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Museum der Repliken 2

2021-04-16T12:28:33Z

Annegret04:

== Background ==
Annegret Schalke: I was not originally part of project ''Museum der Repliken 2'' of Julian Weber, but since I had some free time and was eager to get my hands onto more LED lights at that time, I made myself available as an extra free collaborator and spend two weeks with the team in rehearsals, at the end of which were public presentations inside of a festival of Tanzfabrik Berlin. While the piece had been planned by Julian Weber without any specific lighting design, in a bright "gallery-like" space, I was therefore able to include some extras using a set of LED-PARs (RGBW).

== The Piece ==
In the Museum of Replicas Julian Weber copies works of art and confronts minimalism with searching bodies. In round two he follows up his examination in institutes for visual and performative arts with their correspondingly conventional presentation formats. An exhibition on stage asks us: how should we regard objects and bodies, what effect has the translation on the results of the work, and where can autonomy arise in the jungle of references?

== Credits ==
Choreography/Dance: Julian Weber

Creation/Dance: Timo Müller, Jefferson Arcer, Zack Bernstein, Stuart Meyers, Gerard Reyes

Music: Tarren Johnson

Light: Annegret Schalke

A project of Julian Weber in Collaboration with Tanzfabrik Berlin.

Museum der Repliken 2

2021-04-16T12:28:17Z

Annegret04:

== Background ==
Annegret Schalke: I was not originally part of project ''Museum der Repliken 2'' of Julian Weber, but since I had some free time and was eager to get my hands onto more LED lights at that time, I made myself available as an extra free collaborator and spend two weeks with the team in rehearsals, at the end of which were public presentations inside of a festival of Tanzfabrik Berlin. While the piece had been planned by Julian Weber without any specific lighting design, in a bright "gallery-like" space, I was therefore able to include some extras using a set of LED-PARs (RGBW).

== The Piece ==
In the Museum of Replicas Julian Weber copies works of art and confronts minimalism with searching bodies. In round two he follows up his examination in institutes for visual and performative arts with their correspondingly conventional presentation formats. An exhibition on stage asks us: how should we regard objects and bodies, what effect has the translation on the results of the work, and where can autonomy arise in the jungle of references?

== Credits ==
Choreography/Dance: Julian Weber

Creation/Dance: Timo Müller, Jefferson Arcer, Zack Bernstein, Stuart Meyers, Gerard Reyes

Music: Tarren Johnson
Light: Annegret Schalke
A project of Julian Weber in Collaboration with Tanzfabrik Berlin.

Museum der Repliken 2

2021-04-16T12:27:40Z

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== Background ==
Annegret Schalke: I was not originally part of project ''Museum der Repliken 2'' of Julian Weber, but since I had some free time and was eager to get my hands onto more LED lights at that time, I made myself available as an extra free collaborator and spend two weeks with the team in rehearsals, at the end of which were public presentations inside of a festival of Tanzfabrik Berlin. While the piece had been planned by Julian Weber without any specific lighting design, in a bright "gallery-like" space, I was therefore able to include some extras using a set of LED-PARs (RGBW).

== The Piece ==
In the Museum of Replicas Julian Weber copies works of art and confronts minimalism with searching bodies. In round two he follows up his examination in institutes for visual and performative arts with their correspondingly conventional presentation formats. An exhibition on stage asks us: how should we regard objects and bodies, what effect has the translation on the results of the work, and where can autonomy arise in the jungle of references?

== Credits ==
Choreography/Dance: Julian Weber
Creation/Dance: Timo Müller, Jefferson Arcer, Zack Bernstein, Stuart Meyers, Gerard Reyes
Music: Tarren Johnson
Light: Annegret Schalke
A project of Julian Weber in Collaboration with Tanzfabrik Berlin.

