2.4G Wireless WiFi DMX EasyNode Plug Mini Size Using ArtNet/sACN/DMX Protocol

Good product but app for android wouldn't install so I used my iPad. Cool product I wish I would have know about it years ago

While it lacks an internal battery and doesn’t come close to matching the quality or performance of something from a leading brand, I must admit that this product does indeed work as advertised, insofar as it is capable of acting as a stand-alone WiFi to ArtNet/sACN node that outputs DMX while connected to a router, or by producing its own 2.4Ghz WiFi hotspot with limited range.In other words, you can for example connect to this device directly from an iPad via WiFi and plug it into a fixture, splitter, dimmer, or wireless transmitter such as the ones from Donner, and using an ArtNet/sACN capable app, control one universe of DMX512 without the need for extra equipment. Though the user interface isn’t super intuitive and the build quality is quite cheap, for the price point I am unaware of another single product that offers this capability that doesn’t cost hundreds or thousands of dollars more.Although I have yet to use it in a professional setting and cannot speak to its full range or longevity, I have tested it in a home lighting environment using multiple dimmers and wireless receivers, and did not experience major lag or disconnection issues that I could trace to this device. If I find something wrong with the product I will update my review, but for the price it’s a solid addition to an entry level wireless lighting kit that doesn’t break the bank.

Saved us from renting something for a lot more money. Easy to use and worked very reliable with the Luminair app.

The EasyNode is not what the name suggests! The software is very hard to configure and it took a long time including life support to make it work. While such setup is a one-time event and would be acceptable, if the devise would perform properly after setup.However, the devise is communicating via Wi-Fi, which prevents the smartphone to stay connected to the Internet, which prevents using a hotspot for e.g. a laptop or controlling other lighting fixtures through the Cloud.Most disturbing is the fact that the devise constantly looses the Wi-Fi connection to the smart phone, and it was not possible to identify the exact reason. After the connection is lost, I could only control the lighting fixture again, after restarting the EasyNote and the software on the smart phone.A better control solution is via Bluetooth, to not disable your Wi-Fi connection and to have the ability to control other lighting fixtures at the same time. I can recommend the DMXcat, even if it is far more expensive and does not have the ability to set scenes, it is a very powerful devise for demonstrating lighting fixtures, with RDM control capabilities and for trouble shooting of larger setups.

Using DMX in ONSONG... works well. Great buy.

Just as a heads up for those running Artnet, this only works properly through Hotspot mode. (Wi-Fi direct, no router) so if you're wanting it to conveniently connect to your router, you'll have to look elsewhere. The maximum rate of transfer on a router is 1/4 fps. Luckily I have an extra USB Wi-Fi adapter lying around and set that one to connect to the pknight, while my primary Wi-Fi is still connected to the router. So at least there's a workaround...

Very simple but amazingly useful

Pensé que sería una buena herramienta para mis luces pero las aplicaciones son basura no se puede manejar bien ponen muchas aplicaciones con las que se puede usar pero son muy complicadas para configurar pensé que fuera algo de otro nivel espere más de este dispositivo espero y agreguen una app más sencilla y fácil de conectar y que varios estén conectado a una aplicación