Algam lighting LIGHT384

Direct control over 24 fixtures and 384 channels
The LIGHT 384 doubles the capacity of the LIGHT 192, allowing for the control of up to 24 fixtures with 16 channels each. Each fixture is assigned to a selection button, and its 16 channels can be adjusted directly via 16 dedicated faders. An A/B page selector allows you to toggle between fixtures 1–12 and 13–24. Multiple fixtures can be selected simultaneously for collective adjustment. The LED display can show DMX values ??(0–255) or percentages, and the detailed labeling on the console makes it easy to identify channels. The unit is quick to master, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced users.

Integrated Wireless DMX
The LIGHT 384 features a built-in Wireless DMX transmitter, enabling the control of compatible Algam Lighting fixtures without the need for DMX cables. Pairing with WDMX receivers or compatible devices takes only seconds—simply press the "ID" button. The pairing is saved even after the power is turned off, ensuring the system is ready to go as soon as it’s powered back on, with no limits on the number of groups or the number of fixtures per group. For traditional setups, the console also includes a 3-pin XLR DMX input and output.

Comprehensive and flexible programming
The internal memory stores 240 scenes, organized into 30 banks of 8, as well as 6 chases, each capable of sequencing up to 240 steps. "Speed" and "Fade Time" faders control the pace and smoothness of transitions, while the "Tap Sync" button allows you to match the speed of a chase to the tempo. Fade times can be applied to all channels or restricted specifically to Pan and Tilt movements. This option allows for the combination of slow, fluid movements of moving-head fixtures with instantaneous changes in colors or gobos. Functions for copying, inserting, and deleting scenes simplify the creation and modification of shows.

Music, automation, and MIDI control
Multiple playback modes allow the console to be adapted to any situation. In music mode, the built-in microphone triggers scenes and chases in sync with the rhythm of the sound, without the need for a dedicated audio setup. In automatic mode, programs run in sequence according to defined speeds and fade times. A MIDI port enables the triggering of banks, chases, and blackouts from an external keyboard or controller. USB ports, an included external power supply, and a dedicated "Blackout" button round out this versatile tool—perfect for DJs, bands, small-to-medium-scale events, venues, and fixed installations.