You choose the songs
for your Animated Lighting products: At a price of $35 per
song for 16 light channels, $60 per song for 32 light channels or $85 for 48
channels, we will add any of the songs you like (any combination of the songs above
and the songs below) and their associated lighting shows on SD (Secure
Digital) cards.
Select your Start and Stop times:
We can set your Start times and Stop times
for each day of the week. For $25 we will program and store
this information in the SD (Secure Digital) card when we store
your holiday songs and their associated lighting shows.
Lighting effects after your songs or even
between your songs: Many of
our customers have asked us for a way that they can have their
“show” run every 20 minutes (or every 30 minutes depending on
the number of songs selected). For $35 we can turn all your
lighting channels on steady (or have them fade up and down
slowly, your choice). We will program this, store this
information in the SD (Secure Digital) card when we store your
holiday songs and their associated lighting shows.
For more information, or to order
your shows, contact us at Animated Lighting sales at
816.941.0400 or email us at
productsales@animatedlighting.com
Want to go over-the-top and have a show
created by one of our professional designers? Checkout our
megashows.
Just a recommendation but it's a proven
winner. Your controller (we call it Controller A) should be set for address 0/0.
See details on the
Standard Channel Mapping page.
Two of our 16 channel controllers are used
with a 32 channel layout. The first controller is A
(with the address set for 0/0) and the second controller is B
(with the address set for 0/7). This is a suggested
layout. Keep in mind the color groupings can be moved
to other parts of your display as you see fit. Many
people will put multiple light channels in each bush so they
appear to change colors. In the example below, instead
of 16 separate bushes, there would be only eight, but two
channels in each bush where the A channels could be clear
lights and the B channels could be blue lights. See
details on the
Standard Channel Mapping page.
Three of our 16 channel controllers are used
with a 48 channel layout (Controllers A, B and C). The first controller is A
(with the address set for 0/0), the second controller is B
(with the address set for 0/7) and the third controller is C
(with the address set for 1/0). This is a suggested
layout. Keep in mind the color groupings can be moved
to other parts of your display as you see fit. Many
people will put multiple light channels in each bush so they
appear to change colors. In the example below, instead
of 16 separate bushes, there would be only eight, but two
channels in each bush where the A channels could be clear
lights and the B channels could be blue lights. See
details on the
Standard Channel Mapping page.
We've
all seen the LED bulbs that can replace standard screw in
incandescent C7/C9 versions. Each draws less than one watt
of power, have at least a 30,000 hour lifespan and are made of
plastic so they're almost indestructible. The bad news is
these LED bulbs are designed to be either on or off. Dimming the
LED
bulbs dramatically shorten their lifespan to anywhere
from 1-15,000 hours. Obviously, using LED based C7/C9
bulbs reduce your electrical consumption but how
practical are they with computerized shows? Very! We
have taken several of our shows, removed all the dimming
effects and optimized everything for LED based C7/C9 bulbs.
Rest assured it looks great and you can brag your display is
very green for the environment.