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CHoICe of THRee DMX MoDes
• standard DMX (sta)
In standard DMX mode, Silk uses 2 channels of DMX to control intensity and colour temperature and also
conforms to Last Takes Precedence Protocol so ‘on set’ or ‘desk control’ can modify settings on the fixture. Silks
can be daisy chained with 5 pin XLR connectors.
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Wireless DMX (rad)
This mode allows the fixture to be controlled via wireless DMX with the Lumen Radio wireless module.
When in wireless DMX mode, Silk can still be daisy chained to other fixtures not in wireless mode.
Note : The Lumen Radio chip offers over-the-air firmware upgrades, as well as a UF.L connector for external antenna. TiMo
is fully compliant with the ETSI EN 300328 (v1.8.1) ‘2015’ revision, as well as fully FCC certified with a modular approval
to 300mW. The chip is fully compatible with all existing CRMX transmitters, as well as transmitters from Wireless Solution
running in G2, G3, G4 or G4S 2.4GHz mode, enabling a single wireless component to maximize compatibility within fixtures.
• silk is DMX master (Con)
In this mode, a Silk can control other Silk’s on set with common base address. That way in a small wired set up, one
with limited crew, the overall light level or CCT can be adjusted from one master unit.
NOTE: When the Silk is in wireless mode, also behaves as a wired master; other fixtures wired downstream will
receive DMX. So a wireless Silk can act as a hub.