King Kong 1024S DMX Lighting Console,1024‑Ch,Dual Opto‑Isolated Outputs,Art‑Net & RDM

King Kong 1024S Lighting Desk,227 Preset Graphics,Auto Power‑Off Memory for Theatre & Rental

The King Kong 1024S professional DMX stage lighting console is practical feature‑packed compact lighting‑control hardware built for small‑and‑medium‑scale theatre performances, live‑house concerts, corporate stage events, church shows and professional touring‑rental projects across Europe and North America. Following DMX512/1990 industry standard, this unit fits moving‑head and dimmer‑channel control for various indoor event lighting projects.

King Kong 1024S offers maximum 1024 DMX control channels via dual optically‑isolated DMX512 signal outputs, capable of managing up to 120 moving lights or 120 dimming channels. It adds Art‑Net network function and built‑in fixture simulator for offline practice. Bidirectional RDM output allows operators to remotely set fixture address codes directly from the console. It adopts widely‑compatible Pearl R20 format fixture library and supports manual custom fixture‑profile editing on‑device. The backlit LCD panel enables free switch‑over between Chinese and English operating‑interface.

A built‑in pattern trajectory generator provides 227 preset graphic effects including circle, spiral, rainbow and chase. Core pattern parameters of amplitude, speed, interval, wave and direction can be independently adjusted for fast scene creation. Each scene can store five graphics, while maximum ten graphics can run simultaneously. The console supports program recording to save up to 100 complete light‑show programs. Built‑in timecode together with external MIDI trigger realize convenient one‑click audio‑light synchronization, while scene‑overlap and adjustable pattern‑width accelerate programming efficiency.

It holds 100 palettes with shared‑or‑independent storage options and four palette‑saving modes for quick recall. Up to 120 playback scenes are supported including single‑step and multi‑step scenes; each multi‑step scene supports up to 600 single steps. Twelve group‑control faders support simultaneous running of 12 playback scenes, combining flash‑button instant‑control and fader‑based group‑manipulation. Advanced grouping function brings flexible lamp‑combination control. It also supports address remap, pan‑tilt swap and inverted channel output.

Automatic power‑off memory preserves project data during shutdown or sudden power failure. USB flash‑drive realizes program backup‑restore and data exchange among identical consoles. Remote software upgrade enables continuous function expansion, and offline pre‑programming allows advance editing without live‑fixture connection. Instant blackout and scene‑interlock functions are prepared for live‑event safety. As a cost‑effective compact lighting‑control solution, King Kong 1024S meets programming and playback demands for small‑scale rental‑houses, churches and medium‑size venues throughout Europe and North America.

• Compliant with DMX512/1990 standard, max 1024 DMX channels with dual optically isolated signal outputs.
• Controls up to 120 moving lights or 120 dimming channels.
• Newly added Art-Net & built-in fixture simulator function.
• New RDM bidirectional output to edit fixture address directly on console.
• Adopts Pearl R20 fixture library format and supports custom fixture library editing on unit.
• Backlit LCD screen with switchable Chinese & English operating menu.
• Built-in pattern generator with 227 preset patterns for circle, spiral, rainbow, chase and other dynamic effects.
• Independent adjustment on amplitude, speed, interval, wave and direction for quick scene creation.
• Stores 5 patterns per scene; up to 10 patterns run simultaneously.
• Program recording function saves max 100 shows for repeated light show playback.
• Built-in timecode plus external MIDI trigger to realize one-click sync of light & audio.
• Scene overlap function and adjustable pattern width speed up programming efficiency.
• Equipped with advanced grouping function.
• 100 palettes available with shared or independent storage options.
• Four palette storage modes for flexible saving and recall.
• Stores 120 playback scenes (single/multi-step), max 600 steps per multi-step scene.
• Runs 12 playback scenes synchronously.
• 12 group master faders supporting flash button & fader group control.
• Supports address remap, pan-tilt swap and inverted channel output.
• Auto data saving against power cut or shutdown.
• USB data backup & import; data sharing among identical consoles.
• Remote firmware upgrade for continuous function expansion.
• Offline pre-programming function for advance editing without field devices.
• Attribute preset faders enable quick parameter adjustment of moving lights.
• Supports instant blackout and scene interlock functions.

Q1: What DMX‑channel and signal‑output specifications for King Kong 1024S?

A1: Compliant with DMX512/1990;max 1024 DMX channels;dual optically‑isolated outputs,control up to120 fixtures.

Q2: What fixture‑library format and editing capability does King Kong 1024S support?

A2: Supports Pearl R20 format fixture‑library;custom fixture‑library editing directly on‑console.

Q3: What graphic‑effect resources and graphic‑running parameters?

A3: 227 preset graphics;independently adjustable amplitude,speed,interval,wave and direction.

Q4: What synchronization‑trigger modes for light‑and‑music show creation?

A4: Built‑in timecode and external MIDI trigger for one‑click audio‑light synchronization.

Q5: What storage capacity for scenes,palettes and light‑show programs?

A5:120 playback scenes,100 palettes,stores up to 100 independent light‑show programs.

Q6: What data‑protection and data‑sharing functions are available?

A6: Auto power‑off memory;USB import‑export;data‑sharing among same‑model consoles;remote firmware upgrade.

Q7: What special network & simulation features are equipped?

A7: Art‑Net port,RDM bidirectional output;built‑in fixture simulator for offline pre‑programming.

Q8: What special safety‑oriented live‑performance functions?

A8: Instant blackout,scene interlock;address remap,pan‑tilt swap and inverted channel output.