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4201-B, DMX512-A
Controller
A converter/controller
that controls of 512 channels of dimmers, moving lights, Christmas lights,
etc. Used in theatres, museums,
TV/movie studios, conference centers, home automation, architectural
models, sculpture lighting, dance clubs, etc.
Smooth fades on 1-512
channels, host controlled (works with architectural controllers, Windows,
Mac, Linux, and many other computers) and stand-alone (host computer only
needed for initial setup) modes.
Up to 127 presets or
looks may be stored internally and called up by command from a host
computer, by time, or by external event (eight 0-5V analog inputs, 5 can be
alternately used as digital/switch inputs).
Cross fades may be done on a group of channels or all channels at once. A macro language allows small programs to
be stored internally and executed on command and/or automatically on power
up.
Eight external inputs
(any mix of 0-5V analog, potentiometer, logic level, contact closure) allow
interfacing to many other systems or even just a bank of potentiometers/sliders. User controllable LED (on, off, and two
blink rates) to assist in debugging installations.
In host controlled
mode, any computer or architectural panel
with an RS-232 port or a USB port (Windows, Mac, Linux) can send
detailed changes on a channel by channel basis, perform cross fades on some
or all channels, and load/execute macros.
Special commands are included to make use with architectural
controllers and inexpensive dimmers easier.
In stand-alone mode a single
preset or look is loaded at power on and an optional macro will then
automatically start. The macro can
read the analog/digital inputs and make changes based on those as well as
an internal time clock. Macros can
also communicate over the USB and RS-232 ports, you could even control a
second device from this one.
Fits in tight spaces,
only 4” x 6” x 1” (102mm x 153mm x 25mm) with wall mounting ears on each
side. Runs on 5-48VDC or can be
powered from a USB port. Made in USA, meets the ANSI E1-11-2004, DMX512-A
specification and FCC emissions standards.
Transitioning to RoHS but can be special ordered as RoHS now.
Free open source
demonstration programs available from our Support
page.
The SmartLight™ Theater Lighting
Software from Edgeview Software LLC does not support the “B”
version.
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