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ESTA Announces January 2017 Plugfest Event

The ESTA Control Protocols Plugfest, an event where manufacturers and developers can test their products for interoperability with other manufacturers' products, is scheduled to take place January 20 - 23, 2017, at the Dallas/Fort Worth Marriott Solana in Westlake, Texas. The event is free to attend and everyone is welcome.

The ESTA Control Protocols Plugfest is an educational opportunity for control manufacturers and developers to gather together in person and test their products for interoperability with the latest versions of the Control Protocols Working Group standards. The goal is to assist manufacturers in ensuring that their customer is purchasing products that interoperate and communicate correctly on the same control network.

Attendees may bring controllers, intelligent lights, architectural fixtures, control protocol analyzers, and various other tools. In an effort to look for and resolve interoperability challenges, everything is connected through a central network. People attend from all around the world in an effort to improve their products.

In addition to Remote Device Management (RDM) and DMX512 support, this special January event will be centered on the interoperability of draft standard BSR E1.33 RDMNet implementations and the newly revised ANSI E1.31 sACN protocols.

As Doug Johnson noted: "At the 2016 ESTA RDM Plugfest I was able to engage several people with first-hand experience in both the design and use of RDM enabled products. The format of the Plugfest is easy and informal; show up with your RDM device and whatever support equipment you might need, set it up in the Plugfest suite, and start testing and asking questions. What you get is expert advice and feedback ... including insight into the nuances that you'd never get any other way. This is an incredibly valuable experience for anyone involved in the design/implementation of a RDM enabled device."

More information is available at the URL below. To contact the event's organizers please email plugfest@esta.org.

WWWwww.estalink.us/plugfest

WWWtsp.esta.org/tsp/about/index.html


(11 August 2016)

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