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The parameters are:
Parameter Description Default
Value Min Max Legal
Min Legal
Max
Start Code The Start Code defines the meaning
of the data in the DMX packet. The
value zero means ‘simple lighting
channel’ data.
0 0 255 0 255
Data Slots The number of Data Slots is also
called number of channels. It is the
number of bytes in addition to the
Start Code that are contained in the
DMX packet. 512 0 512 24*
1
512
Break The Break is the synchronization that
indicates the start of DMX packet. 200us 40us 20ms 92us*
2
1s*
3
MaB The MaB or Mark after Break is the
idle period between the end of Break
and the Start Code. 20us 8us 20ms 12us*
4
1s*
3
ISD The ISD is the inter-slot delay. This is
the idle time between the slots in the
DMX packet. 8us 0us 20ms 0us 1s*
3
MbB The MbB or Mark before Break is the
idle period between the end of the
last data slot and the next packet’s
Break.
20us 0us 20ms 0us 1s*
3
*
1
This is a simplification that provides a good rule of thumb. In fact, any number of data slots below 24 can
be used, subject to Packet Time >=1204us.
*
2
In the earlier DMX512(1990) standard the minimum was 88us.
*
3
The 1s maximum is actually for the entire packet.
*
4
In the earlier DMX512(1990) standard the minimum was 8us.
When would I use this?
These parameters are used when testing a DMX receiver that is suspected to be incompatible. If a
receiver is suspected of being incapable of receiving fast DMX, set all the timing parameters to their
lowest value in order to produce very fast DMX.
If a DMX receiver is suspected of flickering on RDM (Remote Device Management), try setting the
Start Code to a non-zero value (204 is the RDM start code) and then use TRANSMIT-CHANNEL. The
receiver should not respond to the data.
Tx Config
Start Code
000