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Avolites Pearl Expert-Touch Wing Package Used, Second hand

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Pearl Expert

Pearl Expert is based on the Pearl 2004 operating system, retaining the user-friendliness and accessibility of Avolites Pearl consoles.
Pearl Expert is powered by the new Intel CORE Duo Processor giving an exceptionally high speed button response which is particularly useful for `Take Over`, and busking with Timed Palettes.
An additional 5 sub master playbacks make a total of 20 the most of any console in its class ensuring every type of show, and user, has all the playbacks they need, instantly accessible.
New Add and Swop buttons for the top row of faders allow easy, uncompromised placement of fixtures and dimmers, on all 60 preset faders.
The new `Colour Picker`. a highly requested feature from the Diamond 4 console, gives instant rapid and intuitive control of CMY and colour mix devices. This is the first of many D4 features for future software releases in Pearl Expert.
A Unique new Split Roller separates the 20 Sub masters into two banks of 10 allowing live mix and match of memories, adding a new dimension to buskability, this feature is ideal for operators who enjoy being right ??in the mix with the band.
The Internal Hard Disk gives virtually unlimited internal storage of shows. USB Memory storage together with a CD/DVD re writer (and a floppy disk drive) gives show portability and long term backup. Pearl Expert includes the industry standard Ethernet protocols.
Along with Pearl Expert, the Pearl 2004 has been upgraded and is now known as the Pearl 2008 which includes USB memory storage.

Shows created using Pearl 2004, 2008 or Expert software are interchangeable and compatible.

Pearl Expert features

 

  • The friendly Pearl Operating system you know and love
  • Powerful Engine - Dual CORE, multi-threading processors
  • Unique "Split" roller for complex shows and festival busking
  • Swop, Flash & Fixture buttons on all 60 Preset faders
  • On screen Colour Picker for instant creation of colours
  • Inbuilt hard disk, where Show files are automatically stored and backed up
  • Inbuilt CD/DVD read/write and USB Memory Pen connection bullet
  • Ethernet output to the standard protocols, ArtNet & Wendi
  • 4 fully isolated and protected DMX universes
  • Full QWERTY Keyboard and Mouse Pad fitted into console drawer
  • Load and Save Pearl 2004 files using the inbuilt floppy disk drive
  • Full integral fixture library - over 1,500 fixture files
  • New lightweight flightcase design very strong, resilient plastic
  • Dimmable Console lamp
  • High quality long life faders used throughout.

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Avolites Ltd is a multinational technology company based in Park Royal, London. Avolites manufactures high end professional lighting control consoles, stage dimming equipment, and media servers for use in the professional stage lighting and media control systems industries.
In 2011 the company expanded into the media server sector of the entertainments technology market by acquiring software developed by Immersive Ltd, supplying control systems used in the 2012 Olympics opening ceremony, and the 2014 Winter Sochi Olympics ceremonies.The company has received awards for many of its products, including the ART-series dimmers, the Sapphire Media, and the Ai media server software.
Avolites started as a lighting production company in 1976 when a group of touring road crew formed a company to manufacture their designs for a touring dimmer rack, the Avolites FD dimmer.The company then expanded into manufacturing lighting control consoles, initially releasing the 8100 series, before creating the QM500 series in 1983. During the 1980s the reputation of the brand grew[8] and by the late 1980s the company was purchased by Carlton Television.[9] The company was returned to private ownership as part of a management buy out in 1991. Eventually the lighting production work was discontinued and the company focused on equipment manufacturing only.
During the 1990s the company introduced several new products designed to control the range of intelligent lighting products that were emerging onto the market at the time, releasing the Rolacue Sapphire, Pearl 2000 (released 1995), Sapphire 2000 (released 1998) and Diamond II/III consoles. Most of these consoles were based on Motorola 68000 family processors.
In 1996 the company also updated the FD dimmer, replacing it with the Art 4000. During the 2000s the dimmer product range was redesigned again, resulting in the Art 2000 series of racks; the Art 2000i installation racks and - in the later part of the decade - the PowerCube dimmer/distribution units.
In 2001 Avolites launched the Diamond 4 range of control consoles, which was based on a conventional PC motherboard instead of custom made hardware reliant on Motorola processors. Although the custom hardware consoles were still sold and updated in stages during the 2000s, the company gradually moved software development towards the Windows OS running on conventional PC motherboards. This move allowed the company to re-write its lighting control software, resulting in the release of the Titan software series in the late 2000s.
Since the introduction of Titan the company has designed a range of consoles specifically to run the software, including the Titan One USB DMX dongle, Titan Mobile, Tiger Touch and Sapphire Touch consoles, which were all introduced between 2009 and 2012.
Avolites has manufactured a wide range of lighting control products, accessories and software, but is best known for its range of control consoles and dimmer racks.
 

