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桂兴 谭
Control lights with DMX512 and IRIDESCENCE TTL
Control LED lights with DMX512 and Bluetooth IRIDESCENCE TTL protocols. Adjust color, brightness, and patterns. Create custom sequences and synchronize with multiple devices. Send commands via Bluetooth or network.
Toast - Apps and Software LLC
Control lights wirelessly with Art-Net
Control lighting systems via DMX using an ethernet-to-DMX converter and Art-Net protocol. Adjust colors, intensities, and effects in real-time. Save and recall scenes. Export lighting cues for future use. Connect to multiple devices simultaneously.
Clément Raussin
Customize lighting scenes and control DMX devices
Control DMX devices and Philips Hue lights via wireless Art-Net or sACN. Create and save presets. Adjust lighting scenes in real-time. Customize controls for live events, theaters, and stages. Sync with multiple sources through a single interface.
Clément Raussin
Control DMX devices wirelessly
Control DMX lighting devices wirelessly via Art-Net or sACN over Wi-Fi. Create and manage preset sequences. Synchronize lights to music using a beat tracker. Adjust and animate lighting effects in real-time. Export and share lighting setups.
KMX Inc.
Control lights wirelessly with DMX bridge
Control lighting fixtures wirelessly using a DMX512 universe. Adjust parameters for up to 24 devices. Connect via Wi-Fi with the ADJ Bridge. Send DMX512 signals to compatible lighting equipment. Monitor and modify lighting scenes in real time.
PQJ Corp
Configure DMX products via audio connection
Configure DMX-compatible devices by setting start addresses and default functions. Connect directly to the iPhone's audio port. Adjust settings for lighting control and system integration.
Bart van Stiphout
Control universes and manage memories
Control up to 2048 channels across four universes, supporting both Art-Net and sACN protocols. Send DMX signals via Wi-Fi using an Ethernet Node. Store, play, merge, and update memories. Clear selected channels by typing @ 0 [Enter].
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