DMX over wifi

[Charles Peachock]

I am trying to minimize things that are hooked into my laptop running QLab,

I am trying to control a dimmer pack like this one without having to get a USB to DMX interface and

a wireless DMX transmitter/receiver combo.

This WiFi DMX combo device says it outputs to standard DMX. The only question I have is can you talk to it

through its standard mobile app or can you send DMX or ArtNET over wifi to talk to this WiFi DMX box?

I guess the backup solution would be to use a ArtNET box that has ethernet in and hook an Airport express or

similar bridge to connect to the ArtNET to DMX translator connected to the Dimmer pack

[Steven Sokulski]

I’m fairly certain that FlareCon device is used as a bridge between widow devices running custom apps and taking to D-Fi compatible fixtures.

Using ArtNet over WiFi is definitely a way to accomplish this, but if this is a performance I’d recommend against it.

[nizer]

What exactly are you trying to power. A relay may be a easier solution or better yet a wireless arduino. 

[sam kusnetz]

Hi Charles

The FlareCon box is not an art-net device. QLab will not be able to talk to it.

The way to do this is to connect the Max to a wifi network and connect an art-net node to the wifi router.

Why are you trying to reduce physical connections to your Mac?

-sk

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