CHAUVET DJ has developed a series of fixtures that include a standard USB connection. You can now wirelessly connect to all of them using the new D-Fi USB transceiver; which eliminates the need for any DMX cables. The USB transceiver is powered directly from the fixture. Control your USB fixtures using any of our wireless controllers; or from your smartphone with the D-Fi Hub and FlareCON.

ATLANTIC CITY; N.J. CHAUVET DJ continues to lead the way in wireless lighting control with a new groundbreaking series of D-Fi USB fixtures that will premiere at DJ Expo 2015; held at the Trump Taj Mahal; August 10-13. The companys exciting USB Series features nearly a dozen USB compatible fixtures ranging from low-profile LED pars and COB (Chip-on-Board) color washes; to a gobo projector; LED strobe and simulated water effect all controllable with a revolutionary thumb-drive-sized D-Fi USB transceiver; the D-Fi USB.

When plugged into the USB port on a compatible USB Series lighting fixture; the tiny D-Fi USB gives users total wireless DMX control of the unit from a CHAUVET DJ FlareCON Air or any other D-Fi compatible transmitter. Whats more; in addition to transferring DMX signals; the D-Fi USB can be used to provide completely wireless Master-Slave operation. Users simply set the finger-sized device into Transmitter Mode on the lead fixture; and the unit will act as the Master; controlling like models equipped with a D-Fi USB. Since the D-Fi USB draws its power from the fixtures themselves; no external power supply is required.

The D-Fi USB and compatible USB Series fixtures are game-changing products that represent the next step in wireless lighting control; said Allan Reiss; Senior Product Manager for CHAUVET DJ. This little thumb-drive-sized transceiver plugs directly into the USB Series fixtures to provide instant and reliable wireless communication. Whats truly revolutionary is that in addition to transferring DMX signals; the D-Fi USB also transfers Master/Slave signals between USB Series fixtures; completely eliminating the need for cables -- and external power supplies for Master/Slave operation as well.