Ignis Pixel Buugeng 80 Manuel utilisateur

Manual for LED digital Ignis Buugeng 80

Contents:

Assemb ing

Contro s

3Charging

4“Performance” mode

5B uetooth connection to a ce phone

6Programming and saving

7System menu

8Taking photos and videos

9Maintenance. Temperature recommendations

10 Warranty

11 Contro scheme

Assembling

gnis Buugengs are delivered

disassembled. Assemble them before

using. Before connecting one part to the

other, remove colored protecting caps.

Dear customer,

Thank you for purchasing gnis pixel Buugeng 80. To make its lifetime as long as possible, as well

as to keep the warranty valid, please read the instruction entirely and follow our advice.

Controls

gnis pixel Buugengs have three control buttons placed

near the handle.

in the middle – TURN ON/OFF, PLAY/STOP

Blue button

– DOWN

Red button

– UP

Green button

blue

green

red

To turn on the device, hold the button pushed at least 1 second. You will see ascending

- - gradient. Wait until the gradient is full. The buugeng is on, you are in Standby mode.

You see Basic menu with 6 orange and 8 green lights, a blinking cursor lights up.

greenorange

This menu consists of 3 preset timelines of color, and 4 custom timelines of color:

System menu, Submenu

The images in PRESET TIMELINES 1 and 2 change are displayed for 4 seconds on default. You can set the

duration from the application or in System menu of the device (look section below) in

the range from 1 to 8 seconds.

Note 1:

If you run random playback from the app on several devices at the same time, it will pseudo-random

playback. It means that pictures go randomly, but all the props will show the same. If you run preset timeline 2 on

dierent props from the button at dierent time, they all will display dierent images — it's actually random.

Note 2:

PLAY/STOP

When you go into this mode, you see a rainbow-like scale of colors. Selected color blinks. To choose a

certain color, navigate with and buttons, then click button — you will see the device glows

with a solid color. Another click on button returns you to Standby mode, the cursor is on Timeline 3

again. When the device is launched on a certain color and if the device is untouched, one of the LEDs on the scale

shines dimmer than the others. Its position shows the current battery level. If the dim LED is on top, it means

100% battery charge. Lower position of the dim LED means lower battery charge. When you use the device as a

lamp in this mode, for example in camping, in a tent or elsewhere, you can visually evaluate the remained battery

level. It can be useful if, for example, for the next several hours you need to use it as a lantern, and you can

decrease the brightness so the device shines longer. Anyway, when you start spinning the device with enough

speed, all LEDs become the same bright.

DOWN

Note 3:

PRESET TIMELINE 1. Successive displaying of all loaded pictures for 4 seconds each (see Note 1)

PRESET TIMELINE 2.

andom displaying of all loaded pictures for 4 seconds each (see Note 2)

PRESET TIMELINE 3. Solid color mode (see Note 3)

Solid color mode in use

Solid color mode

selecting a color

PRESET TIMELINE 3

eyond

you see a green scale

ith the same

lue cursor

These

are Timelines

, 3, 4

—

custom timelines,

here you

can put pictures in any order

f there are no pictures in

a custom timeline, it glo

s dim

lue after you run the

device

f you



ll a timeline

ith pictures, you

ill see

them running in the same order as you put them

M TIMELINE 1

-4

IME

ustom Timeline mode, the cursor is



on the position of

Brightness adjustment

rose

PLAY/STOP

There is a scale to adjust the brightness from the button. To get to the scale, run an timeline or

single picture, and from this position click and keep holding button for 2 seconds until

the cursor on the white scale appears.

DOWN

and buttons move the cursor through 6 levels of brightness. While ou are moving the

rose cursor, ou see how the brightness of the white scale changes. Higher position of the cursor

causes higher brightness. Conrm required brightness b clicking button. The device

goes into running mode, so ou can see the current brightness right awa .

PLAY/STOP

Principal operation points of the device:

PLAY/STOP

the device: push button for at least 1 second. You will see ascending

gradient, then the device gets to Standb mode with blinking cursor.

