eDMX Port

8 individual ports, i.e. universes, are available for remote control over Art-Net or Streaming ACN.

All - Sets the corresponding setting for all ports.

State

Defines the current status of each port.

On - Enables the port.

Off - Disables the port.

Protocol

Defines the communication standard over Ethernet network.

Art-Net - Activates that Art-Net data is received.

sACN - Activates that Streaming ACN data is received.

Universe

Defines which universe is received on the specific port.

▪By default, ports 1 - 8 are assigned to universes 256 -249.

▪ Automatically numbers all universes based on the first port [ascending order].
[Enter the start universe for port 1, click the button and all other ports will be numbered consecutively.]

▪ Automatically numbers all universes based on the first port [descending order].
[Enter the start universe for port 1, click the button and all other ports will be numbered consecutively.]

Watcher

Allows you to monitor the data for the individual port in the DMX Watcher [see »DMX Watcher].

Control Buttons

Adds a new remote event.

Duplicates the currently selected remote event.

Moves the currently selected remote event one item up in the list.

Moves the currently selected remote event one item down in the list.

Removes the currently selected remote event.

Removes all remote events from the list.

Saves all changes to the SD card.   Shows that the configuration has been modified and that there are unsaved changes.

Restores the default remote event list and removes all other list items first.

#

Shows the index number of the remote event in the list.

Green - Shows that the remote event is enabled [Active].

Red - Shows that the remote event is disabled [Inactive].

Type

Shows the type of communication standard [eDMX, which refers to Ethernet DMX incl. Art-Net or Streaming ACN, or HTTP].

Name

Shows the currently set Event Name of the remote event.

Event Name

Allows you to change the individual label of the remote event.

Status

Allows you to set the timer Active or Inactive.

Event Type

Defines the remote source. Choose eDMX [Ethernet DMX including Art-Net and Streaming ACN].

eDMX Port

Is only available for Event Type eDMX. Defines the universe in which the command should be received. Valid values range from 1 to 8.

Channel

Is only available for Event Type eDMX. Defines the channel on which the command should be received. Can define the start channel of two channels in total depending on which Param. Type is set. Valid values range from 1 to 512.

Param. Type

Is only available for Event Type eDMX. Defines how incoming values are processed.

Please note: Not all Param. Types are useful for all Actions.
 

Value Changed - The Action is triggered in case the received value changes.

Value Changed (Coarse + Fine) - The Action is triggered in case the received values changes. Hereby, two channels are monitored and added to each other. The first channel is used for coarse values. The second channel is used for fine values.
Example: Speed Scaled
- First input channel with 256 DMX values is mapped to 199 % speed for coarse by using 1 % increase for every 1 or 2 DMX values.
- Second input channel with 256 DMX values is mapped to 1 % speed for fine by using 1 % increase for DMX value 220 and higher.
- Together, a total speed of 200 % can be achieved.

Example: Cue
- First input channel with 256 DMX values selects cue 0 at DMX value 0, cue 256 at DMX value 1, cue 512 at DMX value 2, and cue 768 at DMX value 3.
- Second input channel with 256 DMX values is mapped to 255 for fine by using 1 number increase for each 1 DMX value.
- Together, a total number of 1000 cues can be called [set DMX value 3 on first channel and DMX value 232 on second channel to call cue 1000].

Value Changed (Fine + Coarse) - The Action is triggered in case the received values change. Hereby, two channels are monitored and added to each other. The first channel is used for fine values. The second channel is used for coarse values.

Value Changed (Medium + Coarse) - The Action is triggered in case the received values change. Hereby, two channels are monitored and added to each other. The first channel is used for medium values. The second channel is used for coarse values.

Example: Speed Scaled
- First input channel with 256 DMX values is mapped to 100 for medium by using 1 % speed increase increase for every 1 or 2 DMX values.
- Second input channel with 256 DMX values is mapped to 200 for coarse by using 1 % speed increase for every 2 to 3 DMX values.
- Together, a total speed of 200 % can be achieved.
Example: Cue
- First input channel with 256 DMX values is mapped to 255 for medium by using 1 number increase for every 1 DMX values.
- Second input channel with 256 DMX values selects cue 0 at DMX value 0, cue 256 at DMX value 1, cue 512 at DMX value 2, and cue 768 at DMX value 3.
- Together, a total number of 1000 cues can be called. [set DMX value 3 on first channel and DMX value 232 on second channel to call cue 1000].

