Quasar Science Firmware Update: Enhanced RGBX Linear LED Fixtures with Wireless DMX, Latest Takes Precedence Merging Function and Improved Dimming Control

Quasar Science has recently released Firmware v0.9a for its Double Rainbow and Rainbow 2 RGBX linear LED fixtures, bringing a host of new features and improvements to users. The update includes advanced routing modes and allows any RR or R2 fixture to act as a CRMX transmitter. Additionally, the dimming engine has been enhanced for better performance.

One of the key features introduced in Firmware v0.9a is the ability for any RR or R2 fixture to route a wired input signal and transmit it out as Wireless DMX. This feature allows for greater flexibility in signal routing and management, enabling users to independently assign input and output universes when using sACN or Art-Net protocols. Furthermore, users can now assign a universe color to the wireless status LED, providing a visual reference for which fixtures are linked to which RR-R2s when in TX mode.

Another notable feature in the firmware update is the Latest Takes Precedence merging function, which enables two control devices on the same local network to send Multicast sACN at the same priority. This feature enhances control and coordination between different lighting setups by prioritizing one device over another in case of conflicts. The update also includes improvements in low-end dimming performance in the 0-30 percent range, ensuring smoother and more precise dimming control.

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