SoleJan

Thanks again, btw our project went smooth besides one or two small things. I hope no one minds me asking more on here. For some reason ZerOS Monitor works on Apple Watches even tho the only good function a friend found is Rem Dim. Nowww, i guessed it means like remote dimmer or so but the true problem is, the program for the watch crashes quite often and we haven't found a way to deactivate Rem Dim besides the watch feature - The keyboard shortcut on Windows didn't wanna work either. It ended in us having to restart the console multiple times throughout programming. So, what actually is it and does it, and how can I deactivate it without a force reboot? Sorry to keep y'all up with my stuff. Jan

Hey again, little thing to ask again about the Monitor. (btw, got Remote working via Emulator thanks for providing the link) In the attached file 5 of the Briteq Theatres intensity are marked blue while one is green. Is that to indicate a change from the previous Cue? My first thought was, it indicates dynamic change of Int. in a Cue i.g. like a ramp up effect, but the theatres dont have any like that on in the Cue. This is no problem but im interested as for why this is. Jan

Alright thanks to you both, In my memory ZerOS Remote was just easier for remote programming and I've got a project where I'm not at the console while programming (and its easier to be remote there). I saw the keyboard shortcuts on ZerOS Monitor but with the Remote you had it on the display, like the syntax or the position grid. But I'm sure I'll figure something out.

Thanks! So to run a Monitor like app you have to do it through a Android Emulator? There isn't one for Windows itself?

Hello, I may be a little late for this, but what exactly was the reason for ZerOS Monitor to be removed from Android and ZerOS only funtioning on iOS? Is there another way of using external devices (preferably Windows) as a Remote? I Thanks up front. Jan.