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Hair Light: Light source aimed at a subject`s hair to create separation from the background and add sparkle and highlights.

Halation: The distortion that appears around the edge of a sharply focused beam pattern. This effect can be reduced with the aid of a donut.

Half Scrim: A metal scrim whose screen occupies one half of its frame so that the straight edge of the screen is located across the diameter of the frame. It is used to cut light output.

Halogen: The name for a family of gases, used in lamps, to maintain proper color temperature.

Hard Edge: A beam pattern edge that is very clear and distinguishable, i.e., one without a fuzzy or blurry perimeter.

Hard Light: Illumination that has a hard edge and produces sharply defined shadows. Often this light is very intense, but generally less flattering than soft light. A light source that provides such illumination.

Head: A general term for a Fresnel spotlight. The part of a follow spot that contains the light source, i.e., not the stand, ballast or interconnect cable. The part of a metal halide light source that contains the lamp, i.e., not the ballast or interconnect cable. The part of an ellipsoidal spotlight that contains the reflector, i.e., not the lens barrel or the cap. Short for Grip Head or Ball Head.

Hertz: A unit of measurement for the Frequency of alternating current, i.e., one cycle per second.

Highboy (Hiboy): A heavy-duty stand designed to hold light sources or heavy grip equipment. The stand is equipped with wheels and tall risers, and usually a 1 and 1/8" receiver and a grip head.

High Key: A lighting style in which the majority of the scene is highly illuminated, usually enhanced by bright costumes and sets. A low ratio of key plus fill light lowers the contrast, helping to obtain this effect.

Hollywood Box: A piece of power distribution equipment used in the film and video industries, composed of a metal housing, a means for connecting an electrical supply and female flush-mount connectors or bus bars that can be electrically connected with bus bar lugs, for the purpose of supplying electricity to light sources. Some are also provided with over current protection.

Hot Lights: Common term for continuous light sources, especially tungsten or halogen lights that run hot.

Hot Restrike: A term applied to an igniter that can hot-start an arc lamp.

Hot Spot: The spot of light with the highest intensity, ideally located at or near the center of a beam that has been focused for a peak field.

Hot Start: A term used to describe the ignition of a heated arc lamp, i.e. a lamp that has just been electrified.

HMI: Abbreviation for Hydrargyrum (Greek for Mercury) Medium-Arc Lodides. This is a commonly used type of metal halide lamp manufactured by Osram-Sylvania Corp. The term Osram HMI is trademarked.

Hz: Abbreviation for Hertz.

Illumination: Generally, a term for light or lighting. In photometry, the amount of light, i.e., luminous flux per unit area incident on a surface, in foot-candles or lux.

Incandescent: A term used to describe a lamp, or a light source that utilizes such a lamp, that employs the incandescence of a filament as its light source. The filament is housed in a vacuum enough electricity is passed through the filament that it glows. Such a lamp was first developed by Thomas Edison (United States) and Joseph Swan (Great Britain), independently, in 1879.

Indirect Lighting: Illumination that falls on an area or subject by reflection, e.g. bounce lighting.

Inky: A small Fresnel spotlight with a 1.5" to 3" lens diameter, usually 100250 watts.

Intensity (Light Output): The strength of the incident light source, independent of the subject`s reflectivity.

Inverse Square Law: The quantity of light is inversely proportional to the square of its distance, i.e., illumination (fc) = Intensity (cd) / Distance2 (ft2). Say a light is placed 1 foot away from the subject. If the distance is doubled to two feet, the square of its distance is (22) or 2 x 2 = 4. The inverse of 4 is 1/4. Therefore, the quantity of light falling on the subject from 2 feet will be 1/4 the amount of light falling on the subject from the original 1 foot. If the light is moved to a distance of 8 feet, the square of its distance is (82) or 8 x 8 = 64. The inverse of 64 is 1/64. The quantity of light on the subject from 8 feet will be 1/64 the amount of light that falls on the subject from 1 foot away. Each time you roughly increase the distance incrementally, you open up your aperture two, three, four stops, etc., to compensate for the light falloff.

Iodide: A halogen gas used in lamps to maintain proper color temperature.