User:Annegret04/Projektliste

2021-04-16T12:07:09Z

Annegret04:

= 2015 =

* [[Le Sacre du Printemps - a ballet for a single body]] von Lea Moro - Tanztage Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Formen Formen von Julian Weber]] - Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Isaac and Ahmed – A peace piece]] von Anna Melnikova – Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[(b)reaching stillness]] von Lea Moro - Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Museum der Repliken 2]] von Julian Weber - Open Spaces Festival Tanzfabrik, Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[EXODUS]] von Cecilie Ullerup-Schmidt und Andreas Liebmann - Kampnagel Hamburg (Lichtdesign, Performance, Touring: Techn. Leitung)

= 2016 =

* [[Los Ninjas - Matter of Blood]] von Rocio Marano, Lea Kieffer - Tanztage, Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Manpower Mix]] von Sheena MacGrandles und Zinzi Buchanan - Something Raw Festival Amsterdam (Lichtdesign)
* [[The End of The Alphabet]] von Lea Moro - K3 Kampnagel Hamburg (Lichtdesign)

= 2017 =
* [[brothers]] von Angela Schubot und Robert Steijn - HAU3 Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[FUN]] von Lea Moro - Tanzhaus Zürich und Tanz im August Festival HAU2 Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[After America]] von Katherine Evans - ZKU Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Jaded]] von Sheena MacGrandles - Amazonas Reihe Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)
* [[Machine of Grace]] von Alejandro Karasik – Uferstudios Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Some Significance]] von Eva-Meyer Keller - PACT Zollverein, Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)

= 2018 =
* [[Yew]] von Angela Schubot und Jared Gradinger - HAU3 Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Lust]] von Anna Aristarkhova – Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[HARLEKING]] von Enrico Ticconi und Ginevra Pranzetti – Open Spaces Festival Tanzfabrik Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[A MATTER OF ONE'S OWN]] von Roni Katz – Uferstudios Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[FIGURED]] von Sheena McGrandles – The Place Theatre, London, Tanznacht Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)

= 2019 =
* [[SEPIA]] von Annegret Schalke – Tanztage Festival, Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Bühne, Lichtdesign)
* [[THE NATURE OF US]] von Angela Schubot und Jared Gradinger – HAU2 Berlin (Lichtdesign, Lichtgardener)
* [[Volxfest]] von Simon Meyer – Festival der Regionen, Oberösterreich (Tanz, Lichtdesign)
* [[Bergen]] von Göksu Kunak und Laure M. Hiendl – Uferstudios Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[AEREA]] von Enrico Ticconi und Ginevra Panzetti – Tirennale di Milano, Mailand (Lichtdesign)
* [[LIVING MATTERS]] von Eva Meyer-Keller – PACT Zollverein Essen, Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)

= 2020 =
* [[The Broken Promise]] von Miriam Jacob – Open Spaces Festival, Tanzfabrik Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Alongé]] von Julian Weber – Open Spaces Festival, Tanzfabrik Berlin (Lichtdesign)

= 2021 =
* [[Dinge Dingen]] von Jan Rozman und Julia Turbahn - FELD Theater für junges Publikum Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Ara!Ara!]] von Enrico Ticconi und Ginevra Panzetti - Radialsystem Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Overtongue]] von Michelle Moura - Tanztage Festival, Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Marmo]] von Enrico Ginevra Panzetti, Dance On Company - Radialsystem Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[An(k)ara]] von Göksu Kunak, Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)

User:Annegret04/Projektliste

2021-04-16T12:05:04Z

Annegret04:

= 2015 =

* [[Le Sacre du Printemps - a ballet for a single body]] von Lea Moro - Tanztage Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Formen Formen von Julian Weber]] - Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Isaac and Ahmed – A peace piece]] von Anna Melnikova – Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[(b)reaching stillness]] von Lea Moro - Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Museum der Repliken 2]] von Julian Weber - Open Spaces Festival Tanzfabrik, Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[EXODUS]] von Cecilie Ullerup-Schmidt und Andreas Liebmann - Kampnagel Hamburg (Lichtdesign, Performance, Touring: Techn. Leitung)

= 2016 =

* [[Los Ninjas - Matter of Blood]] von Rocio Marano, Lea Kieffer - Tanztage, Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Manpower Mix]] von Sheena MacGrandles und Zinzi Buchanan - Something Raw Festival Amsterdam (Lichtdesign)
* [[The End of The Alphabet]] von Lea Moro - K3 Kampnagel Hamburg (Lichtdesign)

