On February 11, 2011 at 10:22, SWOInstaller said...
It is a nice thing to have as we had it in our showroom for a while. The downside to this is that once you power off the projector you loose the ability to control the room/house until the countdown is done.
That is exactly why I want to lock out the remote. When they hit power on, I don't want them to be able to hit any buttons, and not get any results since projector is not wormed up.
Both systems are in art school theatres, and there wil be lots of different end users. plus artist are better with art then technology ;)
