12‑Fixture DMX512 Intelligent Lighting Controller,USB Data Backup,Power‑Fail Memory for Stage Moving‑Head Lights

Professional DMX Console,16‑Channel Per Fixture,Assignable Pan‑Tilt Wheels for EU & US Live Events

This 12 fixture dmx512 intelligent lighting controller is professional programmable lighting console built for live‑stage performances, DJ gigs, theatre shows, club installations and mobile event‑rental projects across Europe and North America. Designed for lighting technicians and venue integrators, this full‑featured DMX512 desk handles complex programming for moving‑head beams, wash lights and other DMX‑compliant intelligent fixtures for medium‑size entertainment sites.

The console supports control for up to twelve independent intelligent fixtures, each configurable for 8‑channel or full 16‑channel mode. Two assignable control wheels deliver pan‑tilt manipulation with fine‑adjustment function, giving precise movement control for moving‑head lights. Eight physical channel sliders offer quick manual adjustment for fixture attributes during programming or live‑override.

Large internal memory resources support heavy‑duty show creation. It provides 20 banks storing 8 scenes per bank, together with six independent programmable chases containing multiple editable steps. Operators can set speed and fade‑time sliders to regulate auto‑run playback. Two fade logic modes are selectable: applying fade transition for all channels, or limiting fade effect only to X/Y pan‑tilt movement channels, which is practical for fast color‑gobo switching with smooth fixture movement. Reversible DMX‑channel function enables selected fixtures to move oppositely inside chase sequences for richer visual layering.

Practical data‑management functions simplify on‑site workflow. Power‑fail memory preserves programmed scenes and chases after unexpected power interruption. USB‑disk slot supports full show‑data backup and restoration; users can save complete console configuration onto USB media and upload programs to another unit, convenient for multi‑console rental fleets.

Multiple trigger and safety‑oriented controls are integrated. A dedicated black‑out master button can cut all DMX output in one click. Manual‑override button lets operators seize real‑time control of any fixture even while auto‑chase programs keep running. Playback can be triggered by built‑in microphone or line‑level audio input, and 5‑pin MIDI port accepts external MIDI device for remote scene‑chase triggering.

Equipped with standard 3‑pin XLR DMX input and output ports for daisy‑chained fixture wiring. Power input accepts DC 9‑12V 1000 mA adapter. Measuring 527×192×87 mm and weighing only 2.65 kg, the console balances rich functions and portable form factor for touring events. It is intended for indoor‑only operation; operators shall follow standard DMX wiring specifications. Offering comprehensive programming, flexible triggering and reliable data‑backup features, this DMX lighting console is a solid investment for stage and entertainment‑lighting projects throughout Europe and North America.

12 scanners of 16 channels each
6 programmable chases have 30 banks each
20 banks have 8 programmable scenes each
8 slider for manual control of channels
2 assignable wheels for easy of movement
Auto mode program controlled by speed and fade time sliders
All fade time adjustable
In fade mode, ALL (all channel) or X/Y only could be selected separately.
Reversible DMX channels fixture to react in opposition to others in a chase
8 channel or 16 channel mode
Fine adjustment for wheel PAN and TILT
Blackout master button
Manual override button allow you to grab any fixture on the fly
USB disk backup and uploaded
Power failure memory
Data backup & restore with U-disk
LED lamp connector
Power input: DC 9-12V 1000mA
Audio input: by built-in microphone or line in, 100mv-1vpp
DMX in/out: 3 pin male/female XLR
Midi in: 5 pin multiple socket
Dimension : 527mm × 192mm ×87mm
Net Weight: 2.65kg

Q1: How many intelligent fixtures can this console manage?

A1: It can control maximum 12 intelligent fixtures, every fixture supports up to 16 channels.

Q2: What storage capacity for scenes and chases does it provide?

A2: 20 banks ×8 scenes;6 programmable chases with abundant editable steps for show programming.

Q3: What advantages does USB‑disk function bring for operators?

A3: Users can back‑up complete show data to USB drive and restore programs on another identical console quickly.

Q4: What fade options are available during chase playback?

A4: Two selectable fade modes: fade for all‑channels, or fade for X/Y pan‑tilt channels only.

Q5: What does reversible DMX‑channel function do?

A5: It reverses output signal so selected fixtures can move in opposite directions within one chase sequence.

Q6: What external trigger signals does this console accept?

A6: Built‑in microphone / line‑in audio input, plus 5‑pin MIDI input for remote program triggering.

Q7: What power requirement and physical dimension of this console?

A7: DC9‑12V 1000mA input; dimension 527×192×87mm, net weight 2.65kg.

Q8: What is the purpose of manual override button?

A8: It allows technicians to manually take control of any fixture instantly while auto‑programs are running.