@prastiutza You establish all of your beam positions within the QuickTargets Beam Settings dialog box. There you can setup 32 separate beam positions, including different beam powers and even zones (i.e. projectors) from which the beams will be projected. These are, effectively, "global settings". After that, you create sequences in the QuickTargets section of the software. Note that, cues do not really contain beam POSITIONS themselves - only beam numbers. This provides the greatest flexibility
So just getting into lasers and was wondering when bounced of mirrors are they cast to the unoccupied part of the dance floor or where exactly should they terminate once bounced? I would guess the laser loses power once they hit the mirror and render them pretty much safe on the guests etc that are on the floor? I also wonder what type of mirros for mobile djs would be best?
The determination of a laser's safety is not made by the power, but rather how it's used. We would recommend you review safety-related information on our web site. Regarding the particular brand names of lasers, like many products, the quality of the laser projector is proportional to the price that you pay. Both of these companies offer inexpensive lasers, and expensive ones. You'll need to determine what quality and price is best for you.
HI.when i make a quick target beam sequence and i save to a local cue with drag and drop and then i modify position on target menu and make a new sequence and save to a cue all saved target cue modify the position from last position on target menu.why don't remember position from each.what to make to solve that?thank you
Why is the minimum relative power as high as 10%? If you have for instance a 3 W laser it seems a bit dangerous that you can't go below 300 mW when fiddling around and finding your targets...
Power levels of lasers are not perfectly lineair. As such 1 laser can output 400mw, the other could also be completely gone. 300mw, modulated is not per say dangerous. All is determined on location by the LSO.
@prastiutza You establish all of your beam positions within the QuickTargets Beam Settings dialog box. There you can setup 32 separate beam positions, including different beam powers and even zones (i.e. projectors) from which the beams will be projected. These are, effectively, "global settings". After that, you create sequences in the QuickTargets section of the software. Note that, cues do not really contain beam POSITIONS themselves - only beam numbers. This provides the greatest flexibility
So just getting into lasers and was wondering when bounced of mirrors are they cast to the unoccupied part of the dance floor or where exactly should they terminate once bounced? I would guess the laser loses power once they hit the mirror and render them pretty much safe on the guests etc that are on the floor? I also wonder what type of mirros for mobile djs would be best?
The determination of a laser's safety is not made by the power, but rather how it's used. We would recommend you review safety-related information on our web site.
Regarding the particular brand names of lasers, like many products, the quality of the laser projector is proportional to the price that you pay. Both of these companies offer inexpensive lasers, and expensive ones. You'll need to determine what quality and price is best for you.
HI.when i make a quick target beam sequence and i save to a local cue with drag and drop and then i modify position on target menu and make a new sequence and save to a cue all saved target cue modify the position from last position on target menu.why don't remember position from each.what to make to solve that?thank you
i want the strongest laser i can have in my house safely .
750-1000mW good ? or a little stronger ?
laserworld or xlasers make the best lasers ?
Why is the minimum relative power as high as 10%? If you have for instance a 3 W laser it seems a bit dangerous that you can't go below 300 mW when fiddling around and finding your targets...
Power levels of lasers are not perfectly lineair. As such 1 laser can output 400mw, the other could also be completely gone. 300mw, modulated is not per say dangerous. All is determined on location by the LSO.