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infinity time

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hours

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dAY

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uPt, dnt

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uPt, dnt, Lo

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uPt, dnt

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uPt, hld, dnt

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Summary of Contents for PX741

Page 1: ...PX741 Trailing Edge Dimmer User manual ...

Page 2: ...the control curve 17 5 4 Control range 18 5 5 Screen saving 21 5 6 Temperature 21 5 7 Working time 22 5 8 Firmware version 22 5 9 Default settings 23 6 RDM available parameters 24 7 Programming 27 8 Connection scheme 28 9 Dimensions 32 10 Technical data 33 Manufacturer reserves the right to make modifications in order to improve device operation PXM Marek Żupnik sp k Podłęże 654 32 003 Podłęże BDO...

Page 3: ... in compliance with one of four functions The dimmer offers a lot of possibilities to adjust the control characteristic Each of the four output channels can be configured individually The settings consist of the following parameters the control mode DMX analogue buttons DMX address the reaction of the lack of the DMX signal the choice of key functions together with the full regulation of reaction ...

Page 4: ...can cause electric shock when safety rules are not observed Therefore it is necessary to observe the following 1 Installation particularly power connection should be performed by a person holding the appropriate qualifications according to the description in the user manual 2 Dimmer can be connected to socket which has protecting installation separate PE strand in working order only 3 strand grid ...

Page 5: ...d current and B type characteristic 8 After the installation is completed check the neutralization efficacy of all powered devices 9 All repairs demanding casing opening should be made with cut off power supply 10 The device should be strictly protected against water and other liquids 11 All sudden shocks particularly dropping should be avoided 12 Device with damaged bent casing should not be conn...

Page 6: ...ty operation of a dimmer 3 The dimmer can regulate exclusively the circuits of capacity of the resistive type or the capacitive one 3 Connectors and control elements 6 output 10V signal DMX input analogue digital inputs Supply connector starting from the left L4 L3 L2 L1 3 x N L in and PE L1 L4 are the output controlled phases programming buttons display diodes ...

Page 7: ...rol curve selection control range selection setting a linear control curve setting a switched control curve setting a logarithmic control curve setting an exponential control curve with index 2 setting an exponential control curve with index 3 minimum level of an output connection while rising minimum level of an output connection while falling maximum control level forcing a minimum output level ...

Page 8: ...vel which can be reached while dimming in function 2 scene a control value for no DMX signal settings for the first channel total working time of the device total duration of channel control setting seconds setting minutes setting hours setting a day number setting a year infinity inversion of the selected control curve setting a normal non inverted selected control curve confirmation switching of...

Page 9: ... or decreases the parameter s value next scrolls to the next feature on the same MENU level or increases the parameter s value enter enters the next MENU level and confirms changes made 5 2 Setting control modes The menu of the PX741 device allows to set the control mode of the device Each of the device channels can be controlled with the DMX dMX signal the analogue input AnL the buttons diG Setti...

Page 10: ...addresses will be designated to next channels For example if the module occupies 4 DMX channels and for the first one will be assigned channel 100 then the fourth one will be assigned to 103 DMX channel The address programmed this way cancels all the previously individual settings of each channel 10 ENTER ENTER NEXT NEXT ENTER ENTER ENTER NEXT NEXT ENTER NEXT NEXT ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER NEX...

Page 11: ...e DMX signal and the module will realize commands sent through the DMX line again Sc programming the stage value in the range 0 255 for which the available options are maintaining the last value Hld a signal from the analogue inputs AnL a signal from the buttons diG Apart from that the transition parameters can be defined up time uPt the rise time in the push button mode from min to max time from ...

Page 12: ...nfinity time SEC seconds Min minutes Hr hours dAY days 12 ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER NEXT NEXT ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER NEXT ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER NEXT PREV PREV PREV NEXT ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER NEXT PREV PREV PREV ...

Page 13: ...age YES should be confirmed with the key enter 5 2 3 Control with buttons The control source from the digital inputs with the buttons can be set for each channel individually or collectively for all of them The first step is to select one of four functions Fn1 Fn4 described on the next page and then to set its parameters uPt rise time hLd duration dnt falling time Lo a minimum level which can be r...

Page 14: ...in minutes Hr hours dAY days Function Available parameters 1 uPt dnt 2 uPt dnt Lo 3 uPt dnt 4 uPt hld dnt 14 ENTER NEXT ENTER ENTER ENTER 2 x NEXT 2 x NEXT ENTER NEXT NEXT ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT ...

Page 15: ...15 Time Rise time parameter uPt Pressing and holding the key down Releasing the key MAX MIN output Falling time parameter dnt Time Pressing and holding the key down Short pressing 500 ms Releasing the key MAX MIN output Lo Falling time parameter dnt Rise time parameter uPt ...

Page 16: ...tion four 16 Time Short pressing 500 ms MAX MIN output Rise time parameter uPt Falling time parameter dnt Time duration parameter hLd Short pressing 500 ms MAX MIN output Rise time parameter uPt Falling time parameter dnt ...