= 2017 =
* [[brothers]] von Angela Schubot und Robert Steijn - HAU3 Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[FUN]] von Lea Moro - Tanzhaus Zürich und Tanz im August Festival HAU2 Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[After America]] von Katherine Evans - ZKU Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Jaded]] von Sheena MacGrandles - Amazonas Reihe Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)
* [[Machine of Grace]] von Alejandro Karasik – Uferstudios Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Some Significance]] von Eva-Meyer Keller - PACT Zollverein, Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)

= 2018 =
* [[Yew]] von Angela Schubot und Jared Gradinger - HAU3 Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Lust]] von Anna Aristarkhova – Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[HARLEKING]] von Enrico Ticconi und Ginevra Pranzetti – Open Spaces Festival Tanzfabrik Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[A MATTER OF ONE'S OWN]] von Roni Katz – Uferstudios Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[FIGURED]] von Sheena McGrandles – The Place Theatre, London, Tanznacht Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)

= 2019 =
* [[SEPIA]] von Annegret Schalke – Tanztage Festival, Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Bühne, Lichtdesign)
* [[THE NATURE OF US]] von Angela Schubot und Jared Gradinger – HAU2 Berlin (Lichtdesign, Lichtgardener)
* [[Volxfest]] von Simon Meyer – Festival der Regionen, Oberösterreich (Tanz, Lichtdesign)
* [[Bergen]] von Göksu Kunak und Laure M. Hiendl – Uferstudios Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[AEREA]] von Enrico Ticconi und Ginevra Panzetti – Tirennale di Milano, Mailand (Lichtdesign)
* [[LIVING MATTERS]] von Eva Meyer-Keller – PACT Zollverein Essen, Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)

= 2020 =
* [[The Broken Promise]] von Miriam Jacob – Open Spaces Festival, Tanzfabrik Berlin (Licht)
* [[Alongé]] von Julian Weber – Open Spaces Festival, Tanzfabrik Berlin (Licht)

= 2021 =
* [[Ara!Ara!]] von Enrico Ticconi und Ginevra Panzetti - Radialsystem Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Overtongue]] von Michelle Moura - Tanztage Festival, Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Marmo]] von Enrico Ginevra Panzetti, Dance On Company - Radialsystem Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[An(k)ara]] von Göksu Kunak, Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)

User:Annegret04/Projektliste

2021-04-16T12:04:50Z

Annegret04:

= 2015 =

* [[Le Sacre du Printemps - a ballet for a single body]] von Lea Moro - Tanztage Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Formen Formen von Julian Weber]] - Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Isaac and Ahmed – A peace piece]] von Anna Melnikova – Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[(b)reaching stillness]] von Lea Moro - Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Museum der Repliken 2]] von Julian Weber - Open Spaces Festival Tanzfabrik, Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[EXODUS]] von Cecilie Ullerup-Schmidt und Andreas Liebmann - Kampnagel Hamburg
(Lichtdesign, Performance, Touring: Techn. Leitung)

= 2016 =

* [[Los Ninjas - Matter of Blood]] von Rocio Marano, Lea Kieffer - Tanztage, Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Manpower Mix]] von Sheena MacGrandles und Zinzi Buchanan - Something Raw Festival Amsterdam (Lichtdesign)
* [[The End of The Alphabet]] von Lea Moro - K3 Kampnagel Hamburg (Lichtdesign)

= 2017 =
* [[brothers]] von Angela Schubot und Robert Steijn - HAU3 Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[FUN]] von Lea Moro - Tanzhaus Zürich und Tanz im August Festival HAU2 Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[After America]] von Katherine Evans - ZKU Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Jaded]] von Sheena MacGrandles - Amazonas Reihe Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)
* [[Machine of Grace]] von Alejandro Karasik – Uferstudios Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Some Significance]] von Eva-Meyer Keller - PACT Zollverein, Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)

= 2018 =
* [[Yew]] von Angela Schubot und Jared Gradinger - HAU3 Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Lust]] von Anna Aristarkhova – Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[HARLEKING]] von Enrico Ticconi und Ginevra Pranzetti – Open Spaces Festival Tanzfabrik Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[A MATTER OF ONE'S OWN]] von Roni Katz – Uferstudios Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[FIGURED]] von Sheena McGrandles – The Place Theatre, London, Tanznacht Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)

