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Company History Initially a group of lighting designers and long time lighting product developers got together to develop a new console that would overcome the limits of traditional consoles. ChamSys was formed in April 2003 by bringing together a team of lighting designers, software and hardware developers. ChamSys' mission is to utilise the latest technology to bring developments to the lighting console market: high performance at low cost with high reliability. We are Lighting Designers ChamSys is in the unique position of utilising software developers that are themselves lighting designers. This ingrained knowledge has enabled us to develop a console to meet the needs of the end users rather than the software programmers. Our board of directors have worked in the lighting industry for over 20 years, with varying backgrounds from part owners of lighting hire companies, design consultants on well known products, and lighting designers. Our hardware engineers have had wide experience in all sections of the lighting industry, including laser consoles, moving light systems, industrial and scientific real time control. Our software engineers have worked on many different systems, including lighting products, telecommunications products, and computer systems. We have a high level of experience in developing real time systems where reliability and performance are key requirements. ChamSys staff have played a major role in the development of many successful lighting products including world leading lighting consoles, unique laser controllers, and varied DMX gadgets. MagicQ in action From the formation of ChamSys development has been rapid with the first MagicQ console being tested in live environments in September 2003. Subsequently pre-production consoles were used on a number of major live events at the end of the year, including a massive New Years Eve party in London's Brixton Academy. During 2004 ChamSys worked with Lighting Designers to further fine tune the user interface and facilities. Unlike many companies we decided not to announce the product until we had finished development and had an extensive set of field usage to locate and fix software bugs. The MagicQ range was launched at PLASA 2004 and in the last four years has been sold all around the world. ChamSys has continued to develop new leading edge software hardware - 2006 saw the introduction of an entire range of PC Wings and the Macintosh and Linux versions of MagicQ PC, 2007 saw the launch of the Pro Series of consoles, and 2008 saw the launch of the Execute Wing and Media Timeline Features. Our Commitment ChamSys has a commitment to meeting the needs of lighting professionals using innovative designs and latest technology. Development does not stop at Release 1. The powerful system architecture enables an exciting roadmap of new features to be planned. ChamSys Limited is a company registered in England and Wales, registration number 4705608. VAT Number: GB 816 2677 18

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Lighting Console Wings

Lighting console wings, or just “wings” are control panels that can be connected to a computer running lighting control software. Basically, it allows an operator to control lighting and possibly video and LED from a PC, laptop, Macintosh or Linux computer. The control surface may have encoders, track balls and buttons for programming and other functions or effects and may have a LED desk lamp for the operator. It also has ports for DMX output and USB connection. The wing plus computer plus software combination is a type of lighting control console called computer-based controller. Makers of lighting console wings usually offer the PC lighting software free of charge. One lighting console module may have many functions and features, like playback, fading and recording. On the other hand, an expansion wing only offers additional features to expand or extend the capabilities of an existing system. There are many lighting console wings available for ordering online. A playback wing adds more playback options just as a fader wing or a recording wing adds their fading and recording capabilities. DMX console extender enhances the performance of a DMX lighting control system which actually controls intelligent lighting fixtures and dimmers. Lighting console wings are used by lighting designers or lighting console operators in a variety of applications such as theater, club, professional touring and live show events.