Sara Aldsworth

Applies to: IGNITE   ✓ IGNITE Lite   × Not sure which you have? What is IGNITE Lite? Yes, it's recommended to test your audio befor...

When you're preparing for an upcoming show, there are a few key steps you can take to help ensure everything goes smoothly. One of the most valuable is doing a dry run. A dry run lets you confirm t...

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...

Yes, we would recommend performing a dry run of your show prior to firing your display. Doing a dry run lets you confirm that everything is working as expected, including any audio, and gives you c...

Before firing your show, it’s essential to verify that all igniters are properly connected and functioning as expected. A continuity check confirms that the circuit between the module and igniter i...

If your pyromusical uses multiple songs, you’ll need to merge them into one continuous audio track before uploading to IGNITE Show Designer. This guide walks you through combining your songs into a...

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 ...

Bluetooth speakers are a convenient way to play your show’s audio wirelessly. For the best experience, pair the speaker to a separate device rather than the one running your show in the IGNITE App....

Yes, you can manually trigger cues while firing an automated show. This is useful for adding backup shots to fill dark sky time or for firing effects free-style between sequences.To access the Free...

If you've created your show in IGNITE Show Designer, you have the option to print out several types of reports and labels that can help you organize your setup on show day.For more details on the t...