Presented by keithsw1111 for the Sydney Mini 2017 (in Newcastle!) - Day 1.
What is a typical show network with E1.31 controllers? How can you bridge together a separate controller network with your regular home network using a Raspberry Pi running Falcon Player?
What is a typical show network with E1.31 controllers? How can you bridge together a separate controller network with your regular home network using a Raspberry Pi running Falcon Player?
- Category
- Hardware
- Tags
- TCP/IP, Network, Addressing, FPP
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Very informative. I learned the answer to several things that were plaguing me. Thanks Keith, as always your video is just what I needed to hear.