W-DMX™ Celebrates 100,000 Unit Sales with Vodka and Meatballs

Wireless Solution Sweden AB is celebrating sales of 100,000 W-DMX™ units during PLASA 2011 in typical Swedish style – with a vodka and meatball party of course! Join the celebration at stand 2-R13 in the White Light Zone on Monday, September 12 at 3:00pm

Before the party, please join Wireless Solution at the Wireless University seminar on Monday September 12 from 1.30pm – 2.15pm in the Whitehall Room, Earls Court 2. The seminar aims to educate the industry on the technology and benefits of wireless DMX. For free registration, click here.

While enjoying cocktails and Swedish meatballs, check out the newest member of the W-DMX™ Generation 4 product line, the W-DMX™ BlueBox RDM Controller, a PC based DMX and RDM controller for controlling large rigs of RDM enabled products. It allows users to search for any RDM enabled product in a DMX/RDM Network, automatically patch and control the fixture, receive status updates and configure settings such as fixture mode, lamp on/off and more. Bluebox works with the W-DMX™ G4 range and will automatically search for and find any G4 transmitters and RDM enabled G4 receivers. Signal strength and wireless channels are displayed, plus configuration options such as signal power, transmitter/receiver pairing and compatibility modes.

In fact, the entire G4 product line will be on display. The G4 product line not only repairs corrupted data and vouches for maximum security by running on dual band, it includes Adaptive Frequency Hopping technology to avoid interference from Wi-fi, Intercom and other radio products, W-DMX invisi-wire and data-safe technologies for unparalleled fidelity, and support of RDM (Remote Device Management) so units can be configured remotely with no fuss or cables. W-DMX G4 is the only product on the market to support the 5.8GHz band as standard, ensuring that even if the 2.4GHz band becomes too crowded with other users, your lighting control remains rock solid. G4 also has the highest output power, up to 800mW on 2.45GHz and 1000mW on 5.8GHz.