The Glass Magpie Bridge and the Royal Castle are equipped with two independent JOINMAX asynchronous lighting control systems. Each system includes one Mini control host, which can connect up to 30 DMX lighting controllers via a network switch. The lighting controllers are cascaded to the next controller through network interfaces, forming a large-scale lighting control system. The Mini control host controls multiple lighting controllers in parallel in real time, ensuring synchronized performance of the controllers. It also supports remote data transmission, remote testing, and remote addressing of luminaires, enabling real-time linkage between the lighting systems of the castle and the Glass Magpie Bridge. This provides a comprehensive system solution for the unified centralized control and interaction of the resort’s lighting, completely breaking the rigid limitation of single-point, single-scene lighting layout and delivering extremely rich visual expression.

In addition, for safety reasons related to sightseeing on the glass bridge, the power system adopts two-stage voltage conversion, which effectively addresses the bridge’s restrictions on equipment weight and eliminates potential high-voltage safety hazards.

JOINMAX Asynchronous Lighting Control System