Remote Control

[SoleJan]

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.

[kgallen]

See this thread for the Android apps:

[SoleJan]

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

 

[kgallen]

Well there is PhantomZerOS which is a full console for Windows. But I’m not aware of a monitor/remote app for Windows, only Android/iOS devices.

[Archie D]

Hi there.

There is a specific ZerOS Monitor app that was produced for Windows. There is also a MacOS version if you prefer.
However, there was not a ZerOS Remote app produced for Windows for public use (to my knowledge, I saw Edward using ZerOS Remote on Windows in a training video).

Anyhow, ZerOS Monitor on a laptop or desktop does function as a sort of "remote", as it allows for keyboard shortcuts to be entered, such as R for record or U for update.

They are downloadable at the links below provided by the ZerOS Software page on Vari-Lite's website.

• ZerOS Monitor (Windows): https://vari-lite.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/software-firmware/zeros-monitor-2.0.0.zip
• ZerOS Monitor (iPadOS, iOS & MacOS): https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/zeros-monitor/id1033159176
• For Android, you can of course use the APK files listed in the thread, kindly provided by kgallen.

If you prefer to look at the page to verify the download links: https://www.vari-lite.com/global/products/zeros-software

[SoleJan]

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.