| SceneStation for Architectural Applications |
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SceneStation is easy for building staff to operate, and SceneStation's advanced programming options allows for both simple scenes or more complex lighting shows to be easily recalled by the user. Here are a few examples of how SceneStation can be used in Architectural settings:
Example 1: A building uses LED lighting fixtures for a colorful accent in it's main lobby. A SceneStation is programmed to automatically begin running a simple sequence of slowly changing colors each day when power is turned on for the display. Each of the buttons on SceneStation are programmed to run special sequences for special events and/or holidays.
Example 2: A school has a small stage with a full array of dimmable circuits overhead. One button on SceneStation is programmed to toggle the stage lights on and off. The remaining buttons are programmed to each contain a list of "cues". Each time one of these buttons are pressed, SceneStation advances to the next cue in the button's list. The individual scenes in the cue lists can be edited using the IR Programmer's Remote.
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When a project requires DMX control with a simple front-end, SceneStation delivers. SceneStation is an excellent choice for operating specialty lighting on building exteriors, color-changing interior accents, moving light shows, and even basic general purpose lighting for all kinds of commercial settings.