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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 |
High specification control for mixed lighting systems
The Bull Frog is the largest of the Frog family of control desks. The Bull Frog offers features including
attribute palettes, group selection and a monitor output. As a Zero 88 product, the Bull Frog desk
naturally retains the same ease of use, reliability and affordability as the rest of the Frog Family.
The BullFrog can control up to 96 generic channels, which may be manually or automatically patched
to any of the 1024 DMX channels, there is also capability for control of up to 24 intelligent fixtures. The
desk is fitted with a floppy drive for loading and saving show data, a remote ?Go? port and a monitor port.
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 480 submasters allowing for the creation of lighting effects for the
more spontaneous shows.
The Bull Frog also offers the user four palette types: group, colour, beam and position. There are 48 palettes
available for each type. Palettes can be used to build memories or submasters. The desk palettes can be
used to aid fast and accurate programming of memories, submasters and chases. Palettes can also be used
during the running of the show to make instant and spontaneous changes to the programmed memories.
Changing the contents of a Palette will automatically and instantly update all associated memories and
submasters.Using a simple selection method, the BullFrog allows the user to record memories that include
all fixtures in each memory or user selected fixtures only.
Don?t be fooled by its simplicity and ease of use; the BullFrog 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
* 96 faders for dimmer control
* 48 colour, position and beamshape palettes
* 1024 control channels
* Up to 24 Moving Lights
* 48 fixture groups
* 480 submaster playbacks (20 pages of 24)
* Effects Generator
* FROG Autochase function
* 999 Memories
* Softpatch
* 'GO' button for memory playback
* Fixture library with over 1200 moving lights
* SMPTE/MIDI/CAN Upgrade kit available
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Mixer console DMX 512. It can be configured as 24 channels or 2 preparations of 12 channels.
Direct access to all the functions. 96 scenes programmable and 24 sequencies of 99 steps
each one. Automatic function or by audio rhythm. Start time adjustment, sequencies execution
speed and invertion of the direction. MIDI input. connection for audio 100 mV. - 1 V. p-p (RCA
connector). Input and output DMX connection (XLR-3)
Dimensions: 483 x 264 x 85 mm. Weight: 3,6 kgs. | |
Level 6
6 channel manual control
The Level 6 is an excellent value manual lighting control desk and is perfect
where minimal control is all that is required.
The Level 6 is a six channel single preset lighting controller with a master fader
and ?power on? LED. It is available in Analogue and DMX versions for simple,
straightforward control
Features
* Single Preset
* 6 Channels
* Master Fader
* Power On LED
* Available as Analogue or DMX versions
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Mixer for standard lighting control DMX-512 . Allows the recording of 4.600 steps in 96 programmes.
Great capacity of scenes and sequencies memory. Editable memory. Possibility to edit several
programmes simultaneously, by audio, crossfader or inner clock. Standard MIDI in, out and thru.
XLR-3 connector with inversor of polarity. |
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