It may be worth noting that PathPort is not an Entertainment Technology product. See the Pathway Connectivity (formerly Gray Interfaces) website for more information. See also products from Artistic Licence.We have Entertainment Technology Capio raceways and dimmer racks ...
Most of the new generation of consoles (EOS, ION, LightPalette, etc.) and even some of the older consoles (Strand 300/500) allow for remote users to log in with a laptop. This usually requires the remote software for that console and a hardware dongle. With the new generation consoles you get a dongle with the console, if you happen to have a Strand 300/500 you can buy the USB designer's remote or if you have a Mac they have posted instructions on their website that detail how to log in via network without a dongle. This can all be done via WiFi or hard line connections.
I would check with ETC, but that sounds like something Sensor+ with CEM Plus could do. While I know you can log in to monitor it, I would imagine it could be set up to send out warning emails.Before this thread gets derailed and hijacked. the reason the info for the networkable dimming was only for monitoring purposes and diagnostics
We are doing this with all our sound and projection installs. We want to be able to log in to their network and find out how the systems are running. we have programs written that send us emails with errors or problems..... works good when they call us and say something isn't working can tell them to turn the phantom power back on the channel so a condenser mic will work etc.....
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