DC Remote motorized Faders

The DC Remote is an Input into the console, this means you can only send a signal into the console....you won't get a signal out.

Until know I had no need to use DC Remote inputs on gMA3, but I must say I find the manual a little bit confusing.

Probably my lack of expertise on electronics doesn't help neither...

But it mentions the use of a potentiometer +10V DC:

Connect DC Remote In - grandMA3 User Manual - Help pages of MA Lighting International GmbH

Using a potentiometer, I thought it would be possible to input more values than on/off only.

It would be great to have some images/photos of different projects using dc inputs or people sharing their knowledge on the subject.

Anyone has an idea if there is a good tutorial on the subject somwhere?

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Until know I had no need to use DC Remote inputs on gMA3, but I must say I find the manual a little bit confusing.

Probably my lack of expertise on electronics doesn't help neither...

But it mentions the use of a potentiometer +10V DC:

https://help2.malighting.com/P…ote_in/en/1.8/dc%20remote

Using a potentiometer, I thought it would be possible to input more values than on/off only.

It would be great to have some images/photos of different projects using dc inputs or people sharing their knowledge on the subject.

Anyone has an idea if there is a good tutorial on the subject somwhere?

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You are right. You can use a potentiometer or a fader (which is a linear potentiometer) to input into the grandMA3.

You can build a fader board to remote control faders of sequences.

Also, it could be doable to input a sound level (audience noise meter).

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You know what, I apologize, I had my MA2 brain on and completely blanked that we now have this ability. Sorry for the misinformation. Have deleted an earlier incorrect post.