LED Light Controllers for Universal DMX-512

The Chauvet obey70 is a universal DMX-512 controller that offers a range of features for controlling up to 12 intelligent lights, each with up to 32 channels. This versatile device boasts 30 banks of 8 scenes, providing a maximum of 240 scenes. Additionally, it offers 384 DMX channels of control, as well as 6 sets of chases containing 240 scenes.

One of the key features of the Chauvet obey70 is its ability to allow users to program fade and speed time into each step of a sequence. This gives users greater control over the timing and transitions of their lighting effects. The controller also features reversible sliders and re-assignable channels, providing further customization options.

The Chauvet obey70 also supports sequential linking of chases, allowing users to create more complex and dynamic lighting sequences. It also includes an assignable joystick, as well as fog and strobe control buttons, enabling users to easily integrate these effects into their lighting setups.

Another notable feature of the Chauvet obey70 is its "grab any fixture on the fly" capability, which allows users to quickly and easily make adjustments to individual fixtures within a larger lighting system. This can be particularly useful during live performances or events where quick modifications may be necessary.

The controller also offers a range of other useful features, including beat activation, tap-sync, and auto-run capabilities, as well as a polarity selector. It is designed to be rack-mountable, taking up 4 spaces in a 19-inch rack, and is also MIDI compatible, allowing for integration with other MIDI-enabled devices.

Overall, the Chauvet obey70 is a versatile and feature-rich DMX-512 controller that provides users with a wide range of tools for creating dynamic and customizable lighting setups. Its combination of scene and chase programming, fixture control, and integration capabilities make it a powerful and flexible choice for a variety of lighting applications.

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