Dcx2496 Remote Software
Seoman's DEQ2496 Remote software ® Simon Rohde Ever wanted to control your UltraCurve by remote? Here is a solution. Updated 2-4-2014 Should be working on windows 7 (x64) Tested on Win 8 64bit (desktop, not the phone simulator!) Software is undercunstruction and free to use but at your own risk!! The DCX2496 remote editor software V1.16a for Windows®2000 or Windows XP® is now available for download. This version of the The DCX2496 loudspeaker management system ensures stable operation of the editor software when using an external USB-RS232 adapter. Note – this version no longer runs under Windows® 98.
It seems to be my first post here in 5 years. Real life catched up..
I have been recently prototyping a wifi remote controller for the Behringer Ultradrive DCX2496. The original PC software is only available for Windows and requires a RS232 serial port. Serial ports are not found in most new laptops. The parts for this project cost around the same as you would pay for a cheap usb to serial port adapter. Any device with a wifi and a browser can be used as the controller.
Behringer Dcx2496 Remote Software
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The project is built on top of a cheap microcontroller (ESP32). The device communicates with DCX2496 using the RS232 port and acts as wifi access point and a web server. It can be also made available in an existing wifi network but currently there is no access control other than the wifi access point password. The only external requirement is the 5V power source.
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The user interface is a browser based html application. You can try out a demo of the control panel here: http://duinodcx.herokuapp.com/. The page is not connected to a real device so feel free to play around. The settings will no be persisted or synced. To edit the settings you need to unlock the controls first.
When connected to a real device the changes are synced both ways. That means changes made directly to the Ultradrive are also synced back to the browser app. You can also keep multiple browser sessions open and updates will appear in all of them.
The whole project is released under the MIT licence so you can do pretty much whatever you want with it. All ideas, feature requests and code contributions are welcome.
Please understand that it’s an early prototype and a hobby project and there is no official support. I have not actually used it in a live situation and in total it has been so far tested with 3 devices that all have the v1.17 firmware. It has not been tested with the latest revision of the DCX2496. It’s also really easy change the settings a lot by accident. One misclick and your system is done.
The source code for the project and some additional info can be found here: