LightingPad

This is one great app. The prefect light board for quick and dirty diming. I use it on video Shoots to control remote lights. A big time saver.

Downloaded this yesterday after receiving my enttec ode box. Not being so network savvy it took me an hour or so to figure out how to get my router to work with it. TIP: first hook everything up and go into settings on the app and have it look for the dmx box. It will show you the ip address of the box. Then go into the settings on your router and change it's ip address so it can use the ip address of the box. My dmx box address ended in .167 so I set the router to start handing out addresses at .150. This did the trick, no other setting needed. Hope that may help someone out there as I could not find any step by step instructions online. A few things I would love to see added to this app are 1- a grandmaster 2- virtual keypad like on all dimmer boards 3- the ability to make the sliders into submasters. I would pay more than the $9.99 if it had these upgrades, but I am happy with what it does do.

Super easy to set up! This software found my OpenDMX device right away, and I was controlling lights almost immediately. My favorite thing about this app is how easy it is to just flick through all 512 DMX channels, see all the values are a glance, and change them on-the-fly. If a cue is running, you can see the faders move around in real-time. You can even give the channels creative names so you actually remember what they do.

Try finding a standalone dmx board that will fade 512 channels and have presets for under $250. (price of app + artnet dmx + wireless ap). excellent app and for $10 is excellent. Adding a few features such as multiple assignments per fader or memories on a fader would be great. And as a bonus there is a link in the app to request a 10% off coupon for an artnet to dmx box.

Provides a great way to locate Artnet devices on an Ethernet network connected to a wireless router. Makes it quick and easy to visually test and set lighting levels. Also stores cues and fade times.