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Output 8 MKII

The Output 8 MKII is the next generation of the original Output 8, refined with feedback from the early-access program. It's the everyday workhorse of the IgorBox lineup — eight outputs, two isolated inputs, and Easywire™ guided wiring on every terminal.

The marquee feature is our Multistate Relay™ technology: six of the eight outputs can switch between standard relay and solid-state mode in software. You don't have to decide at install time whether a channel needs an isolated dry contact or a powered output driven straight off the controller's supply — flip the mode in Studio and it's done.

Output 8 Back Panel

What's in the box

Multistate Outputs6 × 1.5A Multistate Relay™ outputs
Relay Outputs2 × 3A standard relay outputs
Inputs2 × isolated inputs
ConnectivityEthernet + WiFi
ConnectorsWAGO® on every terminal
AudioStereo line out (3.5 mm)
Storage32 GB onboard
Front panelStatus LED, 8 RGB channel indicators, configurable front button
Power9–24V DC, center-positive barrel jack (12V 1A supply included)

Best for

  • Pneumatic solenoids — the 3A relays handle the inrush of slow-coil 24V valves
  • Show lighting — switch panel LEDs, pinspots, par cans, and floods
  • Powered DC loads — Multistate Relay™ in solid-state mode drives solenoids and lights straight off the controller's supply, no extra power wiring
  • Trigger inputs — the two isolated inputs handle 6–48V AC/DC trigger signals

Quick start

  1. Power it up with the included 12V supply (or anything 9–24V DC, center-positive).
  2. Connect to the network — plug in Ethernet. If you'd rather use WiFi, add your WiFi network in Studio Settings before you provision: the controller picks it up automatically when it joins your account, and from then on it can roam to WiFi. See Connectivity and Magic Provisioning.
  3. Magic Provisioning — read the setup ID and add it in Studio.
  4. Wire your channels with Easywire™ walking you through each terminal.
  5. Build a show in the timeline editor.

See also

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