Jands Stage Cl Lighting Console 512 Channels Edison Plug

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Take advantage of the capabilities of your DMX- / Art-Net–controllable LED lighting with the Jands Stage CL Lighting Console. Design, control, and program scenes and chases with this portable LED lighting console that takes advantage of the color and brightness adjustments in LED fixtures (compared to tungsten lighting). Connect to your lights using DMX512 via a 5-pin AXR connector, or to an Art-Net network using the integrated RJ45 connector.

A built-in display screen helps to fine-tune your configuration. You can create and record complex sequences, then play them out at the touch of a button. High-quality 60mm faders, push-button encoders, tactile buttons, and multicolor LED indicators provide control and feedback to help you create the lighting setup of your dreams.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty For Programmable Control of LED Lighting Allows Control of Color and Intensity Supports DMX512 and Art-Net Display Screen

Parameters
Connectors	DMX512: 1 x 5-Pin AXR Ethernet (100Mb): 1 x RJ45 USB: 2 x Type-A
Power	Device: 12 VDC, 24 W Connector: 5.5/2.1 Coaxial Socket
Graphics Display	480 x 272 Pixel TFT
Processor	Atmel ARM9
Memory	DRAM: 128 MB Flash: 256 MB
Temperature	32 to 104°F / 0 to 40°C
Dimensions	20.4 x 11.4 x 3.1" / 51.82 x 28.96 x 7.87 cm
Weight	19.8 lb / 8.98 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	13.3 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	26.4 x 15.9 x 5.8"

The Stage CL gives you all the manual controls and automation you need to get the most out of your LEDs

With the Stage CL you can control up to 512 DMX channels, connecting either through the DMX-512 output or the Ethernet output for Art-net

The Stage CL has high-quality 60mm faders, push-button encoders, responsive tactile buttons, and multi-color LED indicators, all packaged in a smooth and compact chassis that you can carry in one hand

the Stage CL touch-screen display provides an easy to use interface for control and patching lights, monitor playback, edit scenes, chases & cues, adjust fade times, apply preset colors, and set up the console preferences

Each of the twelve channels has a sturation encoder and a Hue encoder that you can adjust to set the color you want. As you turn the dials, a LED on the channel shows the color you're creating

Tap the Snapshot button to save the look you have on stage and the Stage CL holds that look while you adjust any of the other controls to create your next look, then fades into it when you tap the button again

To record a sequence, simply press the record button, adjust your lights, then press one of the Scene, Chase, or Cuelist buttons to store it

To play it back, just tap the button where you stored it

You can adjust the playback speed and chase rate manually with the fade time and chase speed controls

To set up a chase, you can save each step or create a pattern and the Stage CL will automatically build the chase to run across the lights you've chosen

You can save multiple cues and organize them however you like using the touch screen, then back them up to a memory stick or portable drive through the USB ports on the back panel

You can group any number of channels together and use just one set of pots to set the color for all of them

Featuring a selection of color presets to choose from, you can switch between full and half saturation, both at the click of a single button

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this unit 3 pin, 5 pin or both 3 and 5 pin XLR?

A: The CHAUVET DJ Stage Designer 50 24-Channel Dimming Console BH #CHSTAGEDES50 unit has both 3 and 5 pin connectors.

Q: 2. is this capable of automixing like the Dugan cards and are dmx control options?

A: No, the Soundcraft Si Impact is not capable of automixing.

Q: 3. How can I split the inputs for video recording?

A: The cleanest way to split the inputs would be to purchase and utilizing a DANTE option card (SO5031819V ) for the SI 40. Then with a separate purchase of DANTE Virtual Soundcard loaded on a computer, you could record up to 64 tracks of audio into a DAW to sync to a video recording later. This would require connecting the DANTE card and computer via a DANTE approved switch (BH#CISG35010K9N), and using DANTE controller to route the audio from the board to the computer. Please not that the console itself would control the overall gain level of each channel.

Q: 4. Just wondering if this light be run off DC and what voltage would it require? Thanks

A: This light can only be used with AC power.

Q: 5. Does this board work with Protools and does it control the Protools interface?

A: You may use the Soundcraft Si Impact to record audio into protools via the USB interface. You may not however control the protools software interface because this is not a midi controller.

Q: 6. Is the width adjustable? I have a very road case with a StudioLive in it ... but it's not 36" wide.