Page 17: ...ntrol curves of the output can be selected for each channel linear Lin the value on the output is linearly proportionate to the control value switched Su the two stage characteristic logarithmic LOG exponential EP1 with index 2 exponential EP2 with index 3 The following options can be set for each control curve normal nor the value on the output is directly proportional to the value on the input a...

Page 18: ...rol values and the manner of behavior while reaching the limit values can be defined for each channel the minimum level of connecting the output while rising the minimum level of connecting the output while falling 18 ENTER ENTER NEXT ENTER ENTER ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT Output 100 0 0 255 127 ...

Page 19: ...el is not controlled extending the output curve t the full control range Str Below there are exemplary diagrams of control for the linear curve a Str OFF PrE On 19 ENTER ENTER ENTER 2 x NEXT NEXT ENTER ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER 2 x NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT Output 100 Hi Loä Lo 0 255 ...

Page 20: ...b Str OFF PrE OFF c Str On PrE OFF d Str On PrE ON The curves control level value on the output 20 Output 100 Hi Loä Lo 0 255 Output 100 Hi Loä Lo 01 255 Output 100 Hi Loä Lo 01 255 ...

Page 21: ...eriod of one minute of inactivity when the buttons are not used The device is still working without interference with other parameters To activate backlights any key should be used 5 6 Temperature The device was equipped with the possibility to read the current temperature inside the device The reading is given in degrees Celsius C 21 ENTER ENTER 2 x NEXT NEXT ENTER ENTER 3 x NEXT ...

Page 22: ...orking time of the Pwr device and the total time of actuation of the Lht channels 5 8 Firmware version To verify the latest version of firmware the option Fir should be selected and then the key enter should be pressed to confirm 22 ENTER ENTER 4 x NEXT NEXT ENTER ENTER 5 x NEXT ...

Page 23: ...to exit from the level of this menu without the return to the factory default settings in this case the key esc should be selected Default device settings Screensaver OFF DMX address 1 control mode DMX Button control function 2 Rise time button control 5s Duration button control 5s Fall time button control 5s Control curve linear Curve characteristics normal No signal scene value 0 23 ENTER Presse...

Page 24: ...ame PiD Description SUPPORTED_PARAMETERS 0x0050 all supported parameters PARAMETER_DESCRIPTION 0x0051 description of additional parameters DEVICE_INFO 0x0060 information concerning the device FACTORY_DEFAULTS 0x0090 device default settings SOFTWARE_VERSION_LABEL 0x00C0 firmware version of the device DMX_START_ADDRESS 0x00F0 DMX starting address of the device Range 1 509 IDENTIFY_DEVICE 0x1000 devi...

Page 25: ...e control mode of the channel with the buttons DIGITAL_RISE_TIME 0x8056 setting the rise time for control with the buttons in range 0 24h DIGITAL_LAST_TIME 0x8057 setting the duration for control with the buttons in range 0 24h or infinity 0xFFFFFFFF DIGITAL_FALL_TIME 0x8058 setting the fall time for control with the buttons in range 0 24h DIGITAL_MIN_LEVEL 0x8059 setting the minimum level which c...

Page 26: ...orcing the minimum level on the outputs when the channel is not controlled 0 switching off 1 switching on STRECH_OUTPUT 0x805C extending the output curve to the full control range 0 switching off 1 switching on NOS_VALUE 0x801C setting the reaction to the disappearance of DMX signal NOS_RISE_TIME 0x805D rising time setting in range 0 24h NOS_LAST_TIME 0x805E duration setting in range 0 24h or infi...

Page 27: ...EXT NEXT NEXT ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER ENTER NEXT ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER NEXT NEXT ENTER ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER NEXT ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT ...

Page 28: ...8 Connection scheme a DMX controller 28 controller e g PX333 NEUTRAL STRAND PROTECTIVE STRAND PHASE STRAND 230V POWER SUPPLY Type B circuit breaker 6A ...

Page 29: ...b Potentiometers control 29 CW CW CW CW POTENTIOMETERS 10V OUT GND 0 10V IN 0 10V IN 0 10V IN 0 10V IN NEUTRAL STRAND PROTECTIVE STRAND PHASE STRAND 230V POWER SUPPLY Type B circuit breaker 6A ...

Page 30: ...c 0 10V control 30 GND 0 10V IN 0 10V IN 0 10V IN 0 10V IN 0 10V CONTROL SIGNAL SOURCES ...

Page 31: ...d Monostable buttons control 31 MONOSTABLE BUTTONS 10V OUT 0 10V IN 0 10V IN 0 10V IN 0 10V IN NEUTRAL STRAND PROTECTIVE STRAND PHASE STRAND 230V POWER SUPPLY Type B circuit breaker 6A ...

Page 32: ...9 Dimensions 32 105 90 ...

Page 33: ...V 50Hz max power consumption 4A number of outputs 4 voltage of outputs 230V 50Hz load max 200W output control inputs 0 10V DMX512 monostable buttons power consumption inputs 0 10V 0 1mA weight 0 3kg dimensions width 105mm height 90mm depth 58mm 33 ...

Page 34: ...following directives 2011 65 UE DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 8 June 2011 on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment Text with EEA relevance 2014 30 UE DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 26 February 2014 on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic com...

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