Architectural

Unison Heritage Stations are available in a wide selection of button and button/fader combinations. The button stations are available with one to ten buttons, in single and half-gang configurations.

Read clearly. Combining an indelible laser-marking method and the latest in plastics, Unison Heritage Stations Forever Legend System offers easy-to-read standard or custom legends, labelling specific control functions. Or, if you prefer, specify custom engraving and paint fill colours.

Maximum security. Prevent unauthorized use of your lighting control system in public spaces with Heritage Stations' matching Secure-It Locking Covers. You have easy access when you want to make changes; others don't. Likewise, with Secure-it Keyswitch Stations - you specify combinations of buttons or faders with a local, momentary or maintained key-lock in a single-gang faceplate, or choose button stations with key-only access. Secure-It technologies provide you with multiple levels of control protection.

Stay seated. Control your lighting system from a distance with RemoteDirect . Using a RemoteDirect handheld transmitter, you can trigger control functions from up to 35 feet away. Each Heritage button and button/fader station contains an infrared receiver for remote control. The Remote Direct IR transmitter can be programmed to mimic the functions of the buttons on a station or to activate separate functions, as needed.

The Pharos BPS (Button Panel Station) is a versatile 8-button station with integrated button LEDs that works with any Pharos Controller. The stylish BPS is available in a range of finishes and there are two variants for compatibility with either US or UK back boxes. Install is easy and convenient as the BPS only requires a single Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) network connection.

The function of each button is freely programmable, and each button has a white LED indicator with fully user-controllable brightness and a variety of flash effect options for giving visual feedback. In addition a learning infra-red sensor is included, allowing any standard remote control to be used to trigger button presses.

The BPS is part of the Pharos range of Remote Devices, which allow the fully scalable Pharos system to be tailored to the needs of each individual project. Multiple Pharos Controllers can be used together with up to 200 Remote Devices and will synchronise automatically. The Controllers are programmed using the free Pharos Designer 2 software.

The Pharos BPS (Button Panel Station) is a versatile 8-button station with integrated button LEDs that works with any Pharos Controller. The stylish BPS is available in a range of finishes and there are two variants for compatibility with either US or UK back boxes. Install is easy and convenient as the BPS only requires a single Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) network connection.

The function of each button is freely programmable, and each button has a white LED indicator with fully user-controllable brightness and a variety of flash effect options for giving visual feedback. In addition a learning infra-red sensor is included, allowing any standard remote control to be used to trigger button presses.

The BPS is part of the Pharos range of Remote Devices, which allow the fully scalable Pharos system to be tailored to the needs of each individual project. Multiple Pharos Controllers can be used together with up to 200 Remote Devices and will synchronise automatically. The Controllers are programmed using the free Pharos Designer 2 software.

The CueServer 2 Mini (CS-920) is the smallest of the CueServer 2 models and is housed in a rugged anodized aluminium enclosure suitable for desktop use or panel, DIN, or truss mounting using optional bracket kits.

The CueServer 2 Mini can output shows utilizing up to 16,384 channels and features two built-in modular DMX slots that are user-configurable with any of seven available port modules. These interchangeable modules allow CueServer 2 Mini to be customized for different installation environments eliminating the need for external adapters.

CueServer 2 Mini also features two user-definable function buttons with RGB indicators, two contact closure inputs, two low-voltage digital outputs, a serial port, and stereo audio output.

• Completely self-contained lighting playback, architectural processor, and DMX fade engine
• Seamless handling of Cue Lists, Presets, and Streams
• Control of up to 32 universes of DMX or 32 independent playback timelines
• Dynamic patching of up to 16,384 channels to 128 separate sACN, Art-Net, or KiNET universes
• Flexible module-based bi-directional DMX ports for custom jack configurations
• Front-panel configurable function buttons with RGB indicator LEDs
• Creation of lighting scenes directly or capture from external sources
• Powerful CueScript scripting language
• Real-Time clock with astronomical functions and calendar events
• Built-in web server for hosting custom interactive web pages
• Multi-show storage and removable Micro SD memory card
• System integration via Ethernet, Serial, Digital I/O, and Audio
• Compatible with CueStation buttons and CueTouch touchscreens
• Easy interfacing with Crestron, AMX, Vantage, Control 4, Medialon, Savant and other automation systems
• Native programming environment for Mac and Windows
• Small anodized aluminium enclosure with optional brackets

The CueServer 2 Pro (CS-900) is housed in a sturdy 1U rack-mount enclosure with removable brackets.

CueServer 2 Pro boasts an innovative modular DMX port system. Four bi-directional DMX ports (optional) on the back of the unit are user-configurable with any of seven available port modules. These interchangeable modules allow CueServer 2 Pro to be customized for different installation environments eliminating the need for external adaptors.

CueServer 2 Pro features dual LAN ports for splitting Ethernet-based lighting and management data onto separate networks if desired.

The front panel of CueServer 2 Pro has eight customizable function buttons. Each button has fully controllable RGB backlighting and field-replaceable legends for project personalization. A navigation keypad is used to operate the onboard LCD menu for basic system settings, show selection, and macro execution.

