Features

• Compatible with Daslight 4 & Daslight 5 (beta version available soon)
  
• Channels: 3072 (1536 via DMX 3-/5-pin and 1536 via art-net)
• Mode: full
• Ethernet: yes
• Connection: USB type B
  
• Suitable for stand-alone application
  
• Memory: ∞ (SD card)
  
• Clock/Calendar: yes
  
• Dry Contact Ports: 8
  
• Sturdy metal housing
  

Daslight comes of age!

Once patched, the configured fixtures can be easily placed and selected in the arranger window. Clicking on the corresponding icons opens the corresponding windows for light control. A new feature is the possibility to work with "palettes", i.e. special presets, which was previously reserved for Sunlite Suite 2. Palettes are independent presets for functions or function groups that can be integrated into cues of shows. This can be very handy, especially on tour: If, for example, you want to change a special lighting position within a show because the encountered playing situation calls for a position change, and you have stored the special position as a palette, the change within the palette automatically affects all cues in which the position is used.

This is an indispensable feature, especially in professional touring, where a show has to be quickly adapted to other stage situations. New in version 4 is also a comfortable 3D visualization. Here, lighting setups and light positions can now also be viewed and conditioned in a virtual room. This makes programming light fun!

The perfect tool for clubs and light jockeys

Particularly interesting in the DVC concept have always been its extensive effects, which have now been significantly expanded in the fourth generation. The so-called "XEEL Effect Engine" already offers hundreds of different macros including various chases, video effects for LED panels, movements for moving heads and scanners, as well as various curves (waveforms) that can be routed to individual parameters or groups. With the help of these effects, motion sequences, color changes and complete lively lightshows can be created directly and varied in real time, extremely spontaneously and without much "step by step" typing.

The user interface of the software is just as practical and oriented towards live operation - because, as Daslight also stands for, both show mode and arranger mode can be displayed completely, clearly and without loss on a single full HD screen. In addition, buttons and sliders for color wheels, pan/tilt control, lamp selection, etc. are also designed for touchscreen control. With the control app for Android and iOS devices, which is available free of charge, essential functions of the software can also be remotely controlled via smartphone or tablet. A practical feature - especially when lighting up!