GLP Scan Operator 12 – 16 DMX Controller

The GLP Scan Operator 12 is small, but it creates a fantastic light show by operating 12 appliances with 16 DMX channels.
Due to its easy handling, it is the ideal equipment for somebody who is new
in the scanner and moving-light programming business. The Scan Operator 12 is suitable for discos as well as for the modern stage technic.
 

Technical Data
 
    * Operating of 12 appliances with 16 DMX channels (192 DMX channels)
    * 30 Banks with 8 free-programmable scenes
    * DMX channel adjustment via 8 fader with bank switcher
    * Adjustable speed time of the scenes
    * Music control via in-built microphone

    * Infinitely variable fade
    * Individual time programming via fader
    * Master black out
    * Manual overwrite function
    * Procedure operating via Midi
    * Weight: 2,3kg
    * Dimension: 19" / 3 HE 65mm fitting sizee

DMX scanner controller. 2 Jog-wheels to control PAN & TILT. Can control up to 12 scanners
(or group of scanners) with 16 DEMX channels (192 DMX channels) 240 lighting pictures and
6 chases with 240 steps can be stored. 30 bank with 8 programmable scenes. Capacity to
reverse PAN & TILT DMX channels. Adjustable scenes speed time. TAP-SYNC function.
MIDI controllable. Built-in microphone to change with music.
Measures: 482x73x132 mm. Weight: 2.5 Kgs.

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

24/48 Channels of dimming control with capability for 12 moving lights

The ?Frog? range of control desks builds upon the foundations of the Sirius and XL families
using the latest technologies to bring new and improved features. As Zero 88 products, the
Frog desks naturally retain the same ease of use, reliability and affordability as their predecessors.
The FatFrog can control up to 48 generic channels, which may be manually or automatically
patched to any of the 512 DMX channels, there is also capability for control of up to 12
intelligent fixtures. The desk is fitted with a floppy drive for loading and saving show data, a
remote ?Go? port and an output for a monitor.
Memories can be recorded as scenes or chases, each having its own fade times and modifiers.
Memories may be played back with the crossfade master and the ?Go? button for sequential,
pre-programmed shows. Extra flexibility is afforded through the 240 submasters allowing for the
creation of lighting effects for the more spontaneous shows.Don?t be fooled by its simplicity and
ease of use; the Fat Frog offers a host of powerful features, making it a formidable tool for creating
shows. Its versatility makes it ideal for all entertainment lighting applications allowing even relatively
inexperienced operators to create exciting shows.
The movement effects engine allows for simple and rapid programming of commonly used effects,
whilst the inbuilt fixture library enables simple selection and manipulation of the moving lights. The
unique ?F.R.O.G.? (fixture random output generator) function can instantly generate unique lighting
effects. These may be outputted automatically or stepped through, with desired looks being recorded
as required.

Features
    * 24/48 dimmer channels
    * 240 submasters
    * Softpatch
    * 999 Memories
    * 24 palettes for Colour, Beamshape, Position
    * Disk Drive
    * 12 Moving Lights
    * Effects Generator
    * FROG Autochase function
    * Fixture library with over 1200 moving lights
    * 'GO' button for memory playback
    * 2 DMX Outputs
    * SVGA Monitor ouput

Maxxyz is Martinʼs professional lighting console with a string of original features and an intuitive and graphical software interface.


    * Integrated 3D Visualizer: preview or program in real-time 3D
    * Digital LCD buttons for fast and direct programming
    * Multiple wing attachment
    * Up to 32 DMX universes, 8 available directly from the console
    * Dual processing power, 2 Pentium CPUs
    * Maxxyz Manager Software for programming and triggering via time and calendar schedules
    * Customizable Graphical User Interface with context sensitive toolbars and integrated help menu
    * Powerful effects engine
    * Controls up to 16384 fixtures
    * 1000 cuelists with motorized fader control
    * 1000 cuelists with playback control buttons
    * 12 customizable function keys
    * Parallel execution of multiple cuelists
    * Submaster, groupmaster and override functionality
    * Parameter and time-fanning functionality
    * Auto update for presets and cues
    * On-the-fly global timing adjustments
    * Networking with Maxedia media server

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