System of programmable devices and software, for controlling dynamic lighting scenarios. The my-Scenario system for programming DMX 512 colour-changing lighting fixtures is specially designed for architectural use. It includes all the needed software and a highly-intuitive user interface and it features automatic functions that greatly simplify light management and installation. Every system component is in fact designed to be friendly, even to operators with no training in lighting control. To meet application needs and budget constraints, the product range includes various hardware devices, performing different user interfaces and different output systems to the controlled fixtures. my-Scenario software Communication with the programming software is via the PC USB port; with the lighting instruments, via a DMX 512 output.
SOFTWARE FEATURES:
- The application software is the same for programming all types of myScenario hardware interfaces.
- USB cable linking is required between the software and interfaces.
- Runs on Windows platform and makes use of all the functions typical of this operating system (multiple windows, dialogue windows, pull-down menus, mouse and/or keyboard commands, copy-and-paste, drag-and-drop, etc.).
- Interactive video graphics simulates the commands of a standard light controller and displays all lighting parameters and their levels , being programmed or run.
- Light-shows are structured by “scenes,” each made up of a virtually unlimited number of steps. The duration of each step and the cross-fade times between steps and between “scenes” can be precision-defined.
- Programming can be performed “online” - that is, with the computer connected to the lighting fixtures - or “offline” on the computer alone, making use of the virtual preview system.
- The software includes a library with all LUCEVIVA luminaires, containing the parameters defining their dynamic operation; a broad range of other RGB and traditional lighting products is also available.
- Detailed programming consists of: selection of lighting fixtures from the library and assignment of their DMX addresses; creation of scenarios, each including any number of steps; real-time visualization of the programmed dynamic sequences; start, run, stop time parameter setting; down-loading the show from PC to the controller interface; show replay, allowing for real-time program modification if the PC is still connected to the interface.
- New fixtures maybe created and added to the library via a dedicated function or by importing data from other simulation/programming software or the www.targetti.com website.
- Thanks to the Colour Manager function, colour selection for the dynamic RGB sequences is rapid and intuitive.
- The FX function permits extremely fast generation of a wide range of colour-transition effects such as “Rainbow”, “Knight Rider”, and “Chaser”; for the most skilled programmers, the system offers the option of generating special effects from mathematical parameters.
- A variety of predefined options is available for triggering steps, scenes, and entire light shows, including the possibility to freely define the number of loops and their run modes.
- A built-in electronic clock allows the controller to schedule light shows for given times of day and even on the basis of an annual calendar.
