Everything configurable at runtime
One built-in web page configures the whole device: protocol, network, DMX outputs and pins, status LED, display, and OTA. No recompile, no rebuild.
Open-source Art-Net & sACN (E1.31) → DMX512 gateway on a tiny ESP32, with a live 512-channel diagnostic web UI.
It's free! Open source! Do whatever you want license.
Free, open hardware design.
A network DMX node and a live diagnostic tool. Watch all 512 channels update in real time in your browser, get warned the instant two consoles fight over a universe, see per-sender FPS and frame jitter, and drive galvanically-isolated DMX out. Builds for a few dollars.
A narrated walkthrough of the web UI: manual control, labels, sparklines, identify, blackout, and every setting.
One built-in web page configures the whole device: protocol, network, DMX outputs and pins, status LED, display, and OTA. No recompile, no rebuild.
A compact, open-source Art-Net / sACN → galvanically-isolated DMX512 gateway built around an ESP32-S3 with both WiFi and wired Ethernet (W5500). Two isolated DMX universes, 802.3af PoE or USB-C power + flashing, a 5-LED status panel. Designed entirely as code and routed by a fully-scripted pipeline. Palm-sized, fabricable at JLCPCB for a few dollars.
Design-complete and passes the full scripted validation, but not yet fabricated, so treat the first build as a prototype.
Desktop Chrome or Edge, plug your board in over USB, pick your model, click flash. No Python, no esptool, no toolchain. Always the latest release.