Interactive Technologies Inc., manufacturer of entertainment and architectural lighting controls, has released four new CueServer models to its web-based lighting control processor family.
CueServer is a stand-alone lighting control console, architectural show playback processor and system integration platform that has been combined into a single package that features a built-in web server designed for easy setup and operation. Customers can use as little or as much of the features as they choose — from the simplest playback setups to complex control solutions.
New models joining the existing rack-mounted CueServer Pro include the new CueServer Mini, CueServer DIN, CueServer Mini DIN and CueServer OEM.
All of the CueServers are small, averaging approximately 4’’x 3’’ x 1” for portable applications, or installations that are tight on space. The CueServer Mini features an aluminum package that is portable and can either be wall or surface mounted. The DIN versions of CueServer come in DIN-rail compatible packages that are designed for custom installations.
The OEM version of CueServer is a small PCB for customers to integrate into their own projects. All CueServer models feature the same core DMX engine, architectural features and I/O capabilities as the CueServer Pro, with the exception that the Mini models do not include the customizable LCD Display, front-panel buttons or MIDI features.
Now with five models to choose from, our customers have access to an advanced lighting playback and control solution regardless of if they are looking for a high-end rack-mounted solution or need a portable device or just the right combination of installer-friendly features said Rob Johnston, Product Manager for CueServer.
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For information, please visit www.interactive-online.com.