A: Yes the width of the ProX EZ-TILT is adjustable up to 38".

Q: 7. Will the traditional Motorola stye surveillance earpiece and mic work with radio?

A: Yes, the Motorola DTR700 Digital 2-Way Radio will work with traditional Motorola earpieces such as the Motorola HKLN4601 Single Wire Surveillance Earpiece with In-Line Mic and PTT (MOHKLN4601).

Q: 8. Has the SI Impact a headphone jack on the monitor section or in general?

A: The headphone jack in the bottom left front is used for main monitoring and solo of any channel(s) - fro Soundcraft: normally the LR signal but may be PFL/AFL, or other signal as set in the MONITOR system menus. Also you may patch a pair of outputs to the monitor bus for use with studio monitors.

Q: 9. What moving lights do you recommend to go with this?

A: The ETC CS20 20-Fader ColorSource will adapt to any 5‑pin DMX connection. We usually suggest the following unit that makes a great pair American DJ Focus Flex L7 RGBW LED Moving Head with Pixel Effects BH #AMFOCUSFLXL7 • MFR #FOCUS FLEX L7 https://bhpho.to/3Rv2rd6

Q: 10. IS THERE A MANUAL FOR THE -ETC CS20 ?

A: There is. It can be found on ETCs website.

Myheadhertz	25/09/2024
[13.3 lb] These arms do exactly what they're supposed to do. They are lightweight and easily attached. The hardware (set screws) seem somewhat fragile and don't seen to be as durable as they could be; be careful not to damage or over tighten them. Also do not go over the recommend weight limits. These are best used as left-right pairs on a stand-alone lighting or speaker stand. I learned the hard way that they tend to tip over if not counter balanced. If they are attached to a stand with a speaker, the tipping problem is less likely. These arms are priced fairly, lightweight, and easily transported. 5

Allyson	15/09/2024
[13.3 lb] I often have to use these type of adapters in the theatre to take standard plugs to a plug that will work with ETC lighting systems on dimmers. This did the trick. The product arrived quickly. Their customer service was excellent. 5

Brian	19/08/2024
[Atmel ARM9] Hang them vertically or horizontally. Either way, they are great for adding more pars to your existing set up. They are not built to hold a moving head, even a small 10 or 25 watt one. They are however great for adding more pars to really make a wash of light cover the entire area! 5

Chris	19/08/2024
[13.3 lb] Holds an SC48 in a beast of a case. Great unit. Great price. 5

David	17/07/2024
[Atmel ARM9] This board is a must have if you use LED it's a lot easier to use with the separate knobs for color. Easy to use 5

Frank	16/07/2024
[13.3 lb] This style of stand has been around for decades. The original ones were made of aluminum and very, very expensive. I could never justify the cost. The ProX version of the EZ-Tilt is much more affordable. I have two of them and love both. The only change I would suggest is to not use the foam rubber between the stand and the console. This cannot survive just because of how heavy the consoles are and the fact that the road case extrusions cut into it. I would suggest a hard plastic that is screwed into the stand with countersunk screws to prevent scratching the case. Bottom line is that these stands are great! I am able to stand up my consoles by myself if needed. 5

Frank	16/07/2024
[13.3 lb] This style of stand has been around for decades. The original ones were made of aluminum and very, very expensive. I could never justify the cost. The ProX version of the EZ-Tilt is much more affordable. I have two of them and love both. The only change I would suggest is to not use the foam rubber between the stand and the console. This cannot survive just because of how heavy the consoles are and the fact that the road case extrusions cut into it. I would suggest a hard plastic that is screwed into the stand with countersunk screws to prevent scratching the case. Bottom line is that these stands are great! I am able to stand up my consoles by myself if needed. 5

Randy	06/07/2024
[Atmel ARM9] I like it way better then the older ones 5

sheng chin c.	18/06/2024
[13.3 lb] good for use 5

Jon	18/06/2024
[Atmel ARM9] I have three of the 12 foot lighting stands and the arms are very cumbersome to assemble disassemble and transport These arms seem very sturdy and it's just a snap connecting them to the lighting stands (and in cramped spaces under the speakers on speaker stands). Get a set and I promise you'll go back and get a second set! I use all LED pucks, I don't know if I would recommend them for heavy PAR fixtures. 5