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Previously model rail-roader had been satisfied if the lights on
some houses and some streetlamps would be switched-on or -off from
time to time. For exemplary effects (e.g. neon lamps) special
units and modules had to be used.
An absolute exemplary realistic light control will be THE
OPTICAL EVENT of any model railway layout.
To make the illumination on a model railway layout to an event nowadays modern technology will be used: besides electric light
bulbs and incandescent lamps tiny light emitting diodes (white and blue ones as well), light chains and even high tension
light-foils will be used -even inside of moving units. A comfortable
light control produces all required effects via software flexible
and at low cost.
Light@Night produces all
light effects directly with a PC. This enables not only the creation
of exemplary, individual light effects and a comfortable
configuration but also the application of a simple and cheap
hardware. The connection of incandescent lamps and LED`s will
be made via an universal Light-Display which has to be connected
together with a Light-Interface to a parallel interface port of a
Windows-PC. Each Light-Display contains 40 controlled outputs. Up
to 4 Light-Displays can be connected in series to each other. The
configuration is very flexible.The light effects can be set to any
output by a simple mouse-click. Almost any possible effect used on
a model railway layout will be supported. Each effect on each
output will be individual and realistic created.
The scope of supply includes a large detailed
manual. You will get detailed information for the professional
connection of incandescent lamps and LED`s and about the design of
light effects on a model railway layout as well as their
configuration within the software.
Click here for further
details about configuration
Surely you are using presently a PC for monitoring
and control of your (digital) model railway layout. You can use this
PC for Light@Night as well.
Or you can find probably an older PC (from Windows 95) which will be
excellent for using it for Light@Night.
Technical Data
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Up to 160 outputs on one PC
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Creating exemplary on- and off-schwitching
effects on each output
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No excessive programming but simple assignment
in accordance to switch groups
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Non restricted amount of switching groups possible
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External release of light effects through
Railware, keyboard or any contacts
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Daytimes: dawn, day, dusk and night
PC Requirements
| Light@Night
stand alone on one PC |
| Windows 95, 98, Me |
- 32MByte main memory
- graphics board/ monitor with at least 800x800
resolution
- vacant parallel interface port
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| Windows NT4, 2000, XP |
- 64MByte main memory
- graphics board/ monitor with at least 800x800
resolution
- vacant parallel interface port
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| Light@Night
together with model railway control software |
Windows 95, 98, Me
(not recommended) |
- 32MByte vacant main memory in addition to the
recommendation of the control software supplier. Minimum 64MByte
- graphics board/ monitor with at least 800x800
resolution
- vacant parallel interface port
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| Windows NT4, 2000, XP |
- 32MByte vacant main memory in addition to the
recommendation of the control software supplier. Minimum 128MByte
- graphics board/ monitor with at least 800x800
resolution
- vacant parallel interface port
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click here for information about the
remote control of light effects within the comfort version
click here for information about the
coupling of Light@Night with Railware
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