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: every channel live in the browser, RDM on the bus, frame rates per output, and the lights in the opening shot are driven by the DMX the box actually sent.
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, and a header for an optional display. The outputs are DMX512-A Protected: a series protector blocks mains or up to ±42 V on the data pins in under a microsecond, then recovers on its own. Designed entirely as code and routed by a fully-scripted pipeline. Palm-sized, fabricable at JLCPCB for a few dollars.
Built and running: the first boards came back from the fab and have been driving the test bench since July 2026.
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.