Who said you need a PC to setup the ProfiLux?

[Vinny@GHLUSA]

Nope. Not here.

In a recent video release, we show you how to setup a ProfiLux 4 / 4e controller on a native Mac computer.
No emulator tool, no add-ons...just full-on Mac setup!

From start to finish, we take you through the process and show you how it can all be done using nothing more than a web browser. It doesn't matter if you're on a Mac, PC or mobile device, this video walks you through it all.

This is just one of several ways to get up and running with a ProfiLux controller.

 

[Breadman03]

Nice! You’ve always had a capable product, but I think you’ve addressed all of the reasons I originally invested in an Apex system about 10 years ago. I don’t have a reason to jump ship, but I would have a very hard time choosing which one to start out with today.

 

[Vinny@GHLUSA]

Nice! You’ve always had a capable product, but I think you’ve addressed all of the reasons I originally invested in an Apex system about 10 years ago. I don’t have a reason to jump ship, but I would have a very hard time choosing which one to start out with today.

We're here when you're ready.

 

[Mark]

Are there any limitations for Mac users(that don't want to run windows)? I had heard that firmware updates and probe calibration cannot be done, but this could be false or dated information. Thanks!

 

[Ditto]

Probe calibrations can be done from the front display panel on the unit.


You can do WiFi firmware and web interface updates from the web panel of the unit.

For. Firmware upgrade you will it will need a windows for that and the desktop software.

 

[Mark]

Good to know, thank you!

 

[Member No 1]

Also, if you want to use GHL Control Center (GCC) via USB, you will either need a windows machine, or set up Parallels/Boot Camp or some other emulator on your Mac. I do this so I can do firmware updates or use Light Composer to adjust my GHL LX-7206 lights. I also prefer to do any programming using the GCC software.