Lehigh Debuts impress DMX Architectural Controls at USITTLehigh Electric Products will introduce Collage impress architectural controls at USITT Stage Expo, March 29-31, in Long Beach California. Lehigh will be exhibiting in booth 640. Lehigh is introducing a new product line that is based on DMX512 for the advancing LED market. impress DMX offers the same features as the Collage impress architectural controls using DMX512 communication for simple integration into any DMX-based lighting system. All of the stations offer a state- of-the-art capacitive touch interface for architectural lighting control the company says. impress DMX provides control for 120 DMX channels and 18 presets, and includes support for color LEDs with virtual intensity control for RGB fixtures. The company says this system is ideal for restaurants, themed-retail, conference rooms, houses of worship, convention centers, and theatre house light control. The LCD display, buttons, and touch sliders provide an easy to use interface for preset recall, level, color, and fade time editing, master raise/lower control for presets, zones or grouped zones, according to the company. The touch sliders, each with a 10-segment LED bargraph, provide quick adjustments with a single touch for color select, full on, off, or intensity enter color mode. Users can select from 256 colors with the slider while color names are displayed in the LCD. The DTM6xx master can operate as a standalone controller, with multiple masters, and remote stations. The DTM6xx masters, DTE606RL, and DTE-LCD remotes include infrared remote control. Options include wireless DMX, partition control, and a 0-10V or contact closure output interface. 
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