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The CR061S is a powerful 8-channel ArtNet to DMX controller, designed to seamlessly integrate into a 19-inch, 1U high rack. It supports the latest ArtNet-4 protocol and is backward compatible with ArtNet-3, ArtNet-2, and ArtNet-1, providing unparalleled scalability for large events and complex lighting setups. Capable of managing up to 32,768 DMX channels, it ensures precise and comprehensive control over extensive lighting arrays, making it ideal for complex stage designs requiring synchronized effects. The built-in LCD and intuitive control buttons enable quick network configuration, enhancing operational efficiency. Its rugged and durable design ensures reliable performance, making it a cost-effective solution for both fixed installations and touring productions.
Four Status Indicators
- POWER Indicator: Red light on when the device is powered.
- LINK Indicator: Orange light on when connected to a network.
- ACTION Indicator: Orange light on when receiving network signals.
- DMX Indicator: Green light on when processing ArtNet signals
Note：If ACTION is lit but DMX is not, the signal received is not ArtNet and cannot be processed.
Four Function buttons
- Menu Button(leftmost button with the menu icon): Click to switch the menu option
- Backward or Minus Button(top button with the upward arrow): To go backward or minus in the selected function or parameter
- Forward or Plus Button(bottom button with the upward arrow): To go forward or plus in the selected function or parameter
- Enter Button(rightmost button with the curved arrow icon):
- Click to choose function or parameter Press
- Hold for 3 seconds to save the settings
Mom-of-five-kids
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
This 19" eight-channel ArtNet DMX Interface rack is surprisingly easy-to-use and highly versatile. It fits well as a built-in for an audio-visual-multimedia booth. It also works well for regular home or business use (when you control lights around property). Once you've learned ArtNet, this really is a piece of cake to use! It is well-constructed. It is also more affordable from many similar racks that are found in music and electronics stores. This is great for any home, church, event hall or venue. It works well for a band or for just controlling holiday lights and displays.
Trent Reznor
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025
Well made, easy to set up and use would recommend would buy again
Dzo
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
This ArtNet DMX interface is rock solid. The 8 isolated XLR outputs keep everything running smoothly, even with long cable runs. Setup is straightforward if you know your way around ArtNet, but the manual is light—expect a learning curve if you're new. It’s built like a tank, rack-mountable, and perfect for expanding complex lighting setups. If you need stable performance for a large-scale light display or event rig, this is a great choice.
Nick Papagiorgio
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
I’ve been running large-scale holiday light displays for years, and as my setup has grown more complex, I've needed a solid way to expand my DMX channels without signal dropouts or headaches. This ArtNet DMX interface delivers exactly what I was looking for—professional-grade performance, flexible configuration, and rock-solid reliability.The 8 optically isolated XLR outputs are a major plus, keeping my control system safe from electrical interference while ensuring smooth transitions and effects across hundreds of fixtures. I can run everything from intricate pixel-mapped sequences to synchronized moving heads, and this unit handles it all without a hitch. The signal remains strong even over long runs, and I haven’t encountered a single flicker or lag.Setup was straightforward (as long as you know your way around ArtNet), and the onboard LCD screen makes tweaking settings on the fly easy. The ability to independently configure each DMX universe gives me a level of control I didn’t easily have before, and being able to position this closer to my lights while running Ethernet from my control software has cleaned up my wiring setup significantly.I also appreciate the rack-mount design. It integrates seamlessly with my other gear, keeping everything neat and protected. While this interface is packed with features, it’s not necessarily beginner-friendly—there’s a learning curve if you’re new to ArtNet and DMX networking. But if you know what you’re doing, or are willing to invest the time to learn, this is a fantastic piece of hardware.My holiday displays have never looked better, and I know I’ve got room to expand even further next year. This is the kind of reliability and control I need for serious lighting setups.
DBM
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
I have over the years accumulated a number of items that I have been using independently of a DMX interface. I am presently trying out various types of PC programs that are free to control the interface. I really do have much to learn. In all truth, I am glad to have this unit which seems to work well with all of the devices that I have. I cannot wait until I become considerably more proficient with this so that I can have all of my devices work from one central control. Knowing that I am on a path toward this is certainly rewarding and enjoyable! I wish I could give a more comprehensive perspective regarding this unit, but for the little experience that I have gotten thus far, I can certainly say that I have had no issues with the unit and have found it to be a wonderful unit that does what it says it will well!
Resto_Dad
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025
Love the rack mounted capability of this. In the past, I've had to cobble up something or tape art-net controls and nodes into things, so the rack mount certainly is a much needed upgrade. The 8 channel capacity is HUGE, the amount you can run through this is more than most people will ever use. This is on par with equipment used in large theaters and huge stage shows. I had no issues with long latency or dropped packets, and the dmx signal was stable and responsive. I was running cat6 cables, and regular amazon xlr cables for those who want to know. This is easy to use, if you really understand the art-net protocol. The price is what I'd expect it to be for something this versatile
M. L.
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
Great DMX interface for working with my lights and laser.Connected 3 light device and 1 laser. It has 8 XLR port, so it can be extended with more lights as needed.Works great.
Uncle Vinnie
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025
This device takes your lighting project to the next level with control for multiple universes and the ability to separate your control station from the lighting rig with only an ether net cable between them. Your computer connects to this device over ethernet which then connects to your lights.A good understanding of ArcNet is needed to use this and the manual doesn't cover this since this is an industry standard protocol that already has plenty of documentation. Just as can manuals don't tell you how to drive, this one doesn't teach you ArcNet.I like that it's rack mountable as a professional device like this should be. You can mount it with your other gear to keep things protected and organized.
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