GearCast Video - Elation CHORUS LINE LED Bars Overview

Elation's CHORUS LINE pixelDefinition:
A single point of light in a display. Display resolution normally specifies the total quantity of pixels, or the count of vertical and horizontal pixels. For example, HDTV is 1920x1080 pixels or 2,073,600 total pixels (2 Megapixels) bars feature 40W 4-in-1 RGBW LEDs, ultra-wide motorized zoomDefinition:
Continuously variable enlargement or reduction of an image. and 220° tilt, full pixel control, 64 color presets and 14 unique color macros, electronic strobeDefinition:
Short for Stroboscope. 1. A very short duration, triggered light for photography. 2. A repetitive series of short light flashes, used for lighting as a special effect. , 16-bit dimming and variable dimming curves, variable LEDDefinition:
LED (Light-Emitting Diode): A semiconductor light generator used in displays, television, pointers and for general illumination. It is a low-power replacement for incandescent lamps. refresh rate and gammaDefinition:
The transfer relationship between projector's input level and output brightness. brightness for flicker free operation for TV and FILM.

Control options include DMXDefinition:
DMX (Digital MultipleX): A method for controlling multiple channels of lighting or effects via a single data cable. DMX512 stands for controlling 512 channels digitally via a single cable., RDM (RemoteDefinition:
A broadcast from the field, not from the studio. A Remote Control. Device Management) Kling-NET, and Art-Net protocol support. Connections include DMX, etherCON, and power in/out. CHORUS LINE bars also offer a (4) button LCDDefinition:
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display): A display that uses fluid crystals that can block, reflect, or transmit light from a back illuminator, and uses very little power. control display panel, dual quick-lock riggingDefinition:
1. The act of implementing gear for a show, including sound, lighting, scenery, and the like. 2. A mechanical construct of different components used in theatrical productions., and a multi-voltageDefinition:
Also called electro-motive Force (EMF). The "charge potential" or pressure of electrons that causes current to flow in a circuit. universal auto switching power supplyDefinition:
A device (internal or external to another device) that provides power for active circuitry. Can be AC, DC or battery-powered. (100-240v).