= 2019 =
* [[SEPIA]] von Annegret Schalke – Tanztage Festival, Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Bühne, Lichtdesign)
* [[THE NATURE OF US]] von Angela Schubot und Jared Gradinger – HAU2 Berlin (Lichtdesign, Lichtgardener)
* [[Volxfest]] von Simon Meyer – Festival der Regionen, Oberösterreich (Tanz, Lichtdesign)
* [[Bergen]] von Göksu Kunak und Laure M. Hiendl – Uferstudios Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[AEREA]] von Enrico Ticconi und Ginevra Panzetti – Tirennale di Milano, Mailand (Lichtdesign)
* [[LIVING MATTERS]] von Eva Meyer-Keller – PACT Zollverein Essen, Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)

= 2020 =
* [[The Broken Promise]] von Miriam Jacob – Open Spaces Festival, Tanzfabrik Berlin (Licht)
* [[Alongé]] von Julian Weber – Open Spaces Festival, Tanzfabrik Berlin (Licht)

= 2021 =
* [[Ara!Ara!]] von Enrico Ticconi und Ginevra Panzetti - Radialsystem Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Overtongue]] von Michelle Moura - Tanztage Festival, Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Marmo]] von Enrico Ginevra Panzetti, Dance On Company - Radialsystem Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[An(k)ara]] von Göksu Kunak, Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)

User:Annegret04/Projektliste

2021-04-16T12:04:11Z

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= 2015 =

* [[Le Sacre du Printemps - a ballet for a single body]] von Lea Moro - Tanztage Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Formen Formen von Julian Weber]] - Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Isaac and Ahmed – A peace piece]] von Anna Melnikova – Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[(b)reaching stillness]] von Lea Moro - Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Museum der Repliken 2]] von Julian Weber - Open Spaces Festival Tanzfabrik, Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[EXODUS]] von Cecilie Ullerup-Schmidt und Andreas Liebmann - Kampnagel Hamburg
(Lichtdesign, Performance, Touring: Techn. Leitung)

= 2016 =

* [[Los Ninjas - Matter of Blood]] von Rocio Marano, Lea Kieffer - Tanztage, Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Manpower Mix]] von Sheena MacGrandles und Zinzi Buchanan - Something Raw Festival Amsterdam (Lichtdesign)
* [[The End of The Alphabet]] von Lea Moro - K3 Kampnagel Hamburg (Lichtdesign)

= 2017 =
* [[brothers]] von Angela Schubot und Robert Steijn - HAU3 Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[FUN]] von Lea Moro - Tanzhaus Zürich und Tanz im August Festival HAU2 Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[After America]] von Katherine Evans - ZKU Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Jaded]] von Sheena MacGrandles - Amazonas Reihe Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)
* [[Machine of Grace]] von Alejandro Karasik – Uferstudios Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Some Significance]] von Eva-Meyer Keller - PACT Zollverein, Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)

= 2018 =
* [[Yew]] von Angela Schubot und Jared Gradinger - HAU3 Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[Lust]] von Anna Aristarkhova – Sophiensaele Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[HARLEKING]] von Enrico Ticconi und Ginevra Pranzetti – Open Spaces Festival Tanzfabrik Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[A MATTER OF ONE'S OWN]] von Roni Katz – Uferstudios Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[FIGURED]] von Sheena McGrandles – The Place Theatre, London, Tanznacht Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)

= 2019 =
* [[SEPIA]] von Annegret Schalke – Tanztage Festival, Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Bühne, Lichtdesign)
* [[THE NATURE OF US]] von Angela Schubot und Jared Gradinger – HAU2 Berlin (Lichtdesign, Lichtgardener)
* [[Volxfest]] von Simon Meyer – Festival der Regionen, Oberösterreich (Tanz, Lichtdesign)
* [[Bergen]] von Göksu Kunak und Laure M. Hiendl – Uferstudios Berlin (Lichtdesign)
* [[AEREA]] von Enrico Ticconi und Ginevra Panzetti – Tirennale di Milano, Mailand (Lichtdesign)
* [[LIVING MATTERS]] von Eva Meyer-Keller – PACT Zollverein Essen, Sophiensaele Berlin (Tanz, Lichtdesign)

