Lighting Control Console ChamSys QuickQ Rack+
Technical Specifications
| Direct DMX universes | 6 (2 direct, 6 via Art-Net/sACN) |
| DMX channels | 3072 |
| Direct DMX Outputs 5-Pin XLR | 2 (RDM enabled) |
| Control protocols | DMX512, Art-Net, sACN, RDM, OSC, MIDI, MIDI Timecode, 10Scene |
| Fixtures supported | Up to 3072 fixtures |
| 10Scene buttons | 10 playback/execute buttons |
| 10Scene ports | 4 ports |
| 10Scene zones | Up to 10 zones |
| Hot-Takeover mode | Yes (external console priority) |
| External monitor | HDMI 1920 × 1080 |
Overview and Primary Purpose
ChamSys QuickQ Rack+ is a compact rackmount lighting control processor designed for permanent installations, architectural control, and system automation. The unit processes up to 6 universes (3072 DMX channels) via 2 direct RDM-enabled 5-Pin XLR outputs or over Art-Net/sACN.
The hardware operates as a desktop module or inside a standard 19-inch equipment rack using the included rack ears. With built-in Wi-Fi and 1080p HDMI video output, the system runs headless or pairs with touch monitors and mobile devices via the free QuickQ app on iOS, Android, and Windows.
Key Features and Technical Advantages
- Control & Universes: 6 universes supported (3072 channels), 2 direct RDM-enabled 5-Pin XLR DMX outputs, and Art-Net/sACN network streaming.
- 10Scene Integration: 10 front-panel playback/execute buttons, 4 dedicated 10Scene wall plate ports, and management of up to 10 independent lighting zones.
- Hot-Takeover Backup: automatic take-control workflow allowing a guest touring desk to temporarily override installation presets.
- Networking & Synchronization: dual network ports for lighting and control segregation, 5-Pin MIDI In/Out with MIDI Timecode, and OSC protocol support.
- Connectivity & Power: HDMI video output (1920 × 1080), 2 USB ports, audio in/out, and a locking True1 power connector (90–250V AC).
Applications
Weighing 3.1 kg with a slim 45 mm profile, QuickQ Rack+ is tailored for theatre lobbies, museum galleries, houses of worship, themed attractions, and secondary backup systems in live production racks.



