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This topic includes:
Introduction
You can receive data in MADRIX through various ways. That means you can use another controller or device:
| ▪ | to send data to the software and use this data. |
| ▪ | to send commands to the software for Remote Control. |
| ▪ | to route incoming data onto your output [also know as Mapping/Merging/DMX-Thru]. |
Topics Of This Chapter
There are several possibilities for input and remote control:
| ▪ | »Art-Net Remote
The Art-Net protocol includes Art-Net Remote. In this way, you can use a console for example to access certain software features remotely. |
| ▪ | »DMX-IN
Several protocols are implemented into MADRIX for remote control over DMX-IN. Any DMX console or desk can easily be used then to gain full control over the software. |
| ▪ | »MIDI-IN
MIDI controllers are an accessible and popular way to trigger the software. Learn how to configure your MIDI device in this section. |
| ▪ | »MA-Net
The MA-Net protocol is the direct connection to MA Lighting products that support MA-Net. |
| ▪ | »GamePort
The GamePort is a device port to connect 3rd-party controllers. |
| ▪ | »CITP
MADRIX supports CITP. This is a useful feature when controlling MADRIX remotely, especially when using it in a combination with a lighting desk. |
| ▪ | »Remote HTTP
MADRIX offers remote control with every internet browser. An internal web server is implemented in the software and can be started if required to gain external access. |
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