The MagicPanel 602 is an LED lighting/video fixture. It features a flat panel of LEDs on a moving yoke. It’s head shape is square, and it measures approximately 12 by 12 inches. The face of the panel features 36 15W RGBW LEDs configured in a tight six-by-six matrix. As a lighting fixture, that means it can unleash 540 watts of output with a nice medium sized 7.5° beam. Capable of full RGBW color mixing, the fixture also has onboard color chase and pattern chase macros built in for some added eye candy. Thus, as a lighting fixture, it’s a nice, small, and adequately bright LED wash unit. Now, if that was all it could do, you’d probably stop reading at this point. But where things get exciting is that the MagicPanel 602 is also pixel mapping friendly. Yes, that’s right, each LED on the panel’s face can be controlled either as a group (in 20 channel Standard mode) or individually (in 160 channel Extended mode). I probably don’t need to explain how exciting that is to most of you, but let me attempt to anyway. Having a lighting fixture that allows you to feed it an image (I’ll cover the how’s in bit) means you can do way more with this fixture than just rainbow chases and twinkle patterns.The MagicPanel 602 truly bridges the gap between lighting and video. It can be used strictly as an LED wash, for low-res video applications and, if you wish, it can twist, tilt and rotate to your heart’s content. LDs designing for TV, touring and corporate industrials have already started using it.Continuous pan and tilt motion •  Pan and tilt macros can be combined •  Color and Pattern macros are built-in •  KlingNet compatibility •  Built-in Wireless DMX •  Direct Art-Net control •  Size (not too big, not too small)