NOTE: the method described below for EDNs also applies to KiNET Power Supplies. The EDN 20 is our new Ethernet Data Node, capable of distributing up to 20 ports of DMX from a Pharos networked control system. As well as a single Controller, such as an LPC 20, sending its output to all theRead more
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For fixtures that have more emitters than just RGB, we have always intelligently mixed colours using our internal “Virtual RGB” playback engine algorithm, converting a given RGB colour to RGBA, RGBW, etc, by extrapolating the additional values based on relevant emitter levels. However, the calculated level for White or Amber was not always the desiredRead more
Naturalis Biodiversity Center in Leiden is the Netherlands’ national research institute for biodiversity. In late 2019 Naturalis expanded to a stunning new building to enable it to welcome greater numbers of visitors and scientists alike, as well as housing every department of the institute in one place. The entire building was designed with sustainability inRead more
22nd October, 2020. A symbolic celebration of the Industrial Revolution, The Iron Bridge in Shropshire is a cast iron bridge that spans the River Severn. Opened in 1871, it was the first bridge anywhere in the world to be made of cast iron. In 2017-2018, English Heritage undertook a £3.6 million conservation project, carrying outRead more
In 2013, Redcar Beacon opened its doors as part of a £75m redevelopment of the Redcar seafront. Offering visitors the chance to enjoy a 360-degree view, the vertical pier is the town’s tallest structure standing at 80ft high. Redcar Beacon is spread over seven floors, housing office space, a radio station, a café, and theRead more
The National Wallace Monument in Stirling, Scotland, was constructed in 1869 to forever immortalise and celebrate William Wallace’s triumph at The Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297. This iconic structure stands proud overlooking both Stirling Castle and Stirling Bridge, and is considered one of Scotland’s most celebrated landmarks, welcoming over 100,000 visitors every year. AsRead more
The Alberto J. Armando Stadium is football stadium located in La Boca district of Buenos Aires. It is widely and affectionately known as “La Bombonera” (translation: “the chocolate box”) due to its very unusual shape that curves on three sides and is flat on one. It has a capacity of 49,000 and is owned byRead more
In this Tips and Tricks, we’re going to look over the Triggers view to cover the generic properties that all Triggers share. Firstly, select or create a new Trigger, as shown below. Each trigger is assigned the next available Number for reference as it is created. Trigger numbering is not essential, as the controllersRead more
Saltburn Pier, in Saltburn by the Sea, North Yorkshire, was completed in 1869 and is now the last remaining pier in Yorkshire. It is one of only around 50 pleasure piers still left in the UK. The pier used to be fully lit underneath, but that lighting was damaged after a tidal surge in 2013Read more
Many jobs require lights to be active at the same time as an announcement or music. When your project is completed, and everything is all hooked up to Timecode, you want to make sure that your lighting doesn’t miss its cue. There are two features to help sync your lights and sound: Simulation Audio (availableRead more
