PXM PX227 is a device that allows you to control analog 0-10V outputs using a DMX512 signal. It has eight individually programmable channels, each of which can be assigned its own DMX address from range 1-512. This allows for a great deal of flexibility in how you use the device, as you can create complex lighting effects or simply use it to control individual lights.
The PX227 also has a number of other features that make it a versatile and easy-to-use device. For example, it has a built-in display that shows the current DMX address and other information, and it has a number of different operating modes that allow you to customize its behavior.
PXM PX227 is a device that allows you to control analog 0-10V outputs using a DMX512 signal. It has eight individually programmable channels, each of which can be assigned its own DMX address from range 1-512. This allows for a great deal of flexibility in how you use the device, as you can create complex lighting effects or simply use it to control individual lights.
The PX227 also has a number of other features that make it a versatile and easy-to-use device. For example, it has a built-in display that shows the current DMX address and other information, and it has a number of different operating modes that allow you to customize its behavior.
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4 Programming..............................................................................................7
4.1 Button features............................................................................................................ 7
4.2 Information parameters.............................................................................................7
4.3 Setting the DMX address........................................................................................... 8
4.3.1 Setting the DMX address – L0 version...........................................................9
4.4 Characteristics of the output channels................................................................10
4.4.1 Characteristics of the output channels – version L0.................................12
4.5 Response to the loss of DMX signal.....................................................................14
4.6 Smoothing function..................................................................................................18
4.7 Operation mode........................................................................................................ 19
4.8 Screen blanking.........................................................................................................20
4.9 Default settings and device errors.........................................................................21
4.9.1 Restore default settings..................................................................................22
4.9.2 Error message.................................................................................................. 23
5 Mounting...................................................................................................24
6 Menu scheme...........................................................................................25
7 Menu scheme – L0 version....................................................................26
8 RDM – available parameters..................................................................27
9 Device update...........................................................................................29
10 DMX signal connecting.........................................................................30
11 Connection scheme..............................................................................31
12 Dimensions.............................................................................................32
13 Technical data........................................................................................33
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PXM PX227 is a device that allows you to control analog 0-10V outputs using a DMX512 signal. It has eight individually programmable channels, each of which can be assigned its own DMX address from range 1-512. This allows for a great deal of flexibility in how you use the device, as you can create complex lighting effects or simply use it to control individual lights.
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