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I just commited a tool for the anyma uDMX device to CVS. It's a very simple (and very inexpensive to build) device. For now it can only send DMX-data and you can't change the startbyte. See http://www.anyma.ch/research/udmx/ for details about the device.

The copy in CVS is fully functional (but tested only on linux) but depends on pyusb. I have to clean up and comment the code a bit and will release it together with an updated manual in the next days.

I just released version 0.1.
A Readme-File is included.

What's supported:
DMX in both directions with the Enttec DMX USB Pro is completely supported.
HTTP-GET-variables (?foo=bar) to OSC are supported, The script starts its own webserver.

Please leave a message in the forum if you want to know something or have some suggestions.

I have little time to work on that project, sorry about that. So I just checked into CVS what I have done so far.

There's no README, so here's a short description for now:
http2osc: Starts as a webserver and sends stuff it gets as GET-vriables as OSC. I originally made this for a flash-movie.
osc2dmx: This sends messages it gets through osc to an enttec dmx usb pro <http://enttec.com/index.php?main_menu=Products&prod=70304&show=description&name=dmxusbpro>.
Send a '/channel value' osc-package (e.g. '/5 100' for channel 5, value 100) for controlling dmx. Send '/channels n' for setting dmx-channels to n and '/start m' for setting the start-value to m.... read more