The CueCore2 is a compact form-factor lighting controller for (semi-)permanent installations, designed for architectural and architainment, show lighting, facade lighting, museums, churches, cruise ships, exhibition booths, shopping centers, hotels and restaurants, discoteques, gardens and lounges. Built for non-stop operation, the CueCore2 has no moving parts; the unit is completely solid-state and achieves a remarkable level of reliability that allows lighting engineers to ‘fit and forget’. Although it is bundled with various supporting software tools, once programmed, the CueCore2 can operate completely stand-alone. It will playback lighting shows, static scenes and dynamic effects through its two DMX-512 universes. The unit can be programmed to respond to a variety of incoming protocols or scheduled to time or day. First of all the CueCore2 is a lighting controller. Featuring six independent playbacks, the CueCore2 can handle lighting in multiple zones or challenging HTP/LTP requirements. Lighting shows designed on third-party consoles can easily be recorded inside the CueCore2. It also offers features to create seamless loops in your recording. Recording external shows can be through DMX, Art-Net or sACN. The CueCore2 offers an impressive collection of protocols, from typical lighting protocols such as DMX-512, Art-Net, sACN and KiNet, to protocols that allow you to interact with any kind of non-lighting equipment such as GPI, MIDI, UDP, TCP & OSC. It also supports timecode protocols like SMPTE and MTC. The autonomous behaviour of the CueCore2 can be customised by flexible show-control programming. This functionality enables you to automate the show playback. You can define triggers based on any incoming protocol, and convert signals from one protocol into another. A grid of multiple CueCores, all networked together, meets the capacity required by large lighting systems. The CueCore2 is fitted with a fluent master-slave protocol for synchronising multiple units. The CueCore2 is the central member of a product family that includes the QuadCore, for extended DMX universe capacity, the IoCore2, for additional GPI, GPO and RS-232 ports, the B-Station, a wall-mount button panel, and the RdmSplitter, a DMX signal booster/splitter.

Stand-Alone Playback

Simultaneous playback of dynamic DMX shows or static lighting scenes. They can be recorded from DMX, Art-Net, sACN or CueluxPro.

Show Control

Events can be triggered via weekdays, date, time, sunrise, sunset, DMX, Art-Net, sACN, HTML, TCP, UDP and OSC.

Timecode

Trigger events or synchronise playback by timecode. Both units support Art-Net, CueCore2 also features SMPTE and MTC.

MIDI (CueCore2 only)

IN and OUT port supporting MIDI, MSC and MMC. Incoming messages can be used to trigger functions within the CueCore2.

GPI (CueCore2 only)

The GPI port features 4 dry contact-closures, which can trigger any event within the CueCore2. The ports can also be set to 0-10V level input.

• 2 x DMX-512 opto-isolated (in or out)
• Art-Net & sACN (in and out)
• KiNet (out)
• MIDI, MSC & MMC
• OSC & UDP (in and out)
• TCP triggers (in)
• GPI port with 4 contact-closures or 0-10V inputs
• On-board lighting controller with 6 independent playbacks
• DMX, Art-Net and sACN show recorder
• Scheduling with Real-Time clock, weekdays and sunrise/sunset
• NTP time synchronisation
• SMPTE, MTC and Art-Net timecode slave
• Show Control function (connect any input to any output)
• Master/slave protocol for synchronising multiple units
• Compatible with Kiosc
• PoE
• Desktop or DIN Rail mounted
• Kensington lock