PXM PX186 is a device designed to control LEDs. It can be controlled via DMX protocol or act independently. Independent operation allows to create 8 scenes and 8 programs, each with adjustable playback speed and smoothness. The device utilizes a 16-bit resolution, allowing for smooth control of each channel's parameters. PXM PX186 features a built-in real time clock, enabling time-based switching on and off of LED lamps. The astronomical clock option automatically determines daily switch on and off times based on sunrise and sunset data.
PXM PX186 is a device designed to control LEDs. It can be controlled via DMX protocol or act independently. Independent operation allows to create 8 scenes and 8 programs, each with adjustable playback speed and smoothness. The device utilizes a 16-bit resolution, allowing for smooth control of each channel's parameters. PXM PX186 features a built-in real time clock, enabling time-based switching on and off of LED lamps. The astronomical clock option automatically determines daily switch on and off times based on sunrise and sunset data.
User manual
1 Description...................................................................................................4
2 Safety conditions........................................................................................5
3 Connectors and control elements...........................................................6
4 Menu navigation.........................................................................................7
5 Using the device.........................................................................................8
6 Programming device functions................................................................9
6.1 DMX address............................................................................................................. 10
6.2 Driver operation mode.............................................................................................10
6.3 Channel balance....................................................................................................... 13
6.4 No DMX signal response.........................................................................................14
6.5 Program editing........................................................................................................17
6.6 Scene editing............................................................................................................. 19
6.7 Temperature limits...................................................................................................19
6.8 Date and time............................................................................................................21
6.9 Screen saving............................................................................................................21
6.10 Local settings.......................................................................................................... 22
6.11 PWM frequency...................................................................................................... 23
6.12 DMX output.............................................................................................................23
6.12.1 Break Time......................................................................................................24
6.12.2 MAB Time....................................................................................................... 24
6.12.3 MBF Time........................................................................................................ 24
6.12.4 Packet gap...................................................................................................... 25
6.12.5 Channels number..........................................................................................25
6.13 DMX Out...................................................................................................................26
6.14 Smooth..................................................................................................................... 27
6.15 Language................................................................................................................. 27
6.16 Connection test...................................................................................................... 28
6.17 Firmware version....................................................................................................28
7 DMX signal connecting...........................................................................29
8 Connection scheme.................................................................................30
9 Dimensions...............................................................................................31
10 Technical data........................................................................................31
Manufacturer reserves the right to make modications in order to improve device
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Sensor Off
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PXM PX186 is a device designed to control LEDs. It can be controlled via DMX protocol or act independently. Independent operation allows to create 8 scenes and 8 programs, each with adjustable playback speed and smoothness. The device utilizes a 16-bit resolution, allowing for smooth control of each channel's parameters. PXM PX186 features a built-in real time clock, enabling time-based switching on and off of LED lamps. The astronomical clock option automatically determines daily switch on and off times based on sunrise and sunset data.
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