Our QMP-M1RN-TR and QMP-MI Monopoints allow the use of a remote low voltage transformer. The Multipoints all have integral electronic low voltage transformers.

All of our Quick Connect fixtures ( pendants or track heads) will work on the Monopoints and Multipoints.

Quick Connect elements mount directly to the Monopoints or Multipoints, a separate adapter is not needed.

First of all, you might consider whether it might not be better to wait until getting to the UK to buy transformers. There's not much of a market in the US for converters, since there is only one electrical standard in the US and Canada. Europe seems to be a little more aware of the existence of different electrical standards in the world, and thus stores probably have better availability and wider selection.

Yes, but you must use a #8 gauge wire to compensate for the voltage drop. Low voltage systems require #12 gauge wire minimum. Due to voltage drop on the secondary, the gauge of wire must change if the transformer is to be remote more than 5 feet from the system.

Yes. Transformers are tools which transform the raw XML produced by Dapper to various useful formats. Soon, we will release the code of the existing transformers and an API that will allow you to build new transformers and add them to the current existing list.

Yes, As long as total wattage of all your appliances do not exceed than the wattage capacity of a voltage transformer. Also consider only 80% wattage capacity of voltage converter than wattage rating of your appliance(s) to avoid damage caused by power fluctuation. Yes, since there is no worldwide standard for the plug configuration, plug shapes and plug holes (electrical outlets) differ from country to country.

PDF Transformer allows you to run the program by double-clicking the PDF Transformer icon or from the Start menu. Simply open a PDF file from the PDF Transformer Wizard and select an export destination.

Yes as long as you don't exceed the Wattage capacity of the voltage converter. A "surge protector" is required. You can find them on this web-site as well. Example: If you want to operate 2 appliances on one transformer. One of them consumes 300 watts and the other 130 watts then you would need a VC-500 (500 watts capacity) or higher. VC model transformers come with a European-to-American plug adapter GS29 (universal input and output of 2 flat pin grounded).

Yes. We recommend an electronic low voltage dimmer. Where a remote transformer is used, dimming can be accomplished by utilizing a dimmer to match transformer type (e.g. low voltage magnetic dimmer with a magnetic transformer).

The output of an electronic transformer, unless it is a DC transformer, is high frequency. This has the consequence that there is substantial voltage drop if the wires carrying the current are long or far apart. Always obey the following rules to avoid a voltage drop. Use thick wires on the secondary/output side. The thicker the wire the less drop voltage you will experience. The shorter the distance between transformer and lamp the less drop voltage you will experience.

The remote cable RM-CB1 can be connected to the power battery holder HLD-3. The RM-CB1 remote cable cannot be connected to the camera body directly.

The Music Player does not provide any IR inputs. However, it is possible to provide IR control of a Music Player indirectly through an external control system such as those offered by Crestron or AMX.

you can define different local and remote editors from within Waffle, so it's simple. The STATUS command does not let you edit your local editor, however; you have to ADMIN T <you>. Prior to 1.65, you should modify /waffle/extern/_editors to run a batch file which gets passed the baud rate, and decides based on that whether to run a local or remote editor.

Yes, as long as total wattage of all your appliences does not exceed the wattage capacity of your transformer/converter. Try to set up your transformer to run at 80% of its wattage to avoid demaging your appliences by power flunctuations.

The calculation for any question like this is to divide 150VA by 50W, the whole number that you get is the most lamps you can fit on that transformer. In this case the answer is 3.

The problem here is both impedance matching a drive capability. A single good transformer is extremely expensive costing upwards to half the price of the JPC. Because we use an active circuit to drive the signal, we can employ amore cost effective 1:1 transformer to isolate and active electronics to do the balancing and impedance matching. Ultimately, you get better sound for your money!

Using RF technology, the Remote Wonder works through walls. It does not need to be pointed at the receiver.

Yes. This service may be used to help your business get online. We suggest using a firewall or VPN in order to protect any sensitive information. Without taking additional security measures, your business information may be vulnerable to tampering.

If you use CUTV with a computer, there is no remote. The Windows player is navigated using your mouse and/or keyboard.

On all the digital sets except the 2317 or 3000, you can use the feature without assigning a key. Just add LNA (Last Number redial Allowed) to the CLS (CLass of Service), and set LNRS (Last Number Redial Size) to the appropriate number of digits, and the feature is programmed. To use this press a line key twice, or lift the receiver and press the active line key. In the CLS (CLass of Service), you probably have DRG1 (Distinctive RinGing 1) on all the sets.

Go for good quality here. The small products that are made for the vacation traveler, sold at department stores and places like Radio Shack are not just poor quality, they aren't even transformers at all. They try to simulate a transformer with capacitors, and they can 'short-circuit', blowing up whatever they are powering.

Yes. You can use multiple remotes to run the same engine. The last command given from any remote takes precedence in this case. You could also opt to control your DCS engines and TMCC® engines on the same layout, each controlled by its own respective remote; their signals will not interfere with each other. The DCS remote will also address Z-4000 remote receivers directly, giving you another option for your operations.