Advanced Routing Overview
Firmware 0.9 introduces new signal routing options that allow all RR-R2 fixtures to bridge a variety of wired and wireless lighting protocols within the fixture itself
Whether you need an Ethernet-to-dmx node or a built-in wireless DMX transmitter Quasar Science has you covered!
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Many features have been upgraded and known issues fixed from previous software releases. You can read about in the Firmware 0.9 Explained article.
Advanced Routing Modes
starCTRL Mode: As introduced in firmware 0.8b, starCTRL now resides under the Advanced Routing options and gives you access to Bluetooth control of up to a total (7) RR and R2 fixtures via the starCTRL iOS app . See our guide to find out >All About starCTRL< for directions and use.
DMX → CRMX: The RR-R2 can take a wired DMX input and transmit Wireless DMX out while maintaining the ability to daisy chain the wired DMX connection to additional fixtures.
ArtNet → DMX: (formerly NodeMode) This takes the wired ArtNet input and converts it to wired DMX Out. You may independently assign the input/output universes.
ArtNet → CRMX*: The RR-R2 can take wired ArtNet input and transmit Wireless DMX out. You may independently assign the input/output universes. (i.e. the fixture can follow Uni 1 but transmit Uni 2 as Wireless DMX).
sACN → DMX: (formerly NodeMode) This takes wired sACN input and converts it to wired DMX Out from any available sACN Universe.
sACN → CRMX*: The RR-R2 can take wired sACN input and transmit Wireless DMX from any available sACN Universe. (i.e. the fixture can follow Uni 1 but transmit Uni 2 as Wireless DMX)
CRMX → DMX: The RR-R2 can be linked as a CRMX Receiver and pass the incoming Wireless DMX signal to its wired DMX output
BT → DMX: The RR-R2 can take control data from a Bluetooth connection and pass that signal to the wired DMX output port.
WiFi Client → DMX: The RR-R2 can client into an existing WiFi network and accept ArtNet-over-WiFi and pass that signal to the wired DMX output port.
WiFi AP → DMX: The RR-R2 can act as a WiFi Access Point for a network and accept ArtNet-over-WiFi and pass that signal to the wired DMX output port, but also allow other RR-R2 fixtures to connect as WiFi clients. 0.9a currently supports a total of (4) Client connections at one time (i.e. an iPad + 3 client fixtures).
Note
*Double Rainbow (RR) fixtures allow for the wired Ethernet connections to be daisy chained when acting as a Wireless TX since their ports are an actual network switch. R2 output ports are DMX-only and not active in Ethernet→CRMX modes.