= 2020 =
* [[The Broken Promise]] von Miriam Jacob – Open Spaces Festival, Tanzfabrik Berlin (Licht)
* [[Alongé]] von Julian Weber – Open Spaces Festival, Tanzfabrik Berlin (Licht)

= 2021 =
* [[Ara!Ara!]] von Enrico Ticconi und Ginevra Panzetti - Radialsystem Berlin (Licht)
* [[Overtongue]] von Michelle Moura - Tanztage Festival, Sophiensaele Berlin (Licht)
* [[Marmo]] von Enrico Ginevra Panzetti, Dance On Company - Radialsystem Berlin (Licht)
* [[An(k)ara]] von Göksu Kunak, Sophiensaele Berlin (Licht)

Talk:SSH over Tor

2021-04-16T11:40:07Z

Annegret04:

Great article! Thank you!

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2021-04-16T11:39:38Z

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Great Article! Thank you!

Project:Wishlist

2021-04-16T11:38:08Z

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RFID -> Claire?

Category:Workshops

2021-04-16T11:13:17Z

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Category:Performance

2021-04-16T11:12:20Z

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[[category: Projects]]

User:Annegret04

2021-04-15T12:06:59Z

Annegret04:

== Vita ==

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Category:Lighting Control

2021-04-15T11:40:21Z

Annegret04:

This category contains both hardware and software tools for lighting control.

[[category: Tools]]

Category:Lighting Control

2021-04-15T11:39:46Z

Annegret04:

This category contains hardware and software tools for lighting control.

[[category: Tools]]

Category:Lighting Control

2021-04-15T11:38:02Z

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[[category: Tools]]

QLC+

2021-04-15T11:36:45Z

Annegret04:

'''QLC+''' (Q Light Controller+) is a free and cross-platform software (Linux, Mac, Windows) to control DMX or analog lighting systems like moving heads, dimmers, scanners etc.

== External links ==
https://www.qlcplus.org/

[[Category:Lighting Control]]

BitWizard DMX Interface

2021-04-15T11:36:27Z

Annegret04:

The '''BitWizard DMX interface''' is an HAT (hardware attached on top) extension board for the Raspberry Pi <ref>[[wikipedia:Raspberry_Pi]]</ref>.

== Installation notes ==
=== GPIO configuration ===
For the BitWizard HAT to function it has to be set to ''output mode'' via the GPIO <ref>[[wikipedia:General-purpose_input/output]]</ref> pins. There are a number of programms which enable you to configure the GPIO pins.

==== Raspberry Pi OS ====

In this example we use ''pigpio'' <ref>http://abyz.me.uk/rpi/pigpio/</ref> to configure the GPIO pins. To install pigpio on your Raspberry Pi either open a terminal window or connect to the Pi via SSH and type:

sudo apt install pigpio

Then we create a ''shell script'' <ref>[[wikipedia:Shell_script]]</ref> which will configure the GPIO pins when we run the script. Let's call the script ''bitwizard_gpio.sh''

#!/bin/bash
pigpiod
sleep 1
pigs m 18 W
pigs w 18 1
pigs m 14 0
pigs m 15 0
systemctl restart olad

'''''Caveat:''' We presume your shell is Bash <ref>[[wikipedia:Bash_(Unix_shell)]]</ref>. If you use another shell change the first line of the script accordingly. We also presume that you have either Open Lighting Architecture (OLA) <ref>https://www.openlighting.org/ola/</ref> or QLC+ <ref>https://www.qlcplus.org/</ref> installed on your Raspberry.

Then make the script ''executable'':

sudo chmod +x bitwizard_gpio.sh

Run the script with:

sudo ./bitwizard_gpio.sh

Now the pin configuration is changed and the BitWizard DMX HAT should work.

==== Creating a cron job ====

The changes to the GPIO pin configuration are not persistent. This means that we have to run the script again after we rebooted the Raspberry. To automate this task we create a cron job <ref>[[wikipedia:Cron]]</ref> which runs our script after reboots.

