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Architectural
Dimming
Using high-quality digital dimming modules and a variety of
architecturally styled control stations, the Synergy system can be
configured for a wide range of applications including meeting rooms,
conference centers, auditoriums, churches, restaurants and multifunction
rooms with movable wall partitions.
Synergy
dimmers are compatible with most lamps and ballasts and offer smooth,
quiet dimming performance including 1% dimming of linear fluorescent and
5% dimming of compact fluorescent sources.
Control
choices include schedule-based dimming, photocell dimming, compatibility
with theatrical control devices, digital integration with audio/visual
systems, in addition to simple manual dimming and multi-preset scene
dimming with adjustable fade times.
Minimal
hardware and control wiring is required even in applications with large
quantities of dimming channels and multiple presets. A compact handheld
transmitter is all that is required to set up preset scenes on single
gang wall stations. An excellent choice for high-end finish areas that
require sophisticated control without obtrusive control devices.
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Preset Scene Convenience
Dimming control stations with preset scenes
provide the appropriate light levels for all activities held in the
auditorium. Projected presentations require low light levels, while meetings
call for bright lighting. Smooth transitions between preset scenes are made
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Theatrical Flair
Corporate presentations often call for theatrical lighting effects for
impact or to add a festive mood to the occasion. A small theatrical control
desk provides more than enough flexibility for these occasions. The lighting
system responds to the DMX control signal from the console when required,
then automatically reverts to the preset controls when the console is
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Integration with A/V
A touch screen control unit and infrared remote transmitter
allow the presenter complete access to all audio/visual functions as well as
integrated lighting control. The A/V system and the lighting system are
interfaced through a standard RS232 serial data connection. |
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