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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 9, 2009
  • June 14, 2009

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Control lighting consoles remotely from a mobile device. This app allows for intuitive operation of moving lights, dimmers, LEDs, and video, offering real-time feedback on attributes and positions. It's designed for flexibility across various entertainment applications.

Remote control for grandMA consoles
Control moving lights, dimmers, LEDs, video
Real-time attribute and position feedback
Configurable for theatre, TV, touring
Supports up to 6 remote units per console
Intuitive and flexible operation
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What's New in grandMA remote

1.005

June 14, 2009

New Features: - 'Next' button and 'Next configuration' dialog access added - Version and copyright info added Bug-fixes: - Functionality for grandMA micro/pico added - Connection lost handling optimized

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User reviews

Doesn't work

For iPhone 4.0

Lighting tech

Would love a previous button in the highlight function. Otherwise a very handy app

Nice

Works great! Wish I had an iPad!

Works on iPhone 4

You just need to turn the airplane mode on then turn wifi on. Needs an update badly so I can get phone calls when using it

Muy buena

Buena aplicacion

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Reported Bugs

10 issues

Doesn't work for iPhone 4.0

Bug

Needs an update badly

Bug

Wifi doesn't show up and renders it useless

Bug

Blank page

Bug

Incompatible with version 3 software for iPhone

Bug

Can cause rig to flick on and off when disconnecting from console with two or more desks on network

Bug

Has a tendency to crash the board

Bug

Can corrupt the file

Bug

Nothing!!! Tried everything. NFG

Bug

Tried everything. But helas... No results.

Bug

Requested Features

13 requests

Previous button in highlight function

Feature

iPad version

Feature

Better layout for iPad

Feature

Go- button to go back in a sequence

Feature

Make an app for Vista T2 lighting board

Feature

Next button

Feature

Help menu or Q&A

Feature

Ability to scroll values like dimming or pan/tilt

Feature

Support for more iPhone touch gestures

Feature

Rethink keeping the 'Consoles' button always accessible at the top

Feature

Confirmation when signing off console

Feature

Add an easy 'next' button to toggle through a group

Feature

Should be able to use the pan and tilt cursors to select fixtures also

Feature

FAQ

What does the grandMA remote app do?

The grandMA remote app provides a mobile interface to control grandMA lighting consoles and grandMA onPC software. It allows users to manage various lighting functions, including moving lights, dimmers, LEDs, and video, directly from their smartphone or tablet.

What are the key features of the grandMA remote app?

Key features include convenient remote control of all important grandMA functions, real-time display of intensities, positions, and attributes of moving lights, and the ability to configure the software for diverse applications like theatre, TV, and concert touring. It also supports up to six remote units per console.

Is the grandMA remote app free to use?

Yes, the software for the grandMA remote app is available free of charge. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, indicating it is a complimentary tool for users of grandMA lighting systems.

What kind of devices is the grandMA remote app compatible with?

The application is designed for use with state-of-the-art mobile devices, implying compatibility with both iOS and Android smartphones and tablets. It connects to grandMA consoles or grandMA onPC via a network.

How can I use the grandMA remote app for my lighting setup?

You can use the app to program and control moving lights, dimmers, LEDs, effects, and media servers remotely. Its flexible configuration makes it suitable for theatre, TV, concert touring, and general entertainment applications, offering an intuitive way to manage complex lighting setups.