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FAQs
If you want to move beyond basic "Auto Mode" and customize your lighting effects to match a specific musical atmosphere or stage sequence, you definitely need a DMX controller.
- Function: It serves as the "brain" of your lighting system. Using the standard DMX512 protocol, it sends signals to your fixtures to precisely control color, brightness, movement, strobing, and more.
- Suitability: Whether for a DJ set, school concert, or party, a DMX controller gives you total command over the atmosphere, allowing multiple fixtures to work in perfect synchronization.
The choice depends primarily on the number of fixtures you have and the complexity of programming you require:
- UKING 192 DMX Controller (Entry/Intermediate): A highly cost-effective and versatile choice. It supports 192 control channels and can manage up to 12 fixtures (with 16 channels each). It is intuitive to operate, making it ideal for wedding DJs, small bars, or home parties.
- UKING 1024 DMX Controller (Professional): Designed for large-scale stages. It supports up to 1024 control channels and can manage 96 fixtures. If you require complex dynamic effects, this is the superior choice.
With the UKING 1024, it becomes incredibly simple. This model solves the pain point of manual programming for complex movements:
- Built-in Shape Generator: The UKING 1024 features 135 built-in shapes (such as circles, spirals, rainbows, and chases). You can simply call up a shape and independently adjust its size, speed, and direction.
- UKING 192 Model: While it does not include a shape generator, it provides 30 programmable banks and 6 chases, which are sufficient for most standard scenarios.
Yes. UKING controllers utilize the Standard DMX512 protocol. As long as your moving heads, par lights, lasers, or fog machines are DMX512-compatible, they can be connected and controlled by these consoles.
Absolutely. To free up your hands, our controllers include automation features:
- Sound Activation: The UKING 192 features a built-in microphone that captures ambient sound, allowing the music to trigger the lighting effects.
- Auto Mode: You can pre-program Scenes and Chases, then set them to loop automatically. You can also adjust the fade time and running speed.
No. Professional DMX controllers are typically equipped with power-off memory protection. Models like the UKING 1024 are designed with data protection in mind, ensuring that your carefully programmed fixture libraries and scenes are not lost.
