Reliable, feature-filled wireless DMX and dimming for lighting, props, costumes, and scenery.
Problem: Fades are not smooth, channels intermittently black-out for a second or more. Cause 1 (most likely): The RC4 system depends on RF signals getting from the transmitter to the receivers. An antenna is under the top cover of each RC4 wireless device -- one at...
Problem: You need to operate two or more RC4 systems in close proximity without interference. Solution: We've taken care of part of this problem for you at the factory. Every user is issued their own set of unique digital IDs. Nobody else has your IDs. If you set...
Problem: You only have one RC4 system but you suspect there might be another one operating nearby. Solution: If you are using anRC4Magic system, this is not a problem. Every system uses a unique System ID. other systems operating nearby will be using their own ID....
We've been designing wireless dimming since 1991 and have provided systems to Disney, Cirque du Soleil, and many others. RC4Magic was introduced to select beta testers in 2006 and released for open sale -- fully debugged -- in 2007. The improved RC4Magic Series 2...
RC4Magic does not provide ACN support, and we have not provided an RJ-45 connector for DMX over CAT-5. Our electronics currently meet DMX-512/1990 (4uSec), and are DMX-512A ready, via standard 5-pin XLR connections. In the future we will be adding Remote Device...
RC4Magic Wireless DMX and Dimming employs low-power direct sequence spread-spectrum (DSSS) digital RF in the 2.4GHz ISM (Industrial/Scientific/Medical) band. One RC4Magic system consumes 1/15th of the available spectrum in that band. (Compare this with a WiFi...
RC4Magic works well through more than half the typical USITT Stage Expo tradeshow floor. We run careful tests every year, and performance is always great. In this case, we have our DMXio transmitter sitting on our display table. It is NOT elevated above people and...