How to use DMX512 Pixel LEDs with T-8000 Controller
How to use DMX512 pixel LEDs with pixel LED controllers
DMX512 Protocol
Digital Multiplex is a communication protocol used to remotely control lighting dimmers and intelligent devices. DMX is an asynchronous serial digital data protocol . It’s designed to provide a common communications standard between these lighting devices . So that deferent devises from different manufactures can work together.
The number 512 after the DMX refers to the number of control channels used on one network segment of devices. In a simple dimming system, one channel controls the intensity of one dimmer. A single intelligent device may require several channels to control its various parameters .
The DMX 512 protocol is based on the Standard 485 or RS-485 (EIA/TIA-485 standard), which uses asynchronous, differential data transmission. This standard supports 32 devices on one network at a distance of up to 4000 feet. One device functions as the master (the DMX controller) on a network, while the rest function as slaves (dimmers, intelligent fixtures, etc.). Only the master transmits over the network, and all slaves receive the same data.

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