DL2 also reduces space and installation time, with no need for RGB cabling, and servers are no longer necessary at the front-of-house position. DL2 resembles an intelligent moving luminaire and controls just as easily, with plug-and-play operation using standard DMX cabling and protocols.
Its many features include Digital Eye (infrared illuminator) as standard; Wireless DMX; Wireless media content management system; Ability to import 3D object images; 2 object layers (2D or 3D) and one mask layer; Software based on Windows XP and DirectX; Rotation and movement synchronization between DL2 units; Movie playback synchronization between multiple DL2s; DMX control of camera functions (zoom, focus, orientation, shutter speed and white balance); Full colour display and preview monitor/menu functions; Iris for full black-out; Tiling with different viewpoints; Edge-blending for creating montages; Colour swap effect - trading colour values; Custom-created library of digital art; Magnifying effect; Multiple play modes and speeds; Scaling of objects on X, Y and Z axes; Full colour mixing; Keystone correction; Ability to change viewing angle/perspective on images; Remote video input switching; 400° pan, 270° tilt; DMX control of zoom and focus. Upgrades are available remotely and the unit weighs in at 49kg.
High End Systems digital lighting products have been specified on a variety of applications and installations, from concert tours and corporate shows to cruise ships, nightclubs, TV shows and houses of worship.
(Lee Baldock)
