BAESSGEN QUATRIX Projector unit for PRESENTATIONS AS NEW The QUATRIX is a highly versatile control unit which can control up to four projectors of practically any type, as well as relays and other devices — and it can read and translate a number of control signals in various formats. Universality and easy-of-use are two hallmarks of the QUATRIX. Its menu-based editing system and configurable output ports allow you to adapt the QUATRIX to practically any imaginable presentation need. The QUATRIX also understands a multitude of control signals. Whether it be PlusTrac (or compatible signals), Freetrac, Dataton Syncode, Leitz DU24, Simda F101, Imatronic, Kindermann, Kodak P-Bus or the signals of earlier Bässgen units, the QUATRIX handles with ease the control languages of the past and present while opening fascinating possibilities for future developments. What’s more, the QUATRIX can accept these control signals in analog as well as digitally-encoded form. Here’s how this works: the QUATRIX identifies the incoming signal and optimizes the data for a set of virtual projectors inside. It then creates and sends out the commands executable by the actual projectors attached to it. Not only projectors benefit from this: 10-volt interfaces, auxiliary relays, CD-players (via ESI-codes), standard remote controls, and custom-made control pads are equally controllable. And it doesn’t stop there: the built-in Timecode opens you to the multi-faceted world of timecode programming using Bässgen’s state-of-the-bit IMAGIX software. Includes 4 interfaces Baessgen TA-4001 + computer connection lead. New cost $2,500 for unit without interfaces

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