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Quick to set up and works great, wish it had DHCP but for the money I can’t complain.

Programming lights is a major learning curve. Plenty of info out there on that. However once setup was able to control lighting via wi fi and not loose signal. There are 4 wireless guitars and 4 wireless iem and a wireless mic on stage with the band I work with. No drop outs communicating to this device.

I had a custom programmed Raspberry PI 3 that was controlling my DMX lights. The RP3 solution provided the DMX control signals and a custom UI. The problem was every time something need to be changed the software had to be updated. The RP3 would also sometimes fail to boot after an unexpected power failure. While looking for an easier way to create lighting control UIs I came across Home Assistant (Home Automation Software) that provides an interface to ART-NET which also controls DMX lights. So I purchased this ART-Net device and set it up with Home Assistant and it works great once configured and initialized with the free software. I have found that you must use ART-NET's software to get the device to start working the first time. After that it works great and with Home Assistant it is easy to add, remove and update lighting control User Interfaces.

Easy and intuitive to connect and configure . Once setup complete it works smoothly and let you control wirelessly your pixars. It has a small led screen that is very useful when configuring. I would say it’s price bit high but still good value for the money.

Muy buena

you have just to change the ip of the qlc inputs to the pknight ones and it works perfectly

You can’t beat this unit. Great product and price.

This has been the best functioning device for my lighting. I now use it for two bands and the theater company I work with. It works great with a lot of digital platforms and can function via a modem.

Very reliable and good quality. Once set up, no worries.

I've moved all our lighting to these adapters. I use them with QLC+ mostly, in both single and multiple universes. They are really good performers. Once the IP is set on them, they are pretty much straight forward to use. I like they SO much better than the USB ->DMX adapters. Ethernet locks in. Since FOH usually has a network cable, most of these adapters I just put up in the truss or near the light stands and just run a piece of ethernet to them right on the network with our audio and other computers. Integrates very nicely.

Fácil de operar

Genutzt um erstellte UDP- Befehle über ein Mischpultes (UI24R V3.3) für einfachste DMX- Lichtsteuerung zu konvertieren. Stabiles Metallgehäuse, gut ablesbares Display, alles am Gerät selbst einstellbar, Eingegebene Daten bleiben nach Netztrennung gespeichert. Hilfreich ist die blaue Empfangs- / Sende- LED für das DMX Signal. Die Signalrichtung von UDP - DMX; DMX - UDP ist umschaltbar. Beim Art-Net ist Port 6454 (Hex 1936) zu verwenden. Benötigt wird ein USB- Netzteil, ein Adapterkabel auf den USB-C Anschluss liegt bei.

I'm using this via wireless repeater to connect a DMX controller to my wireless network during live shows. One I'd read up about Artnet needing a subset mask of 255.0.0.0 this connects senselessly into my network. Configuration is super easy. All the instructions are linked to a QR code in the documentation, and you can use The Artistic Licence software which is free. I may even buy a second one as currently I'm using an Air2DMX receiver. This means I have to fix the wireless channel on my router. It's much cheaper combined with a WiFi repeater than the air2dmx. Robust metal box, easy to setup and works well. I'm asuming other reviewers who have had problems haven't set up their network properly to pass artnet UDP signals.