Pathway Choreo Arch Controller 1024

Choreo™ provides full-featured, stand-alone programming and playback for dynamic
DMX512 lighting systems, all in a three-gang wall box.
Choreo's natural language interface makes the selection of lights, adjustment of their
attributes, and the recording of reference libraries, memories and cues fast and simple.
Once programmed, use the screen as a virtual button/slider station, or use Pathway
NSB Wall Stations (PWWSI NPOE or PWWSI N485 series) to trigger memories or cues.
Other events can be triggered from the astronomical clock, DMX or Network DMX,
contact closures or the Lua API via RS232 or Telnet.

• Up to 2 Universes (1024 channels) of DMX512 output directly from Choreo
• Silent, capacitive touch screen operation
• Edit all show attributes including color, intensity, position, and timing from the touchscreen without a computer or console
• Supports E1.31 sACN, Pathway ssACN, Pathport Protocol, Art-Net and KiNET DMX-over-Ethernet protocols
• Natural language control uses "real world" terms and labels rather than slot numbers and data-level values
• No hard limits on the number of memories, cues, chases or playbacks
• Continually updated fixture library, currently with over 3,600 commonly available, multi-attribute lights
• Timecode-based playback and astronomical or time clock event triggering
• Context-sensitive Help Overlays provide assistance without interrupting workflow
• USB port for updates and showfile backup
• Support for remote VNC
• Web server for alternate method of backup, restore and software upgrade
• Seamless file transfer with Cognito 2 lighting consoles over the network; show files are compatible between Choreo and Cognito2
• Free downloable off-line editor (OLE) for Windows and macOS
• Lua interpreter for advanced scripting and remote triggering
• Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) operation simplifies installation, optionally powered by auxiliary 24VDC input
• Rack-mount adapter and Desktop Consolette accessories available
• Also available in DIN-mount (PWCHOREO DIN) form facto