Can you assign a different color for each light without a DMX controller? The manual implies one uniform color for all four lights using the ftswitch.
1306889
They are all preset colors solid, and variations of multi colors which can flash stay solid or fade. I use them for weddings and have always found a color that matches the colors at the reception. Great deal for the price. And you can run up to 4 sets of lights with one peddle
1306890
No, when you use the foot switch it cycles through different colors that are the same. Then two settings on there cycle through a color fade that changes and another setting that changes rhymthically. I use the color fade for slow songs sometimes
1306891
hmmmmm........good question..............I honestly haven't used it much as we were at the end of the season for playing outdoor venues when I purchased it. We are playing tonight and I plan to set it up..................I can check that out.
84383
Yes. The controller allows you to select many different colors or rotate through all the colorsor set up your own program.
147537
I am not sure as I do not have a cheuvet obey 3. It has full DMX assignability as far as I know.
689849
No linkable power... so you can't just plug one into an electrical outlet, and then just chain the next one's power plug into the first one, etc. Of course, you can chain the DMX signal cables from one fixture to another and to another, etc. But you will need a power outlet for each fixture.
1773489
Yes the settings are one color, cycle through all colors or no light at all. You can also run the light on its own.
635722
The controller has two output's to plug lights into. You can change the two different channels to different colors, but cannot pick a single pod or strip to change. You can download the app for free and check it out. You can create custom patterns and colors with the app. and save them. It also has preset patterns for the holidays. Thanks and let us know if you have additional questions
1189731
Negative. The color is manipulated via the controller, not via the strip itself. You'll need multiple controllers for multiple colors. 1 Controller = 1 Color.
1083504
you'll need some kind of USB - DMX interface http://www.amazon.com/Interface-Adapter-DMX512-Lighting-Controller/dp/B009B5MX0K for instance. (I use the enttec product) note this controller box (Keedox) simply dims the output voltage of the three + DC pins for output to a LED strip or fixture, you'll also need an input power supply (and of course the leds - I used something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Flexible-Changing-Ribbon-Ledwholesalers-2034rgb/dp/B00476B908/ and http://www.amazon.com/Ledwholesalers-Power-Suppply-Driver-Transformer/dp/B0034GUEY4 THEN you will also need an application to communicate to the interface, I use this: http://freestylerdmx.be/ because it's free and it works, there are a lot of programs out there that cost hundreds, many of them have free trials, so I tried them, and none worked as well as freestyler as far as I could tell... and there were some really expensive ones out there. As far as I could tell, the real pros who use DMX seem to rely on expensive DMX control boards (HOG, Whole HOG) and not use computers as much. but freestyler has let me put on some cool lightshows on my stage. (http://www.mosquitoe.net/music) also someone mentions this has ethernet ports - it doesn't, it's just a second set of sockets for wiring with RJ-45 plugs, and you cant use them both, one or the other only... DMX control cables come in both flavors and you can mix them in an environment... I think this box could actually transition from DMX to RJ45 but i never tried it.
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The Obey is a DMX controller, so any DMX enabled device can be controlled by it. Additionally it has manual a fog port which equates to a 1/4" TRS jack for binary devices. Although it is only made for one device presumably, you may be able to string multiple together on this channel. Because the Mega Par Profile unit has DMX, the UV LED channel will be included in the 8 that are allocated to that device. Basic cans only use 3 of the 8 channels. One for Red, one for Blue, and one for Green. Yours will likely use one more for UV, although I am not familiar with this unit. After looking it up though I may be buying a pair :) Bear in mind that the Obey 40 is expecting to hand out groups of 8 channels, one for each slider on the faceplate, with the option of supporting dual bank (16 channels) on a single device and a "Bank" button to flip back and forth between channel sets. From the product specifications of that par can: - DMX-512 protocol - 5 DMX Channel modes: 4/5/6/9/10 channels - 5 Operational modes: RGB+UV Dimmer Mode, Sound Active Mode, Auto Run Mode, Static Color Mode, & DMX Controlled If you run this unit in 9 or 10 channel mode you would need to break out 16 channels (2 sets of 8 sliders,) and have 6 or 7 left unused. The other modes will all fit into a single bank of 8 channels. In short, yes. DMX controllers don't really care what is hooked up to their channels in the fixture. They are merely providing a control signal for the fixture to interpret however it sees fit to. What level of control is available and what goes on which channel is up to the fixture manufacturer, and is pretty much always included in the documentation that came with the unit. If it has DMX, it should be compatible.
29038
This product is only useable with led lights that use dmx addressing, I hope this helps.
656595
You have the ability to select a specific color or to allow the light to rotate between all colors. There is no way to program the light to a specific color at different times though. It is a simple design and I have really enjoyed it.
6317
Yes and no. I bought lights from two different company's. One set the colors change from all white to all green and so on. The other set the red and green are on most of the time to create the color you want.
349978
You're going to have to set one to either dmx setting, and then set the rest of them in slave mode, and hook them all up with dmx cables and connect it to your controller
557480
It will control any DMX light that is DMX - 512 compatible. There are many lights, and your brief description does not allow for specifics.
1450360
As far as I can tell there isn't a way to keep one colour. The man reason for this is because the manufacturer doesn't have LED control software.
1500670
The circuit board is not soldered directly to the RGB led, so it can be easily removed and replaced with any 12v DMX controller with 3 or more channels. (or even an Arduino with a DMX shield.)
1837592
Out of the box, units operate independently, therefore will not have any problems using one for the ceiling and another one for the floor. Note that multiple controllers may be programmed to be operated by a single remote. Keep in mind that in such a configuration, the lights connected to different controllers may not change colors at exactly the same time (in auto color-changing mode).