One AI console · iDMX

iDMX is a lighting console with two touch screens + faders and four knobs. It is very professional and easy to operate. Built-in effects make lighting programming fast and easy.

DMX+Artnet
8 Universes
Channels
4096 ch
Playback faders
80 pages × 12

What you get

with flight case

Two big screens, your layout

10.1″+15.6" touch screens are where most work happens. Drag windows where you want, resize them, and save layouts to flip between setups during a gig.

Patching lights is quick

iDMX can suggest free DMX addresses. RDM can help set addresses on compatible gear. You can patch up to 1000 units.

Select lights the easy way

Tap lights on screen, or draw a box to grab a group. Prefer numbers? On LIVE SHOW, type a fixture number and Enter, or a range like 1 THRU 9.

Built-in Presets

[Built-in position and color effects] let program very easy and fast.[Color Picker] let color mixxing easily

Plenty of playbacks

80 pages, each with 12 faders and 12 keys, for storing scenes. There is light show the status of the fader

Connects to your rig

Two DMX outputs, Art‑Net over network, MIDI (including time code), Wi‑Fi for apps, HDMI for a second screen, and more.

Fast programming

Short version of the manual: patch → built-in effects → save to cue → multi steps → macro show with music

  1. 1

    Clear the console when it’s new (recommended)

    Open Backup, tap [New Show], confirm. and name your file.

  2. 2

    Patch the lights

    Press Patch, then [Patch New Fixture]. Select the light from the console system(many brands lights) or from USB, set quantity and start address (the console show the next free address automaticly). Tap [Confirm]. Repeat until every light is patched.

  3. 3

    Select lights and light up

    In the Fixtures Layout window, select the lights you want. Double‑tap Locate or press F1 / [Full] on the screen to turn them on in a default position.

  4. 4

    Program the first step

    1. Use the attribute keys and wheels A–C for pan/tilt, dimmer, color, gobo, prism, etc.
    2. Add Effects or Color Picker for the lights—built-in position effects, color effects, and more make programming easy.
    3. You can also use the [Fixture Attributes] window to draw dmx or shape to program.

  5. 5

    Save one step to a fader (single cue)

    Press Save to Cue. Then press a playback key (the key for a fader or a fixed playback). That stores this program on that playback.

  6. 6

    Save multi steps on one fader (cue list)

    Repeat steps 4 and 5 to build a multi-step program. (For 2nd step, Don’t forget to select the Save to Last Step button on screen.)

  7. 7

    Adjust the time of each step

    You can adjust each step’s time, including Delay-In, Fade-In, Out-Delay, Out-Fade, and Overlap.

  8. 8

    Record a show with music

    Open the [Macro show], [Time Code], and [Music Player] windows. In [Time Code], select Internal Music mode as the timecode source, choose the music you want, then press Record button(in the Time Code window) to record the show with music.

  9. 9

    Save your show file

    Press Backup → [Save Show]. Or Press [Store] button before you turn off the console

Intro video

Overview of the iDMX lighting console.

Watch on YouTube

Operation & tutorial videos

List is read from res/videos.xml (each <product> needs a YouTube <link> and <title>).

Download the manual

Every menu and option is explained in the PDF.

Download iDMX user manual (PDF)

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