There are multiple ways to create a cron job. We choose to create a cron job file in /etc/cron.d and name our file ''bitwizard_gpio_cron''.

'''''Caveat:''''' Files in /etc/cron.d have to follow a naming convention or they will be ignored. The filenames may constist of ASCII upper- and lower-case letters, ASCII digits, ASCII underscore and ASCII minus-hyphen.

/etc/cron.d/bitwizard_gpio_cron contains:

@reboot root /path/to/bitwizard_gpio.sh

==== Troubleshooting ====

If the the cron job doesn't seem to work, look in the system log file for error messages:

sudo less /var/log/syslog

== See also ==
[[QLC+]]

== References ==
<div class="references-small"><references /></div>

== External links ==
http://bitwizard.nl/wiki/Dmx_interface_for_raspberry_pi

[[Category:Lighting Control]]

Category:Lanbox

2021-04-15T11:36:06Z

Annegret04:

The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/

For more information about the philosophy of lighting control behind the lanbox and the possibilities of using your own software to control lights with the Lanbox, check the page: [[Lanbox]]

[[Category:Lighting Control]]

Category:Pure Data Patches

2021-04-15T11:33:38Z

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[[category: Patches]]

Category:Pure Data

2021-04-15T11:19:14Z

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[[category: Tools]]

Lanbox

2021-04-15T09:59:00Z

Annegret04:

''This article is still under construction.'' 

The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/
It comes with a dedicated software published by CDS, [http://support.lanbox.com/Manuals/LCedit%20manual%204_1.pdf LC Edit], which can be installed on Windows Systems, and OS X up to OS X 10,11 El Capitan Included.
For later versions of OS X and Linux operating systems, the workaround is to use a virtualized or emulated Windows system.

As described below, there are many more ways than LC Edit to communicate with the lanbox.

Examples of particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller (it has internal memory): Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The [http://support.lanbox.com/Manuals/LanBox%20Reference%203.04.pdf Lanbox Reference Chart] gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Access with Pure Data]] for these patches.
* Similarily, the Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of [[MIDI]]<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIDI</ref> commands possible to send directly to the Lanbox (model LCX or LCM, both equipped with MIDI in and MIDI out connectors).
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible on the channel (the zero overwrites what comes from lower layers). At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

[[Category:Lanbox]]

Lanbox

2021-04-14T11:17:43Z

Annegret04:

''This article is still under construction.'' 

The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/

Particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller: Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Abstractions]] for these patches.
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible on the channel (the zero overwrites what comes from lower layers). At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

[[Category:Lanbox]]

Lanbox

2021-04-14T11:15:44Z

Annegret04:

''This article is still under construction.'' 

The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. <nowiki>https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/</nowiki>

Particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller: Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Abstractions]] for these patches.
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible on the channel (the zero overwrites what comes from lower layers). At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

[[Category:Lanbox]]

Lanbox

2021-04-14T11:15:35Z

Annegret04:

''This article is still under construction.'' 

The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. <nowiki>https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/</nowiki>

Particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller: Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Abstractions]] for these patches.
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible on the channel (the zero overwrites what comes from lower layers). At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

[[Category:Lanbox]]

Lanbox

2021-04-14T11:15:23Z

Annegret04:

''This article is still under construction.'' 

The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. <nowiki>https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/</nowiki>

Particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller: Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Abstractions]] for these patches.
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible on the channel (the zero overwrites what comes from lower layers). At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

[[Category:Lanbox]]

Lanbox

2021-04-14T11:15:02Z

Annegret04:

''This article is still under construction.'' 

The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. <nowiki>https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/</nowiki>

Particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller: Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Abstractions]] for these patches.
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible on the channel (the zero overwrites what comes from lower layers). At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

[[Category:Lanbox]]

Lanbox

2021-04-14T11:14:52Z

Annegret04:

''This article is still under construction.'' 

