PXM PX863 is a 36-channel current driver with common cathode outputs tailored for RGB and RGBW matrix systems. Perfectly suitable for controlling lighting of large surfaces consisting of many module elements, including facades, LED screens, and illuminated floors. Using the built-in DMX signal receiver, it is possible to control all 36 channels with the DMX512 protocol. Supply voltage of 12V DC and high current capacity of outputs (max. 350mA) enable connecting a large number of LEDs and achieve an even illumination effect across the entire surface.
PXM PX863 is a 36-channel current driver with common cathode outputs tailored for RGB and RGBW matrix systems. Perfectly suitable for controlling lighting of large surfaces consisting of many module elements, including facades, LED screens, and illuminated floors. Using the built-in DMX signal receiver, it is possible to control all 36 channels with the DMX512 protocol. Supply voltage of 12V DC and high current capacity of outputs (max. 350mA) enable connecting a large number of LEDs and achieve an even illumination effect across the entire surface.
User manual
1 Description...................................................................................................3
2 Safety conditions........................................................................................4
3 Connectors and control elements...........................................................5
4 DMX signal connection.............................................................................6
5 Meaning of displayed messages.............................................................6
6 Device programming.................................................................................9
6.1 Button features............................................................................................................ 9
6.2 DMX addressing..........................................................................................................9
6.3 Operation mode........................................................................................................ 11
6.4 Response to the lack of DMX signal.....................................................................13
6.5 The smoothing function..........................................................................................15
6.6 Frequency of PWM signals.....................................................................................16
6.7 Minimum level of brightness..................................................................................17
6.8 White balance............................................................................................................18
6.9 Screen saving............................................................................................................19
6.10 Temperature............................................................................................................19
6.11 Default settings and memory error.....................................................................20
6.12 Software version.....................................................................................................21
6.13 Rotation of the display..........................................................................................21
6.14 Service mode.......................................................................................................... 22
7 RDM description of available parameters...........................................23
8 Programming............................................................................................28
9 Connection scheme.................................................................................29
10 Dimensions.............................................................................................30
11 Technical data........................................................................................31
Manufacturer reserves the right to make modications in order to improve device
operation.
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PXM PX863 is a 36-channel current driver with common cathode outputs tailored for RGB and RGBW matrix systems. Perfectly suitable for controlling lighting of large surfaces consisting of many module elements, including facades, LED screens, and illuminated floors. Using the built-in DMX signal receiver, it is possible to control all 36 channels with the DMX512 protocol. Supply voltage of 12V DC and high current capacity of outputs (max. 350mA) enable connecting a large number of LEDs and achieve an even illumination effect across the entire surface.
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