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Fix button to control fixtures
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Cue button to launch single cues
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Cue list button to activate cue lists
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8 page buttons to select cue pages and fixture groups
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20 general purpose buttons to select cues, select fixtures and input data
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Shift key to access secondary functions of certain buttons
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Previous and next buttons used for single stepping, inputting data, navigation
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Joystick for pan / tilt control with built-in button to toggle coarse / fine
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Pan exclude button
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Tilt exclude button
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Home button to send all selected fixture to their home position
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Soft wrist pad for comfortable control
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USB A connector for desk light
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USB B connector for PC link
Programming and playback facilities
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40 fixtures of maximum 48 channels – (total max. 512 physical channels)
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20 dimmers of maximum 48 channels – (total max. 512 physical channels)
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Built-in Martin fixture library (other libraries can be updated via USB)
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Library editor to create your own fixture definitions
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Up to 160 cues (1 background scene + 4 sequences can run simultaneously per cue)
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Up to 160 cue lists (automated shows with go, chase and wait functionality)
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Up to 160 presets on all channels
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16-bit possible on all channels
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Effect generator with adjustable speed, swing and delay
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Effect macro to recall complex effects instantly (several effect macros factory-loaded)
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Relative and absolute control possible over all channels
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16-bit fan control on all channels to create spread-outs
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Up to 6 sequences can be cross-faded with cues during playback
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Sequence trigger modes: internal clock, manual, audio (4-band, adjustable levels), BPM (with record mode)
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Sequence options: forward, backward, bounce, random, one-shot freeze, one-shot release
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Auto-start of automated shows with auto lamp-on feature
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Export / import show or library via USB link to PC
Approvals
EMC – EN 55103-1, EN 55103-2
Safety – EN 60950
ETL – UL 60950
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