Sam Hasham

Physical Construction & Power Dimensions Measurements including the antenna connection:5" x 4.75" x 2" (12.7cm x 12.07cm x 5.08cm)Measurements excluding the antenna connection:5" x 4.75" x 1 7/16...

IGNITE supports Clip-on Igniters— sometimes referred to as Talon Igniters— as they are reliable, safe, and easy to use. This guide will cover installation techniques, as well as tips and tricks to ...

If your IGNITE i36 or i18 module enclosure is damaged or needs replacement, you can replace it using a compatible housing provided by IGNITE. The process is straightforward and requires only basic ...

Choosing the right firing module can be overwhelming. This article breaks down the difference between the IGNITE I18 and I36 firing modules, compare their capabilities, and help you find the one th...

While IGNITE predominantly refers to modules by color, we have also assigned a flash code to each color to better support colorblind users. Upon powering on your IGNITE firing module, the color ind...

When you fire cues in Free-Shoot mode, each cue changes from green to red after firing. This color change helps you track which cues have fired and which are still active. The system automatically ...

SMPTE (pronounced “simpty”) is a standardized timecode signal that keeps multiple devices—like fireworks systems, lighting controllers, and audio players, in perfect sync. It’s often used in film, ...

When you fire a cue, the module sends a pulse of electricity to that cue to activate the igniter. You can control the duration of this firing pulse by adjusting your module's firing mode from withi...

While concerns are rare when firing a show with your IGNITE system, they can happen. The good news is that you can take a few simple steps to identify what went wrong and prevent it from happening ...

To fire two shows at the same time, you’ll need two separate smartphones, each connected to its own set of IGNITE modules. If both shows were created under the same account in IGNITE Show Designer,...