DMX-512 DECODER - ICONTROL

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DMX512 Decorder
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DMX-512 decoder conforming to USITT DMX512/1990 and DMX512/1986 Standards.

Addressing: Can be addressed to start anywhere within 512 channels. Multiple cards can be used without channel overlap.

Digital Outputs: 16 digital with open collector transistors rated 50VDC, 250mA per channel maximum. Selectable for TTL-compatible outputs. Selectable switching logic polarity.

Analog Outputs: 2 analog outputs, adjustable gain for 0-5 VDC or 0 to 10 VDC

Power Supply: 12VDC @ 50mA minimum

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DMX512 Decoder KT.SR-2102B

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DMX512 decoder operating instructions

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1.Feature：

⑴ This is a DMX512 decoder that specially designed for WS2801 and WS2811,LED constant current driv

to use and wiring;

⑵ Supports inputting DMX512 signal directly and execute internal patterns;

⑶ Supports a variety of DMX512 control equipments;

⑷ 5V or 8~24V input voltage;

⑸ With 51 kinds of patterns;

⑹ When running internal patterns, each decoder can control 2048 pixels;

⑺ Supports single and multiple synchronous.

2. Decoder appearance:

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DMX512 Decorder

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DMX512 DECODER

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User Manual

Foreword

Before installation and usage, we strongly recommend you to read through this

manual carefully.

After-sales service

From the day you purchase our products within a year, if being used properly in

accordance with the instruction, and quality problems occur, we provide free

repair or replacement services except the following cases:

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