Re: A better ILDA projector deal than the REKE 500
I'm interested! I was just asked to create a plan for a laser projection solution for a friends trade show booth. Sending a PM with the details!
Adding the text from second post to this one so I don't have 2 back to back:
Actually, going to repost my questions on here in case Linna or the others want to add their $.02.....
So, I was asked by friends of mine that do trade shows to come up with a solution to project their logo on the ceiling of the dealer's room of the conventions they go to. I'm thinking this might be the unit for them!
So, a couple of questions:
1) This unit is listed as Input: AC100~240V, 50/60Hz, Total Power: 40W - When you have it plugged in to AC/does the voltage get stepped down to DC volts before powering any of the components? Can this be bypassed by sending the properly regulated voltage directly into the circuit? I'm asking because they are running everything on battery power in the booth and it will be more efficent to not have to invert the power to AC just to have the unit convert it back to DC to run the unit. So, would it run at 12 volts? How many amps would it draw?
2) This unit should be connected to a computer running QS LaserShow or a similar software to build the show to send the ILDA format, correct? Can this unit store the data to run the file without a computer, or does the unit need to be connected to a computer at all times in order to work? Are the cables also supplied to connect to the computer? Is there a small hardware solution, that anyone knows of, that can feed ILDA data to the unit without the need for a computer?
3) Can the unit be positioned toward the ceiling or does it always need to be oriented horizontally in order to work and cool properly?
Thanks!