Zero88 Jester 24/48 Channel Memory Desk

Zero88 Jester 24/48 channel lighting desk
 

24 and 48 channel memory consoles for the mid level user

The Jester is a new lighting console from Zero 88. It offers direct control of up to 48 channels of DMX either using submasters or a traditional theatre playback stack. 12 auxiliary buttons are provided which can be used to trigger DMX devices such as scrollers, smoke machines or strobes.

A monitor port is standard on the Jester. Channel, cuestack and submaster data can all be viewed using the monitor. An onboard LCD screen also provides the user with all information needed to operate the console allowing it to be used without a monitor.

A USB port allows users to back-up shows that have been recorded on the Jester.

A DMX in option allows the Jester to be used as an economical back-up console for other desks. It is possible to snap shot a full 512 channels of DMX into submasters or the memory stack.

The Jester has three modes, allowing it to operate as simple two scene preset desk through to a fully functional memory console. In playback mode the user has full access to all the channels on the console. This allows live changes to be made to specials instantly.

Midi notes can be used to trigger channels or submasters. A sound to light jack allows for chases to be sequenced to music. Chases can be recorded into the memory stack or directly into submasters.

The Jester provides users with a powerful set of programming and playback tools in an easy to use and economical lighting console. Features
 

• 12/24 or 24/48 channels of control
• 24 or 48 submasters
• Playback stack
• Patching to 512 DMX channels
• DMX in allowing snap shots of all 512 DMX channels
   
• 12 or 24 auxillary buttons
• Monitor display
• USB storage using memory sticks
• Midi control using note no/off's and key velocity for brightness
  
  12/24 Channel and 24/48 Channel Versions available. 12/25 version is also available in 19" rack mount.
  
  The Jester will repalce the Alcora and Elara when stocks are out.