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Instantly calculate DMX dip switch settings for lighting equipment. Quickly convert DMX addresses to switch positions or build addresses by tapping switches. Includes a built-in torch for dark environments.
What's New in Dip Calc
0.2.0
April 7, 2026
What’s New in 0.2.0 - Added built-in notes with save, open, and delete support - Added quick access to Notes and Settings from the main screen - Added configurable increment presets in Settings - Improved workflow for storing DMX addresses in notes - General usability improvements and code cleanup
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What is Dip Calc used for?
Dip Calc is a utility app designed to quickly calculate DMX dip switch settings. It helps lighting technicians and installers determine the correct switch positions for DMX addressing on fixtures.
How does Dip Calc calculate DMX addresses?
You can enter a DMX address, and the app will show you the corresponding dip switch settings. Alternatively, you can tap the dip switches directly within the app to build or adjust an address.
Can I save my settings in Dip Calc?
Yes, you can save your own favorite increment presets and store setup notes directly in the app for different jobs, fixtures, or rigs. This allows for quick recall and organization of your work.
Does Dip Calc have a torch feature?
Yes, Dip Calc includes a built-in torch control feature. This is helpful for working in dark environments where you need to adjust physical dip switches.
What devices is Dip Calc available on?
Dip Calc is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users working in the lighting industry.
How much does Dip Calc cost?
Dip Calc is a paid application, priced at $0.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all its features.
How often is Dip Calc updated?
The latest version of Dip Calc is 0.2.0, last updated on April 7, 2026. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates ongoing development.
Is Dip Calc suitable for beginners?
Yes, Dip Calc is built to be quick to use and easy to understand, making it helpful for both experienced lighting technicians and those newer to setting DMX dip switches.




