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Light Control Console DMX Leviton Piccolo 12/48 - $300
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Leviton
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Simplin yet powerful, affordable yet professional. The new PICCOLO console range combines lighting system essentials with sophisticated technology (Ethernet, USB). LT-Light is launching four models, covering a wide range of possibilities and offering a strong successor to its well-known TITAN and TRITTON consoles.
Four operating modes allow the console to adapt to any situation:
Single Mode: All faders control individual channels, effectively doubling the number of channels with direct user access.
Double Mode: The same channels are controlled by both the upper and lower fader banks, enabling fully improvised manual sequences.
Theatre Mode: The console delivers its full power, featuring channel control via an editor interface, submasters, and a crossfader.
Manual Mode: The console delivers its full power, featuring channel control via a manual preset interface, submasters, and a crossfader.
Independent faders for each channel.
Submasters support varying intensity levels for each channel—whether as part of a Cue or a Group—and also support Effects.
"Exam" key: Allows you to view the contents of any item on the console.
"Modify" function: For editing Cues and Submaster contents.
Four arrow keys: Navigate menus and fill in data fields, similar to a spreadsheet interface.
Five interactive multifunction keys.
Numeric editor: Create Groups and Cues by setting levels via the keypad or the encoder, alongside the physical faders.
Naming capability: Easily name any console item using a text-entry method similar to mobile phones.
Patching system: Group dimmer channels, select response curves, and limit output intensity for each channel.
Installation/Safety Patch: Allows you to always revert to a known, desired state. The console features 5 preset dimmer curves.
Attributes for controlling moving lights or color changes.
MIDI integration allowing for automated control from external devices, synchronization of multiple consoles, and triggering of MIDI effects.
User setup for configuring specific system behaviors.
These consoles can operate with or without an external monitor.
Multiple languages available.
Show recording and retrieval via USB drive.
Data output to *.txt files.
WOLE (Windows Offline Editor for PC): A comprehensive simulator and replica of the Piccolo console for practicing, creating, and editing shows on a computer.
USB updates and web-based support.
Ethernet: IPX, ArtNet, and CITP protocols.
Wireless DMX (optional).