Sara Aldsworth

No. Rather than each igniter forming its own circuit, the breakout board combines all igniters on a cue into a single shared circuit. Because of the way the board is wired, if even one igniter in t...

Yes, you can use your IGNITE modules in all kinds of weather, whether hot or cold. Cold weather: You'll need to take the temperature into account. For more information, please see i18/i36 Operatio...

No - charging the battery in your IGNITE module while cues are firing can cause damage to the battery, as well as to your module. Make sure that your Lipo battery is charged and ready before firing...

No - IGNITE modules only support the provided IGNITE 7.4V LiPo battery, or a 9V alkaline battery using the Emergency 9V Backup Harness. Using an external battery or power source with your module co...

No - IGNITE modules only support the provided IGNITE 7.4V Lipo battery, or a 9V alkaline battery using the Emergency 9V Backup Harness. Using a different battery in your module could cause damage a...

If your IGNITE module isn’t powering up, there are several steps you can take to figure out what’s going on. Start by charging the battery. Follow our guide How Do I Charge My IGNITE Module? to lea...

IGNITE has a formal integration with the Light-O-Rama system, so you can perfectly time the systems to operate together. By following our step-by-step guide, you can integrate IGNITE and Light-O-Ra...

You can add SMPTE to either channel, but we recommend the right. Most cables, splitters, and tools (including Light-O-Rama) expect SMPTE on the right, so using the right channel keeps setups consis...

You can sync your IGNITE show with third-party systems that support SMPTE timecode, such as Light-O-Rama. With SMPTE being fed from your IGNITE show to your third-party system, when you start your ...

IGNITE Lite is a small, reusable wireless firing system with some similarities to the i18 and i36. While IGNITE Lite lets you shoot several effects wirelessly, it has different functionality and li...