CONTROL ENGINES AND INTERFACES
Butler XT2
Butler XT2 Garage
Technical
Specifications
& Options
Butler XT2
Similar to the Butler S2 but with more connectivity options, the Butler XT2 is a DMX512/RDM
engine that can be used in standalone mode to replay and standalone features previously
Butler XT2
L x W x H:
177 x 59,5 x 75,4 mm /
6.97 x 2.34 x 2.97 inch
Weight: 0.4 kg / 0.88 lbs
Power:
12-24V AC/DC
RS232 (clamp terminals)
Dry Contacts (clamp terminals)
uploaded lighting shows, programmed using with the e:cue software suite. The Butler XT2
allows control and playback of up to eight independently controlled zones in standalone mode.
This Engine has many connectivity options used to control the lighting show running on the
device including direct connection to Glass Touch User Terminals, RS232, digital dry contact
inputs, and e:cue protocols. It can be controlled using a custom graphical user interface in
conjunction with a web browser or via free apps designed for iOS and Android™ devices
over a wireless connection 1.
Up to eight independently controlled zones in standalone mode
Control up to 1024 DMX512/RDM channels
System Link:
e:net (RJ45), e:bus (clamp terminals)
Supports RDM protocol for bidirectional communication
Internal real-time and astronomical clock with daylight savings options
Output:
2x DMX512 (RJ45, clamp terminals)
Easily upload lighting show files via Ethernet
Reliable uninterrupted operation
Mounting:
Optional mounting in 19’’ Butler Garage
Scalable up to 65,536 channels in online mode, 16,384 in standalone mode with
more XT2 devices or in combination with Butler S2
DIN Rail Mounting
Integrated webserver, remote control of lighting shows via web browser or
iOS-systems1, Android Systems1
Butler XT2 Garage
The Butler XT2 Garage is a 19“ rackmounting solution for the successful e:cue Butler XT2 live
and replay unit. The Garage comes with a slot-in system and carries up to two Butler XT2
units (four DMX universes). Frontside access to the Butler display allows viewing status
information.
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Google Play are trademarks of Google Inc.
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