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| − | To get started with DMX within LinuxMCE, you need an OpenLightingAssociation supported DMX controller, for example the [Entec DMX USB Pro]. Depending on what you want to control, you need for example a DMX RGB LED controller, like DMX RGB LED Dimmer (search on ebay). | + | To get started with DMX within LinuxMCE, you need an OpenLightingAssociation supported DMX controller, for example the [[Entec DMX USB Pro]]. Depending on what you want to control, you need for example a DMX RGB LED controller, like DMX RGB LED Dimmer (search on ebay). |
Add the needed cables, power supply for the LEDs, and you are ready to go. | Add the needed cables, power supply for the LEDs, and you are ready to go. | ||
Revision as of 20:01, 30 October 2011
To get started with DMX within LinuxMCE, you need an OpenLightingAssociation supported DMX controller, for example the Entec DMX USB Pro. Depending on what you want to control, you need for example a DMX RGB LED controller, like DMX RGB LED Dimmer (search on ebay).
Add the needed cables, power supply for the LEDs, and you are ready to go.
