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Born from the | Born from the [[OpenDMX USB]] and [[DMX USB Pro]], the ODE is the industry's first affordable [[DMX]] Ethernet gateway. Out of the box, the ODE is configured as an Art-Net output node on universe 0:0 but can be easily and quickly changed using the free NMU tool. This means there are no dip-switches or thumb wheels to worry about on the ODE. The ODE is perfect for distributing DMX signals over Cat5 in a cost effective manner or with wireless ethernet systems. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:43, 20 July 2009

Link: http://www.enttec.com/index.php?main_menu=Products&pn=70305&show=description
Made by: Enttec
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Born from the OpenDMX USB and DMX USB Pro, the ODE is the industry's first affordable DMX Ethernet gateway. Out of the box, the ODE is configured as an Art-Net output node on universe 0:0 but can be easily and quickly changed using the free NMU tool. This means there are no dip-switches or thumb wheels to worry about on the ODE. The ODE is perfect for distributing DMX signals over Cat5 in a cost effective manner or with wireless ethernet systems.