Gap adds empty channels between fixtures — useful for future expansion or leaving room for mode changes.
Map a source DMX range to a target output range. Useful for converting between different fixture modes or scaling values for automated lighting.
At 44Hz DMX refresh: time to sweep full range (0→255).
| # | Name | Type / Mode | Universe | Start | End | Ch | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No fixtures patched yet. | ||||||||
Convert a 16-bit value (0–65535) to coarse/fine DMX channel pair, or back.
Enter coarse and fine DMX values to reconstruct the full 16-bit value. Useful for reading position feedback.
Build a complete show rig overview. Fixtures sync with the Patch Manager automatically.
Enter a DMX start address to see its dip switch configuration, or click switches to calculate the address. Supports 9-switch and 10-switch fixtures.
Switch 1 = bit 0 (value 1). Switch 9 = bit 8 (value 256). Address = sum of all ON switch values. Most fixtures use this standard, but always verify with your fixture's manual.
Common addresses with their dip switch patterns. Click any row to load it.
| Address | SW9 | SW8 | SW7 | SW6 | SW5 | SW4 | SW3 | SW2 | SW1 |
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Common channel assignments for moving fixtures:
Typical moving head shutter channel:
Values vary by manufacturer. Always verify against the fixture's DMX chart.