Udmx driver windows 10

Windows

The driver includes files for USB and the library uDMX.dll. The USB-files are always used, uDMX.dll is used depending on the lighting software.

As driver installation became more problematic with each newer Windows-version there are several uDMX-drivers that can be installed / tried.

• libusbK: all tested programs worked fine. Try this driver first. DOWNLOAD
• WinUSB: likely more compatile with Windows but not all software worked. uDMXArtnetP5 worked fine, uDMXArtnet did not work. DOWNLOAD
• libusb: the old driver. Not the best solution for Windows 10. DOWNLOAD

INSTALLATION

• Download at least one of the listed drivers
• Uncompress the file whereever you want and then plugin the hardware.
• The operating system will search for a driver.
• Select the file uDMX.inf in the selected directory (of your uncompression)
• After several seconds the driver should be installed. On newer Windows-versions you have to accept that the driver is not digitally signed. If you got problems, please read the FAQ.
• ATTENTION: At this time the file uDMX.dll has to be MANUALLY copied to the directory <Windows>\System32 !

Картинка с сайта: www.illutzmination.de

Screenshot: installed uDMX-libusbK-driver on Windows10-64Bit and running artnet-programs.

CONFIGURATION

You can change the following values. Times can only be changed when you use uDMX firmware >= 1.4.

• Number of Channels: can be changed from the default of 512 to a lower value.
• Maximal Bytes to transfer: all tested windows  programs only support 1 Byte at a time. Anyhow you should test the value 512 and only reduce the value if you experience problems.
• Break (Reset): Reset time before sending the first DMX value (default 88µs)
• Mark: Time between Reset and startbyte (default 8µs)
• Gap: time between the DMX values (default 0µs). Has to be changed for some devices like Eurolite TS-5, Laserworld EL200RGY … Set value to 20 for those devices.

START CONFIGURATION

If your DMX  software does not support starting uDMX configuration, you can call the configuration using the script uDMXConfigure.bat (included in the driver files).

Testing uDMX

To test the uDMX interface, you can start a simple test-dialog from within the configuration dialog.

With the sliders it is possible to set the values of channels 1-6. The values of these channels are sent to the interface.

LINUX

When using Linux you have to install libusb. Normally programs have to be run as root to get access to usb-devices. To avoid this, create a file z65-anyma-udmx.rules in folder /etc/udev/rules.d with the following content:

SUBSYSTEM==»usb*», ACTION==»add|change», ATTRS{idVendor}==»16c0″, ATTRS{idProduct}==»05dc», MODE=»0666″
SUBSYSTEM==»usb*», ACTION==»add|change», SYSFS{idVendor}==»16c0″, SYSFS{idProduct}==»05dc», MODE=»0666″

MacOSX

probably like Linux

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Probably the smallest USB-DMX Interface in the world….

News

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Article: Control uDMX from a web browser

Features

• fits in your pocket
• bus powered – no need for a wall-wart
• can send DMX packets of arbitrary size from 1 to 512 channels. Only got 12 dimmers ? Don’t waste time sending 500 additional zeros 200 times a second…
• command line tool
• dedicated external for Max/MSP and PureData (8 bit resolution)
• USB-MIDI device – send DMX from any MIDI application without any driver needed (7 bit resolution)
• open source

Downloads

Contributions

Below are contributions by some uDMX makers/users. We couldn’t test everything – your feedback is welcome.

uDMX in action

We initially developed the udmx for hauert & reichmuth’s interactive installation TRiCKSTR.

What are you using your udmx for? Send us a link and we’ll make a gallery of udmx projects.

Software

There are three pieces of software:

• the uDMX firmware – running on the ATMega8
• a simple command line utility to set dimmer levels
• an external object for MAX/MSP that communicates directly with the uDMX interface

The command line utility is tested under MacOS X 10.4 and Linux, it should compile under Windows as well
Max/MSP binaries are MacOS X only
See the downloadable archive for the commented source code and binaries

To compile the firmware you’ll need avr-libc (see here how to do this on a macintosh)
To compile the Max external you’ll need the MAX/MSP Software Development Kit
and both the Max external and the commandline tool depend on libusb – open source usb library. For MacOS X, the guys over at www.ellert.se have made handy installer packages for libusb, browse their downloads for the most recent package: http://www.ellert.se/PKGS/

uDMX comes with a handy external object for Max/MSP to control dimmers or other DMX equipment directly from Max/MSP:

Картинка с сайта: www.anyma.ch

Hardware

uDMX is built around a ATMEL ATMega8 microcontroller, very few external parts are used, thanks to Objective Developments firmware only usb driver.
We went for the surface mounted version to keep it as small as possible. It’s a bit a pain to solder by hand, but feasible with lots of patience and not too many drinks the night before.

Very few pins are needed, but unfortunately smaller AVRs don’t have enough SRAM (we need 512 bytes already to buffer the DMX channels) so we have to use at least a Mega8…
The Mega8 is overclocked at 12Mhz, as needed by the usb driver. We power the RS485 transciever directly from the usb bus – it might be a better idea to put in a dc/dc converter and there should be some overvoltage protection.
Ben Suffolk shows how it could be done with his bus powered USB-DMX Interface

There is a 5pin XLR connector for the DMX and the cable of a dead mouse wired directly to the board for USB. D+ is connected to INT0 and is used by the usb-driver, D- on INT1 permits to check regularly if the usb bus is still alive, put the processor into powersave mode when its not, and wake it up again on any bus activity.

Version History

• uDMX 1.4 | 2010-02-09
  available from the SVN repository
• uDMX 1.2 | 2007-01-07
  includes bootloader for easy future firmware upgrades. You can build one from scratch, or order a fully assembled unit online.
• uDMX 1.0 | 2006-06-10
  probably the smallest USB-DMX Interface in the world. Pretty tough to build…
• 0.9.1 beta | 2006-02-16
  is our first release. It is a lot easier to build but has some shortcomings…

Warning

Building and using uDMX is AT YOUR OWN RISK.
uDMX draws all its power from the host computer’s USB bus and the DMX and USB lines aren’t galvanically isolated. It may destroy your computer, or worse…
Use at your own risk or don’t use it at all!
And read the license…

License

uDMX is © 2006 [ a n y m a ] – Max & Michael Egger
AVR-USB – firmware-Only USB driver is © Objective Development

Schematics and software are licensed under GNU GPL 2.0; 
you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the 
GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; 
either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

uDMX is released in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this document; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307, USA.
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