Integrations
The DMX Core 100 is built to talk to the rest of your installation - audio DSPs, IoT devices, pixel controllers, and control apps. The current integrations:
- Open Sound Control (OSC) - two-way control with apps like TouchOSC
- MQTT - IoT and building automation messaging
- MCP Server - AI clients (Cursor, Claude Desktop, and others) control lights over the Model Context Protocol
- Integration API - versioned HTTP + WebSocket wire contract for control systems such as Bitfocus Companion, Crestron and Node-RED: enumerate the live catalog, execute entities, receive state, and poll device health from
GET /info - Home Assistant - the device and all its scenes, dimmers, and switches appear in Home Assistant automatically
- Control Values - bridge Q-SYS and Symetrix audio controls to faders, menus, and triggers
- Q-SYS & Symetrix - use the DMX Core 100 as a DSP wall controller, and vice versa
- Plugins - install and update on-device integration plugins from the plugin registry (DSP, Home Assistant, Shelly, LIFX, WiZ, Govee, …)
- Building & Publishing Plugins - write your own plugin with the .NET SDK and publish it to the registry
- Advatek Lighting - discover, drive, and monitor Advatek PixLite pixel controllers
- Cloud Tunnel - remote access from anywhere
- Internet Passthrough - temporary internet access via a computer on the same network
- HTTP, TCP, and UDP via input triggers
Physical controllers - Stream Deck, MIDI devices, Key Digital keypads, and OSC panels - are covered in Control Surfaces.
Multiple DMX Core units can also work together: under Control & Integrations > Remote Control, point a unit at a Remote Control Host and it acts as a wall remote for that unit.
Please contact us to let us work with you on extending this list.