The USB interface of the SQ is class compliant, so although we don’t test or support use with Linux (as used on the Raspberry Pi) – there are a few people using the SQ with it already.
No drivers required.
A Bomebox may be your best option though – https://www.bome.com/products/bomebox – This has A&H support built into the firmware which auto-connects to the SQ when it’s on the same network (or directly via it’s network port). It can then be setup to send and receive MIDI directly between the SQ and either USB MIDI devices or the on-board 5-pin DIN sockets.
Hope this helps – would be interested to know what you’re planning!
Interesting idea, and nothing wrong with a project 🙂
But if you only want simple manual level control, there’s a lot of, small DMX controllers available.
If your lights are single channel, you could get a basic 6+1 fader controller for about £30, while if they’re multi channel you should still find something in the £50 – £60 range.
Yeah you’re absolutly right – a little Faderwing isn’t that expansive…
But to find a small programmable! Faderwing – so that i can Control e.g. 12 Channels with one Fader (Because i have a 12 Ch Dimmer e.g.) is not so easy.
And it would be the finest thing to have the Fader one the same desk – at the surface whereever i want it to be 😉