Avolites WebAPI

Avolites WebAPI is a RESTful web API provided by Avolites, a leading manufacturer of lighting control consoles. It allows users to interact with Avolites lighting consoles and access various features and functions programmatically over HTTP.

With Avolites WebAPI, you can remotely control Avolites lighting consoles, retrieve information about connected fixtures, manage cue lists and playback, create dynamic effects, and much more. It provides a wide range of functionalities to integrate Avolites consoles into your own applications or systems.

Avolites WebAPI is compatible with the Titan and Ai series of lighting consoles, including models like Titan Mobile, Titan One, Quartz, Tiger Touch, and Ai licenses. It supports both the latest versions as well as certain older versions of the console firmware.

Avolites WebAPI uses token-based authentication. To access the API, you need to obtain an access token by providing valid credentials. The access token is then included in the authorization header of subsequent HTTP requests to authenticate and authorize your access to specific resources and actions.

Yes, Avolites provides an official JavaScript library called 'avolib' that wraps the WebAPI endpoints, making it easier to interact with the API from JavaScript-based applications. However, since the API itself is RESTful, you can use any programming language or HTTP client library to interact with it.

Yes, Avolites WebAPI provides endpoints to retrieve detailed information about connected fixtures, including their names, positions, attributes, and current state. You can use this information to build custom lighting control interfaces or perform automated operations on the fixtures.

Absolutely! Avolites WebAPI allows you to create, modify, and manage cue lists and playback directly from your application. You can add cues, control cue transitions, update cue parameters, and trigger playback remotely using the API's dedicated endpoints.

Yes, Avolites WebAPI supports real-time control of lighting fixtures. You can send commands to update fixture attributes such as intensity, color, position, and more in real-time over HTTP. This enables you to create dynamic lighting effects or synchronize external systems with Avolites consoles.

Absolutely! Avolites WebAPI offers a powerful integration framework that allows you to connect Avolites consoles with other third-party systems or software. You can exchange data, trigger actions, and synchronize lighting control with audio, video, show control systems, and more.

You can find the official documentation for Avolites WebAPI on the Avolites website. It provides in-depth information about all available endpoints, authentication, response formats, and example code snippets to help you get started with integrating Avolites consoles into your own applications.