Settings

Touchscreen Settings

On the touchscreen, navigate to Main Menu > Settings to access basic system settings, including the output protocol, timezone, and available software releases.

Tap a setting (or select it with the rotary knob) to change it in a popup. The top option with the X leaves the selection unchanged; the current selection is marked with a checkmark. Long-hold also cancels.

Web UI Settings

The Web UI exposes all settings, organized in the sidebar under Lighting Setup, Control & Integrations, and Device:

Page	Description
Lighting Setup > Outputs	DMX output universes and protocols — see Output Config
Lighting Setup > Protocol	Output frequency, merge mode, priorities, and end-of-data behavior
Lighting Setup > Fixtures	Fixture definitions — see Fixture Setup
Lighting Setup > Cue Fade Masks	Which DMX channels participate in cue fades — see Cues
Control & Integrations	Triggers, events, control surfaces, control values, OSC clients, MQTT, scripts, and DSP plugins
Device > System	Timezone, location, language, device nickname, lock-down options, ports, audio (see below)
Device > Network	DHCP/static IP, netmask, gateway, hostname override
Device > Touchscreen	Backlight and front LED brightness, display dim/off timeouts, navigation behavior, on-screen display options
Device > Custom Menus	End-user menus — see Custom Menus
Device > Installer	Installation-specific settings and white-label branding

Device > System Highlights

• Timezone, Language and Region, and Location (below)
• Device Nickname and Show Name — displayed on-screen and in the portal
• Screen Unlock PIN and Lock Screen after X seconds — the touchscreen lock
• Lock-down options — lock down the device, show only the custom menu, only allow admins to record, allow stop output when locked down, hide fixture or remote control functionality
• Multi-Zone Playback — enables zones
• Enable Remote Access — the cloud tunnel
• OSC Port, Local HTTP/HTTPS Ports — network ports (changes require a restart)
• Audio Device and Sample Rate — output device for sound playback
• Fixed VNC Password — for VNC access to the touchscreen

Device Location

The Location (latitude, longitude) setting under Device > System tells the device where it is installed. It is used to calculate the local sunrise and sunset times for schedules. The calculation runs entirely on the device — no internet connection is needed.

Enter the coordinates as latitude and longitude separated by a comma, for example:

30.2672, -97.7431

Two easy ways to find your coordinates:

• Use the Find your coordinates link below the setting (latlong.net): search for your address and copy the values.
• In Google Maps, right-click your location on the map and click the coordinates at the top of the menu to copy them.

Coordinates only need to be approximate — being off by a few miles changes sunrise/sunset by well under a minute. Make sure the Timezone setting is also correct, since sun times are shown and evaluated in the device’s local time.

NTP Time Synchronization

You can configure a custom NTP server for time synchronization, or sync the device time from your browser (useful when no NTP server is available on the network).