First thing, unpack your Miranda and make sure you have all the parts:

• Miranda controller
• Power supply

That's it! You're ready to go.

(If you don't have all the parts, contact us and we'll get things straightened out!)

Connect to the Internet

If your network has a DHCP server, you can simply connect the Miranda with an ethernet cable, and it should find its way to the internet.

If you need to set a static IP, you have two options:

• Connect the Miranda to a network with DHCP and reconfigure it through the Miranda Device Configuration Website

OR

• Connect it directly to your computer and wait until it decides there is no DHCP (this will take about 5 minutes), and then connect to the Fallback IP address printed on the label

Indicator Lights

An Amber LED on the Ethernet port indicates data transfer (it blinks off).

A Green LED indicates a 100-baseT connection rather than a 10-baseT.

Configure Your System

Once connected, you should be able to find your Miranda on the Miranda Management Website. Be patient - it may take up to 2 minutes for the site to decide that the controller is back online.

Once it's online, you can use the Miranda Programmer and the Miranda Management Website to patch fixtures, program cues, and so forth.

<aside> ⭐ Find the detailed Miranda Management and Programmer Documentation here!

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Connecting DMX

DMX is connected to the screw terminals, using the polarity indicated on the labels.