Some older uDMX clones use outdated USB controller chips that fail when plugged into modern blue USB 3.0 or USB-C ports. Try plugging the interface into an older USB 2.0 (black or grey) port if your computer has one. Alternatively, connecting the interface through a cheap USB 2.0 hub can filter the data signals and resolve hardware timing conflicts.
Following the methodology to install the libusbK driver is generally the most stable approach on Windows 11. 1. Plugin the Device udmx driver windows 11
By following these steps, you should be able to get your uDMX interface running on Windows 11 and controlling your lights. Some older uDMX clones use outdated USB controller
If you'd like to narrow down any lingering issues, let me know: Following the methodology to install the libusbK driver
Re: Problem Udmx+Lixada Usb Interface with Windows 11 + usb 3.0. Thu Aug 15, 2024 12:52 pm. matteo1310 wrote: Tue Dec 07, 2021 11: Anyma DMX on Windows - Q Light Controller+