gdtf-lights-dmx-to-gdtf
Registry code: 39873b4e5ede7e64
Identifies lighting fixtures by their DMX channel layout in the GDTF Stage Studio library (https://gdtf-lights.com) of 10500+ fixtures with GDTF profiles, run by SOH Sound & Lights s.r.o., Prague. Give match_dmx_channels the channel names in DMX order from address 1 (from a manual, a console, a fixture-profile TXT or a photo the person describes). It returns the best matching fixtures with score 0-100 and the matched DMX mode, with links to the fixture page and the .gdtf file. With confidence low or same_score_count above 1 say the result is uncertain and ask for the manufacturer or DMX…
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- https://gdtf-lights.com/mcp/dmx-to-gdtf
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- streamable-http ·2025-06-18
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match_dmx_channels unknown 32m ago
Finds the fixtures whose GDTF profile matches a DMX channel list and the matched DMX mode: channel names in DMX order from address 1 (English, Czech, German or Spanish; abbreviations, synonyms and typos are understood), as in a manual, on a console or in a fixture-profile TXT. Give channels (a list) or text (a pasted list, or a TXT with one or more modes; rows such as "Shutter;0;Closed;32;Open" add DMX values as a tie-breaker). Returns up to limit fixtures with score 0-100, the matched GDTF mode (mode.name and mode.channels), links to the fixture page (url) and the .gdtf file (gdtf_url), confidence and same_score_count (several fixtures with the same layout: ask for the manufacturer or DMX values). Same search as https://gdtf-lights.com/dmx-to-gdtf. Limit per IP: 20000 searches a day and 300 a minute, shared with the JSON API of that page; 500 a minute and 10000 an hour for all API and MCP clients together.
{ "type": "object", "properties": { "text": { "type": "string", "maxLength": 100000, "description": "Instead of channels: a pasted channel list (one per line, numbered or comma-separated) or a fixture-profile TXT (***mode:N***, --- Mode: ---, ##Name;N##)" }, "limit": { "type": "integer", "default": 5, "maximum": 10, "minimum": 1 }, "channels": { "type": "array", "items": { "type": "string", "maxLength": 120 }, "maxItems": 512, "minItems": 1, "description": "Channel names in DMX order, address 1 first, e.g. [\"Pan\", \"Pan fine\", \"Tilt\", \"Tilt fine\", \"Dimmer\", \"Shutter\", \"Color wheel\", \"Gobo\"]; use \"Empty\" for an unused address" }, "include_diff": { "type": "boolean", "default": false, "description": "Add for each match the DMX addresses that differ (your channel vs the fixture channel)" }, "manufacturer": { "type": "string", "maxLength": 100, "description": "Only fixtures of this manufacturer; part of the name is enough, e.g. \"Robe\"" } }, "additionalProperties": false }arguments 37 lines
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