Content | Reliable DMX Controller
- Programmable Up To 240 Scenes
- 192 DMX Channels
- 12 Individual Fixture Channels
- 8 Dimmer Faders
- Easy To Use
- MIDI Controllable
Specifications
- An affordable solution for controlling DMX products
- Control up to192 DMX channels
- Programmable up to 240 scenes
- 12 individual fixture channels - Control up to 12 separate intelligent
lights with up to 16 DMX channels per fixture
- Fixtures with less than 16 DMX channels may be combined
on 1 DMX scanner button
- Record up to 6 programmable chases with fade time and speeds
- 8 individual faders provide easy programmability for Intelligent
Lighting or Dimmer Packs
- MIDI controllable
- DMX-512, 3-pin XLR signal
- Built-in Microphone
- Remote control: Blackout controlled by MIDI input signal
- Blind function - override chases on the fly
- Use in conjunction with the ELP-DMX20 or the ELD-DMX20
- Polarity switch to accommodate different types of cable requirements
- Power input: DC 9V-12V, 220 mA min. power supply included
- Dimensions: 5.25" x 19" x 2.5" (133 x 483 x 64 mm)
19 in. rack mount - 3 rack spaces
- Weight: 5 lbs (2.3 kgs)
- Voltage: 120V/220V |
A powerful controller for the more demanding applications.
Following the phenomenal success of the Frog range over the last three years Zero 88 have developed the Frog 2 - a new console which takes the Frog philosophy of ease of use and value for money to a whole new level.Frog 2 will add a new dimension to the current Frog range of consoles. Designed to be used in the most demanding environments requiring lighting control the Frog 2 will appeal to users looking for ease of programming, comprehensive playback choices, live busking or stand alone control of architectural type events. The Frog 2 can control up to 2048 channels of DMX. DMX connection is either through traditional 5 Pin XLR connectors or via Ethernet. All the facilities needed for future RDM and ACN compatibility are included in the hardware.To allow for effective control the Frog 2 offers multiple cue stack playback, comprehensive palette selections and effects libraries. The use of macros allows for the automatic programming and playback of shows.For busking in live environments there are 2000 user definable buttons and 1000 faders that can be assigned to control anything from a single channel to a group of fixtures to a complete memory. Using macros these controls can be loaded from a memory or from a cue stack as part of the running of a show. Comprehensive feedback is provided via two monitors and an onboard touch screen. It is also possible to display up to nine different sets of information simultaneously. It is possible to define specific user views to allow each user to have an operational environment best suited to their needs. Storing shows is possible on either a USB memory stick or using the built in CD writer. There are 3 USB ports on the Frog 2 making it possible to use a variety of USB accessories including touch screen monitors. The mechanical design of the Frog 2 has ensured that it has the smallest footprint possible while ensuring all the controls are ergonomically accessible. It is also possible to operate the console while it is in its flight-case base without damaging any connectors.
Features
* 2048 Channels * 2 opto isolated 5 Pin XLR?s per universe * 4 universes of DMX * 200 Playback stacks * 1000 User definable faders * 2000 User definable buttons * Colour Touchscreen * 2 x SVGA Monitor ports * 3 x USB ports * CD Writer * Parameter level programming * Comprehensive effects engine * Auto Palettes * Ethernet connectivity * RDM and ACN hardware ready |
192 DMX channels for12 Fixtures of 16 channels each 30 Banks of 8 programmable scenes (total = 240 scenes) 6 Programmable chases of 240 scenes 8 Sliders for manual control of channels Assignable joystick for ease of use File Dump allows data to be sent or received between two units Auto mode program controlled by speed and fade time sliders Fade time/Assign fade time DMX Polarity selector Power failure memory |
Powerful theatre control for generic and moving lights, with a fast, easy to use interface.
For too long the creativity of lighting professionals has been stifled by the limitations and excessive cost of high end lighting control. The Illusion has been designed to challenge this status quo. Using leading edge technology, exceptional graphics and user definable modes of operation, the Illusion performs as a fast, effective lighting tool.
The addition of moving light control software to the Illusion makes it an exceptionally powerful controller with many features previously only found in more expensive consoles. The only limit on the number of moving lights available is the 512 DMX channels available. Three high resolution encoders allow for easy control of the moving light parameters. To facilitate ease of programming the Illusion makes use of palettes or focus groups for each type of LTP parameter. Building memories using palettes will ensure that changes to any palette are tracked through to the associated memories. Separate fade times can be set for parameters and for brightness channels allowing for exceptional flexibility in replaying shows. To further facilitate programming the Illusion has a powerful effects engine that allows for the creation of not only movement effects but also colour and beam effects. The comprehensive library of fixtures available ensures that the user can program any moving light. Fixture libraries are updated on a regular basis or it is possible to create your own unique fixture personalities using a free software tool. Programming moving lights is simple whether using the mouse and screen commands or using command line syntax. With powerful editing tools the desk allows users to track changes to memories forward and backwards or to change a single cue.
With 500 channels as standard, the Illusion features the phenomenally powerful Cueline system, which gives instant and clear graphical representation of the cue list allowing easy visualisation, operation and editing. The graphical user interface and memory stack are fully integrated. Modifications in the memory stack automatically update the Cueline system and vice versa. Using Cueline it is possible to create multipart cues that alter different parameters making the playback of moving lights intuitive and simple.Clear front panel controls can be configured to suit your preferred style of operation, with a choice of command line operation or full GUI. Powerful shortcuts, associations and macros can be set up to aid the programming operation whilst flexible linking and triggering operations make the replay of complex lighting sequences extremely simple. Multi-part cues, linked submasters, follow-ons, audio effects, channel groups and full LTP channel control can all be achieved without the need to search through endless menus or remember confusing key sequences.
Features
* 500 Control Channels * Up to 400 Memories * 108 Programmable Submasters * HTP & LTP Control * Go Button Playback * Two Manual Playbacks * Remote Triggering * Full Proportional DMX Patch to 512 Channels * Unique Cueline Interface * Multi-Mode Operation * Audio Effects * Palettes (Focus Groups) * Fixture libraries * Full Tracking * Parameter level programming * SMPTE, MIDI, DMX-IN and ChilliNet functionality available via optional kit | |
Zero88 Leap Frog Lighting Desk
The ease of use of the Frog family with 512 Control channels, 48 dimmers, 24 moving lights.
The Frog range of control desks builds upon the foundations of the Sirius and XL families
using latest technologies to bring new and improved features. As Zero 88 products they
naturally retain the same ease of use, reliability and affordability as their predecessors.
The Leap Frog can control up to 48 generic channels, which may be manually or automatically
patched to 512 DMX channels. Memories can be recorded as scenes or chases, each with
their own fade times and modifiers. Memories may be played back with the cross fade
master and the Go button or via the submasters.Colour, beam, position and group palettes
can be created. These can be used to build memories. Changes to the palette information
will automatically update associated memories. Palettes can also be used to give flexibility
in live playback
The Leap Frog may be connected to an SVGA monitor. Screen displays include memories,
channels and DMX outputs, palettes, preview and patch.
Features
* 48 faders for dimmer control
* Up to 24 Moving Lights
* 24 colour, position and beamshape palettes
* 24 fixture groups
* 512 control channels
* 999 Memories
* 240 submasters
* Effects Generator
* FROG Autochase function
* Softpatch
* Fixture library with over 1200 moving lights
* \'GO\' button for memory playback
* Disk Drive
* 2 DMX Outputs
* SVGA Monitor ouput
* SMPTE/MIDI/CAN Upgrade kit available
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