ChamSys GeNetix 10Scene Store

Product Overview

The ChamSys GeNetix 10Scene Store is a single-universe standalone lighting scene playback device for fixed installations. It stores ten static lighting scenes that can be recalled from connected 10Scene wall plates, the ChamSys 10Scene mobile app, an onboard web server, or UDP messages for third-party integration. Scenes load directly from MagicQ or QuickQ show files or program live through the unit's DMX input. Powered by PoE or an external 48V supply, it mounts to a wall or DIN rail and supports up to ten 10Scene wall plates.

Product Description

The GeNetix 10Scene Store is a DMX scene recorder and standalone playback controller designed for architectural and installation lighting where a full console is not needed for daily operation. The unit stores ten static scenes, each with fade times, and replays them on demand. Triggering options include connected 10Scene button stations, the ChamSys iOS and Android 10Scene app, the built-in web server, and UDP messages that allow third-party scene control integration.

Programming scenes is straightforward. When DMX input is received, the device automatically enters program mode; holding a 10Scene wall button for five seconds stores the current DMX input as that scene. Over the network, scenes load directly from MagicQ or QuickQ. An optional mode lets incoming Art-Net or sACN take priority and loop through the device's DMX output, with the stored scenes resuming control automatically if the network source is lost. A single contact-closure trigger can override active scenes or network data to activate a configured scene.

Connectivity includes one DMX input on linked Wago and 5-pin XLR, one DMX output on Wago, a network port, and a 10Scene port on Wago. The compact 116 x 32 x 117 mm enclosure weighs just 0.45 kg and ships with a DIN rail mount clip. Power is supplied through PoE (42.5 to 57V DC) or a 48V DC Wago input, with a maximum 7W draw.

Key Features

• Ten static scene storage — Stores ten static lighting scenes with fade times for standalone playback.
• Multiple trigger options — Recall scenes via 10Scene wall plates, the ChamSys mobile app, the onboard web server, or UDP messages.
• Console integration — Load scenes directly from MagicQ or QuickQ show files over the network.
• DMX snapshot recording — Capture the current DMX input as a scene by holding a wall button for five seconds.
• Art-Net and sACN priority mode — Lets incoming network data take priority and loop through the DMX output, with stored scenes resuming on signal loss.
• Flexible power — Operates from PoE (42.5 to 57V DC) or a 48V DC Wago input at a maximum 7W.
• Wall or DIN rail mount — Compact enclosure with included DIN rail clip for clean installation.
• Supports up to ten wall plates — Drives up to ten connected 10Scene wall plates from a single unit.

Typical Applications

• Architectural and retail lighting installations requiring simple scene recall without a console
• House of worship venues needing preset lighting looks for services and events
• Hospitality, bar, and restaurant spaces with fixed lighting scenes
• Meeting rooms and multipurpose spaces using wall-plate scene control
• Permanent installs integrating MagicQ or QuickQ programming with day-to-day standalone operation

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How many scenes can the 10Scene Store hold?
It stores ten static lighting scenes, each with configurable fade times.

How are scenes triggered?
Scenes can be recalled from connected 10Scene wall plates, the ChamSys iOS or Android 10Scene app, the onboard web server, or UDP messages for third-party integration.

Can I program scenes without a ChamSys console?
Yes. Feed DMX into the unit from any console; the device enters program mode automatically, and holding a wall button for five seconds stores the current input as a scene.

Does it work with Art-Net and sACN?
Yes. An optional mode lets incoming Art-Net or sACN take priority and loop through the DMX output, with stored scenes resuming control if the network source is lost.

How is the 10Scene Store powered?
It can be powered over PoE (42.5 to 57V DC) or by an external 48V DC supply through the Wago connector, drawing a maximum of 7W.

How many wall plates can one unit support?
A single 10Scene Store supports up to ten connected 10Scene wall plates.