Martin DMX-512 Lighting Control Software USB (Item # 36636)

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The Martin Light-Jockey-USB is a lighting control system consisting of a software package and a USB-based DMX hardware interface. It comes with a large fixture library, user friendly graphic functionality and advanced shape generator for automated movement programming, as well as all the benefits of the Windows environment like window resizing and drag-and-drop functionality. Functions include a Solid Beam Virtual Visualizer, a visualization simulator capable of creating realistic, solid, 3D beams. This simulator allows you to create virtual visualizations off-site. The Light-Jockey-USB interfaces with Winamp to play a multitude of digital audio files including MP3. LightJockey 2.0 software includes audio CD-ROM capability as well. It also supports SMPTE and MIDI time code with suitable interface. A show-saver backup feature ensures that your shows will not be lost. The USB-based hardware interface enables control of up to 100 fixtures and 2048 DMX channels.

• Martin LightJockeyDMX Software CD
• USB-based DMX interface and cables
• User manual
• Programming facilities - up to 100 fixtures
• Fixture library: all Martin (DMX) fixtures, user-definable fixture profiles for non-Martin fixtures (more than 100 profiles included), generic DMX profiles
• Graphical control of all fixture parameters
• Integrated solid beams Offline Visualizer for programming fixtures offline
• Pan and tilt, relative or absolute movement, shape generator with different shapes and delay styles
• Manual override with direct access to all functions
• Cue contains 12 sequences that can be adjusted on fade time overall or individual
• Independent background cue with five parallel sequences
• Master intensity control and eight configurable intensity groups
• Blackout and fade out function
• Cue list for synchronization with timer, digital audio or audio CD-ROM time code
• Go button for manual cue lists
• Audio analyzer for trigging sequences by audio
• Assignable keyboard hotkeys for faster access
• Smoke control independent from programming
• Follow spot function
• Function and DMX channel override via DMX in (depending on interface type) control & programming
• Cue list time code synchronization (CLTCS): internal timer, including 24-hour clock
• CLTCS: Audio CD time code from CD-ROM drive
• CLTCS: Digital Audio (MP3, Wav, etc.) time code using Winamp
• CLTCS: MIDI Time code, SMPTE with suitable SMPTE/MTC interface
• Minimum system requirements: PC with Pentium 200 MHz or equivalent; 64 MB RAM; monitor resolution of 800 x 600 in 16-bit colors, with small fonts; Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP; free slot or port for DMX interface hardware; 20 MB hard disk space
• Recommended system requirements: PC with Pentium II 400 MHz or equivalent/better; 128 MB RAM; monitor resolution of 1024x768 in 16/32-bit true color, with small fonts; video hardware acceleration 3D for Offline Visualizer; Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP; free slot or port for DMX interface hardware; 20 MB hard disk space