DMX receiver
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description
The Tinker.it! DMX receiver is a device that can receive DMX messages and control different type of lights.
It is designed to be powered at 12v and housed in a standard DIN enclosure.
What does it do?
When connected with in a DMX network, it can be used to control a 4 groups of lamps from a central location. It can be used to control Incandescent and LED lights.
Up to 128 of these devices can be connected on a single cable to control up to 512 groups of lamps using a splitter for each group of 32 devices.
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Why is it useful?
DMX is the most common light-control protocol, used in theatre, concerts and building. There are a lot of software packages, both free and commercial, that can be used to control lights.
The DMX-PWM converter is used for brightness control of 4 low-voltage LED or incandescent lamps via the DMX protocol. PWM is used to control up to 4 groups of LEDs allowing RGBW operation.
DMX messages are converted into PWM signals driving 4 power MOSFETs and DMX address is set via the DIP switches.
More Info
Data Sheet
Code Examples:
Heartbeat 01
Heartbeat 02
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