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OpenDMX.net
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Revision as of 10:51, 11 July 2009 by 66.92.11.32 (talk)
| Open Lighting Project News |
| Arduino RGB Mixer now supports RDM 17/4/11 |
| A new version of the Arduino RGB Mixer has been released which nows supports RDM. The DMX start address can be set and the device also incorporates a temperature sensor. |
| OLA on Windows with VMWare 29/1/11 |
| A OLA VMWare Tutorial has been added which describes how to setup OLA on Windows PCs using VMWare. |
| RDM Parameter Index Launched 19/1/11 |
| The Open Lighting Pid Store holds an index of Manufacturer specific RDM PIDs. This data is freely available for download from the site. |
| libartnet running on iPads 16/9/10 |
| Thanks to Tobi Schäfer, libartnet is now running on Apple iPads. Instructions are at IPad ArtNet Node. |
| OLA 0.8.0 released, now with RDM 7/8/10 |
| OLA 0.8.0 is the first release to support RDM. The instructions at RDM with OLA explain how to get started with RDM, even if you don't own any RDM devices. |
| OLA now running on the GuruPlug 21/5/10 |
| OLA 0.7.4 has been released, and ARM packages for the GuruPlug are now available. OLA now supports 9 USB to DMX devices. |
| OLA for Max/MSP Released 13/4/10 |
| OlaOutput allows Max to communicate with OLA. See the OlaOutput Max External tutorial on how to set this up. |
| Arduino RGB USB Device 7/2/10 |
| The Arduino RGB Mixer is a simple & inexpensive way to control RGB LED strips using USB. |
Welcome to opendmx.net. This site aims to be a resource for those involved in the lighting industry looking DMX software and the associated control systems. It's also home to documentation for various open source and free lighting software.
If you're new to the world of lighting check out the Definitions page, or check out the list of USB interfaces or Controllers.
Do you know of non-conforming or fussy equipment? Add it to the NonConformDMX page.