Turn on

PLAY/STOP

the device: push button for at least 1 second and hold until all lights die

out.

Turn o

PLAY/STOP

from selected timeline/image: click button.

Run/stop the device

(go up to the next timeline or a picture) — click button.

Shift the cursor up

DOWN

(go down to the previous timeline or a picture) — click button.

Shift the cursor down

PLAY/STOP

: run the device and press button for at least 2 seconds

until the cursor on the white scale appears. Choose required brightness.

rose

Set required brightness

: get the

device to Standb mode (with blinking blue

cursor), then push

PLA

Y/ST

button for 1

second.

green gradient will show the

level of charge.

hec

the current b

tter

eve

red

DOWN

o be ond , and ou get into green scale, but the cursor

turns . You are in Single

mage mode. When ou run the device from this mode, a selected

image doesn

’

t change, it will be displa ed permanentl until ou stop the device or change the

picture for another one. To change a picture just click or button. Single image mode

can be useful, for example, on photo sessions, or when ou don

’

t want a picture to change.

gnis

ixel hula hoops have 6

slots for single pictures.

IME

nother wa to adjust the brightness is through

gnis

ixel app in our phone.

The

device

charged

After 10 minutes of inaction in Standby mode, the device automatically turns itself o. In

timeline/picture mode the device works until the battery is discharged.

When the battery is low, the LEDs blink red for 10 seconds. To maintain the lifetime of the battery

it’s highly recommended charging Ignis buugengs the same day you use it.

Charging

To charge the device, plug it to a USB-charger or

computer — you will see a red light. You can see

the level of charge by position of the red light.

The level of charge corresponds to its position. If

it’s in the middle, the device is 50% charged, if on

top — it refers to full charge, etc. When the

device is on charge, the red light slowly moves

towards the top position. When it is completely

charged, the light nally turns green

Lithium batteries don’t have a memory eect, that is why we recommend charging the props

every time after using them; don’t wait till they are totally discharged. If you charge the props

every time, it makes the lifetime of the battery longer.

Avoid deep discharge of your props! Otherwise, it may result in loss of battery capacity and

reduction of working time.

“Performance” mode

This mode blocks all buttons to prevent them from

casual clicks during the performance. If you need to

lock all the buttons and make the device running with

the music, do the following:

1Run a required timeline.

2DOWN

Press and hold button for 2

seconds. You’ll see the uppermost led

shines blue.

3ow your device is in a “trigger” state. It means that clicking any button will run the timeline

you selected before. To be exact, the device starts running at releasing any button. So, you

need to press any button, and release it right with the start of the music.

Note: If no button is pressed within 1 hour, the device automatically shuts itself down.

4After the device is launched, all the buttons are locked from accidental clicks.

There are three ways to go out of this mode:

DOWN

holding button gets the props back into “Performance preparation” mode.

PLAY/STOP

holding button turns o the device.

holding button gets the props back to Standby mode.

Bluetooth connection

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ignispixe

https://apps.apple.com/app/ignis-pixel/id153137756

Install Ignis Pixel App on your cell phone to get access to get full functions of Ignis product. Turn

on Bluetooth on your phone to connect the device. Ignis mobile app allows to operate the device

via your cellphone (to upload pictures, make timelines, launch and stop the device, change

brightness of pictures and duration). If you your buugengs have Image stabilization option, you

can see detailed statistics in the app. You can operate more than one device synchronously. The

app is available for both Android and iPhone versions

Programming and saving

You c n set the dur tion for e ch uplo ded picture nd put them in order, thus cre ting

sequence of them, synchronized with the music. For Ignis buugengs there re four timeline

custom sequences m rked in the softw re s T1, T2, T3, T4. Note th t the softw re shows 10

timelines, s its interf ce is univers l for ll Ignis props. Buugengs work only with 4 rst timelines,

ll the other will be not ctive for this device.

