
Pathfinder EPX
| Abstract The Pathfinder EPX is a digital lighting control console optimised for the use of both generic lighting and intelligent colour scrollers. Its principle features are ease of use, flexibility of operation, reliability in harsh environments and longevity of service. Pathfinder EPX includes many special functions aimed at simplifying the programming of complex effects. Click here for the Specification Tables Applications Engineers' and Architects'
Specification All controls shall be accessible from the operating position, and all connectors shall be mounted on the back panel. The console shall clearly display information via two integral LCD displays. Each display will be able to display information about channel/cue number, channel/cue level, assignments, operating modes, limit levels and fade times. This information shall be echoed in a large format on an external SVGA colour graphics monitor. The console shall be able to individually control 60 channels of which 48 shall be of conventional (highest takes precedence) configuration and 12 shall be intelligent (latest takes precedence) configuration. Each channel shall be able to be patched onto any of 512 dimmers via a DMX output port. The output port shall conform to the USITT DMX512 1990 specification. The console shall have the capacity to store 10 stacks with 99 entries in each, an entry can contain any cue. Stack playback shall be via a dedicated stack playback controls, which will allow both manual operation via a stack fader, and automatic operation via a single press 'GO' button. Stacks shall be able to be instantly created via a Stack Maker function. The console shall have the ability to store 30 sequences with upto 99 steps per sequence, each step may contain any or all of the 60 channels in any combination. Sequences shall be replayed by assigning them to one or more cue playbacks. A sequence shall be able to be instantly created using the Chase Maker function, and then formatted by one of, but not limited to, the following templates: Negative, Build, Two On Two Off, Stepper. Programmed sequences shall be able to be modified by one of, but not limited to, the following modifiers: Wild Step, Wild Speed. Audio Step, Audio Speed, Volume Chase. The console shall have an assignable Sound-to-light feature. Any cue shall have the ability to be programmed to respond to the following sound samples when in 'view'. Bass soft and Bass Hard, Middle Soft and Middle Hard, Treble Soft and Treble Hard. Show data shall be able to be stored to a removable memory card which will also save all the configurations of the console. Data in the internal memory shall be able to be swapped with data in the removable card to double the capacities of the new console. Show data shall be able to be archived to 1.44Mbyte, 3.5inch floppy disk via an external drive unit. The console shall be able to operate in temperatures of the range 0 thru 40 degrees Celsius and in humidities up to 95 percent, non-condensing.
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| Ordering Information | |
| Part Number | Description |
| CL2797 | Pathfinder EPX Console |
| CL2296/WL | Pathfinder Worklight Assembly |
| CL2296/P | Pathfinder Backup PSU |
| CL2700/F | Pathfinder Aerospace Flightcase |
| CL2700/C | Pathfinder Console Cover |
| CL2000/FDD | Pathfinder Floppy disk drive |
| CL2226 | Q-Card No.6 |
| CL2259/1 | DMX-DTR (36 channel DMX digital to analogue interface |
With a policy of continuous improvement Celco reserve the right to change this specification without notice