COBRA Feature Requests

Allow the user to add a passcode to the 18R2 to not let it arm without the 4 digit code.

It would be nice to be able to use the Command Center to check e-match resistance on modules.

It would be great to have a dedicated DMX module without cues, at a fraction of the cost of a module. To use a 36M or 72M JUST to support some DMX fixtures, without needing cues, is an expensive "waste" of an amazing module! There are plenty of locations where I want to use a DMX fixture that are nowhere near racks. I understand that R&D might be high, but it's a dream. LOL

The ability to have 2 remotes or the ability to swap quickly to a 2nd remote without resyncing all modules.

For Special Effects, it would be great to be able to manually adjust the firing speed on the 18R2 to more than 1/10 of a second for auto fire. It makes it very difficult to use a script to match automatic weapon fire

When you have a large quantity of spare batteries, not being able to have an external charging platform to charge and maintain extra batteries is labor intensive since you have to take a fully functioning module battery out to put in one that needs to charge one at a time.

Adding a Slot for a straight screw driver or a Cross for a phillips screw driver would make it easier to connect the QuickPlug adapter would be very helpful and easier to get the device connected. My fingers are not very good with the current setup.

My gear is on 7.1, and I have a script where I'm firing G-Flames from the standard cues, and cryo jets via DMX. Since the script is just to trigger them, the only event times are all set to 00:00.00, but the G-Flame Fire Time cells in Excel are set to 6s, and the DMX Duration cells for the cryo-jets are also set to 6s. Since the script only has a time of 00:00.00, the events trigger, but the script ends immediately, thus ending the effects immediately. It would be nice if the script somehow took the duration of the final event into consideration so it doesn't abruptly end before the Fire Time or DMX Duration are done. Right now the best workaround I've found is to add a dummy cue that 'triggers' at a time after the final event's duration ends.

This would be a separate unit that you plug the battery into and then you run a battery test. Perhaps have a digital screen and be able to look at the 12 hour , 24 and 36 hour. It could connect to Wi-Fi so once you have your test results, you could send the info to Cobra and they could tell you if the battery is good or bad.. The unit could also charge extra batteries. And also calibrate them if needed. Then I don’t need to be turning on mods and coming back and checking them all the time the unit could just run the battery test.

The metal slat covers are good but expensive and quite bulky. Fabric covers like FireTek sell might be a good cheaper option for all slat types which are easier to store and are lightweight.