Value Above - The Action is triggered in case the received value is higher than the defined Param. Value.

Value Above (Coarse + Fine) - The Action is triggered in case the received value is higher than the defined Param. Value. Hereby, two channels are monitored and added to each other. The first channel is used for coarse values. The second channel is used for fine values.

Value Above (Fine + Coarse) - The Action is triggered in case the received value is higher than the defined Param. Value. Hereby, two channels are monitored and added to each other. The first channel is used for fine values. The second channel is used for coarse values.

Value Below - The Action is triggered in case the received value is less than the defined Param. Value.

Value Below (Coarse + Fine) - The Action is triggered in case the received value is lower than the defined Param. Value. Hereby, two channels are monitored and added to each other. The first channel is used for coarse values. The second channel is used for fine values.

Value Below (Fine + Coarse) - The Action is triggered in case the received value is lower than the defined Param. Value. Hereby, two channels are monitored and added to each other. The first channel is used for fine values. The second channel is used for coarse values.

Value Range - The Action is triggered in case the received value is within the value range as defined by Param. Value and Param. Value 2. Both values are inclusive, which means higher or equal to the minimum value as well as lower or equal to the maximum.

Value Range (Coarse + Fine) - The Action is triggered in case the received value is within the value range as defined by Param. Value and Param. Value 2. Both values are inclusive, which means higher or equal to the minimum value as well as lower or equal to the maximum. Hereby, two channels are monitored and added to each other. The first channel is used for coarse values. The second channel is used for fine values.

Value Range (Fine + Coarse) - The Action is triggered in case the received value is within the value range as defined by Param. Value and Param. Value 2. Both values are inclusive, which means higher or equal to the minimum value as well as lower or equal to the maximum. Hereby, two channels are monitored and added to each other. The first channel is used for fine values. The second channel is used for coarse values.

Equal To 1 Channel - The Action is triggered once the received value is the same as the defined Param. Value.

Equal To 2 Channels (Coarse..Fine) - The Action is triggered once the received value is the same as the defined Param. Value for two channels.

Equal To 2 Channels (Fine..Coarse) - The Action is triggered once the received value is the same as the defined Param. Value for two channels.

Param. Value

Is only available for corresponding Param. Types. Defines the value that the incoming signal is checked and compared against.

Param. Value 2

Is only available for Param. Type Value Range, Value Range (Coarse + Fine), Value Range (Fine + Coarse). Defines the second value of the value range in which the incoming signal is checked.

Action

Defines the functionality that is controlled remotely.

Cue - Calls a specific cue [requires a value to choose which cue].

Next Cue - Skips to the next cue.

Previous Cue - Skips to the previous cue.

Play - Starts the playback.

Pause - Halts the playback.

Toggle Pause - Pauses the playback or starts it again; depending on and in contrast to the current status.

Stop - Stops the playback entirely.

Intensity - Sets the master brightness ranging from 0 to 255 [requires a value to choose which level].

Speed Scaled - Sets the speed ranging from 1 to 200 in % [requires a value to choose which level].

Speed Direct - Sets the speed to the exact value that is received [requires a value to choose which level; up to 255].

Intensity Group 1 - 8 - Controls the intensity groups ranging from 0 to 255 [requires a value to choose which level].

Record - Starts the recording process.

Speed Increment - Increases the speed ranging from 1 to 200 in % [requires a value to choose which level].

Speed Decrement - Decreases the speed ranging from 1 to 200 in % [requires a value to choose which level].

Intensity Increment - Increases the master brightness ranging from 1 to 255 [requires a value to choose which level].

Intensity Decrement - Decreases the speed brightness from 1 to 255 [requires a value to choose which level].

Intensity Group 1 - 8 Increment - Increases the group brightness ranging from 1 to 255 [requires a value to choose which level].

