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<blockquote data-quote="[waldo] Casey Williams" data-source="post: 67829" data-attributes="member: 376">Re: Programming DMX512 in Python or other langugesRight, and the sensible thing to do would be to make a function that would take that serial-number detection string and automatically assign the universes correctly at launch.Anyway, I just ordered one of those usb breakout dongles, as it seems like the cheapest price point to date for that ftdi chipset device. (I have a pretty decent rig going with chamsys, but my breakout boxes are all ethernet.) I also have a few raspberry pi devices that I&#039;ve been playing with, and just got python and apache talking to each other.So once that usb-&gt;dmx device arrives from NZ, I&#039;ll have all the puzzle pieces in place to make a tiny web-based dmx control scheme. (Which has been a little dream in the back of my head for a while.) I&#039;ll let you know what I come up with.best,waldo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="[waldo] Casey Williams, post: 67829, member: 376"] Re: Programming DMX512 in Python or other languges Right, and the sensible thing to do would be to make a function that would take that serial-number detection string and automatically assign the universes correctly at launch. Anyway, I just ordered one of those usb breakout dongles, as it seems like the cheapest price point to date for that ftdi chipset device. (I have a pretty decent rig going with chamsys, but my breakout boxes are all ethernet.) I also have a few raspberry pi devices that I've been playing with, and just got python and apache talking to each other. So once that usb->dmx device arrives from NZ, I'll have all the puzzle pieces in place to make a tiny web-based dmx control scheme. (Which has been a little dream in the back of my head for a while.) I'll let you know what I come up with. best, waldo [/QUOTE]

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