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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. General description...................................................................................

2. Safety conditions.......................................................................................

3. Device design and description of connectors............................................

4. Connection method...................................................................................

5. Network settings for the driver...................................................................

5.1

Changing the network configuration of the computer

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6. Installing software......................................................................................

6.1. Windows platform................................................................................

6.2. Mac OS X platform..............................................................................

6.3. Android™ platform................................................................................

7. Logging......................................................................................................

8. Controller configuration.............................................................................

9. Controller operation...................................................................................

9.1

Calculation of output values

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9.2 Modbus..................................................................................................

9.3 Live mode...............................................................................................

9.4

Indication lights

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9.5

RESET button operation, restoring default settings

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9.6

Core mode, FTP support

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10. Technical specifications...........................................................................

11. Technical drawing....................................................................................

Declaration of conformity

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The manufacturer reserves the right to change the operation and handling of the
controller in order to improve the product.

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E-mail: [email protected]
Internet:

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Summary of Contents for PX340

Page 1: ...MANUAL DMX Controller R PX710...

Page 2: ...9 1 Calculation of output values 9 2 Modbus 9 3 Live mode 9 4 Indication lights 9 5 RESET button operation restoring default settings 9 6 Core mode FTP support 10 Technical specifications 11 Technica...

Page 3: ...MX Controller is an advanced architectural lighting controller that allows for controlling even the most complex lighting systems With programmable functions the device enables the control of lighting...

Page 4: ...nization for future use 7 CAN bus 8 10V additional power supply for analogue inputs 9 2 analogue outputs 0 10 V 10 4 analogue inputs 0 10 V 11 16 ON OFF inputs 12 Sink Source pin 13 Ethernet connector...

Page 5: ...Power supply 2 DMX output 512 channels 3 DMX input 512 channels 4 Synchronization for future use 5 CAN bus 6 Ethernet connector 7 Reset 8 4 indicator lights 1 2 1 6 7 8 3 SYNC 4 EXTENSION MODULE PX710...

Page 6: ...efekts e g PxArt lamps controller e g PX333 a power connection for DMX output and DMX input 6 V V L N REM 10V 0 10V OUT 2 1 1 2 3 4 0 10V IN 1 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 10 11 12 9 14 15 16 13 SS 1 RX RX TX TX K...

Page 7: ...S 1 RX RX TX TX KBD VCK SYNC 2 H L CAN b Connection between a master controller MASTER and expansion modules SLAVE 1 SYNC 2 H L CAN 1 SYNC 2 H L CAN maximum 7 expansion modules SLAVES NOTE It is neces...

Page 8: ...ies only to PX710M REMOTE 10V 0 10V OUT 2 1 1 2 3 4 0 10V IN 1 1 2 GND 0 10V IN 0 10V IN 0 10V IN 0 10V IN SOURCES SIGNAL 0 10V REMOTE 10V 0 10V OUT 2 1 1 2 3 4 0 10V IN 1 1 2 POTENTIOMETERS 10V OUT G...

Page 9: ...on of digital inputs this applies only to PX710M Sink in type positive logic input joint plus S S 1 2 3 4 R1 R1 R1 R1 R2 R2 R2 R2 X1 X2 X3 X4 12 24 V DC _ Power Supply e g input buttons controller con...

Page 10: ...S S 1 2 3 4 R1 R1 R1 R1 R2 R2 R2 R2 X1 X2 X3 X4 12 24V DC _ Power Supply e g input circui Source in type negative logic input joint mass 10 controller connectors...

Page 11: ...hould configure network parameters in such a way that the controller is able to operate on the subnet and there is no conflict of IP addresses devices in the network must have unique IPaddresses The d...

Page 12: ...btain an IP address automatically Below are some typical examples of network configuration a Automatic addressing Router np IP 192 168 0 100 Mask 255 255 255 0 DHCPserver PC np IP 192 168 0 1 Mask 255...

Page 13: ...KBD VCK SYNC 2 H L CAN Router IP 192 168 0 100 Mask 255 255 255 0 DHCPserver c Static addressing Smartphone IP 192 168 0 2 Mask 255 255 255 0 Default gateway 192 168 0 100 PX710 IP 192 168 0 50 Mask...

Page 14: ...ntroller operates on the internal network Assumptions Name of forwarding it can be arbitrary but different for any forwarding External IP address 188 188 188 188 here for example replace it with the a...

Page 15: ...88 188 188 188 here for example replace it with the address received from the ISP IPaddress of the first controller 192 168 0 50 IPaddress of the second controller 192 168 0 51 Forwarded ports 50000 a...

Page 16: ...he application window Connect to device in the Address field enter the IP address of the router assigned by your ISP which in this case is 188 188 188 188 and in the port field enter the lower of the...

Page 17: ...Select Control Panel tab 3 Go to Network and Internet tab 4 Enter Network and Sharing Center 5 In the left panel select the Change adapter settings 6 Right click on Local area connection 7 Select Prop...

