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$ 2995.00
- Synchronized sound and light
- Control of DMX-512 Dimmers
- Simplified on-site programming
- Compact self-contained package
- Highly cost effective
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In response to the need for a straightforward way of delivering synchronized sound and light shows, Museum Technology introduces the DMX-512 option to their established Trio Integrated CD Player. The Trio, in one compact package, incorporates a CD audio drive, a stereo 10 watt per channel amplifier, as well as provision for connecting up to twelve external pushbuttons for activation by the visiting public.
The DMX-512 option adds to the Trio the ability to store and playback lighting cues. These cues are used to control standard, commercially available, DMX-512 compatible dimmer packs. since the cue timing is derived from the CD's time code, repeatable synchronization between sound and light is assured.
Programming of cues is done on a PC running Museum Technology?s new Windows based programming application. This application features an extremely straightforward user interface. Cues may be entered and run in real-time. When a show is complete, it may be downloaded into the Trio?s non-volatile flash memory. In addition, the program may be saved on disc. Standard Windows functions such as copy, paste, file, etc. are employed.
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Technical Specifications: |
| Operating Principles: |
All features of standard Trio, Twelve pushbutton selections, stereo amp |
| Dimmer Compatibility: |
Dimmer packs per DMX-512 standard |
| Number of Channels: |
96 |
| Number of Cues: |
2048, allocated over 12 programs |
| Number of Programs: |
12 |
| Fade Rate: |
0 to 180 seconds |
| Min / Max Level: |
End-of-fade final level 0 to 100% |
| Programming: |
TPA (Trio Programming Application) provided on CD. PC requires Win 98 or later
with one COM port available. Shows are downloaded into non-volatile flash
memory |
| Availability: |
Stock to 30 days. First shipment July 2003. |
| Warranty: |
Two years parts and labor |
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