MADRIX - AURA 32

MADRIX AURA 32 is a stand-alone recorder / player with 32 universes over network, for DIN rail mount.

The MADRIX AURA is the central stand-alone controller for simple recording and large-scale pixel mapping. It redefines what is possible in a compact control unit with exceptional performance.

Stand-alone playback independently runs the most sophisticated light shows from this energy efficient playback unit via Art-Net or Streaming ACN. Simply connect compatible MADRIX hardware interfaces or third-party nodes to provide the correct output for your lighting fixtures.

Master/Slave synchronization & scalability to manage large projects simply by connecting several units. The entire group is automatically synchronized across all DMX universes for flawless and uninterrupted playback. 8 on-device buttons allow for quick playback and recording control. You can also directly adjust the overall speed and brightness.

Record any Art-Net or Streaming ACN network stream onto the inserted memory card. Unlike any other solution, recording a beautiful light show with MADRIX 5 is as easy as pressing record and play.

For time controlled shows run scenes automatically with the help of the internal clock as well as the available sunrise and sunset timers. Use the built-in web configuration page to access and change specific device settings, such as the IP address, subnet mask, playlist settings, and much more.

Remote Control Trigger MADRIX AURA via HTTP commands and the built-in web server or use Art-Net/sACN. You can even add MADRIX ORION for interactive installations.

User benefits

• Manage complex light shows independently, without the need for a computer
• Record any Art-Net or ACN Streaming network stream and play back light shows directly from the memory card
• Multiple units can be connected to manage large projects (scalability)
• Integrated web configuration page
• Remote control via HTTP commands, integrated web server, Art-Net / sACN
• Manage timed shows

Areas of use

• Permanent installations in theaters, auditoriums, museums
• Live events
• Large-scale pixel mapping
• Light shows

Technical characteristics