The Pocket Console® Basic mod
The Pocket Console® Basic model

The Original Basic Pocket Console® DMX

$319.99

The Basic model provides a single scene with 8 Channels of up to 512 patchable dimmers or attributes.

(Mini-Maglite shown for size comparison only)

In stock (can be backordered)

SKU: N/A
Category: Pocket Console® DMX
Tag: BCI

Description

The Pocket Console® is the inexpensive source for the smallest, most graphic “hands-on” and “user-friendly” DMX-512 theatrical lighting console made.

  • It is small, lightweight, portable and designed to be hand held
  • Levels are set using eight faders (slider pots)
  • Each FADER has an associated bump button
  • 512 dimmer addresses are patchable to any of the eight faders/li>
  • The faders are patchable using from 0 to 512 dimmer addresses per fader
  • The unit is powered by a 9v battery OR by a 120v AC power supply

If you are looking for a basic and reliable device to test, setup or run a DMX-512 controlled, single universe system, this is the product you need.

 

Additional information

Weight 2 lbs
Dimensions 6.625 × 3.25 × 1.375 in

Reviews

  1. Nigel P Holbrough (verified owner) –

    Whilst working on the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the 15th Asian Games, your little desk tool was most useful during the set-up for testing and fault finding lighting elements without having to bother the Board Op’s in the control room. Other LX Tech’s who saw and used it were most impressed with its form and function.

    Date Added: 12/23/2006 by Nigel P Holbrough – Dubai

  2. Jim Fortner (verified owner) –

    Praise the Lord and Pass the Pocket Console!
    From: Jim Fortner
    To: http://www.thepocketconsole.com
    Subject: Pocket DMX Console

    I purchased one of your pocket consoles last fall.While I did not have any particular need for it, it just seemed like a useful device to have. Besides my day job as a mainframe software engineer, I am also in the role of LD for a medium-sized church in South Florida. Last month, while changing planes in Atlanta on Sunday morning, I received a call from the church sound tech letting me know that none of the platform lights or house lights were coming on. After trying a POR of the light console, we determined that there was no DMX signal getting to lights.

    What could I do from Atlanta?

    Then I remembered that I had left the Pocket Console at the church. I was able to tell the sound tech how to hook it up and how to find the patch map on the down console and enter the patches into your console. We had worked through the first one when I had to board for a flight to Dallas. After hanging up, the sound tech was able to move the rest of the patch mapping over and run the service from your console. When I got to Dallas (after the service was over), I called and found out that with the exception of the people that were in early to see the initial panic, nobody knew that there was even a problem!

    In my mind, the Pocket Console paid for itself that morning. Not only did it do the job, but the programming was easy enough for a non-lighting person to set it up and manage it with minimal telephone support. What a great product! I have recommended it to others as a fallback device.

    Good job.
    Jim Fortner
    Date Added: 05/08/2006 by Jim Fortner

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