ArtNet DMX controllers or converters allow you to create lighting animations by converting ArtNet data to DMX data and transmitting it to endpoints. Art-Net is a protocol that enables the transmission of DMX512 data over Ethernet. These controllers are designed to control lighting fixtures, moving light heads, dimmers, and other lighting equipment. Their Ethernet-based nature allows users to integrate them with standard network equipment.

Art-Net DMX players can be used to play pre-programmed lighting fixture sequences. These devices feature various lighting universes. With ArtNet, you can create different effects and scenes on multiple fixtures or groups. Some players often come with storage solutions such as SD cards or internal memory. This allows users to load lighting animations and play them whenever they want.

Many Art-Net DMX controllers or players feature a user-friendly interface. You can configure your Art-Net devices via a computer program or mobile application. This allows you to easily program complex lighting designs and make changes quickly.

The Zenopix ELEA Series is an ArtNet DMX controller or player. This device converts Art-Net packets from a computer or Zenopix SOLUS to DMX endpoints. With Elea’s 8 universe outputs, you can configure up to 4196 channels, making it easy to manage your DMX animations in the field.