The device has MIDI input and DMX output. That means you can send DMX signal from stairville to QLC+ and MIDI signal from QLC+ to stairville.
You can use QLC+ to trigger scenes programmed in the controller. The opposite way would be more useful.
There is no direct output from the buttons on the controller, so if you want to create the opposite way, you'd need to devise some clever way of scene definitions.
janosvitok wrote:The device has MIDI input and DMX output. That means you can send DMX signal from stairville to QLC+ and MIDI signal from QLC+ to stairville.
You can use QLC+ to trigger scenes programmed in the controller. The opposite way would be more useful.
There is no direct output from the buttons on the controller, so if you want to create the opposite way, you'd need to devise some clever way of scene definitions.
Jano
thanks for the response.
Isn't midi bidirectional?
Using MIDI input you can only start the scenes/chasers already programmed in the device. There's no way how to enter data to the device except using buttons.
I actually thought about storing generated chasers in Behringer LC2412 and GLP light operator. For those devices it is possible, but to do it takes too much work/time.
LC2412 uses compact flash to backup data, so it's possible to put it in a computer and analyze the format and then generate data as needed.
GLP LO can transfer setup from one device to another using DMX cable so it may be read using RS485 adapter. But to figure the details, it's too much work.