Intensity Group 1 - 8 Decrement - Decreases the group brightness from 1 to 255 [requires a value to choose which level].

Value Type

Defines how the action is triggered.

Fixed Value - Uses the defined Value as value for the Action. For example, the device always sets the Master Speed to the fixed value of 100 when the incoming value that is received changes.

Input Value - Uses the incoming signal and received value as the value for the Action. For example, a received value of 50 can set the Master Intensity to 50 %.

Value

Defines the exact value that is used for Value Type Fixed Value.

Event Name

Allows you to change the individual label of the remote event.

Status

Allows you to set the timer Active or Inactive.

Event Type

Defines the remote source. Choose HTTP.

Command

Is only available for Event Type HTTP. Allows you to individually define the remote command you would like to use. Simply choose a name.

Action

Defines the functionality that is controlled remotely.

Cue - Calls a specific cue [requires a value to choose which cue].

Next Cue - Skips to the next cue.

Previous Cue - Skips to the previous cue.

Play - Starts the playback.

Pause - Halts the playback.

Toggle Pause - Pauses the playback or starts it again; depending on and in contrast to the current status.

Stop - Stops the playback entirely.

Intensity - Sets the master brightness ranging from 0 to 255 [requires a value to choose which level].

Speed Scaled - Sets the speed ranging from 1 to 200 in % [requires a value to choose which level].

Speed Direct - Sets the speed to the exact value that is received [requires a value to choose which level; up to received DMX value 255; up to set 200 % Speed].

Intensity Group 1 - 8 - Controls the intensity groups ranging from 0 to 255 [requires a value to choose which level].

Record - Starts the recording process.

Speed Increment - Increases the speed ranging from 1 to 200 in % [requires a value to choose which level].

Speed Decrement - Decreases the speed ranging from 1 to 200 in % [requires a value to choose which level].

Intensity Increment - Increases the master brightness ranging from 1 to 255 [requires a value to choose which level].

Intensity Decrement - Decreases the speed brightness from 1 to 255 [requires a value to choose which level].

Intensity Group 1 - 8 Increment - Increases the group brightness ranging from 1 to 255 [requires a value to choose which level].

Intensity Group 1 - 8 Decrement - Decreases the group brightness from 1 to 255 [requires a value to choose which level].

Value Type

Defines how the action is triggered.

Fixed Value - Uses the defined Value as value for the Action.

Input Value - Uses the incoming signal and received value as the value for the Action.

Value

Defines the exact value that is used for Value Type Fixed Value.

HTTP Remote Control Check

Click on HTTP in the Remote Event List in order to call up the site available for check.
Only remote events that are active can be clicked upon and will be shown in the HTTP Remote Control Check.

< - Allows you to return to the previous/normal view.

# - Shows the index number of the command in the Remote Event List.

Name - Shows the Event Name.

Action - Shows which functionality is triggered by the remote command.

Value - Shows the assigned value, which either is a Fixed Value or an Input Value. In case of an Input Value, the input field allows you to test different values ranging from 0 to 255.

Control - Allows you to test the function in case of having Input Value assigned. Valid values for this test features range from 1 to 255.

Link - Shows how the command would look like and allows you to test the functionality by clicking on it since it is a fully functioning link. Learn below how HTTP commands are built and used. Attention: This will trigger the configured remote-control command live on the device!
 

Command Example:
[Which can be chosen by you]

▪Play

Action Example:
[Which is selected in the Remote Event Settings]

▪Play

Link Example:
[By adding a special string in front of each command]

▪remote.cgi?

▪remote.cgi?Play
 

Assigning A Value:
[By adding =VALUE to the command]

▪Scene=10

Calling The Device:
[By using the IP address]
[MADRIX AURA uses HTTP network port 80.]

▪http://10.84.0.2/

 
Examples Of Full Single Commands:

▪http://10.84.0.2/remote.cgi?Play

▪http://10.84.0.2/remote.cgi?Scene=10

Example Of Full Chained Commands:

[Several commands can be called at the same time with one function call]

▪http://10.84.0.2/remote.cgi?Intensity=70&Speed=80&Scene=10&Pause