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The QCommander automated lighting control system is a versatile, multi-function console for the widest range of entertainment lighting situations - dance clubs, live gigs, AV presentations, night clubs, discotheques, theatres and television.
The universal USITT DMX512 protocol is used to interface with all manner of modern lighting products, allowing the 256 output channels to be programmed to control moving lights, effects projectors, colour scrollers and dimmers.
The programming of multi-channel moving lights is simplified by the push-button selection of each fixture attribute, each individual function being automatically assigned to the corresponding attribute push-button, using 'fixture personality' software.All the functions of the QCommander, including set-up, configuration, programming, editing and playback are menu-driven from the high definition back-lit LCD display and surrounding 'softkeys'. The display shows the programming prompts in one of a range of languages.
However complex your lighting requirements the QCommander has the ability to provide comprehensive control. Each channel may be set up as a standard dimmer on an LTP or HTP basis, or as part of an automated lighting fixture or chase sequence group. All options are push button selected and levels within an option are set using the built-in trackball, numeric keypad or remote accessory fader panel.
Multiple 'fixture personalities' may be installed within a QCommander by uploading from a PCMCIA memory card.The card slot also allows the downloading of the entire memory contents for safe storage, show duplication and remote programming. The QCommander operating system software is stored internally on a flash ROM and may be updated through the card slot.
Basic discotheque chases are constructed in a unique way without the need to create each step individually. The completed chase sequence may be triggered automatically at variable speed or by one of the 'sound-to-light' or 'beat' audio functions.
Static scenes, sequences, even whole shows may be assigned to one or more of the 64 virtual buttons, arranged as two banks of sixteen pushbuttons and sixteen touchpads on two pages. For added flexibility each bank of pushbuttons or touchpads may be set to 'swap, add or solo' as well as to 'latch or flash'.
A show may be recorded in real time or by calling up individual cues and allocating a run-time to each one. For immediate and direct manual control the QCommander is provided with a blackout switch and grand-master fader.
To ensure that the QCommander is prepared for every eventuality, it is fitted with a MIDI interface and an RS232 port is provided for proprietary show control systems communication and PC computer link.
Inside the console you will find surface mount technology has been combined with advanced production techniques and optimised software, resulting in a product which is both inherently reliable and easy to use.
The console design incorporates a standard ‘flexi-light’ BNC socket recessed into the front panel and has integrated rotating back support feet to provide adjustment for the optimum working angle.
With the QCommander in your hands you have at your disposal a multi-zone chaser, touch panel, memory lighting desk and moving light controller - everything you need to produce a professional lightshow.

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This page was last edited on 21/03/03
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