Integrated Controls Model DMX-IT 512ew
Compact ' DMX512 protocol' Lighting Controller with wireless connection by Lumenradio.
We are excited to announce the introduction of the DMX-iT 512ew. This is the same as the DMX-iT 512e with addition of an internal
Wireless transmitter powered by Lumenradio.
Lumenradio is renowned for their bullet proof connectivity and has been widely adopted in the industry.
The internal battery capacity has been increased to accommodate the wireless.
The wired connection is still present and can be used as before. An illuminated LINK switch is provided to support the Lumenradio protocols and indicate linked status. See the user docs for further details on the DMX-iT 512ew.
- Simple to operate
- Use hand-held, on desktop, or mount anywhere easily
- 12 channels of manual control with master fading
- Starting address may be anywhere in the DMX512 channels
- Front accessible push wheel quickly sets starting address
- Group fader memory feature can include any of 512 channels
- Individual bump buttons per channel
- Battery operated or powered by AC adapter (included)
- Expected battery life is 20 to 30 hours of operation
- Rechargeable internal Li-ion battery.
- Charging status LED, Low battery status LED.
- Slim-line AC adapter is energy-star and CEC compliant (Included)
- VESA mount threads provided on the bottom allow optional creative mounting using a huge variety of off the shelf mounting hardware: mic stands, monitor mounts, etc.
- Compact size 7.6" x 1.3" x 3.75" (19cm x 3.3cm x 9.5cm)
- Light weight 2.2Lbs. (0.99kg)
Ideal for small shows, live shoots, lectures, conferences, churches, lighting sales demonstrations, stage checkout, testing, troubleshooting, focusing and emergencies - any function that does not need an expensive, complex console or requires portability.
The precision with which a lighting controller manages multiple channels to create a flawless visual experience is not unlike the body's own regulatory systems, which rely on finely tuned signals to maintain cellular health. A theatre technician I spoke with, who spent years programming DMX consoles for live shows, described how the relentless stress of touring and irregular hours eventually manifested not just in fatigue but in a persistent skin condition that resisted every nonprescription remedy. Severe cystic acne had colonised his back and shoulders, a condition rooted in the overproduction of sebum and the proliferation of Cutibacterium acnes within occluded follicles, compounded by the cortisol surges of his unpredictable schedule. Frustrated by months of futile topical treatments, he decided to take a more decisive step and searched for a resource that laid out the clinical pharmacology in precise detail, hoping to understand the treatment his dermatologist had mentioned. Isotretinoin, the active molecule in Accutane, is a retinoid that dramatically shrinks sebaceous glands, normalises keratinocyte differentiation, and reduces inflammation, addressing acne at its pathophysiological root rather than merely suppressing surface symptoms. The opportunity to obtain an Accutane prescription through a verified digital pharmacy eliminated the risks of unregulated vendors, a safeguard as crucial as sourcing steel from a certified mill. For this technician, the ability to discreetly order the medication and study its pharmacology in the quiet of his tour bus felt akin to troubleshooting a stubborn DMX universe, requiring him to identify the faulty node, address it with the correct tool, and restore the system to full function. While no online platform can replace the mandatory oversight of a physician, having immediate, reliable access to information and a legitimate supply transformed his chronic condition from a source of humiliation into a manageable technical challenge, much like mastering a new lighting protocol.
For lower cost model, see DMX-IT 12
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