Page 18: ...ystem is done in the following way 1 Click Start menu 2 Select the tab System Preferences 3 Go to the tab Network 4 Highlight Ethernet 5 Configure IPv4 Using DHCP 6 Click Apply Example settings IPaddr...

Page 19: ...efully if you agree to the terms of this agreement click Next to continue the installation 5 Select the start menu in which you want to create a shortcut to the program You can also rename the directo...

Page 20: ...cation will be available in the application menu of the phone 20 7 LOGGING Logging to the driver is possible to one of the users accounts created in the currently downloaded configuration TheADMIN acc...

Page 21: ...to one area by default they are assigned to the global area The element operates only on channels that are associated with the area to which the item is assigned The DMX output channel can be associa...

Page 22: ...is separable from the scene pool Each step comes with its input time lasts as long the duration and drops with the rise time of the next step The last step drops with its drop time if this is the end...

Page 23: ...nel proportionally to the value of the mask mask channel 1 DMX output 100 127 200 255 value mask channel 1 DMX output 127 200 255 value mask channel 1 DMX output 127 200 255 value maximal it converts...

Page 24: ...hannel is taken into account If for any channel 2 masks are turned on which exclude themselves with their effects the channel is set to 0 SEQUENCE Asequence is a set of successive steps each of which...

Page 25: ...ms that are associated cannot be run at the same time which is why turning on an item belonging to a group turns off all other elements belonging to this group Each element can belong to one group onl...

Page 26: ...ys internal can be triggered by touch panel smartphone controller start end of program an internal event can have a value e g events caused by the slider on the touch panel from ON OFF inputs two even...

Page 27: ...n For each status an action can ignore its state start only if a status is set start only if a status is not set An action will be triggered if all the conditions of the statuses are met in a given mo...

Page 28: ...The scenes and programs are affected by their master parameters In addition the calculated value is modified by the master zone parameter to which a given channel belongs This calculated value passes...

Page 29: ...and a PDU protocol data unit According to the standard all data sent using the Modbus protocol are represented as big endian most significant byte coming first Single packet MBAP Header Command Data...

Page 30: ...uery The function code is copied from the query 14 0x14 20 or the number of bytes read 00 xx the values of subsequent DMX channels where xx is within the range 0x0000 to 0x00FF i e from 0 to 255 EXAMP...

Page 31: ...ted in respect of actions that do not require a second argument but remember to change the value of Length field from 0x0B to 0x07 Scene and program numbers are assigned when the configuration is uplo...

Page 32: ...t triggers an internal event with no value the argument is the number of a virtual event 66 Internal event triggers several internal events without values the arguments are the numbers of virtual even...

Page 33: ...B repeat count 2B current step 4B step time left ms 8B reserved Mask status data 2B state 2B master 4B time left ms 8B reserved Sequence status data 2B state 2B current step 4B time left ms 8B reserve...

Page 34: ...number 14 PAUSE mask number 15 RESUME mask number 16 SET MASTER mask number master value 17 INCREASE MASTER mask number 18 DECREASE MASTER mask number 19 Program ON program number 20 OFF program numb...

Page 35: ...6 INCREASE MASTER zone number 47 DECREASE MASTER zone number 48 OFF ALL zone number 49 Modbus TRANSMISSION ON 50 TRANSMISSION OFF 51 Analog inputs TRANSMISSION ON 52 TRANSMISSION OFF 53 Film ON film n...

Page 36: ...R 0xE800 0xF5FF 7168 B delays R 9 3 Live mode When connected to a computer or a smartphone the controller can be switched to live mode In this mode the controller operates normally in the background h...

Page 37: ...oes not flash when the device is in normal mode but there is no preloaded configuration the light flashes slowly the DMX light flashes as well if the main controller is unable to establish connection...

Page 38: ...e to the normal operating mode Holding down the button for 5 seconds when the device is in the core mode Uploading a configuration from the built in memory to the device Holding down the button for 5...

Page 39: ...ble assumptions a computer with a stable IPin the same sub network as the controller the controller in the core mode i e the PWR diode flashes static address for the controller user name ADMIN ADMIN p...

Page 40: ...200 Programs 512 running 40 Sequences 128 Statuses 256 Data stream recording input DMX yes Internal events 1024 Zones 32 TouchPanel no Timer formerly delay 1024 Clock event 1024 Actions 30 000 Action...

Page 41: ...41 11 TECHNICALDRAWING 60 mm 86 mm 46 mm 157 5 mm REMOTE 10V 0 10V OUT 2 1 1 2 3 4 0 10V IN 1 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 10 11 12 9 14 15 16 13 SS 1 RX RX TX TX KBD VCK EXT SYNC CAN H L...

Page 42: ...2011 65 UE 2014 30 UE Pod e 28 03 2017 mgr in Marek upnik DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY tel 012 385 83 06 fax 012 626 46 94 e mail info pxm pl http www pxm pl Pod e 654 32 003 Pod e Konsole teatralne i es...

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