The CONNECT+ Dual-Band Wi-Fi to DMX Gateway from Exalux allows wireless lighting control via an Art-Net compatible app. CONNECT+ is compatible with most DMX apps like BlackOut, DMX Connect+, Luminaire, and more. It makes it possible to control lighting fixtures with an iPad or an Art-Net/sACN console, plus controlling HUE lamps and NYX lamps. It features a high-performance dual-band (2.4 GHz + 5 GHz) MiMo Wi-Fi Access point for reliable and responsive connectivity. Switch the 5 GHz Wi-Fi to use your CONNECT+ with a CRMX transmitter, such as the TX100N, and avoid any interference, or use it if the area is too noisy. It features a mode that makes it possible to automatically select the clearer frequency band.

CONNECT+ makes it possible to manage two DMX universes without adding an additional interface, meeting the needs of the most complex fixtures. It is fully compatible with all DMX applications based on the Art-Net protocol. It can be powered via Ethernet cable using a PoE injector and can power additional DMX devices by connecting them directly via a 5-pin XLR connector.

1 x CONNECT+ Dual-Band Wi-Fi/DMX Gateway    1 x CONNECT-TX100N DMX Transmitter    Color TFT LED Display, Analog Controls    Wi-Fi Access Point    IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n, 10/100 Mb/s    Wi-Fi : 2.412~2.484 GHz (13-Ch)    Wi-Fi : 5.180~5.845 GHz (35-Ch)    2 x DMX Outputs, 5-Pin XLR    Art-Net/DMX Nodule    AC and V-Mount Battery Power Options

• Built-in dual-band Wi-Fi MiMo access point
• Built-in dual-universe DMX node
• Built-in DMX recorder
• Built-in Ethernet switch
• RDM compliant
• Compatible with any DMX lighting device or controller
• Multiple XLR outputs for wired DMX distribution
• Multiple RJ45 ports for Ethernet distribution
• V-LOCK battery / DC 5-24V powered
• Power over Ethernet (PoE)
• Integrated tiny DMX recorder can store small sequences for playback
• Firmware upgrade through the USB port
• Power over DMX (PoD) feature on DMX outputs
• Ready for the future with the SnapLink Extension port

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use the connect for Sony to trigger an a1 for canon (OCF)

A: The Sony Connect trigger can be used on a Sony camera. With the Profoto system as long as the remote matches the camera the off camera flash can be a the same or other brand version of Profoto flash and will still work with all TTL and HSS according the remote used.

Q: 2. What does the Connect do that the Air TTL-N can't do?

A: The Connect is designed for a simple no button easy user experience. The Air TTL controller has more functionality and options.

Q: 3. Will this Nikon transmitter work (or any of the others) on a Pentax 645z with a Profoto B1x?

A: You could use the manual one. https://bhpho.to/3xGtIyt

Q: 4. Is this remote compatible with the Sony a7r4?

A: The Profoto Connect Wireless Transmitter is compatible with the Sony a7r4 with firmware upgrade and smartphone

Q: 5. I don't have an Iphone, can I use the flash without the app, why isn't the app available for android? Not all photographers use apple products!

A: The app is only to control the output of the flash if using it in manual mode. Otherwise, the transmitter will fire a Profoto flash like the A1 if set to auto mode.

Q: 6. Curious where this fits in if you already have the Profoto Air remote?

A: This would be an either or. If you have the Air remote you probably would not need one of these remotes. This is designed for worry free nothing to adjust simplicity.

Q: 7. Will this work for the original a7, I only see the 2 and 3 listed.

A: Unfortunately it is not compatible with an A7.

Q: 8. Can it control two lights at the same time?

A: The remote has only one group. You could use two lights but they will have the same settings.

Q: 9. Can I use it with a Nikon mount A1?

A: If you mount this on Canon camera and want to trigger Nikon version of A1 yes you can . I you are using Nikon camera than you need Nikon version of this

Q: 10. Can it be used for two A1 lights or do I need the Air Remote for this?

A: The Connect only has one group. You can fire two lights but they will have the same settings. You will need an AirTTL if you want full control of two lights on separate settings.