LSDave

On 2/9/2023 at 2:11 PM, Cyknight said:

Uhm. No.

They are engravable. Just order them with what you want on them. I ordered a demo kit to show our customers and the finish options are amazing.


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How much is the Holovision?

You can configure an RGB dimmer on the 3 channels and do a separate single channel dmx dimmer driver for the white channel. So there will be 2 drivers in composer controlling 1 dmx driver that has 4 channels.

This solution works REALLY well by the way.

I thought there was a free WOL driver out there somewhere.

I would have to double check when i get home, but i think the resistor goes between the sig and gnd. It basically pulls the SIG line to a high impedance ground, then when the ELK module is triggered the SIG goes high(12v). Otherwise, the SIG line kind of floats in the middle.

With the ELK modules you should use a pull up/down resistor. Any type of sensor that has an open collector output being hooked up to Control4's contact inputs needs to be referenced to the 12v or GND terminals. a 10Kohm resistor should be fine. My Elk worked without it, but i would have "phantom" announcements due to the floating input on the controller.

I would definately not waste a serial port on a projector that basically just turns on and off 2 commands. If you can use IP then great otherwise IR works just fine.

One nice advantage of Serial on the Panasonic projectors is that they que commands. If someone turns the projector on, then off quickly, it will wait to go through a full power up cycle before it goes to its cool down. And this works in the reverse, if someone accidentally hits room off, and then tries to turn the projector on, it will do its full cooldown before turning back on again.

IR functionality doesn't do this. And the PT AR100 and PT AE7000 do not have IP. Have not played with the 8000 yet tho.