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USB/WIFI DMX interface for controlling DMX devices with a computer or Tablet
Includes Light Rider BeamZ edition/ESA2 BeamZ edition Express mode software
128 DMX Channels
DMX channels are expandable up to 2x 512 channels (via www.dmxsoft.com)
Operating system: Windows and Mac OS
Programmability: PC, MAC, Tablet and Smartphone
Memory: 128k flash
Hardware: SIUDI-10A
Powered via USB
Comes with free software (download)

Specifications

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If you have a mobile-compatible controller and the technical patience to set up a port, it is a fun way to experience Sam's 8-day-long campaign on the go. Serious Sam II on Steam serious sam 2 mobile

For millions of people, this was their first introduction to first-person shooter (converted to top-down) mechanics. It sold millions of copies via carrier billing—$4.99 charged to your phone bill. In the hallowed halls of mobile gaming history,