Artistic Licence DMX4ALL ArtNet-DMX Mux24 User manual

ArtNet-DMX Mux24
User Manual
Art-Net™ Designed by and Copyright Artistic Licence Holdings Ltd.

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Description
The ArtNet-DMX Mux24 has 16 digital inputs and 8 additional inputs which are
adaptable analog or digital. The output occurs via ArtNet and DMX.
16 Long Distance Inputs
There are 16 digital inputs available to connect buttons or switches. The inputs are
designed as Long Distance inputs, so the switching elements can also be mounted at
a greater distance.
8 switchable analog/digital inputs
Further 8 inputs are analog or digital useable.
Within the DIGITAL-Mode these inputs are designed as Long Distance-Inputs.
Within the ANALOG-MODE the inputs are able to convert analog signals by 0-10V or
0-5V into DMX-Values.
Individually configurable
Each input is individually configurable. Both, the function (Mode) as well as the DMX-
Channels to be controlled are adjustable for each input.
4 configurable Timer
4 separately configurable Timer allow time-controlled on/off switching of DMX-
Channels.
Easy Configuration
A user-friendly configuration via a web browser allows quick and easy setting of all
parameters. No special software is required, a normal web browser is enough.
So, the configuration is possible at any time from a PC, smartphone or tablet.
For easy adjustment of the IP we provide the IP-Configurator as PC-Tool or Android-
App for free. This allows to leave the network settings unchanged and to configure
the IP easily.
Firmware-Update-Function
To use future function the ArtNet-DMX Mux24 provides a Firmware-Update-Function.
It can be started via the web browser so no access to the device is necessary!

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Data sheet
Power supply: 7-24V DC / 0,5A
Ethernet: RJ45
DMX-OUT: 512 DMX-Channels
Inputs: 16x Long Distance Digital Input
8x Analog Input or Long Distance Digital Input
Modes: Switch
Button ON
Button OFF
Button ON/OFF
Dimmer UP
Dimmer DOWN
Dimmer UP/ DOWN
Button ON + Dimmer UP
Button OFF + Dimmer DOWN
Button ON/ OFF + Dimmer UP/ DOWN
Analog 0-10V
Analog 0-5V
Analog 1-10V
Timer: 4x adjustable Timer
Dimensions: 99mm x 82mm

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Connection
ArtNet-DMX Mux24
Ethernet
GND
V+
IN1
IN2
IN3
IN4
IN5
IN6
IN7
IN8
IN9
IN10
IN11
IN12
IN13
IN14
IN15
IN16
GND
GND
GND
DMX-
DMX+
POWER 12-24V DC DMX OUT
+5V
IN17
IN18
IN19
IN20
IN21
IN22
IN23
IN24
Analog 0-10V
Analog 0-5V
Analog 1-10V

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LED-Display
LED green
The green LED flashes, if there is no Ethernet connection available and lights
permanent, if an Ethernet connection is available.
LED yellow
The yellow LED lights up as soon as data are received.
Configuration
The ArtNet-DMX Mux24 configuration occurs via a web-interface which can be
called up via any web browser.
Set the IP with the IP-Configurator
The IP-Configurator allows setting the IP-Address and the net mask also if the PCs
network setting is not in the IP-Range of the ArtNet-DMX Mux24.
-Install the programm IP-Configurator
-Connect the ArtNet-DMX Mux24 with the net mask and turn it on.
-Start the programm IP-Configurator
-The ArtNet-DMX Mux24 is shown in the list
-Click on the entry
-Enter the new IP and net mask
-Click SET

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Set the IP with the web browser
The assigned IP-Address within the delivery status is 2.0.0.5 which will be used for
the web-interface as well as for the ArtNet.
Set your computers network card to this IP range to access the IP address via the
web browser.
The PCs network settings must be the
IP
-
Address 2.0.0.1 and the subnet mask
must be 255.0.0.0.
Please take further details from the ArtNet-
Specifications.

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Device Configuration
Please call up the IP of the ArtNet-DMX Mux24 within the web browser and address
bar (delivery status: 2.0.0.5) and to get the following configuration side:
GLOBAL SETUP
Device settings
Each device needs an own
IP
-
Address
that the assignment occurs clearly
within the network. Please use in accordance to the ArtNet-Specification the IP-
Address 2.x.x.x or 10.x.x.x with the net mask 255.0.0.0 .
Any other IP-Address can be used too, like e.g. 192.168.1.10 .
In this case the net mask must be adjusted to 255.255.255.0 !
For a better distinction you can name the ArtNet-DMX Mux24 anyway.
The short-name is limited to 18 signs and the long-name to 64 signs.

