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Examples
1. Repeating 3 RGB pixels: Output channels 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 will correspond to input
channels 1,2,3.
2. Convert a pixel product into simple 1,2,3, chaser: Copy the input channels 1,2,3, in
following order the outputs.
3. Reduce pixel size/channels: Combine/group multiple output channels into one, in
order to save channels.
NOTE: Combining input channels will not reduce the amount of output channels.
The DiGitot C4 is always limited to the amount of output channels corresponding to the
license. The amount of input universes is not limited.
Daisy chainable
The two port ethernet switch with RJ45 bus allow the DiGidot C4 to be daisy chained.
Daisy chaining more than 5 devices can cause network delays. Therefore we recom-
mend to use a high-end switch to split the network load.
Build-in scene generator
You can generate simple static or color scroll scenes in the user interface, store them
and activate them by any trigger option.
Scene recording from Art-Net or DMX*
The record function can be used to record Art-Net or DMX streams and store them as
recorded scenes.
Scene triggering by various digital or analogue control inputs*
Recorded scenes can be triggered by a huge amount of analog and digital triggers, such
as 0-10 V, dry contacts, on board push button, build-in timer, HTTP Get, UDP, OSC, Art-
Net, DMX, etc.
On board Wi-Fi
The DiGidot C4 features onboard Wi-Fi for convenient wireless access through the free
DiGidot app or when accessing through the web interface. Wi-Fi can also be used for
triggering. We discourage sending Art-Net over Wi-Fi, although it is possible.
Gamma correction
This is a function to correct the light intensity, luminance or brightness of the input.
This amount of gamma correction changes not only the brightness, but also the ratio of
red, green and blue.
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