RJ45 socket is used as an alternative to USB

How do you use the RJ45 socket as an alternative to USB?

1: Computer's ethernet socket > Mydmx 5 Gold interface's RJ45 Socket 2: Mydmx 5 Gold interface's DMX outputs > Lights

I need the information of how to set it up.Is there setting inside the software? Is there anything else I need to know to get this to work? Do I need to include a router in the setup?

Thanks for your help.

5 hours ago

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Jingles8302Admin

Scott, as i said in the previous post you made, this will work exactly as you've laid out, just be sure to power the the 5.0 hardware over its USB-C port, and also make sure the computer is on the venue network so that way you can also use the app.
There really isn't any special set up, just plug it all in and give it a shot!

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