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Destination settings
The Destination settings specify the values for the ArtNet-Output.
With Dest. IP the IP-Address will be entered to which the data should be send via
ArtNet (Unicast).
Broadcast activates the ArtNet-Data output to all ArtNet-Devices. The Dest. IP will
not be considered in this case.
Net / SubNet / Port/Universe are the according ArtNet parameters.
Send only on change suppressed the regular repeated output of the values via
ArtNet.
Factory defaults
The Factory Settings will be restored with entering the number 7319.
SAVE stores the configuration respectively restored the Factory Settings.

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Digital Inputs (IN1-IN16)
The digital inputs are realized as LONG DISTANCE inputs which allow using longer
supply pipes to the switching element.
The input wiring occurs with a switch or a button, connect to GND, as shown in the
following outline:
IN1
IN2
IN3
IN4
IN5
IN6
IN7
IN8
IN9
IN10
IN11
IN12
IN13
IN14
IN15
IN16
GND
GND
The inputs can be configured via the web interface. Therefore the both configuration
sides Input 1-8 and Input 9-6 are available.
Per Input the Mode and Channels which should be controlled can be entered here.

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The channel entry occurs as decimal value from 1 up to 512. If several channels
should be controlled via input, the single values must be entered separated and with
comma.
For example a single channel with “1” or several channels with “1,4,7”.
Furthermore it is possible to specify to be outputted. In this case the channel
specifications need an =Value, e.g. “1=222” to set channel 1 to 222. If no value is
specified, 255 (100%) is outputted, the specified value must be in the range 0 to 255.
The declared valuation is assigned with * within the modes.
You can choose between the following modes:
-
Switch
(Switch)
Active: Channels 100%*
Inactive: Channels 0%
-Button ON
(Button ON)
Channels will be turned on - 100%*
-Button OFF
(Button OFF)
Channels will be turned off - 0%
-Button ON/OFF
(Button ON/OFF)
Channels will be switched between on and off 0% / 100%*
-
Dimmer UP
(Dimmer UP)
Channels will be dimmed upwards - 0% 100%
-
Dimmer DOWN
(Dimmer DOWN)
Channels will be dimmed downwards - 100% 0%
-
Dimmer UP/DOWN
(Dimmer UP/DOWN)
Channels will be dimmed upwards/downwards,
change of direction after each loose
-
Button ON + Dimmer UP
(Button ON + Dimmer UP)
Short active: Channels will be turned on
Long active: Channels will be dimmed upwards
-
Button OFF + Dimmer DOWN
(Button OFF + Dimmer DOWN)
Short active: Channels will be turned off
Long active: Channels will be dimmed downwards
-
Button ON/OFF + Dimmer UP/DOWN
(Button ON/OFF + Dimmer UP/DOWN)
Short active: Channels will be turned on/ -off
Long active: Channels will be dimmed upwards/ -downwards
Change of direction after each loose

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Use digital inputs as binary inputs
For the digital inputs there are the possibilities to build one output value away several
inputs.
In this case the input must be configured as Switch.
The specification for the channels needs than a +=VALUE.
So, for the specified channels the value will be added.
A possible configuration for a 8Bit-binary input is as follows:
Input: IN1 up to IN8
Output: DMX-channel 1
Configuration: INPUT1: Mode: Switch
Channel: 1+=1
INPUT2: Mode: Switch
Channel: 1+=2
INPUT3: Mode: Switch
Channel: 1+=4
INPUT4: Mode: Switch
Channel: 1+=8
INPUT5: Mode: Switch
Channel: 1+=16
INPUT6: Mode: Switch
Channel: 1+=32
INPUT7: Mode: Switch
Channel: 1+=64
INPUT8: Mode: Switch
Channel: 1+=128

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Analog / Digital Inputs (IN17-IN24)
The analog/digital inputs are adaptable for using as LONG DISTANCE digital inputs
or analog inputs.
The inputs will be configured via the web-interface.
The selection, if the inputs should be used analog or digital, occurs in the Global
SETUP. On the configuration-site Input 17-24 the function of the single channels will
be determined.

