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Channel #		Function	Description	Value			Default
DL.3	Axon	Function	Description	dec.	%		dec.	%
DL.2	Axon			dec.	%		dec.	%
			RGB Swap to GRB	43
			Mod1 = red, Mod2 = green, Mod3 = blue	43
			Mod1 = red, Mod2 = green, Mod3 = blue
			Colorize Gray Scale maps pixel intensity to color:
			Mod1 = Color Scheme selection, Mod2 = Zero	44
			intensity point in color scheme, Mod3 = Fading
			Intensity key turns pixels of selected intensity
			transparent: Mod1= Color Scheme, Mod2=	45
			Intensity bandwidth, Mod3 = Transparency
			Raindrop effect. Mod1 = size/speed,	46
			Mod2=position, and Mod3 = raindrop rate.	46
			Mod2=position, and Mod3 = raindrop rate.
			Scale RGB. Mod1 = scale red, Mod2 = scale
			green, Mod3 = scale blue. Maximum of Mod1,	47
			Mod2 and Mod3 sets overall color range
			Reserved. Defaults to effect 0	48

			Color to Alpha. Mod1 = red to alpha, Mod2 =	49
			green to alpha, Mod3 = blue to alpha	49
			green to alpha, Mod3 = blue to alpha
			Color to Alpha, Inverted. Mod1 = inverted red to
			alpha, Mod2 = inverted green to alpha, Mod3 =	50
			inverted blue to alpha
			Texture Mixing. Mod1= Source media file, Mod2 =
			Source effect level, Mod3= Crossfade from	51
			original to source texture
			Image Scale and Rotate. Mod1=scales image,	52
		Global	Mod2= rotation angle, Mod3=rotation speed	52
27	6	Global	Mod2= rotation angle, Mod3=rotation speed		NA		0	0
27	6	Effect 2	Film Roll. Mod1=horizontal roll speed,	53	NA		0	0
		Effect 2	Film Roll. Mod1=horizontal roll speed,	53
			Mod2=vertical roll speed, Mod3=Image scale
			Pixelate. Mod1=Amount of pixelation,	54
			Mod2=horizontal scaler, Mod3=vertical scaler	54
			Mod2=horizontal scaler, Mod3=vertical scaler
			Faux LED. Mod1 =”LED” size, Mod2 = spacing,	55
			Mod 3 = color peaking	55
			Mod 3 = color peaking
			Faux Tile. Mod1 = Tile size, Mod2 = spacing,	56
			Mod 3 = color peaking	56
			Mod 3 = color peaking
			Fuzzifier. Mod1 = Horizontal distance, Mod2 =	57
			vertical distance, Mod3 = fuzz decay	57
			vertical distance, Mod3 = fuzz decay
			Drop Shadow. Mod1 = horizontal shadow size,
			Mod2 = vertical shadow size, Mod3 = shadow	58
			opacity
			Zoom Blur. Mod1 = horizontal position center,	59
			Mod2 = vertical position center, Mod3 = zoom	59
			Mod2 = vertical position center, Mod3 = zoom
			Chroma Shift. Mod1 = horizontal shift, Mod2 =	60
			vertical shift, Mod3 = Scale	60
			vertical shift, Mod3 = Scale
			ShakeNBake. Mod1 = horizontal shake, Mod2 =	61
			vertical shake, Mod3 = Scale	61
			vertical shake, Mod3 = Scale
			Slats, Vertical. Mod1 = number,	62
			Mod2 = displacement, Mod3 = fade	62
			Mod2 = displacement, Mod3 = fade
			Slats, Horizontal. Mod1 = number,	63
			Mod2 = displacement, Mod3 = fade	63
			Mod2 = displacement, Mod3 = fade
			Reserved. Defaults to effect mode = 0	64-79


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AXON specifications

High End Systems AXON is a powerful and versatile media server designed to meet the dynamic demands of live performances, events, and installations. Known for its cutting-edge technology and impressive capabilities, AXON serves as a critical tool for lighting designers, AV professionals, and multimedia artists, allowing them to create stunning visual experiences.

One of AXON’s main features is its ability to handle multiple video formats and resolutions. It supports HD, 4K, and beyond, making it an excellent choice for modern productions that require high-quality visuals. With its intuitive interface, users can easily manage and manipulate video content, ensuring seamless transitions and captivating displays.

The hardware architecture of AXON is robust and designed for reliability. It boasts powerful processing capabilities, which enable it to playback multiple layers of video simultaneously without compromising performance. This makes it perfect for complex shows that require synchronizing various media elements. Additionally, its high-speed storage solutions contribute to rapid access and playback of video files, allowing for quick adjustments during live performances.

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The system integrates seamlessly with a variety of control protocols, including Art-Net and sACN, allowing for versatile integration with lighting and other production equipment. This interoperability is crucial for modern productions, where various systems need to communicate effectively.

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AXON specifications