Luxli CELLO 2 - 10" RGBAW LED Light (M2) Quickstart Guide

Overview

Back:

1. Battery slot
2. Battery release button
3. Adjustment knob
4. Brightness knob
5. LCD screen

Bottom:

6. Mode selector button
7. Power button
8. 1/4-20 socket
9. DC power input
10. USB Type-C™ port

Specifications

Powering the Cello²

The Cello² runs on either DC power, a Sony NP-F style battery, or via the USB Type-C™ port.

DC Power
Plug a 2.1 mm power cord into the DC input and a power outlet that outputs at a minimum of 30 W between 11 and 15 V.

Battery
Slide a Sony NP-F style battery into the battery slot, making sure the terminals and contacts are aligned.

USB Type-C
Connect the Cello²'s USB Type-C input with the USB Type-C wall charger. In order to power the Cello², the wall charger must have Power Delivery 3.0 and a minimum output of 30 W at either 12 or 15 V.

Recharging the Battery
The battery can be recharged while seated in the battery slot by connecting a compatible power source to either the DC or USB-C port.

Operation Modes

Each of the four operation modes described below is accessed by repeatedly pressing the mode selector. For complete descriptions and operating instructions, visit luxlilight.com to download the full user manual.

CCT Mode
Allows accurate color temperature adjustment from 2800 to 10,000 K and green/magenta saturation level.

HSL Mode
Scroll thought the entire color wheel, and adjust the saturation level.

Filter Mode
Adjust the color temperature setting in 50 K increments and apply one of the 150 colored gels.

Effects Mode
Includes 10 animated effects with variable parameters.

Indicators

1. Operation mode indicator
2. Power mode indicator
   Battery icon: Running on battery power.
   Plug icon: Running on external power source.
   Lightning bolt icon: Charging in progress.
3. Battery indicator

• Green: 100% to 25%
• Yellow: 25% to 10%
• Red: Less than 10%

4. Bluetooth status indicator
   Search mode
   Connected

Connecting to the Composer App

1. Enable Bluetooth on your device, and open the Composer app.
2. Power on the Cello².
   Note: If the Bluetooth icon is not visible, follow the instructions to enable Bluetooth below.
3. Tap the Look for Lights icon in the Composer app.
4. The app will prompt you to complete the connection with the Cello². Once you do, the Bluetooth icon changes to connected, and the light is ready to use with the app.

To disconnect, exit the app. The Cello² will return to Bluetooth search mode.
To disable Bluetooth on the Cello², press and hold the mode button until the Bluetooth icon disappears.
To enable Bluetooth, press and hold the mode button until the Bluetooth search icon appears onscreen.

Conduct an orchestra of lights

The Luxli Orchestra series can produce a dazzling symphony of light. Synchronize LED light units of all sizes, choose from millions of possible colors, apply lighting effects from three selectable modes, and control them instantly with the powerful Composer mobile app.

The Cello² 10-inch multicolor LED light features highly accurate and remarkably versatile RGBAW LEDs. The light is equipped with Bluetooth 5, which pairs with Luxli's Composer mobile app from up to 100 feet away. Whether controlled via the app or the intuitive interface on the unit itself, the Cello² will illuminate your creative vision with endless possibilities.

For the latest version of the Composer mobile app, firmware updates, and a PDF of the full user manual, as well as videos and ideas for creative uses for the Cello², visit luxlilight.com.

Updating the Firmware

Firmware updates are now available through the Composer app. Refer to the Composer app's user manual for information and instructions.

Troubleshooting

Warnings

• Battery Low: Battery bar indicator turns red when the battery is below 10%. Recharge the battery immediately.
• Battery Empty: The LEDs will shut off.
• Overheat: The LEDs will shut off and brightness adjustment is disabled until the unit has cooled to a safe temperature
  
  If the unit frequently overheats, contact Luxli customer support.
• USB Insufficient Voltage: UNABLE TO CHARGE — USB-PD: 12 or 15 V
• DC Insufficient Voltage: UNABLE TO CHARGE — DC PORT: 11–15 V