BATON‑1616 DMX Lighting Console

BATON‑1616 Touch‑Screen Controller,Stage Lighting Desk,Expandable DMX Console,Multi‑Language UI ART‑Net Wireless Remote Linux OS For Theatre Rental Shows

Mid‑scale touring rental crews and theatre lighting designers seek patent‑protected mid‑range control hardware with expandable channel capacity, low‑latency data transfer and rich offline editing resources for medium‑complex rigs, and this baton 1616 dmx lighting console meets those practical touring‑grade demands. It carries complete independent intellectual property including appearance patent, software copyright and IC‑design certification.

Custom Linux OS achieves ultra‑low‑delay signal transmission, with optional 9th‑Gen Intel i3 CPU, Samsung DDR4 RAM, ASUS mainboard and 120GB Kingston SSD. Equipped with 15.6‑inch BOE medical‑grade zero‑lag capacitive touch‑screen, it supplies 7 native DMX ports expandable to 32 ports /16384 DMX channels. It supports massive fixture‑patch capacity, wired/wireless ART‑Net‑AI remote control, editable XML fixture library and Chinese‑English switchable multilingual UI, universal AC100‑240V input adapts global indoor venue power grids.

Many Mid‑Scale Touring Lighting Programmers Face Mid‑Range Console Real‑World Pain Points. Many mid‑tier lighting desks lack formal intellectual‑property certification, bringing potential compliance risks for cross‑border rental exports. Some competing mid‑range desks have limited native DMX output ports, forcing users to rely heavily on external network expanders.

Several desks offer insufficient physical onboard faders; operators must frequently flip pages for live‑show playback adjustments. Without wired ART‑Net simulator access, offline pre‑programming has to depend on extra third‑party PC software. Some consoles store only small‑volume palettes and fixture‑groups, limiting flexible preset‑recall for multi‑fixture complex show setups.shop‑category‑baton‑1616‑dmx‑lighting‑console‑stage‑lighting‑gear

Hardware‑And‑Software Highlights Of The BATON 1616 DMX Lighting Console

The BATON 1616 DMX Lighting Console holds complete independent intellectual‑property resources, powered by custom Linux OS delivering ultra‑low‑delay real‑time data transmission. Optional 9th‑Gen Intel i3 CPU, Samsung DDR4 RAM, ASUS mainboard and 120GB Kingston SSD guarantee stable runtime. It features 15.6‑inch BOE medical‑grade zero‑lag capacitive touch‑screen. Seven native DMX ports deliver 3584 native channels, expandable to 32 ports up to 16384 DMX channels.

It supports 6000 patched fixtures, 3000 categorized palettes, 15 onboard faders plus expandable playback channels. Wired ART‑Net connects simulator for offline practice; wireless ART‑Net‑AI enables mobile remote operation. Editable XML fixture‑library supports custom attribute subsets, Chinese‑English switchable UI. Universal AC100‑240V mains input adapts global mid‑size venue power‑grid conditions.

This Control Desk Is Designed For Indoor Live‑Event Deployment. Maintain Adequate Internal Component Ventilation.

Mid‑Venue Practical Deployment For The BATON 1616 DMX Lighting Console

Lighting programmers expand DMX port quantity according to actual multi‑universe lighting‑rig scale. Wired ART‑Net simulator connection completes large‑amount offline pre‑programming before site arrival. Physical onboard faders reduce frequent page‑flip operations during high‑pressure live‑show real‑time adjustment. Massive palette and fixture‑group storage speeds up preset recall for mixed‑fixture rental‑show configurations. Wireless ART‑Net‑AI removes extra‑router dependence for tablet‑and‑mobile remote control.

Editable XML fixture‑library custom attribute subsets simplify fixture‑profile management for mixed rental‑house inventories. Dual‑language UI facilitates cross‑border crew operation for international mid‑festival and theatre assignments. Rich scene and graphic‑effect resources shorten cue‑building cycles for tight‑deadline corporate‑event projects. Universal mains‑input streamlines cross‑border rental‑house stock administration for theatre, festival and corporate‑show assignments.

Rental operators and lighting‑design studios obtain IP‑protected mid‑touring‑grade lighting‑control resource. Expandable multi‑universe capacity and abundant preset‑storage deliver reliable control for medium‑complexity indoor live‑event‑production workflows.

• Own independent intellectual property including appearance patent, software copyright and IC design certification.
• Custom Linux operating system realizes ultra-low delay data transmission.
• Optional 9th Gen Intel i3 CPU, Samsung DDR4 RAM, ASUS mainboard, 120GB Kingston SSD and 4GB system memory.
• 7 DMX output ports with 3584 native DMX channels, expandable to 32 ports up to 16384 DMX channels.
• 15.6-inch BOE medical-grade capacitive touch screen, 80% higher sensitivity than traditional resistive screen with zero lag.
• Multi-language built-in, free switching between Chinese and English.
• Equipped with 6000 fixture keys, supports maximum 6000 patched fixtures and 600 stored fixture groups.
• Palettes divided into 15 categories, 200 per category, total storage up to 3000 palettes.
• Stores 2700 scenes with unlimited single steps for multi-step cues.
• Runs 20 scene windows simultaneously, 15 onboard faders and expandable extra 30 playback channels.
• Preloaded 163 fixed graphics and 43 editable curve parameters.
• Load up to 60 graphic effects for arbitrary combination at the same time.
• Six adjustable fan modes modified via dedicated parameter dialogue box.
• Stores maximum 400 independent programmed shows.
• Quick color selection via color palette, fader and preset options in exclusive function panel.
• Vector bitmap layout simulates actual venue layout for precise fixture control.
• All working windows support linear scaling and save as custom views for quick recall.
• Segment operation algorithm enables split runtime setup for attributes, timing and graphics.
• Built-in music player facilitates lightshow compilation and rehearsal recording.
• Supports freehand graffiti and custom naming for all stored resources.
• Adopts XML fixture library format; editor works on console or PC with optional attribute subsets for fast selection.
• Wired ART-Net connects lighting simulator for offline practice and programming.
• Wireless ART-Net & AI technology enable remote control via mobile phones and iPads.
• Product dimension:664614CM
• Net Weight:22KG

Q1: What intellectual‑property protection and core operating‑system features does BATON‑1616 own?
A1: Full independent IP including appearance patent,software copyright and IC‑design certification; custom Linux OS for ultra‑low‑delay data transmission.

Q2: What native and expandable DMX port and channel capacity?
A2: 7 native DMX output ports with 3584 native channels; expandable to 32 ports up to 16384 DMX channels.

Q3: About touch‑screen hardware and multilingual interface function?
A3: 15.6‑inch BOE medical‑grade zero‑lag capacitive touch‑screen; freely‑switchable Chinese‑English UI.

Q4: What fixture‑patch maximum capacity and palette storage specifications?
A4: Supports up to 6000 patched fixtures,600 fixture groups; 15 categories,3000 total storable palettes.

Q5: What playback hardware and expandable playback‑channel functions?
A5: 15 physical onboard faders; 20 simultaneous scene windows,expandable extra 30 playback channels.

Q6: Network,simulator‑connection and remote‑control supported protocols?
A6: Wired ART‑Net for simulator offline programming; wireless ART‑Net & AI for mobile‑phone and iPad remote operation.

Q7: What fixture‑library editing capabilities are built‑in?
A7: XML‑format fixture‑library,editable on‑console or PC; supports custom attribute subsets for fast fixture selection.

Q8: Which real‑world projects suit this BATON‑1616 DMX lighting console best?
A8: Mid‑size music festivals,proscenium theatre,studio taping and large‑scale corporate rental live‑events.