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The wiring can occur in several ways.
Connection with external analog signal (0-10V / 0-5V / 1-10V)
GND
V+
GND
DMX-
DMX+
+5V
IN17
IN18
IN19
IN20
IN21
IN22
IN23
IN24
analog 0-10V
analog 0-10V
Connection with potentiometer
GND
V+
GND
DMX-
DMX+
+5V
IN17
IN18
IN19
IN20
IN21
IN22
IN23
IN24
10
10
Connection as digital input
The wiring as LONG DISTANCE digital input occurs with a switch or button, connect
to GND as shown in the following picture:
GND
V+
GND
DMX-
DMX+
+5V
IN17
IN18
IN19
IN20
IN21
IN22
IN23
IN24

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Timer
The ArtNet-DMX Mux24 serves 4 timer. Each of these have a time for switch-on and
a time for switch-off as well as a selection for the weekdays on which the timer
should be active.
The channel on which the timer should work will be specified as decimal value from 1
up to 512. If several channels should be controlled via the timer, so the single values
must be entered separately with a comma.
For example a single channel with „100“ or several channels with „100,110,120“.
Furthermore it is possible to specify to be outputted. In this case the channel
specifications need an =Value, e.g. “100=222” to set channel 100 to 222. If no value
is specified, 255 (100%) is outputted, the specified value must be in the range 0 to
255.
With Save the settings will be stored and the current time will be adopted in the
ArtNet-DMX Mux24, from the device on which the website was called.

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DMX-Output
The ArtNet-DMX Mux24 has a DMX-Output DMX-Output which can be used to
connect DMX-able devices directly.
ArtNet-DMX Mux24
GND
V+
IN1
IN2
IN3
IN4
IN5
IN6
IN7
IN8
IN9
IN10
IN11
IN12
IN13
IN14
IN15
IN16
GND
GND
GND
DMX-
DMX+
DMX OUT
+5V
IN17
IN18
IN19
IN20
IN21
IN22
IN23
IN24
At the DMX-Output a DMX-Signal with 512 DMX-Channels will be outputted.
The values of the DMX-channels will be determined via the digital inputs and the
configuration.
The configuration must occur via the web interface.

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Factory Reset
The ArtNet-DMX Mux24 can be set into the delivery status via the button.
Please proceed as follows:
-Turn off the device
-Push button and hold
-Turn on the device
-The yellow LED flashes
-Release button
-Push button again and hold
-The green and yellow LED flashes now for ca. 10 seconds alternately
-Release button meanwhile
-Now the Reset is in progress and the LEDs flashes 3x simultaneously as
confirmation
Alternatively you can restore the delivery status via the web browser:
-Open Global Settings into web-browser
-Enter the code „7319“ within the input field under Factory Defaults
-Click Save
-Then wait 10 seconds minimum

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Execute an Update
The ArtNet-DMX Mux24 has an Update-function which allows transferring
prospective Firmware-versions.
Please proceed as follows:
-Turn off the device
-Push button and hold
-Turn on the device
-The yellow LED flashes
-Release button
-Generate a net-work connection to the PC
-Start the Update-Software DMX4ALL LAN-Updater
-Select the ArtNet-DMX Mux16 from the list
-Click Firmware-Update
-Select Firmware-file (.bin) and confirm
-Please wait until the Update has finished
If an error occurs during the update, you can start from the beginning any time.
Alternatively you can activate the Firmware-Update via the web-browser:
-Open the Update into the web-browser
-Enter the displayed code „1379“ into the input field and click Send.
-Start the Update-Software DMX4ALL LAN-Updater
-Select the ArtNet-DMX Mux16 from the list
-Click Firmware-Update
-Select Firmware-file (.bin) and confirm
-Please wait until the Update has
-Click in the web-browser to Back to Mainpage

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Equipment
Top-hat rail housing 1050
Power supply 12V / 20W
Network cable

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CE-Conformity
This assembly (board) is controlled by a microprocessor and
uses high frequency (8MHz). To get the characteristics of the
assembly in relation to the CE-conformity, an installation in a
compact metal casing is necessary.
Risk-Notes
You purchased a technical product. Conformable to the best available technology the
following risks should not excluded:
Failure risk: The device can drop out partially or completely at any time without
warning. To reduce the probability of a failure a redundant system structure is
necessary.
Initiation risk: For the installation of the board, the board must be connected and
adjusted to foreign components according to the device paperwork. This work can
only be done by qualified personnel, which read the full device paperwork and
understand it.
Operating risk: The Change or the operation under special conditions of the
installed systems/components could as well as hidden defects cause to breakdown
within the running time.
Misusage risk: Any nonstandard use could cause incalculable risks and is not
allowed.
Warning: It is not allowed to use the device in an operation, where the safety of
persons depend on this device
ArtNet
™
is a trade mark of Alderamin Group Ltd. Designed by and Copyright Artistic Licence Holdings Ltd.

DMX4ALL GmbH
Reiterweg 2A
D-44869 Bochum
Germany
Last Change: 11.02.2018
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All information contained in this manual was arranged with largest care and after best knowledge. Nevertheless errors are to be
excluded not completely. For this reason I see myself compelled to point out that I can take over neither a warranty nor the
legal responsibility or any adhesion for consequences, which decrease/go back to incorrect data. This document does not
contain assured characteristics. The guidance and the characteristics can be changed at any time and without previous
announcement.
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