I. Specifications II. Product photo
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Working temperature
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-20-60 ℃
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Supply voltage
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DC5V,12V~ 24V(optional)
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Size
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L164*W65*H40mm
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Gross weight
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360g
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Output
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Three CMOS drain- open output
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Output current
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<4A(each channel)
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Output power
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5V:<60W,12V:<144W,24V:<288W
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Connecting Mode
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Common anode
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III. Function:
This product is in compliance with DMX512 protocol, and compatible autoindex addressing and manual establishment address.
1. Each universal DMX controller takes up 3 DMX addresses. It adopts 2 ways (autoindex addressing and code switch) to set up the address. When adopting the autoindex addressing, all switches are “off” status. When adopting the code switch to set up address, the 10th bit(FUN) is “off” status, and other 9 bits are binary value code switch which are used to set up the DMX starting address code. The first bit is the lowest order bit, and the ninth is the highest order bit. That can set up 511 address codes. The DMX starting address code is equal to the sum of 1st to 9th bit. If move down one bit of code switch (“ON” set “1”), you can get the placevalue of this bit. If move up (set “0”), the placevalue is 0. For example: if you want to set up DMX starting address code for 73, you should move down the 7th, 4th, and 1st bit of code switch for “1”, and others for “0”, Then the placevalue’s sum of 1st to 9th bit is 64+8+1. That is to say, the DMX512 starting address code is 73. (The correspondence dials code position is as follows)
To choose the channel from the Dial in-line Package(DIP) Switch:
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Decimals
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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8
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9
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10
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Weightnumber
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1
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2
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4
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8
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16
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32
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64
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128
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256
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FUN
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2. Signal detection way: When FUN(10)=OFF, and receiving the main control console DMX512 signal, the green signal light on the outer covering would twinkle fast. At the moment, the state of luminaire is controlled by the console. When FUN(10)=ON, the green signal light’s speed would slow down. This time, the state of luminaire is controlled by the addressable switch.
3. When FUN(10)=ON, the function table is as follows show:
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Pulling out code switch’s bit
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Function
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1-9 switch OFF
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Black
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Switch 1=ON
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Red
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Switch 2=ON
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Green
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Switch 3=ON
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Blue
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Switch 4=ON
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Yellow
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Switch 5=ON
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Purple
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Switch 6=ON
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Cyan
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Switch 7=ON
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white
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Switch 8=ON
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Seven-color jumpy changing (8 grades of speeds are available)
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Switch 9=ON
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All-color gradual changing (8 grades of speeds are available)
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4. When Fun(10)=ON, and 8th or 9th bit being for “ON”, switch 1 to 7 are for available grade of speed. There are 8 grades altogether. Like following table:
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Pulling out code switch’s bit
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Function
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1-7 switch OFF
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0 grades of speeds
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Switch 1=ON
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1 grades of speeds
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Switch 2=ON
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2 grades of speeds
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Switch 3=ON
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3 grades of speeds
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Switch 4=ON
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4 grades of speeds
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Switch 5=ON
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5grades of speeds
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Switch 6=ON
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6 grades of speeds
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Switch 7=ON
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7 grades of speeds (maximum speed)
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(5). When all switches are “ON” at the same time, the more value is taken as final.