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Maxxyz Lighting Consoles

...n LCD button and customize your console layout to enhance ease of navigation and fast recognition.

A key element of Maxxyz is its built-in 3D Visualizer, fully integrated into the console software. The Visualizer allows you to view your light shows in highly realistic 3D. Full real-time PREVIEW allows you to create and refine your designs without interrupting the running show.

Maxxyz has been developed with multimedia in mind. The console has a DVD/CD-RW multi-drive so you can synchronize your light shows with audio and video. (The DVD drive is not intended for movie playback and has no DVD Player software). The combination drive also lets you save your shows to CD-ROM. Maxxyz also has a further 39 GB of space available for backup purposes.

Along with the 8 DMX universes available directly from the console, Maxxyz is also fully EThernet enabled. By connecting to a series of EtherDMX boxes, Maxxyz' capacity expands to 32 DMX universes or up to 32,768 channels. The fast EThernet network lets you connect to the console from a remote location via PC or laptop. You can also connect to the Internet for software updates, service and support, or to make remote programming modifications from anywhere in the world.

Inside the console are two 1.2 GHz, Pentium III processors, two complete computer systems that run in tandem and operate as one large, integrated system. If one CPU fails, the other will act as backup to preserve the core functions of the console during a show

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