So when you need to budget and adjust the light, managing remotely from a tablet or laptop. All that I write below is a purely budgetary solution, which will have to be a little tricky brainwashing. But the end result is worth it.

Thanks to Menshikov Ilya for the finished assembly. You can download the installation DEB file on the page QLC+ deb install for Raspberry pi and Orange Pi Version: 4.12.7 2023

• Raspberry PI B ++, RASPBERRY PI 2 or RASPBERRY PI 3 (It is possible to obtain and Orange PI)
• WI-FI Whistle
• Udmx or ARTnet interface
• Patience
• Flash memory card

We will configure and download everything on Windows 7 ( or on any other Windows, I configured it on 64bit )

1. OS RASPBIAN JESSIE QLC+(Ready my image with QLC+ RASPBIAN + XTE )
2. Program for writing to RASPBIAN on a USB flash drive Win32diskimager
3. PuTTY

Unzip RASPBIAN JESSIE WITH PIXEL (we should get a file with the extension .img) Install and open the program Win32diskimager, and first we will select a USB flash drive where we will write the system, after we select our unzipped file, and click the Write button ( write )

After completing the recording on the flash card, Go to it and create a file wpa_supplicant.conf ( This file is responsible for configuring the network ) In it we will see the following:

network={
ssid="YOUR_NETWORK_NAME"
psk="YOUR_NETWORK_PASSWORD"
proto=RSN
key_mgmt=WPA-PSK
pairwise=CCMP
auth_alg=OPEN
}

Ssid = “YOUR_NETWORK_NAME” is the name of our WI-FI network ( YOUR_NETWORK_NAME change to your )
Psk = “YOUR_NETWORK_PASSWORD” - the password of our network ( YOUR_NETWORK_PASSWORD should change to your password )
Proto = RSN - to protect your network, it can be WPA1 or WPA2 (for WPA2, it uses RSN , and for WPA1 it's just WPA in most cases this parameter track not necessary).
key_mgmt=WPA-PSK - The parameter is responsible for encrypting the password, WPA-PSK (in most cases) or WPA-EAP (in corporate networks) ( parameter too tracking does not follow )
Pairwise = CCMP - for WPA2 leave CCMP , for WPA1 change to TKIP
Auth_alg = OPEN - leave it as it is.

When we learned the IP address of our raspberry, run PUTTY and connect to SSH And after a successful connection, the raspberry will ask for the login and password Default:
Login:pi
Password:dmx-512.ru

To run the RDP client under Windows, run on your computer: 1. Press the menu “ Start ” (“ Start ”) → select the item “ Run …”(“Run…”) (или нажмите сочетание клавиш WIN+R): 2. In the window that appears, type mstsc.exe and click “ OK ”: 3. Enter IP address RASPBERRY in the field “ Computer ” and press the button “ Connect ”: 4. If the “ can not be authenticated ” window appears, check the box “ no longer display the query ” and press the “ Yes ” button: