Thanks David and Damian for the useful information,
i guess Olaf Matthes told me sth. about the timing issue as well, where
certain DMX dimmers refuse messages which don't come in a certain time
frame, or otherwise synchronized pattern. Seems the Enttec USB Pro comes
with a microcontroller on b
On Oct 6, 2008, at 4:48 PM, Damian Stewart wrote:
> David Kirkpatrick wrote:
>> Hi Peter,
>>
>> The Open DMX has stability problems and the fading is jolty
>> sometimes. Something to do with not being able to store an entire DMX
>> frame at the same time I think. I read an article a while ago tha
David Kirkpatrick wrote:
> Hi Peter,
>
> The Open DMX has stability problems and the fading is jolty
> sometimes. Something to do with not being able to store an entire DMX
> frame at the same time I think. I read an article a while ago that
> explained the exact differences, but I can't seem
Hi,
[dmxsend] can be found at http://www.packratproductions.com.au/davidkirkpatrick
It's part of the Packrat library. Just download Packrat_1.2.zip, unzip it, set
up library as per any other library, then run dmxsend_help for an explaination.
David Kirkpatrick
>can you share that object
Hi Peter,
The Open DMX has stability problems and the fading is jolty sometimes.
Something to do with not being able to store an entire DMX frame at the same
time I think. I read an article a while ago that explained the exact
differences, but I can't seem to find it again.
I have had no is
can you share that object?
I have an entec usb pro that i woudl like to test it with!
pp
Peter Plessas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * David Kirkpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-10-04 13:24]:
> > Sadly I don't have a linux version of Adrian's [dmxsend] object. He made it
> > specifically
* David Kirkpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-10-04 13:24]:
> Sadly I don't have a linux version of Adrian's [dmxsend] object. He made it
> specifically for a Windows based theatre work I was doing. [dmxsend] is also
> designed to work with the Enttec DMX USB Pro, not the Enttec Open DMX. The
>
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> PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: [PD] looking for open dmx external> CC: [EMAIL
> PROTECTED]; pd-list@iem.at> > hi david.> > do you have a linux version opf
> you open dmx patch library?> do you have some tip to an ubuntu user?> i' ve
> tryed your
palmieri, ricardo wrote:
> hi david.
>
> do you have a linux version opf you open dmx patch library?
> do you have some tip to an ubuntu user?
> i' ve tryed your dll, but without sucess. what version of puredata are
> you using?
i have written a [dmxout] external which i used successfully for a
hi david.
do you have a linux version opf you open dmx patch library?
do you have some tip to an ubuntu user?
i' ve tryed your dll, but without sucess. what version of puredata are
you using?
thanks anyway
palmieri
2007/10/13 David Kirkpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Jim,
>
> I developed an
Hi Martin,
Thanks a lot. Sounds like a great solution. I'll give it a try and post
my results.
> Hi Jim,
> I think you could do it using [comport] if you set the baud rate to
> 25 and 8 data/2 stop bit/no parity..
> With a regular serial port you can't set that particular baud rate but
> I'm
Thanks David, I'll take a look at it. Does it work for the Open DMX ie.
non pro version?
Jim
> Hi Jim,
> I developed an external with Adrian 'Packrat' Taylor that
> allows pd to talk to the Enttec USB DMX Pro. It is called [dmxsend], and is
> part of the Packrat li
Hi Jim,I developed an external with Adrian 'Packrat' Taylor that allows pd to
talk to the Enttec USB DMX Pro. It is called [dmxsend], and is part of the
Packrat library (.dll). You can find it at
www.packratproductions.com.au/davidkirkpatrick. I've included a simple help
patch to show the bas
Hi Jim,
I think you could do it using [comport] if you set the baud rate to
25 and 8 data/2 stop bit/no parity..
With a regular serial port you can't set that particular baud rate but
I'm guessing that the device will allow that since that's what it's made
for.
The "C++ Builder Example V1.41
Hi, does anyone know where I can find an external for the Entec Open DMX
USB device, preferably for Linux though I can also use windows if I have
to. Thanks.
Jim
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