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Obsidian Control Systems – EN12
The Netron EN12 is a powerful high-density Ethernet to DMX gateway with twelve RDM compatible ports. Easy to configure with a range of integrated presets plus a wide array of advanced merge and routing features it is the ideal device for live production or installations requiring a lot of physical DMX ports. Contact closures allow for recall of presets, routings, mergers or any of the internal cues.
Features
- RDM, Art-Net and sACN support
- Factory and user presets for plug and play setups
- Line Voltage or PoE powered
- 1.8” OLED Display with rotary knob
- 99 Internal cues with fade and delay time
- Customizable routing and merging options
- Remote configuration via internal webpage
- Contact closures for cue or preset recall
- Powder-coated aluminum rackmount housing
- Unlocks ONYX NOVA 4 Universe License
Obsidian Control Systems – RDM6 IP
The Netron RDM6 IP is a six port DMX/RDM splitter in a rugged IP66 rated chassis. It is designed for live productions, movie sets, temporary outdoor installations, or interior use with long term protection from humidity, dust and debris
Features
- IP66 DMX Data Splitter
- (6) XLR 5pin outputs
- DMX and RDM compliant
- Optically isolated ports
- Power / DMX Thru connectors
- Powder-coated aluminum chassis
For Kiss Me, Kate, I’d like to acknowledge the great work of Lighting Programmer Nick Simmons, Production Electrician Pete Lambert and the Barbican Lighting Team, UK Associate LD Hector Murray and Associate LD Karen Spahn. I’m very proud of the work we were all able to put onstage, due in no small part to the stellar support we received from Andy Cullen and the WL team. They went above and beyond to deliver the tools we needed despite the limited budget and fast- track nature of the project. They also stood right behind us as the design evolved and changes to the rig were required during the technical rehearsal and preview period – something we greatly appreciated.
Don Holder – Lighting Designer for Kiss Me, Kate at The Barbican Theatre