Iris: Short for Iris Diaphragm.

Iris Diaphragm: An arrangement of thin movable heat-resistant metal plates, i.e. leaves, that form an adjustable circular opening. They are usually placed within an ellipsoidal spotlight or follow spot in order to adjust the diameter of the beam, or in some cases, to mechanically dim the beam.

K: Abbreviation for Kelvin. Short for Kilowatt in the theatre, film and video industries.

Kelvin (K): In the metric system, a graduated scale used to measure temperature with 0° (-273° C) being the total absence of heat (absolute zero). Each degree is the same magnitude as a degree in the centigrade scale. The Kelvin scale is used to gauge color temperature.

Key Light (Main Light): The principle source of light, which establishes the character of the lighting, including atmosphere and mood. It may suggest a source, like the sun, or a window.

Key Grip: The supervising grip on a production, the person ultimately responsible for all other grips and grip equipment.

Kicker: A sideline, low angle back light that adds a slight edge light to the side of the subject.

Kilowatt (kW): 1000 watts.

Lamp: Any light source in a self-contained package composed of an envelope (containing gas, filaments, etc.), filament or electrodes, base, contacts, gas and any support structures. The source can be of the incandescent, fluorescent, quartz halogen, LED or arc type. Quite often this term is used interchangeably with light source.

Lamp Base: The part of a lamp to which the electrical connections are made the part with the contacts. It is often the mechanical support or heat sink for the lamp.

Lavender: A type of material used for fabric scrims.

Leads: The electric cable(s) or sleeved, insulated wires, attached to a light source or piece of power distribution equipment, that terminate in a connector for the purpose of providing an electrical connection to the electrical supply or to another light source.

LED: Otherwise known as Light Emitting Diode.LED lights give off light and little-to-no heat (making them safer fixtures as well) and are more environmentally friendly than standard lighting fixtures.

Leko: A commonly used term for an ellipsoidal spotlight. Named after its inventors Joseph Levy and Edward Kook, the names Leko and Lekolite are trademarked by Strand Lighting Corporation.

Lens: A transparent material, usually glass, shaped to bend light rays as they pass through it. Colored lenses can also be used as color media.

Light: Illumination the aspect of radiant energy of which a human observer is aware through a visual sense. Its electromagnetic radiation has a wavelength longer than ultraviolet radiation but shorter than infrared radiation, i.e., approximately 380mm (violet) to 750mm (red). A term that is often used interchangeably with light source.

Light Distribution: The way in which illumination of any color or quantity is spread over a particular background.

Lighting Ratio: The percentage of key light to fill light. Optimum and maximum lighting ratios depend upon subject matter, mood, media and type of reproduction, as well as personal tastes. In television a timid ratio is 2:1 (twice as much key as fill), a dramatic one, 8:1 (eight times as much key as fill, popular for film-noir look) a maximum one, about 16:1. Also called Brightness Ratio.

Light Meter: An apparatus used to measure various quantities of light such as color temperature, foot-candles, lux, flash, etc.

Light Source: Anything that emits light, such as an arc or a filament, a lamp or light head, bulb or flash.

Light Spill: A general term used to describe any stray light, including light leaks.

Location Fresnel: A Fresnel spotlight used primarily in non-standard production settings such as locations other than stages or studios. Because portability is generally a concern, they tend to be smaller in size when compared to studio Fresnel`s of the same wattage.

Long Throw: A term used to describe a light source that has an effective intensity at a relatively long distance. This term is very subjective and dependent on the type of light source used.

Louver: An opening provided with one or more slanted fixed or movable fins to control the angle of light, like venetian blinds for lighting.

Lowboy (Loboy): A heavy-duty stand designed to hold light sources or heavy grip equipment. The stand is equipped with wheels and short risers, and a 1 and 1/8" receiver and a grip head.

Low Key: A lighting style in which the majority of the scene is scarcely illuminated, usually enhanced by shadows and dark costumes and sets. A high ratio of key light to fill light increases the contrast, helping to obtain this effect.

Lumen(s): A unit of measurement for Luminous Flux, a measure of the total amount of visible light emitted by a source. A measure of brightness most commonly used when referring to video projectors. Brighter projectors are required for larger screens or in rooms with natural light.

Luminous Flux: The rate of flow of light energy evaluated, in Lumens, with reference to visual sensation the part of the total energy radiated per unit time from a luminous source that is capable of producing the sensation of sight.

Lux: A metric unit of measurement for Illumination, e.g. 1 lumen per square meter.

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