Use the same lighting desk features on a PC – Familiar features used in lighting desks such as cues, cue lists, sub-masters, grandmasters, and faders make it easy for experienced programmers and lighting designers to learn e:cue software and use the same features on a PC and on the Lighting Control Engine.

Create animations using Wizards – Easily generate chasers, dynamic scrolling text, graphic animations, and map video content using software wizards.

Program time and date triggers – Use specific date and time triggers in three calculation modes to start lighting shows based on sunrise, sunset, specific holidays including full support for daylight savings functionality and other time-related triggers.

Use the Sequencer to compose shows with a visual timeline – The Sequencer, as an intuitive timeline sequencing tool, displays video as single frames and audio data as a waveform, and can record manually evoked events.

Combine functional and creative lighting – Use intelligent DMX512 and DALI lighting control in one application, with a single graphical user interface over mobile devices.

Control large numbers of DMX512/RDM channels and pixels – Design simple to complex lighting shows requiring control of up to 65,536 DMX512/RDM channels up to 25,000 RDM fixtures or control up to 750,000 RGB pixels with Emotion FX via e:net and Butler DMX512/RDM output devices.

Integrate Input/Output signals for external triggering – Allows integration of external control devices through various protocols to initiate various functions in the software.

IC LAS Premium: AA67286003I

IC LAS Enterprise: AA67288003I