Art-Net Interface

High-performance Art-Net interface designed for flawless, real-time DMX control.

With Art-Net, your lights become part of the show. Connect, control, and create dynamic lighting experiences – whether on stage, in the studio, or at your next big event.

Setup

Add one interface for each universe you want to send.
Each interface sends Art-Net data for that specific universe.

To send data to a single device, enter its IP address – this is called Unicast.
If you want to send data to multiple devices, you can use Multicast by setting the last number of the IP address to 255 (for example: 192.168.0.255).

Add Interface

Receiver IP

Enter the IP address of your Art-Net receiver, or use a multicast address (e.g. 192.168.0.255) to send data to multiple devices.

Universe

Set the universe number that this interface will handle.

DMX-Frame refresh rate

Choose how fast new DMX frames should be sent when values change.

Commands

Art-Net Value

Used to send a single DMX value value in 8-bit precision, from 0 to 255.

Channel

Enter a DMX channel between 1 and 512.

Value

Enter a value between 0 and 255.

Art-Net Range

Used to send a DMX range value in 8-bit precision, from 0 to 255.

Channel

Enter a DMX channel between 1 and 512.

Max / Min Value

Enter a value between 0 and 255.

Art-Net Value Fine

Used to send a single DMX value in 16-bit precision, from 0 to 65535.

Channel Coarse

Enter a DMX channel between 1 and 512 as coarse channel

Channel Fine

Enter a DMX channel between 1 and 512 as fine channel (16 bit)

Value

Enter a value between 0 and 255.
If both Coarse and Fine channels are defined, decimal values (e.g. 100.75) will be split:

100 goes to the Coarse channel
.75 × 256 = 192 goes to the Fine channel
This enables 16-bit precision using two DMX channels.

Art-Net Range Fine

Used to send a DMX range value in 16-bit precision, from 0 to 65535.

Channel Coarse

Enter a DMX channel between 1 and 512 as coarse channel

Channel Fine

Enter a DMX channel between 1 and 512 as fine channel (16 bit)

Max / Min Value

Enter a value between 0 and 255.
If both Coarse and Fine channels are defined, decimal values (e.g. 100.75) will be split:

100 goes to the Coarse channel
.75 × 256 = 192 goes to the Fine channel
This enables 16-bit precision using two DMX channels.

Art-Net Script

Use a JavaScript to update DMX channels.

sendArtNet(128, 1) // updates channel 1 to 128 in 8Bit

sendArtNet(128, 1, 2) // updates channels 1 and 2 to 128 16-bit. Decimal places are possible.

Art-Net Reset DMX

Sets all Values in the DMX frame to 0.