Hello! Unfortunately, this fixture has been discontinued. As an alternative, we suggest the Pixelstorm 240 - www.blizzardpro.com/products/pixelstorm-240

Hello! There is no factory reset on the console. But, just by tapping the New Show under the Backup screen, this gives you a blank slate to work with. Hope this helps!

Sadly, the fiber connections are for output only, sorry. FWIW we've had mixed luck with HDMI->Fiber converters regardless of whether or not they're going into a video wall processor. Maybe try something like a BlackMagicDesign HDMI->3G SDI converter instead? Good luck!

We didn't know what the plot was, either. That's why it's just a trailer. 😂

Yes, you absolutely can just put the SoC-It into AP mode and connect to its network directly. To do this, tap the XLR tab until the LED turns blue, then press and hold until it is flashing blue, then press and hold one more time to confirm changing the mode to AP mode. After a quick reboot the SoC-It's LED will now be flashing blue and you should be able to find your SoC-It in your phone/tablet's available networks list. Please refer to the the quick start guide for your SoC-It's default network password, keeping in mind that you can also change this password in the config section of At Full once you're connected. Once you're connected to the SoC-It in AP mode, the front LED will turn a solid blue, and it will show up automatically in your Device List/Configuration page of At Full. We don't usually recommend using the AP mode long term, or for permanent installs. Mainly because if you're connected to the SoC-It, that means your device is offline. This means you wont be able to save any of your patches/shows/queues online. Additionally, when connected to an offline network, both iOS and Android have a tendency to try to be helpful and will automatically jump to other networks that it knows are online, or will even use your data plan. You can mitigate this a little by turning off your mobile data while using the SoC-It in AP mode. Lastly, the SoC-It's AP network doesn't have a very strong signal. Using a dedicated router will provide a much strong signal for connecting and staying connected. Depending on your use case, this might not matter, but I just wanted to provide a heads up.

When the SoC-It is in EZ connect mode (front LED flashing green), it is not quite on the network yet. When you enter your network's password into At Full it does a search of any SoC-It devices in the area. This can be via bluetooth, and then a 2.4ghz wireless signal if the bluetooth fails. Once it confirms without a doubt that the SoC-It is actually a SoC-It and not an imposter, it then sends it the password you provided, as well as the SSID of the network you're on directly to the SoC-It. From there, the SoC-it will then attempt to join your network using that SSID and password. If it's successful, the front LED will turn solid green, if it fails to connect to your network, it'll flash yellow for a little bit before trying again.

Yes it works with lumiair

Thanks for the feedback, but why is that a bummer? Where would you suggest they go? If they were on the bottom, the brackets would need to be around 4" longer, which wouldn't be great, either.

My idea was to use them on poles with clamps , i prefer a clean look . I guess it really depends how it is used. But it would've been cool with the hypno beams for eye candy.

Thanks for the question! The fixture plugs into standard wall power and will work without a DMX controller or with one. Using a DMX controller with it will give you full control over the fixture, but you can still "set it and forget it" without a controller.

Made my day to hear that thank you that’s great news !👍

6500K! Thanks for the question!

Thanks for the question - the IP rating is the main difference between these fixtures!

They are aluminum! Thanks!

If i use the Soc it on 1 can i daisy chsin with dmx?

@@monarcheventservices1711 Absolutely.

Bummer, but I don't think those were ours!

@@blizzardlighting but I checked closely to the company it said blizzard light with those waterproof lights

@@unerringsalt6325 We don't offer any waterproof moving head fixtures (yet). We do have other waterproof fixtures which may have been installed there and if so, they've been there for about 10 years now.

​@@blizzardlightingoh interesting then....

I wonder how they survived in water

Hey Scott, yep, absolutely. Push the front panel dial once to enter the menu and you'll see the brightness setting right at the top. Push the knob again to enter the brightness setting adjustment, use the dial to get the brightness where you want it, then press the knob again to store the new setting. Use <ESC> to return to the home screen. That's it!

It sure can! Once you have your fixtures patched, you can create a "Panel" that will allow you to group whatever channels you want to a single dimmer. The page will show all Common Channels that your fixtures share at the top, but if you scroll down you can select exactly which fixtures and channels you want tied to the dimmer. Or you can set the channels at specific values and then set them to a single button. You can even add a fade to that button for maximum effect with minimal input.

We can't wait to see what you put together!

@@blizzardlighting coming soon! I'll showcase them at my next event and film some footage for ya :)

Yes, they are fanned fixtures.

@@blizzardlighting Blizzard uses some of the noisiest fans avaiable. Cheaper isn't better in this case. How much more would it cost to have quiet fans???

@@marvinshomo While "use noisy fan" is not part of our product development process, you're entitled to the opinion. We design fixtures with various specs, sizes & applications in mind so understand they're not perfect for everyone. If you have specific product question, we're happy to answer it; just drop us a note: support@blizzardpro.com

@@marvinshomo Oh boy. Yep, you caught us, when we go fan shopping we think "let's buy the noisiest fans we can find." 🙄 Except nah, we don't. We understand people are annoyed by noisy fans... because we are, too! We try our best to find the quietest fans available for the fixture's required CFM. Beyond that, do you own any HOTBOXes? The fans are variable speed and virtually silent in them, even at full speed. Now, if you have a fixture with a noisy fan, you can--and should--contact support@blizzardpro.com and they'll get it fixed for you!

Hey Thomas, thanks for the feedback. We can't put them on the front for obvious reasons, and putting them on the back means you can never use the fixture without the mounting brackets, or that the mounting brackets would have to be mega long to accommodate the cabling. The endcaps aren't big enough, so the sides are sorta the only place they fit, unless we're missing something. Got any suggestions?

@@blizzardlighting Right angle IEC and dmx cables. Also, how would you use them without the brackets?

@@thomasheath6029 You can set the fixture directly on the ground on two sides. If we moved the connectors to the bottom, that wouldn't be possible. Guess we're still not sure of the problem you're trying to solve, but there are definitely certain instances where right angle cables could make sense!

Hi Sam -- there is no factory reset option for the Puck.

We like where your (moving?!) head is at there!

Thanks David, we typically make several types of videos such as light shows, first look previews & hands-on demos; so stay tuned for the Keyframe's close-up with one of our product managers!

Hey Mark, no need to buy multiple SoC-Its if the fixtures are daisy chained, and yep, control them from the At Full app on your phone or tablet!

Yes, as long as the Art-Net device is on the same network as the device running At Full, and responding to Art-Net poll requests, it should show up in the Device List!