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OCTO MK2 (71521) 

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USER MANUAL  

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ID: 5928937 

Document Updated: October 2022 

 

  

 

Settings 

The OCTO MK2 settings can be configured within the Settings tab. Changes will only take affect after being 

saved; any unsaved changes will be discarded. 

 

Node  Name:

  Change  Node  Name  for 

identification.

 

DHCP

: Enabled by default. When enabled, 

the  DHCP  server  on  the  network  is 

expected to automatically provide the IP 

address  to  the  OCTO  MK2.  When  DHCP 

enabled  but  there  is  no  DHCP  server  or 

slow to response, the OCTO MK2 will  fall 

back to 192.168.0.10.

 

IP Address / NetMask  / Gateway:

  These 

are  used  to  set  when  DHCP  is  disabled. 

These  options  set  the  Static  IP  address, 

Netmask  and  Gateway  IP  settings  which 

should be compatible with other devices 

on the network.

 

LED Protocol: 

Select the SPI protocol from 

the drop-down list or set a custom value 

that  matches  the  Pixels  which  the  OCTO 

MK2 will control.

 

The  OCTO  MK2  provides  more  than  20 

output pixel protocols listed below. 

 

 

APA 102, APA 104

 

 

SPXL (16bit & 8bit)

 

 

SK6812 

 

 

TM1804, TM1812, TM1814

 

 

UCS1903, UCS2903, UCS2904, UCS8903 (16bit & 8bit), UCS8904 (16bit & 8bit) 

 

 

WS2811, WS2812, WS2812B, WS2813, WS2815, WS2818

 

 

9PDOT (16bit & 8bit)

 

Each port can have a different pixel output protocol. The pixel protocols selected can be output directly to 

your pixel fixtures. 

 

The OCTO MK2 also features custom voltage timing to most of the pixel protocols configurable in each port 

settings individually. The custom voltage timing of the chosen pixel protocol can be adjusted according to 

its datasheet. Visit ENTTEC website to view the ‘OCTO MK2 Custom Protocol Creation Guide’ document if your 

SPI protocol is not listed.)

 

The adjustable custom values are: 

 

 

Bit  0  High Time:  The  voltage  high  time  required  to  indicate  code  0,  also 

known as T0H.

 

 

Bit  1  High  Time:  The  voltage  high  time  required  to  indicate  code  1,  also 

known as T1H.

 

 

Overall  Bit  Time:  The  total  voltage  time  for  a  single  bit  which  can  be 

calculated from TH+TL.

 

 

 

Reset Time: The total voltage low time required to reset the data transmission between each data batch.

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 71521

Page 1: ...Document Updated October 2022 OCTO MK2 71521 User Manual 8 universes eDMX to LED pixel smart controller with network chaining in a compact 4 module DIN rail form factor...

Page 2: ...dentify Reset Button 8 Out of the Box 8 Networking 8 Web Interface 8 Top Menu 9 Home 9 Settings 10 Network Stats 12 Help 13 Updating Firmware 13 Reset to Factory Defaults 13 Resetting via Web Interfac...

Page 3: ...nts of all connected devices and factor in overhead as well as verifying that it is appropriately fused and voltage is compatible Remove power from your installation immediately if accessories power c...

Page 4: ...ling ENTTEC products Once installation is completed check that all hardware and components are securely in place and fastened to supporting structures if applicable Installation Safety Guidelines The...

Page 5: ...voltage or Electro Magnetic Interference EMI being induced on the control signal lines where possible run control cabling away from mains electricity or devices that produce high EMI i e air conditio...

Page 6: ...bsite for the latest version USER MANUAL 6 ID 5928937 Document Updated October 2022 Mounting Options Note The surface mount tabs have been designed to hold the weight of the OCTO MK2 only excess force...

Page 7: ...xel Hardware Features Electrically insulated ABS plastic housing Forward facing LED status indicator Identify Reset button Pluggable terminal blocks Link Activity LED indicator built into both RJ45 po...

Page 8: ...5 0 If a DHCP address is provided this can be used to communicate with the OCTO MK2 Static IP By default out of the box the Static IP address will be 192 168 0 10 If the OCTO MK2 has DHCP disabled the...

Page 9: ...and be within the same IP address range as the OCTO MK2 For example if your OCTO MK2 is on Static IP address 192 168 0 10 Default then your computer should be set to something such as 192 168 0 20 It...

Page 10: ...OCTO MK2 provides more than 20 output pixel protocols listed below APA 102 APA 104 SPXL 16bit 8bit SK6812 TM1804 TM1812 TM1814 UCS1903 UCS2903 UCS2904 UCS8903 16bit 8bit UCS8904 16bit 8bit WS2811 WS2...

Page 11: ...ts can be assigned a universe number in the range 1 63999 Please note the OCTO MK2 supports a maximum of 1 multicast universe with sACN sync i e all universes set to the same value ESP Outputs can be...

Page 12: ...ows the OCTO MK2 reset back to factory default via web interface Please refer to the Reset to Factory Defaults section of this document Reboot Please allow up to 10 seconds for the device to reboot Wh...

Page 13: ...ate Firmware mode It may take a while depending on the network setting This mode will display basic information regarding the device including current Firmware Version Mac Address and IP address infor...

Page 14: ...pear as shown in the image below Resetting by Reset Button The reset button on the device restores the network configuration of the OCTO MK2 to factory defaults To reset to factory defaults the follow...

Page 15: ...become damaged device should be replaced Power down the device and ensure a method is in place to stop the system from becoming energized during servicing inspection maintenance Key areas to examine...

Page 16: ...ow you to determine a reliable cleaning schedule for your installation Package Content OCTO MK2 2 WAGO connectors 1 Din mounting clip screws 1 ELM Promo Code 8 Universes on device s sticker Revision H...

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