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User Interface
DMXRouter edited this page Mar 25, 2026
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DMXRouter organizes its features into tabbed panels along the bottom of the main window:
| Panel | Shortcut | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Interfaces | Alt+1 | Network interfaces and VLAN management |
| Engines | Alt+2 | Process engine configuration |
| Monitor | Alt+3 | Real-time DMX data viewer |
| Cues | Alt+4 | Show cue programming and playback |
| Stats & Log | Alt+5 | Statistics dashboard and event log |
| Discovery | Alt+6 | Art-Net node and sACN source discovery |
| RDM | Alt+7 | RDM device management |
| Emulator | Alt+8 | RDM device emulator |
| RDMNet | Alt+9 | RDMNet broker and LLRP |
| Remote Control | Alt+0 | DMX remote control channel configuration |
Every panel can be detached into a floating window — double-click its tab or drag it out. This is ideal for multi-monitor setups: put the Monitor on your FOH screen, Engines on the tech desk, RDM on a second monitor.
Closing a floating panel snaps it back into the main window. Panels are never lost. Keyboard shortcuts (Alt+1 through Alt+0) work regardless of whether a panel is docked or floating.
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Ctrl+S | Save configuration |
| Ctrl+O | Load configuration |
| Ctrl+N | New (clear all) |
| Space | GO (play next cue) |
| Escape | Stop playback |
| Alt+1–0 | Switch to panel |
The interface looks identical on Windows, macOS, and Linux — same font (Inter), same colors, same spacing. Platform-specific differences are handled internally:
- Windows: FreeType font engine for consistent rendering on dark backgrounds
- macOS: Retina-scaled fonts, native file dialogs, App Nap disabled for uninterrupted DMX output
- Linux: Fusion style with bundled Inter font
Getting Started
Routing & Merge
Protocols
Show Control
RDM
RDMNet
Tools
- Channel Patching
- Channel History
- Universe Monitor
- Network Discovery
- VLAN Management
- Statistics and Logging
Remote Access
Configuration