Recent content by Aiden Schramm

Im sorry, I should have clarified earlier, there was a remote that previous students and the director had been using that was lost about a decade ago. My goal is to find or create a remote to make it easier for others to remotely control the presets without having to use the web-based interface...

How exactly is the Ion connected to the network? Talk to your IT people and get a record of the network traffic because more likely than not, they're seeing some form of actual show network data that they believe to be caused by a virus.

At my school we have a Unison Heritage Fader and Button station both of which feature infrared receivers. I've searched online for information on the remote for the stations, and I'm reasonably confident that our Paradigm system was installed after the newer remotes were introduced. Getting a...

Ooh I can't wait for that to launch, having a visualizer available to anyone with a capable EOS console is going to be amazing

https://www.controlbooth.com/threads/edi-multilink-120-help.28173/Though @dramatech hasn't been online for nearly 2 years, it might be worth attempting to get in contact with him and see if he still has the schematics mentioned in this thread.

Though it isn't intended to be used over wifi, Nomad does work well when the network is properly configured. Obviously it's much better to have a wired connection, but it is possible to make do with a wireless connection.

Networking is a finicky thing, make absolutely sure that both your console and router are operating within the same private IP range (10.x.x.x by default on the console). Most consumer routers default to the 192.168.x.x range, which is problematic when attempting to integrate into a show...

Though I don't know what console you have in your space, I use an OSC connection to our Element console to display the current and pending cue to a number of different outputs. By just sending the OSC commands "/eos/out/active/cue/text" and "/eos/out/pending/cue/text" the console will send back...

Wait what? You don't have to have a floppy installed to operate the board, the basic OS is still installed on the console.

Glad to help! Just curious, what will the school be using the board for?

http://www.theatrecrafts.com/archive/documents/geniusal.pdfI actually have an old LBX sitting in my basement right now, it's an interesting board to use.