The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. <nowiki>https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/</nowiki>

Particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller: Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Abstractions]] for these patches.
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible on the channel (the zero overwrites what comes from lower layers). At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

[[Category:Lanbox]]

Lanbox

2021-04-14T11:14:32Z

Annegret04:

''This article is still under construction.'' 

The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. <nowiki>https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/</nowiki>

Particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller: Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Abstractions]] for these patches.
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible on the channel (the zero overwrites what comes from lower layers). At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

[[Category:Lanbox]]

Lanbox

2021-04-14T11:14:20Z

Annegret04:

Lanbox

2021-04-14T11:13:44Z

Annegret04:

''This article is still under construction.'' Beispiel 

The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. <nowiki>https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/</nowiki>

Particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller: Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Abstractions]] for these patches.
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible on the channel (the zero overwrites what comes from lower layers). At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

[[Category:Lanbox]]

Lanbox

2021-04-14T11:11:00Z

Annegret04:

''This article is still under construction.''

The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. <nowiki>https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/</nowiki>

Particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller: Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Abstractions]] for these patches.
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible on the channel (the zero overwrites what comes from lower layers). At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

[[Category:Lanbox]]

Lanbox

2021-04-14T11:10:00Z

Annegret04:

''This article is still under construction.''
''Please add more points.''

The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. <nowiki>https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/</nowiki>

Particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller: Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Abstractions]] for these patches.
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible on the channel (the zero overwrites what comes from lower layers). At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

[[Category:Lanbox]]

Lanbox

2021-04-14T11:09:46Z

Annegret04:

''This article is still under construction.
Please add more points.''

The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. <nowiki>https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/</nowiki>

Particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller: Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Abstractions]] for these patches.
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible on the channel (the zero overwrites what comes from lower layers). At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

[[Category:Lanbox]]

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2021-04-14T11:06:50Z

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Lanbox

2021-04-13T15:12:08Z

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[[Category:Lanbox]]
The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. <nowiki>https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/</nowiki>

Particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller: Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Abstractions]] for these patches.
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible on the channel (the zero overwrites what comes from lower layers). At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

Lanbox

2021-04-13T15:05:57Z

Annegret04:

[[Category:Lanbox]]
The Lanbox is a dmx lighting controller produced and sold by CDS Advanced Technology bv. <nowiki>https://www.lanbox.com/service/about/</nowiki>

Particularities of the Lanbox include:

* The Lanbox can work as a standalone controller: Every time it gets plugged into electricity it will start from exactly the state where it has last been saved last, which can for example be the beginning cue of cue list consisting of follow cues with waiting times between the cues. It can therefore be used standalone for example for installations, where the same program should be executed every day.
* The Lanbox Reference Chart gives a complete list of Hexadecimal Codes that need to be send to the Lanbox via USB or Network connection in order to execute certain commands. This allows for the development of a Lanbox library in any programming language on the basis of which own software patches can be written to control lights. [[Gangplank]] has been invested in developing such a Lanbox library for the [[Pure Data]] <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data </ref> <ref> http://puredata.info/visual </ref> programming language. Check [[Lanbox Abstractions]] for these patches.
* The Lanbox works with a layer structure much like a graphics editor. In each layer one can decide to give intensity values to a subset of channels. Layers can be made more or less transparent, allowing for smooth fades between different chases running on different layers.
* Layers can be used in an "ADD" mode, which means that the values given to channels in this layer minus 128 (or minus 50%) are being add/subtracted to/from the values coming from other layers. This gives an easy way to add some wave movement or flickering movement etc onto a fade that is happening in another layer.
* When channels are not given any value in a specific layer, the values from lower layers pass through from below without being changed. In contrast if a channel is set to zero in a (non-transparent) layer, then this channel can participate in cue lists that are running in lower layers without the value of those cue lists being visible. At a certain point in time, when needed, the zero value in the upper layer can be removed, making the channel value jump to the exact level it should be on according to the lower level cue list. This can be useful for example when one lamp after the other is supposed to join a common fade in, but the timing of when they are supposed to join depends on certain actions and is not possible to fix in advance.

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This category will be differentiated further later, when there will be more patches in different programming languages.

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