Wireless DMX: Cut the Cable! 

Watched your vids to learn how to set & program a set of lights for a social dancing group and went wireless a couple yrs back after having issues when daisy chained with cords. Like how clear and easy you make it to learn. Thnx!

It is like you read my mind was literally about to recommend you check out a set of wirless dmx because really want to get some for my rig but the battery ones

Hi steve great to see you back what a great setup

Thank you for your video! Now i feel more confident in getting wireless DMX

The video was very clear and I did learn, it was fantastic!

⭐️Brilliant video Steve ⭐️👍🏻

great job man thanks for explenation ;)

Awesome! Thank you, very informative.

Awesome video, Steve- as always! Are there any DMX interfaces that take wireless MIDI?

Wonderful video and great product! Now if I can just find a simple controller for our local community hall that allows crossfade when manually switching scenes!!!! Does anyone have any recommendation?

Sick video tho I love this

That’s nice. Welcome back Steve. I have them Donner Dongles but they are old and got them off a friend. Question is how long do they last without power supply. As battery operated last around 5hrs. Which for me is very tight.

Great informative video as always. I just don’t understand how these are useful if they need to be plugged in with a cable to work.

Hey what do you think about ai stage lighting I think it’s cool but it takes the jobs of us then people say that’s fine but they might as well remove the band or dj and replace it with ai instead if they want that is what I said.

Thanks for posting this, you made it quite clear. I do have one question. you mentioned about using another system and simply changing the code. So does that mean I could use his system with say a manual board and then use a different system on a computer driven show at the same time?

How about for drysparks?

Great video Steve, would I only need to use one receiver then daisy chain the rest of my stage lights? I have 6 2 channel DMX spot lights and 6 7 channel spots as backdrop stage lights

I was wondering if you had done a video on the sheads follow spots ??? i was looking at getting two of the 440 qatt follow spots in the cases ...Just wanted to find someone who has used them and see what they thought about them ... THANK YOU ...

Hello, big problems arise when there are interferences! Or with your own sound system/microphones and bands! Another big problem is the delays

Have you every used a wireless system with a DMX splitter?

Do they just work with 5V power supply or are there spotlights that have phantom power? And if there is, can these be powered that way? (Much like when you use phantom power for microphones with the audio mixer)

So basically I can have on my overhead truss one wireless receiver in fixture #1 and then daisy chain the others on the truss and be able to control them with the different addresses I have to them? The wireless dmx still transmits the “full spectrum” of commands and the independent fixtures respond accordingly?

Interesting product. But not truly wireless. Is there a battery powered version of the receivers? Right now I need twice the amount of power plugs

What I am not seeing is the ability to set that "2nd fixture" to a different color and control it independently*. Currently, you have the transmitter's color matching both receivers' colors. Fine, BUT, how can those two (or more!!) fixtures operate *independently when going down the Wireless DMX route? Can anyone assist me with this? Thanks!!!

Hey Steve, what's the channel limit for one of the receiver? Can it run 64 channels or more?

Has anyone ever tried putting the transmitter at the end of the universe? I have a number of lights wired and a cheap DMX board with only one DMX out but my last light in the chain has it's DMX out port open. I'm adding a light that has built in wireless DMX control so instead of getting a transmitter and a receiver so I can wirelessly connect to my DMX line and the new light, I want to use that free DMX out on my last light for the transmitter (and not buy a receiver). Is there any reason why that wouldn't work? I would rather use a DMX cable because it's only a few feet away from the existing DMX lights but the new light does not have any wired DMX connectors...

Wireless DMX seems cool until you have a lot of 2,4GHz WiFi and microphones in the venue as well. Suddenly, cables are cool again :)

Wireless dmx is good but the risk of interference is not worth it. These wireless units choose to fail due to inteference at the most criticsl times

get rid of your DMX cables but double your power cables

Thank you sir I am your big fan Can I contact with you