Description
The Chauvet DJ PIX Flex Drive is the processing and power center of the PIX Flex system, which controls the PIX Flex 20 LED flexible strip for creating stunning visual effects with color changing options and pixel mapping for showing video and motion graphics. The unit provides versatile control options including DMX, Art-Net, and sACN (Streaming ACN) to support the gamut of touring, rental, and installation markets. Configuration is simple, using the built-in OLED display and menu. Up to four PIX Flex 20 strips can be controlled, or up to eight strips with the optional PIX Flex Boost, which allows you to drive up to 1920 LEDs. Easily daisy-chain fixtures directly from the two outputs of the Flex Drive, while the advanced power management design allows for the positioning of the Flex Drive up to 50' away from the first Flex 20. Multiple control personalities are possible for detailed pixel-level control or simple plug and play options using the 17/34 channel modes. The Chauvet Professional PIX Flex Drive works with Arkaos Media Master Express for a plug-n-play system that requires almost no training to operate.None The processing and power center of the PIX Flex system drives the PIX Flex 20 pixel productVersatile control options include DMX, Art-Net, and sACN (streaming ACN) to support the touring/rental/installation marketsQuickly and easily configure the PIX Flex Drive using the built-in OLED display and menuEasily configure your PIX Flex 20 by assigning the pixel count/output (2 total)Supports up to 4 PIX Flex 20 rolls, or up to 8 with the PIX Flex Boost (sold separately)Easily daisy-chain fixtures directly from the 2 outputs of the Flex DriveAdvanced power management design allows you to position the Flex Drive up to 50' away from your first Flex 20Works with Arkaos Media Master Express for a plug-n-play system that requires almost no training to operateSupports RDM over Artnet and full webserver interface for remote configuration and firmware updatesMultiple control personalities offer flexibility for detailed pixel-level control or simplified plug-and-play options using the 17/34 channel modes