Key Features

• Completely self-contained lighting playback, architectural processor, and DMX fade engine
• Seamless handling of Cue Lists, Presets, and Streams
• Control of up to 32 universes of DMX or 32 independent playback timelines
• Dynamic patching of up to 16,384 channels to 128 separate sACN, Art-Net, or KiNET universes
• Dual Ethernet ports for separate configurable lighting data and management networks
• Flexible module-based bi-directional DMX ports for custom jack configurations (see Part Numbers below for options)
• Front-panel configurable function buttons with RGB backlighting and field-replaceable legends
• Creation of lighting scenes directly or capture from external sources
• Powerful CueScript scripting language
• Real-Time clock with astronomical functions and calendar events
• Built-in web server for hosting custom interactive web pages
• Multi-show storage and removable Micro SD memory card
• System integration via Ethernet, Serial, Digital I/O, and Audio
• Compatible with CueStation buttons and CueTouch touchscreens
• Easy interfacing with Crestron, AMX, Vantage, Control 4, Medialon, Savant and other automation systems
• Native programming environment for Mac and Windows
• 1U rack-mounted enclosure with removable brackets

The CueStation Universal Network Hub is a multi-purpose interface for controlling button stations that use either 2-Wire or 5-Wire network technologies. The Hub acts as both a power supply for the stations as well as a gateway for allowing host systems to receive button events and instruct the button indicators to illuminate in various ways. The Network Hub is not used with Passive stations. The Network Hub (with optional Ethernet) communicates with the host system by RS-232 and/or Ethernet messages.

CueServer 2 DIN (CS-950) is housed in an enclosure suitable for DIN rail, surface, or panel mounting. The DIN rail brackets accommodate standard 35mm rail. Mounting flanges are included for surface or panel mounting.

Connections for power, DMX, contact closures, and digital outputs are made using removable terminal blocks across the top edge of the unit. Ethernet, USB, and stereo audio are connected along the bottom edge.

CueServer 2 DINs front panel has eight customizable function buttons. Each button has a fully controllable RGB indicator. A navigation joystick is used to operate the onboard LCD menu for basic system settings, show selection, and macro execution.

The Unison Mosaic® Tessera™ Panel Controller Remote Input/Output (TPC-RIO) interface simplifies the installation of a Mosaic control system. With line-voltage power input, it provides power and data communication for a Unison Mosaic Tessera Panel Controller (TPC), all in one device.

The fixtures in a modern lighting designers toolkit have become more data-hungry, and ETCs Gateways are up to the challenge. Response Mk2 DMX Gateways flawlessly connect your sACN network to your DMX runs, allowing you to put data exactly where you need it, saving headaches, money, and time.

Response Mk2 DMX Gateways provide DMX and RDM data distribution, taking advantage of the reliability and interoperability of industry-standard protocols such as ANSI E1.31 (sACN) and ANSI E1.20 (RDM) using standard Ethernet cabling and infrastructure. The Gateways are available in 1-, 2-, and 4-port models to support multiple DMX universes. Each Gateway supports 256 RDM devices.

The 1-Port and 2-Port wall-mount models offer faceplates in Cream, Gray, Black, or White to blend in with any environment. And with portable form factors for each model it is possible to use accessories such as rack-mounting trays and c-clamp accessories.

Every model even the 1-port! features a crisp OLED screen and four-button interface for configuration, status, and diagnostics right at the Gateway itself.

For larger systems, Response Mk2 DMX Gateways are configurable using ETCs Concert software. Both network parameters and DMX/RDM configurations can be modified, saved, and re-loaded, allowing for maximum flexibility. On-board diagnostics and output tests make Response Mk2 Gateways a great tool for technicians.

Fully-integrated ETC systems

Response Mk2 DMX Gateways offer seamless integration into ETCs Unison architectural lighting control systems, and also pair perfectly with ETCs entertainment controls.

Finding the right Ethernet gateway has never been easier. With wall-mount, portable, and DIN rail form factors, you can always find the perfect fit for your application. And ETC's variety of DIN rail enclosures ensure you have a secure, convenient place to house your DIN rail devices. All Gateways can be powered via Power over Ethernet or 12-24 VDC external power supply.

All models feature:

• 10/100 Mbps Ethernet connection
• sACN (ANSI E1.31) Support (up to eight sources per port)
• DMX/RDM (ANSI E1.20) Support
• OLED Screen and local UI
• cETLus Listed / CE compliant / EAC certified
• PoE (IEEE 802.3af) or 12-24 VDC external power supply (available separately)

The Pharos EDN 20 (Ethernet Data Node) is a convenient and scalable solution, providing cost-effective Ethernet-distributed DMX ports for large control projects. The EDN 20 is an easily configurable networking node that is specifically designed to add physical DMX ports to Pharos controllers and integrates natively with the full Pharos range.

Extremely compact, it packs 20 DMX512 output ports in just a 1U 19"; form factor. For very high-channel count installations, nodes can be daisy-chained to provide as many physical DMX universe outputs as you need.

EDNs are discoverable through Pharos Designer software and associated to a controller to be seamlessly configured as part of your patch. Ports can be flexibly assigned to any controller in your project providing an elegant distribution solution over an Ethernet network with minimal setup required.

