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DL.1 User Manual
Features and Specifications
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Chapter 1:
Features and Specifications
The DL.1 (Digital Light 1) fixture merges video projection and automated lighting 
technologies with a DMX controllable video light engine housed in a moving yoke 
fixture. DL.1 itself doesn't generate images; it is a mechanical means of displaying 
video images onto a stage with automated control of zoom, focus, and other video-
related parameters. DL.1 fixtures can be used in conjunction with the Catalyst Media 
Server and Catalyst Version 3.0 software, or alone to project images from DVDs, 
videos and other compatible media.
The optional 
Digital Eye Technology provides a fully equipped digital camera and IR 
illuminator to project live video on its local unit or another DL.1 fixture through an 
ethernet link. Combining camera and light from the same source allow for a unique 
point of view. Camera features include optical and digital zoom, frame rate and invert 
effects.  Combining the camera with IR illuminator allows focus and fading in 
blackout situations. The ability to point the camera at it’s own projection and 
adjusting zoom creates unique realtime video feedback and “hall of mirrors” effects.
This manual gives you information about the setup, operation and maintenance of 
the DL.1 fixture. For additional information specific to the projector housed in the 
DL.1 including projector maintenance, onboard menu and troubleshooting, see the 
projector’s user manual shipped with your fixture.
Features
Operation
DMX512 compatible control (pan, tilt, dimming iris, zoom, focus, and others)
High resolution stepper motors (180,000 steps per revolution) to provide smooth, 
16-bit movement control
400
° 
pan, 270
°
 tilt
Variable 100–200V, 50/60Hz or 200-240V, 50/60Hz power input
On-board menu system with dot matrix display 
Accepts RGBHV, VGA, S-Video inputs
TalkBack™ protocol—standard in High End Systems automated luminaires,  
provides bi-directional communication to electronic feedback on sensor function, 
lamp life, and other details needed for maintenance purposes.