Light Rider Wifi DMX Interface

£249.00

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Description

The Light Rider WiFi DMX Interface has just received a redesign. With a sleek new look and an attached antenna for increased stability you can push your light show to the next level with the Light Rider app in a sleeker package! The stand-alone DMX controller can be used to control a wide variety of different DMX systems – from RGB/RGBW to more advanced moving and color mixing luminaires DMX audio players and fountains. The controller comes with a variety of features including 1024 DMX channels clock/calendar iPhone/iPad/Android remote control WiFi facilities dry contact port triggering and flash memory. The lighting levels colors and effects can be programmed from a PC Mac Android iPad or iPhone using the included software. Light Rider lets you control your DMX lights without needing to program anything. Choose from over 15000 lighting fixtures and once added they will bounce chase ride sparkle and perform a light show like youve never seen before!

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Daslight

Daslight specialises in computer-based lighting control, DMX interfaces and show-programming software. The Stage Lights catalogue includes DVC interfaces and a Light Rider WiFi DMX interface. Compare the number of fixtures and universes, triggering options, wireless needs, software workflow and compatibility with the intended rig.

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Lighting Controllers & DMX

Lighting controllers and DMX systems coordinate fixtures, scenes, chases and live changes. This category includes desks, interfaces, dimmers and wireless control hardware. Compare channel capacity, universes, fixture libraries, programming workflow, computer or app dependence, networking and connector format.

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Accepts or generates DMX control data, the standard wired protocol used to address stage-lighting fixtures and change channels such as intensity, colour, movement and effects. Check connector type, channel modes and required addressing before combining equipment.