Amusement — Programmable pixel
Programmable pixel lights on a controller
Programmable pixels hand the sequence to a controller, and with it the design of the effect: chases, sweeps and scenes written for one particular structure.
PROGRAMMABLE PIXEL — THE DESIGNABLE SUB-FAMILY
Points that take their orders
The model behind this sub-family is the IC6018G-2 string light, filed in this catalogue under stage string lights and linked here because its published applications include amusement rides; its page describes a programmable RGB string on a connector system, working with an LED controller of the kind its page references. Its published applications — amusement rides, signboard backlight, stage decoration, commercial, kids rides — are structures whose owners tend to want the light to do something specific, which is precisely what programmability buys.
Its specification and packing tables are reproduced in full on the detail page; this series page exists to place the model in its control system.
- Draw the points before pricing the string.
- Pair the controller in the same inquiry as the lamps.
- File the programme with the structure's own records.
Pairing programmable strings with control
A programmable string is half an order. The other half is the controller that runs it and the power arrangement that feeds it, and both are specified against the string: the pixel-controller series page names the controller model the product pages reference and lists the pairing questions, while the controller-choosing articles on the blog take the buyer's side of the same conversation.
Customisation travels with the design here: the model page's notes list cover, connector and cable-length options that change how a string dresses a frame, and they are worth raising in the inquiry rather than after delivery.
Before you order
Ask which configuration in this series fits your project — one form covers every line, and the reply quotes against your model, quantity and destination.