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Request DMX mode output to add custom universes sequence #787
When setting up DMX output, is there an option to customize the universes sequence? Because sometimes you don't need so many outputs, you can set the same universes sequence, so you don't need a DMX amplifier
changed the title [-]Request DMX mode output to add custom universe sequence[/-][+]Request DMX mode output to add custom universes sequence[/+]on Oct 10, 2024
Not sure what you mean. A single DMX port does not have any universe information. E1.31 data streams have universe information.
Are you asking to have multiple DMX ports transmitting the same channel data so that you can have more devices playing the same data?
You can already set the number of channels of data sent to a DMX port. For example, the ESPS Input gets 128 channels of data from the data source (does not matter if it is ddp, FPP SD or E1.31). you can send the first 50 channels to port 1, the next 40 to port 2 and the last 38 channels to port 3. These are randomly selected values.
The ESPS V4 SW supports up to 3000 channels of data on the ESP8266 and 9000 channels of data on the ESP32.
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[-]Request DMX mode output to add custom universe sequence[/-][+]Request DMX mode output to add custom universes sequence[/+]MartinMueller2003 commentedon Jan 6, 2025
Not sure what you mean. A single DMX port does not have any universe information. E1.31 data streams have universe information.
Are you asking to have multiple DMX ports transmitting the same channel data so that you can have more devices playing the same data?
You can already set the number of channels of data sent to a DMX port. For example, the ESPS Input gets 128 channels of data from the data source (does not matter if it is ddp, FPP SD or E1.31). you can send the first 50 channels to port 1, the next 40 to port 2 and the last 38 channels to port 3. These are randomly selected values.
The ESPS V4 SW supports up to 3000 channels of data on the ESP8266 and 9000 channels of data on the ESP32.