The Insite 7" Touchscreen is an attractive graphical interface that gives you simple, hands-on control over a CueServer hosted lighting system.

Using CueServer Studio software, you can create rich, graphical pages customized to suit your projects unique needs. Once created, these pages are stored in a CueServer processor and can be viewed through the Insite touchscreen from virtually anywhere across a network.

Every design detail of Insite is uncompromising. Minimalist, but rugged, it is suited to complement any decor. Its capacitive, multitouch, glass face is surrounded by a solid piece of machined aluminum. A quad-core 1.2GHz processor makes the bright, true-color, ultra-high resolution display extremely responsive. Power is provided via PoE or 12VDC input for installation flexibility, and a standard 3-gang wall box mounting system makes it extremely contractor friendly.

• Designed to display custom graphical user interfaces created with CueServer Studio software and hosted by a networked CueServer
• Minimal design suited to complement any decor
• Ultra high resolution (217ppi) true color display
• 7.0” diagonal viewable screen size
• Capacitive multitouch screen handles up to 5 fingers at once
• Super responsive quad-core 1.2GHz processor
• Power-over-Ethernet or DC voltage input
• Contact-closure inputs and digital outputs for external interfaces
• 12VDC output for external occupancy/motion detectors
• Powder coated machined solid aluminum
• Standard 3-gang wall box flush-mounting
• Available in White or Black trim

The fixtures in a modern lighting designers toolkit have become more data-hungry, and ETCs Gateways are up to the challenge. Response Mk2 DMX Gateways flawlessly connect your sACN network to your DMX runs, allowing you to put data exactly where you need it, saving headaches, money, and time.

Response Mk2 DMX Gateways provide DMX and RDM data distribution, taking advantage of the reliability and interoperability of industry-standard protocols such as ANSI E1.31 (sACN) and ANSI E1.20 (RDM) using standard Ethernet cabling and infrastructure. The Gateways are available in 1-, 2-, and 4-port models to support multiple DMX universes. Each Gateway supports 256 RDM devices.

The 1-Port and 2-Port wall-mount models offer faceplates in Cream, Gray, Black, or White to blend in with any environment. And with portable form factors for each model it is possible to use accessories such as rack-mounting trays and c-clamp accessories.

Every model even the 1-port! features a crisp OLED screen and four-button interface for configuration, status, and diagnostics right at the Gateway itself.

For larger systems, Response Mk2 DMX Gateways are configurable using ETCs Concert software. Both network parameters and DMX/RDM configurations can be modified, saved, and re-loaded, allowing for maximum flexibility. On-board diagnostics and output tests make Response Mk2 Gateways a great tool for technicians.

Fully-integrated ETC systems

Response Mk2 DMX Gateways offer seamless integration into ETCs Unison architectural lighting control systems, and also pair perfectly with ETCs entertainment controls.

Finding the right Ethernet gateway has never been easier. With wall-mount, portable, and DIN rail form factors, you can always find the perfect fit for your application. And ETC's variety of DIN rail enclosures ensure you have a secure, convenient place to house your DIN rail devices. All Gateways can be powered via Power over Ethernet or 12-24 VDC external power supply.

All models feature:

• 10/100 Mbps Ethernet connection
• sACN (ANSI E1.31) Support (up to eight sources per port)
• DMX/RDM (ANSI E1.20) Support
• OLED Screen and local UI
• cETLus Listed / CE compliant / EAC certified
• PoE (IEEE 802.3af) or 12-24 VDC external power supply (available separately)

Designed to keep the lights on in your facility – even in critical emergency situations; the Paradigm processor uses a robust embedded-software platform, scalable internal solid-state storage, and a design that allows modules to be swapped out quickly and easily in the field. The Paradigm processor uses solid-state components, with no fans, disk drives, or moving parts, for die-hard 24/7/365 operation.

The Paradigm Processor works with Unison Dimming enclosures (DRd) or Control enclosures (ERn) for the most powerful architectural control ETC offers (and more than you'll expect).

The award-winning Pharos LPC X (Lighting Playback Controller X) offers an extreme level of power and integration, making it an ideal lighting control solution for architectural and landmark lighting installations requiring significant channel counts.

It integrates with the full range of Pharos Designer products and offers an optional real-time video input.

• • Rugged 1U 19” rackmount unit with separate Ethernet interfaces for management and DMX-over-Ethernet (eDMX) output.
  • Available in capacities ranging from 10 DMX universes (5,120 channels) up to 100 DMX universes (51,200 channels) from a single unit, with further scaling (for even larger architectural lighting installations) by using multiple Controllers connected and synchronised over Ethernet.

As the big brother of the compact Pharos LPC, it is at the heart of a fully scalable Pharos Designer system that can be tailored to the needs of your commercial lighting project.

• • Multiple Pharos Designer Controllers can be used together and will synchronise automatically.
  • Additional integration options are supported by our Designer range of Remote Devices and IO Modules.

The LPC X is programmed using the free Pharos Designer 2 software and installations can be managed locally with the built-in web server, and from anywhere in the world via Pharos Cloud.