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Index

Index .................................................................................................................................................................................. 3

Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Unpacking ......................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Safety Information ............................................................................................................................................................ 4

Device Overview ............................................................................................................................................................... 6

Settings and Menu ............................................................................................................................................................ 8

Ethernet Port Status Information ................................................................................................................................... 20

Status LEDs ...................................................................................................................................................................... 20

Screen Saver .................................................................................................................................................................... 21

Firmware Updates ........................................................................................................................................................... 21

Technical Data ................................................................................................................................................................. 22

Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................................................... 23

Credits ............................................................................................................................................................................. 23

Appendix ......................................................................................................................................................................... 24

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Summary of Contents for XND-8

Page 1: ...XND 8 8 Port Ethernet DMX Node User Manual...

Page 2: ...2 UM_XND 8 D0 LEN V01 02 DOCX 2019 06 13...

Page 3: ...n 4 Unpacking 4 Safety Information 4 Device Overview 6 Settings and Menu 8 Ethernet Port Status Information 20 Status LEDs 20 Screen Saver 21 Firmware Updates 21 Technical Data 22 Ordering Information...

Page 4: ...ively and with the help of XND 8 s DHCP capability you can even let your workplace network infrastructure do the network configuration of your XND 8 automatically for you With its 128x64 pixels OLED d...

Page 5: ...e operation not described in this manual to Swisson Provide unrestricted airflow around the device Do not operate the device if the ambient temperature exceeds 55 C 131 F Do not modify the device in a...

Page 6: ...tatus information is located directly below each of those buttons 7 Signal output ports 1 8 8 Neutrik powerCON input socket 9 Neutrik powerCON output socket 10 USB type B socket for firmware updates M...

Page 7: ...s the requirements specified in the safety instructions section of this manual must be used to connect the XND 8 to AC mains power and to connect other devices to the power outlet A light grey Neutrik...

Page 8: ...east two seconds you can always navigate to the Home Screen From the Home Screen the menu is launched by simply pushing the OK button The following notation is used to describe locations in the menu H...

Page 9: ...f the device is running in Art Net 3 mode or directly under Home Menu Network if the device is running in Art Net 4 mode with a single interface DHCP Navigate to Home Menu Network Interface N DHCP whe...

Page 10: ...Set to Primary Art Net IP but sets network settings to the following values Static Settings IP Address is set to the secondary Art Net IP address 10 X Y Z Static Settings Netmask is set to 255 0 0 0...

Page 11: ...mware versions provide the same functionality when the Art Net version is set to Art Net 4 The main advantage of the Art Net 4 support over the obsolete independent universes functionality is that Art...

Page 12: ...r immediately to the left of the first character you want to have deleted Then keep OK pressed and turn the encoder clockwise until all of the text that you wish to delete appears highlighted As you r...

Page 13: ...data received via the sACN protocol Off The port is turned off A bullet point is shown next to the currently active setting Use the encoder wheel to select the desired setting and push OK to apply th...

Page 14: ...bullet point is shown next to the currently active setting Use the encoder wheel to select the desired setting and push OK to apply the setting Art Net RDM Under Art Net RDM RDM may be enabled or disa...

Page 15: ...screen for editing the universe of an output port running in Art Net mode when the Art Net version is set to Art Net 3 The screen looks the same on devices with a firmware older than version 0 97 if...

Page 16: ...ialog to choose whether to adjust the network settings If he chooses to do so the IP address is set to the primary Art Net IP address and the netmask is set to 255 0 0 0 Art Net no RDM o Same as Art N...

Page 17: ...der Address Display Mode a selection list is presented to you with the following options Decimal Art Net net Art Net sub net Art Net or sACN universe and Art Net sub uni are displayed as decimal numbe...

Page 18: ...displayed A padlock symbol in the top right corner of the Home Screen indicates that the user input is currently locked Before a device can be locked a password must be set and locking must be enable...

Page 19: ...after a power cycle if locking has been enabled Device Information The following information about the device is available under Home Menu Device Settings Device Information Model The device model is...

Page 20: ...lines display the currently configured IP address and the currently configured netmask When the Art Net version is set to Art Net 3 or if the firmware is version 0 96 or lower the node has to virtual...

Page 21: ...n established Traffic is indicated by short interruptions Screen Saver The OLED display will automatically turn itself off when no user input is received for 40 seconds in order to improve the durabil...

Page 22: ...consumption 10 W Ethernet 10BASE T 100BASE TX auto negotiating auto MDI X Network protocols Art Net 1 4 sACN ANSI E1 31 sACN draft version v0 2 DMX ANSI E1 11 RDM ANSI E1 20 Electrical standard signal...

Page 23: ...s and the following disclaimer in the documentation and or other materials provided with the distribution 3 The name of the author may not be used to endorse or promote products derived from this soft...

Page 24: ...ers using Art Net I or Art Net II the Art Net net must be set to 0 The Art Net net sub net and universe can be combined to a 15 bit port address with values from 0 to 32767 as shown below Bit Digit 14...

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Page 27: ...arranty of any kind either directly or indirectly and is subject to change without prior written notice Swisson its employees or appointed representatives will not be held responsible for any damages...

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