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Software from the Open Lighting Project is used around the world daily. The [[Open Lighting Projects List]] documents some known uses. Feel free to add to it. | Software from the Open Lighting Project is used around the world daily. The [[Open Lighting Projects List]] documents some known uses. Feel free to add to it. | ||
| − | Many | + | ==OLA Supporters== |
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| + | Many thanks to the following people / organisations that have supported [[OLA]]: | ||
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| + | * [http://www.anyma.ch Anyma], provided a [[Anyma_uDMX|uDMX]] | ||
| + | * [[Artistic Licence]], provided a [[Net-Lynx]] for Art-Net testing and a [[Rail-Tran]] to test [[RDM]] support | ||
| + | * [http://www.creativelighting.com.au/ Creative Lighting], provided a [[SLAMMO XC-1]] for [[RDM]] testing. | ||
| + | * [[Enttec]], provided a [[DMX USB Pro]] | ||
| + | * Eric Johnson, for hosting the server used to debug much of the RDM code. | ||
| + | * Florian from eventa.ag who donated a [[StageProfi]] and a [[USBDMX2]] | ||
| + | * Goddard Design, who made available a [[MiniDMXter]] | ||
| + | * Jason Kyle from [http://www.DMXking.com DMXKing.com] provided a [[DMXking USB DMX512-A]] | ||
| + | * [[JESE]], provided a [[DMX-TRI]] & [[RDM-TRI]] to test the RDM implementation. | ||
| + | * [http://www.lumenradio.com/ Lumen Radio] who provided a TX2 RDM & RX RDM | ||
| + | * [http://www.sandsys.com/ Sandsys], donated a [http://www.sandsys.com/products/SB-AAA2100.htm SandBox] | ||
| + | * Shaun Jackman, answered questions about the [[:Category:Pathport|Pathport]] Protocol | ||
| + | * [http://soundlight.de/ SoundLight] who loaned a 3604PWM-H device | ||
| + | * [http://www.waapa.ecu.edu.au West Australian Academy of Performing Arts] (WAAPA) for access to a [[Strand Lighting]] console. | ||
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| + | ==Contributors== | ||
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| + | * Bastien Andrès, contributed to the dmx4linux plugin | ||
| + | * Heikki Junnila, bug fixes for the debian packaging files | ||
Revision as of 18:25, 30 January 2011
The Open Lighting Project is a multi-faceted effort aimed at accelerating the adoption of new, standardized control protocols, while also providing high quality, reliable, open software for the lighting industry.
Contributions to date include:
- libartnet, An ArtNet implementation for Mac, Linux and Windows & iPhone.
- Open Lighting Architecture, a framework that enables protocol translation from legacy, closed protocols and abstracts control software from the underlying hardware / protocol.
- Automated RDM Responder Tests, which aims to increase the quality of devices as more manufacturers adopt RDM.
- Arduino_RGB_Mixer, open source firmware for Arduinos, so that they can be used as a simple RGB Color Mixer.
- The RDM Parameter ID Index, a searchable, royalty free index of manufactures specific PIDs used in RDM.
- opendmx.net
The primary method of communication is via the Open Lighting Mailing List.
Software from the Open Lighting Project is used around the world daily. The Open Lighting Projects List documents some known uses. Feel free to add to it.
OLA Supporters
Many thanks to the following people / organisations that have supported OLA:
- Anyma, provided a uDMX
- Artistic Licence, provided a Net-Lynx for Art-Net testing and a Rail-Tran to test RDM support
- Creative Lighting, provided a SLAMMO XC-1 for RDM testing.
- Enttec, provided a DMX USB Pro
- Eric Johnson, for hosting the server used to debug much of the RDM code.
- Florian from eventa.ag who donated a StageProfi and a USBDMX2
- Goddard Design, who made available a MiniDMXter
- Jason Kyle from DMXKing.com provided a DMXking USB DMX512-A
- JESE, provided a DMX-TRI & RDM-TRI to test the RDM implementation.
- Lumen Radio who provided a TX2 RDM & RX RDM
- Sandsys, donated a SandBox
- Shaun Jackman, answered questions about the Pathport Protocol
- SoundLight who loaned a 3604PWM-H device
- West Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) for access to a Strand Lighting console.
Contributors
- Bastien Andrès, contributed to the dmx4linux plugin
- Heikki Junnila, bug fixes for the debian packaging files