To congure timeline, do the following

Run Ignis Pixel Utility

Now you see sequence of pictures. You c n ch nge their order nd dur tion by dr gging

them or their borders, like in video editors. Use Ctrl (Cmd for m cOS) button to ch nge editing

method Ripple edit/Rolling edit

Select im ges in Im ge list (upper left section), dr g nd drop them to timeline (T1-T4) to the

lower re of Ignis Pixel Utility

Add

Music

To djust timeline synchronously with music, dd your music le through menu –>

or dr g nd drop n MP3 le to the Music slot of Ignis Pixel Utility (lower re , just

bove the Timelines)

Add Image

Open single pictures from les through menu –> or dr g nd drop les to the

Im ge list into the left upper re of Ignis Pixel Utility

System menu

Through System me u some parameters ca be adjusted, as well as the state

of the device ca be checked out. You ca adjust parameters of the radio,

choose a group the device belo gs to, set the bright ess of the

“Performa ce” mode i dicator, etc.

System me u is arra ged i to Basic me u a d several Subme us. Blue

backgrou d of the Basic me u a d Subme u shows the total umber of

poi ts i it.

UP DOWN

To e ter i to System me u, press a d hold a d butto s

for 5 seco ds u til i dicatio cha ges.

PLAY/STOP

DOWN

I Basic me u the light-blue bli ki g cursor i dicates the positio . Subme u

also co sists of dark-blue LEDs, but marked by red or gree i dicator. If the

i dicatio is red — the parameter is ot active, if gree – it's active. To go

from Basic me u i to a required Subme u, click butto . To

avigate over System me u or Subme u, use a d butto s.

To go out of Subme u back to System me u, press butto

for o e seco d.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUdYDPsoVnQ&feature=youtu.be

For better u dersta di g how to use Ig is Pixel Utility, to upload pictures, a d to make projects,

please watch this ma ual video

The software allows you to save the project, a d you ca se d your project by e-mail or USB ash

to a other computer. You do ot eed to se d the origi al pictures of your project. They are

co tai ed i side the project le.

Upload Checked

he you cha ge o ly a duratio or a order of pictures i a timeli e to save time, just tick

the required timeli e a d click — the process will take just a few seco ds.

Upload all

lick butto — the process ca take up to several mi utes depe di g o the device

model, a umber of pictures, a d height-width ratios of the pictures



Sca

o ect your device to computer with a micro-USB cable a d press butto i the Device

list

(

right sectio of Ig is Pixel Utility

)

Examples of the indication in System menu.

rom left to right:

indication in the Basic menu, the cursor is on the rst Submenu.

indication in the Basic menu, the cursor is on the third Submenu.

the rst Submenu, total control mode is active.

the rst Submenu, total control mode is inactive.

the second Submenu, 12th channel is selected.

Blue background of the submenu shows the total number of points in it.

System menu description

1Statu and etting of Wirele Sync unit

2Selecting a channel for Wirele Sync unit

3Selecting a group for Wirele Sync unit

4Brightne of the performance preparation indicator

5Sy tem condition

6Duration for picture in pre et timeline (T1, T2)

7Setting for Inertial en or

Submenu description

Submenu 1 — Status and settings of Wireless Sync unit

1Available Not available

Wirele Sync availability: /

2On O

Turning on/o Wirele Sync: /

3On O

Full control mode: /

There are several principal modes for wireless sync operation in the device:

n this state the device reacts only

on commands to enter into

“P

erformance preparation

”

mode and to

e la

nched

“P

erformance

”

mode

(

loo

5).

ll the other commands are i

nored

On O

Wirele Sync i , Full control mode i

n this state the device totally follows

airin

commands

ll control over the device is possi

le solely in this state

t incl

des:

On On

Wirele Sync i , Full control mode i

navi

atin

over the men

play

stop se

ences and sin

le ima

entrance into

“P

erformance preparation

”

mode and la

nchin

“P

erformance

”

mode

oin

t of

“P

erformance

”

mode into the men

attery level chec

k-u

total sh

tdown of the devices

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