Toolchain is Madrix, a T2 USB to DMX bridge, a T3 node controller and 4 strings of 42 nodes.
Front porch is suggested, but neither required nor included.
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Toolchain is Madrix, a T2 USB to DMX bridge, a T3 node controller and 4 strings of 42 nodes.
Front porch is suggested, but neither required nor included.
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when, when, when???????????????
You guys are creating all this cool gear and we want to play with this great gear !!!!!!!
thanks
stephen
There’s a link at the top left corner of this page – ‘Click For a System Quote’ – through which all your questions may be answered… 🙂
I think I will want more than 4 strings after seeing what madrix can do.
Whats the chance of you giving me the madrix setup file for the 168 nodes so I can play until the strings arrive 🙂
Many thanks
Neil
neilric99 at me.com
Neat thing about Madrix is that they offer a fully functioning demo on their site (madrix.de). In the newest version, even the outputs are enabled (this wasn’t the case before). However, the output (Art-Net or USB) shuts down for a few seconds every minute or two, rendering the demo software quite useless for commercial use.
After purchase, you receive a USB encryption dongle which permanently activates the outputs.
Note also that mrpackethead has worked out a dealership arrangement with Madrix, and can likely provide price quotes for interested parties.
JEC,
Does the demo mode limit the dmx channel output at all,
I am currently trying to play with it driving my LOR CCR’s through my enttec dmxpro and only seeing 15 channels
ah no it doesnt, my CCR’s had a problem, now they are working fine using 2 CCR’s across 300 channels