Falcon F-Test, Руководство пользователя

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Introduction
With the F-Test you can:
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Test Pixels- up to 1400.
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Send test data to Differential Receivers (Smart/Dumb Remotes typically Falcon, FPP, Genius, HinksPix
and compatible receivers)
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Send test data to DMX devices
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Send test data to Renard/Basic LOR devices (Renard devices require an adapter cable, refer to the
Reference section of F-Test)
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Evaluate and monitor the differential data coming from a “Long Range” type controller (Falcon, FPP,
Genius, HinksPix, Advatek, some Alphapix and other compatible type controllers)
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Evaluate and monitor incoming WS281x and compatible pixel data.
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Evaluate and monitor incoming DMX, Renard, and basic LOR data.
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Save log info to an SD card for more detailed analysis or to review trend data.
The F-Test has a visual display that can show relevant data such as:
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Line Voltage on pixel lines
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Line Amperage on pixel lines
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Connected Pixel counts
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DMX/Renard/LOR values for all 512 channels
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Frame rate and number of pixels that data is received.
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Graphical representation of pixel data received to include the colors.
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Basic oscilloscope to evaluate data signals and voltage differences on the data line.
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Common wiring diagram for Ray Wu and xConnect pigtails.
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Adapter Cable wiring diagrams.
When the F-Test is connected with both Pixel input data and to pixel strings, it will act as an F-Amp and clean
the signal. This can be useful to determine if an F-Amp would help in your situation.
Note: This does not apply when you are in the Pixel Output mode.
F-Test Modes
The F-Test has two operational modes, a Testing Mode to output test patterns and a Monitoring Mode to
evaluate incoming data signals.