ADJ adds to its Pixie Strip Series

Said to be four times more powerful than the existing Pixie Driver 2000, ADJ’s Pixie Driver 8000 model features eight independent output ports for connecting Pixie Strip fixtures using the system’s proprietary four-pin combined power and data connections. Each port is capable of driving up to 1,020 pixels of Pixie Strip fixtures using the KlingNet, Art-Net or sACN protocols. This means that up to 34 Pixie Strip 30s, 17 Pixie Strip 60s or eight Pixie Strip 120s can be connected to each port. Washer Lock Washer

Power is supplied to the Pixie Driver 8000 via a standard PowerLock input socket and the unit features two Ethernet ports. All input/output sockets are located on the rear panel where there are also separate fuses for each output port and a safety eye, should the unit need to be flown within a lighting rig. For this purpose, the device is also supplied with a bolt hole and matching bolt to allow connection to a truss clamp (not included).

On the front panel is an OLED display screen which provides a menu interface, navigated using the four push buttons below. This provides easy configuration of the connected fixtures and chosen control protocol as well as providing access to manual RGB mode, which is suitable for testing, and internal programs that allow for standalone operation without the need for an external control system. The front panel is also home to a power switch and USB port, which can be used to load future firmware updates.

The Pixie Driver 8000 weighs 6.1kg and measures 294mm x 480mm x 120mm (LxWxH). The unit is fitted with rubber feet and is also supplied with rack ears, which allow it to mount in a standard 19-inch equipment rack using 2U of space. Along with a standard power input cable, it is supplied with a 3m four-pin cable for connecting between the device and a Pixie Strip fixture – further fixtures can either be daisy-chained from the first or connected to another port. A range of cables are available (sold separately), varying in length from 30cm to 15m.

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