Specifications

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7.DMX512Connection
TheDMX512iswidelyusedinintelligentlightingcontrol,withamaximumof512channels.
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1. If you using a controller with 5 pins DMX output, you need to use a 5 to 3 pin
adapter‐cable.
2. Connect the fixture togetherin a “daisy chain” by XLR plug cable fromthe output of
thefixturetotheinputofthenextfixture.Thecablecannotbebranchedorsplittoa
“Y”cable.Inadequateor damagedcables,solderedjointsorcorrodedconnectorscan
easilydistortthesignalandshutdownthesystem
3.
The DMX output and input connectorsarepass‐throughto maintain the DMX circuit
whenoneoftheunits’powerisdisconnected.
4. Atlastfixture,theDMXcablehastobeterminatedwithaterminatortoreducesignal
errors. Soldera120‐ohm1/4 W  resistor between pin 2(DMX‐) and pin 3(DMX+) intoa
3‐pinXLR‐plugandplugitintheDMX‐outputofthelastfixture.
5.
Each lighting fixture needs to hav e an address set to receive the data sent by the
controller.Theaddressnumberisbetween0‐511(usually0&1areequalto1).
6.  3pinXLRconnectorsaremorepopularthan5pinXLR.
3pinXLR:Pin1:GND,Pin2:Negativesignal(‐),Pin3:Positivesignal(+)
5pinXLR:Pin1:GND,Pin2:Negativesignal(‐),Pin3:Positivesignal(+)
Pin4/5:NotUsed.