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Figure 1

XLR MALE SOCKET

1 EARTH

 Cold 2

3 Hot

XLR FEMALE SOCKET

1 EARTH

Cold 2

3 Hot

Figure 2

XLR Pin Configuration:

Pin 1 = Shield

Pin 2 = Data Compliment (negative)

Pin 3 = Data True (positive)

DMX TRAITS

VALUE

COLOR - CHANNEL 1

VALUE

GOBO - CHANNEL 2

0

WHITE

167

160

144

128

112

99

88 

77

96

80

64

48 

32

16

66

55

44

33

22

11

0

191

220 

208

200

164

140

128

179

110

255 

232 

255

239

227

215

203

BLUE
UV - PURPLE
WHITE
SLOW COLOR SCROLL
FASTER COLOR SCROLL
FASTER COLOR SCROLL
FASTER COLOR SCROLL
FASTER COLOR SCROLL
FASTER COLOR SCROLL
FASTER COLOR SCROLL
FASTEST COLOR SCROLL

RED

MAGENTA

FASTER STROBE

FASTER STROBE

FAST STROBE

SLOW STROBE

FASTEST GOBO SCROLL

FASTER GOBO SCROLL

FAST GOBO SCROLL

SLOW GOBO SCROLL

BLACKOUT

BARS

TUNNEL

STAR

WAVE

BUBBLES

SEGMENTED CIRCLE

MULTI STAR

SMALL SPOT

SHUTTER OPEN - LARGE SPOT

SHUTTER CLOSED

ORANGE

GREEN

CYAN

YELLOW

PINK

VALUE

PAN - CHANNEL 3

VALUE

TILT - CHANNEL 4

0

255

128

255

128

0

FULL TOP POSITION

FULL RIGHT POSITION

FULL BOTTOM POSITION

MIRROR - CENTER POSITION

MIRROR - CENTER POSITION

FULL LEFT POSITION

Data Cable (DMX Cable) Requirements:

Your fixture and your controller require a standard 3-pin XLR connector for data 
input and data output.  If you are making you own cables be sure to use standard 
two  conductor  shielded  cable  (

This  cable  may  be  purchased  at  almost  all  pro 

sound and lighting stores

).  Your cables should be made with a male and female 

XLR connector on either end of the cable (see Figure 1).   Also remember that 
DMX cable must be daisy chained and can not be “Y”ed or split. 

Notice:

 

 Don not use the ground lug on the XLR connector.  Do  not connect 

the shield conductor to the ground lug or allow the shield conductor to come in 
contact with XLR outer casing.  Grounding the shield could cause a short circuit 
and erratic behavior.

Special  Note:

    For  excessive  cable  runs  totaling  100ft.  or  more,  we  recom-

mend using a terminator of 80-100 ohms/.5w.  Long cable runs can sometimes 
cause  erratic  behavior.   Terminators  prevent  excessive  signal  loss  by  mirroring 
the signal back through the line, decrease the possibilities of erratic behavior.

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