the x:y color
coordinates.
White point setting is disabled. CTC channel values overwrite x:y values.
M/G Shift and CQC adjustment are available in this mode.
Note
Color mixing of Sub modules is always RGB.
White point
White point selection is available in RGB Mode and determines the fixture’s color
temperature at “open”. The following white points (color temperatures) are available:
● 8000 K (effect light)
● 6500 K (daylight – default)
● 5600 K (TV and studio)
● 4200 K (CDM)
● 3200 K (tungsten)
If a white point is enabled, the fixture mixes colors with reference to it. GLP iQ.Gamut
navigates through the color space using the preferred Color Mode color mixing
method.