DMX Core 100 Web UI

Two ways to work

Choose the workflow that fits your project — or combine both.

Fixture Control

Import fixture profiles, assign DMX addresses, organize into zones, and control everything directly. Build reusable presets without any external software. This is DMX Core as your primary lighting controller.

  • Import profiles from Lightkey or Daslight libraries
  • Real-time color, dimmer, and position control
  • Save scenes as reusable presets
  • Organize fixtures into zones
  • Built-in effects (breathing, fire, chaser, lightning...)

Record & Playback

Capture DMX data from external lighting consoles or software, save it as cues, then play it back on schedule or on demand. Ideal when a lighting designer programs the show and DMX Core handles the daily operation.

  • Record from ArtNet, sACN, DMX-512, or KiNet sources
  • Snapshot (preset) or full sequence (cue) recording
  • Associate audio with recorded cues
  • DMX passthrough with automatic fallback
  • Automated recording via input triggers

Lighting control

Configure fixtures, group them into zones, and control everything in real time from the Web UI or touchscreen.

Fixture Setup

Import profiles from Lightkey or Daslight libraries. Configure DMX addresses, universes, and personalities. Multi-function fixtures are detected automatically — separate controls for dual color wheels, multiple gobos, and more. Export your fixture list to Excel for documentation.

Zones

Group fixtures by room, stage area, or type. Apply presets and effects per zone. Control zone levels via external faders. Perfect for multi-area venues like restaurants with separate dining, bar, and patio lighting.

Effects

Built-in effects including Breathing, Chaser, Crackling, Fire, Flickering, Full Sinus, Lightning, and Pulse. Each with configurable speed, intensity, and behavior. Effects run continuously without recorded cues and integrate directly with presets for scheduled or triggered activation.

DMX Core 100 fixture control view
DMX Core 100 timeline editor

Playback & timelines

Cues, presets, sounds, and timelines — combine them into precisely choreographed shows.

Cues

Recorded DMX sequences stored as PCAP files with automatic protocol conversion. Configurable fade in/out, looping (including infinite), dimmer control, and a Fade Mask Editor for selective channel fading. Clone cues for variations. Each cue gets a unique code for API and external triggering.

Timeline Editor

Visual Web UI editor to arrange cues, presets, and sounds on a timeline with precise timing. Pause, resume, stop, seek, and scrub. Configurable looping and priority settings. Trigger from the touchscreen, schedules, or external control.

Synchronized Audio

Play WAV and FLAC audio in sync with lighting cues. Configurable volume, loop, and fade settings. Audio delay compensation for aligning speakers with fixtures. Requires optional audio board or USB sound card.

Scheduling & automation

Set it up once, let it run. DMX Core is designed for permanent installations that need to operate unattended.

Schedules

Activate cues, presets, and timelines by time of day, day of week, or specific dates. Ideal for daypart transitions in restaurants, weekly services in churches, or seasonal lighting in retail.

Input Triggers

React to external events in real time. Trigger actions from HTTP, TCP, UDP, OSC, MQTT messages, or DMX channel thresholds. Connect buttons, sensors, building automation, or custom applications.

Output Events

When something happens in DMX Core, notify external systems. Publish MQTT messages, send HTTP requests, or fire UDP packets to coordinate lighting with other building systems.

Custom Menus

Build custom touchscreen layouts for end users. Show only the buttons they need — no access to the full system. Perfect for staff in venues who just need to select a scene.

Integrations

DMX Core connects to the systems you already use.

OSC

Control from TouchOSC or any OSC-capable device. Bidirectional communication.

MQTT

IoT and building automation integration. Input triggers and output events via MQTT topics. Shelly support.

Q-SYS & Symetrix

Direct DSP integration for AV systems. Custom control pages with buttons and sliders linked to DSP control IDs.

MIDI

Connect MIDI controllers like the Akai LPD8 for tactile, hands-on lighting control.

Stream Deck

15 customizable LCD buttons. Trigger cues, presets, timelines. Toggle mode for on/off control.

Cloud Tunnel

Secure remote Web UI access from anywhere. No VPN or port forwarding. Auto-reconnect. 1 year included.

REST API

Full HTTP/REST API for custom integration. API tokens for programmatic authentication.

Key Digital WP8

Wall-mounted 8-button keypad with LED indicators. Physical button control without needing screen access. Learn more ↗

Cytron IRIV IO Controller

Add physical push buttons, sensors, and relay outputs via MQTT. Trigger playback and presets from wired inputs, or drive indicator LEDs and relays from timelines and output events. Learn more ↗

Run it your way

Same software, multiple deployment options. Start with software and add dedicated hardware later, or go all-in from day one.

Software Licenses

$399
Basic License

Windows, macOS, Linux

$599
Full License

Windows, macOS, Linux

Dedicated Hardware

$999
4.3" Touchscreen

Touchscreen + rotary knob. PoE or 8-28VDC. GbE Ethernet. MicroSD + USB-A.

$1,099
7" Touchscreen

Larger display, same capabilities.

$599
External Control

Q-SYS & Symetrix DSP integration variant.

Expansion Boards (Hardware Only)

$99
Dual DMX512 Board

2-port isolated DMX-512 expansion. Enables passthrough.

$99
Audio Board

Onboard audio output for synchronized sound.

$149
ADIO Board

Audio + 2x DMX + digital input. All-in-one expansion.

Accessories

$99
19" Rack Mount

1U rack mount for standard 19" equipment racks.

$39
Desk Stand

3D-printed stand for desktop or equipment closet use.

$59
Desk Stand + Ethercon

With Neutrik Ethercon connector.

$79
Desk Stand + Ethercon + Fan

With Ethercon and Noctua cooling fan.

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Specifications

DMX Output
UniversesUp to 200 (100 at 40Hz for network streams)
Network ProtocolsArtNet, sACN (E1.31), KiNet v1/v2, TPM2.net
Direct DMX-512Via optional 2-port expansion board
USB DMXUp to 4 universes via Enttec Pro / DMXking devices
Software
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
Web UIFull browser-based control from any device on the network
EffectsBuilt-in (Breathing, Chaser, Crackling, Fire, Flickering, Full Sinus, Lightning, Pulse, and more)
PlaybackCues (PCAP format), Presets, Timelines, Sounds (WAV/FLAC)
Recording InputArtNet, sACN, DMX-512, KiNet
Fixture ProfilesLightkey and Daslight (SSL2) libraries
User ManagementMulti-user, role-based (24 permissions), PIN auth, API tokens
ThemesDark, Light, Auto
Integration
Control ProtocolsOSC, MQTT, HTTP/REST API, TCP, UDP, MIDI
DSP IntegrationQSC Q-SYS, Symetrix
Satellite DevicesElgato Stream Deck MK2, Key Digital WP8 keypad
Remote AccessCloud tunnel (1 year included) — no VPN needed
AutomationSchedules, input triggers, output events, custom menus, favorites
Hardware (Dedicated Unit)
Display4.3" touchscreen + rotary knob (7" variant available)
PowerPoE or 8-28VDC input
Connectivity1 GbE Ethernet, MicroSD, USB-A
ClockRTC with battery backup + network time sync
ExpansionDual DMX-512, Audio, ADIO boards via piggyback connector
Mounting2-gang electrical box, 19" rack mount, desk stand, or custom enclosure
Included1 year cloud access + remote software upgrades

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