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sACN

Last updated May 16, 2025, generated by Sumble

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What is sACN?

sACN (Streaming ACN) is a network protocol used to transmit DMX512 lighting control data over an Ethernet network. It's commonly used in professional lighting and stage production to control lighting fixtures, dimmers, and other devices from a lighting console or software.

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What other technologies are related to sACN?

sACN Competitor Technologies

Art-Net is a competing protocol for transmitting DMX data over Ethernet networks. It serves a similar purpose to sACN.

mentioned alongside sACN in 65% (98) of relevant job posts

ArtNet is a competing protocol for transmitting DMX data over Ethernet networks. It serves a similar purpose to sACN. This is a spelling variation of Art-Net.

mentioned alongside sACN in 49% (124) of relevant job posts

sACN Complementary Technologies

DMX (DMX512-A) is the protocol that sACN is designed to transport over Ethernet. It defines the format of the lighting control data.

mentioned alongside sACN in 10% (178) of relevant job posts

Which job functions mention sACN?

Job function

Jobs mentioning sACN

Orgs mentioning sACN

Engineer

0% (73) job posts

8 organizations

Entertainment

0% (46) job posts

2 organizations

Audio Visual Designer

0% (41) job posts

18 organizations

Network Engineer

0% (15) job posts

5 organizations

Electrician

0% (11) job posts

4 organizations

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