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        <title>DMX adaptors.</title>
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        <description>DMX adaptors.



There are some differences in DMX connectors where some some fixtures comes with a 5 pin connector or some has a crossed polarity in the connector. (+ and – are swapped.)

This has, among others, been a issue with some older Martin Fixtures.</description>
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        <title>DMX Addresses.</title>
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        <description>DMX Addresses.



DMX512 is basically a system where up to 512 addresses / channels are send one by one. Only address 1 to 511 are valid for fixture because address 0 is used as sync or start frame.

Each address contains 8 bit which gives the possibility of sending a value from 0 – 255 on each address / channel.</description>
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        <description>DMX Fault finding



This is a small guide of how to find the most common errors when a setup doesn’t behave.



First of all is to be systematic in the fault finding even in the panic phase.



Nothing happens at all.

No lights are reacting on any fader control.</description>
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Setting the DMX address or channel on the fixture is one of the most important things to do.

For users that are familiar with the digital world it is a logical and easy task but other it may be a bit difficult to until it has been tried a couple of times.</description>
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        <description>DMX in practice



DMX is basically a digital way to control light.

The setup consist of a PC or Console as controller and some light fixture that are to be controlled.



The Controller sends some digital values using a standard named DMX512 and the fixtures then receives these values.</description>
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        <title>Measurement on the DMX cable.</title>
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        <description>Measurement on the DMX cable.

This is a small measurement to show what happens when a cable in not terminated with a 120 ohm resistor.



The measurement is performed with a Eurolite DMX512 dongle supplied with 16m cable and a Rohde &amp; Schwarz, “RTO 1004” oscilloscope.</description>
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        <title>DMX Test Equipment.</title>
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        <description>DMX Test Equipment.





Test equipment can be divided in two groups a simple where basics like cable connections and polarity are checked.

The other group is a bit more advanced where it is more an analyzer.



The advanced testers can typically the basic tests of cable pin-out.</description>
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        <description>DMX Timing



This is a description of the DMX512 standard in short.



This standard is building on a line interface named RS-485 and it is a standard IC with almost al digital IC manufacture.



DMX512 sends packages of up to 512 frames with 8 bit data to fixtures.</description>
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        <title>DMX - Digital Multiplex</title>
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        <description>DMX - Digital Multiplex

DMX is based on an old American protocal know as rs485.

Traditionally DMX comms cables are terminated at each end with a 5 pin xlr plug (male one end and female at the other).
Only 3 of these pins are acually used and as a result many lighting fixtures now have only 3 pin xlr connections although some do have both types.</description>
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        <title>LTP and HTP</title>
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        <description>LTP and HTP






Introduction LTP and HTP



When a stage lighting desk / Software controls channels for intensity, position, colour etc. it treats them in one of two ways – HTP and LTP. In the days before waggly mirrors and nodding buckets (that’s moving lights</description>
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