Easy Stand Alone - USB low cost Version
USB low cost Version
low cost USB-DMX “Stand Alone” interface (60 channels, 4+2 ports), manual, software, USB cable. Works with Easy Stand Alone software. Does not work with Sunlite Suite. Soldering required for a complete stand alone mode use. External power supply and I/O connector not included.
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Easy Stand Alone - USB low cost Version
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Control your lights... without any computer !


The "Easy Stand Alone" software was created for users seeking complete ease-of-use. With its simple design and competitive price, «Easy Stand Alone» offers its wide range of features as a gateway to multiple applications, particularly within architectural lighting.


The industry standard in stand alone DMX interfaces

Winner of the PLASA  Award for Innovation


In the Stand Alone category, our USB-DMX interfaces have been a great success throughout the years. To this trend we added our new stand alone Ethernet-DMX512 interface (IP version). This product makes it possible to work with lighting fixtures locally, through LAN, or via Internet. This has proved to be particularly useful for architectural installations. Imagine a building in Los Angeles controlled with our product. The lighting designer will now be able to update his show remotely from New York, Paris, Singapore, or virtually anywhere with computer access. Moreover, the IP version controls up to 512 DMX channels and includes a real-time clock and calendar.


SETUP: Start the software and insert your lighting fixtures

Step 1 -  Setup channels !


With only a few clicks on the mouse, you can set all your DMX channels. The software uses the Sunlite ScanLibrary, by far the best choice you can make, with thousands of profiles and guaranteed evolution over the years. The ScanLibrary editor software is included, which allows you to create your own lighting profiles in a matter of minutes.


EDITOR: Easily create your scenes and steps

Step 2 -   Creating scenes !


Creating lighting scenes can be done without teasing your brains! Within each scene, you can define any number of steps and loops. In turn, each step has a fade and a wait time to be set. By creating steps in sequence, setting the number of loops that a particular scene should run, and defining the order in which scenes should be played, you can build a completely dynamic show.


USER: Control your lights in live mode and visualize them with Easy View

Step 3 -  Live mode with a computer !


If  you wish to control your lighting fixtures using your computer, you can trigger scenes with your mouse, keyboard, or external keypad, while looking at the DMX channels on the screen. At any time, you may decide to manually override some channels (either HTP or LTP) by directly operating the corresponding faders.


4. Stand Alone

Step 4 -   Stand Alone mode !


If you wish to control your lights without any computer, it takes only a few seconds to store your scenes into the interface to activate our Stand Alone mode. Scenes can be triggered in sequential order by using the "Previous" and "Next" buttons on the interface or using an external keypad which can trigger up to 255 scenes through contact closures.