DMX4ALL DMX-Universal-Demux User manual

DMX-Universal-Demux
User Manual

DMX-Universal-Demux 2
For your own safety, please read this user manual and warnings carefully
before installation.
Description
The DMX-Universal-Demux is equipped for universal applications with several
operation modes. 8 outputs release a signal depending on the DMX-input signal and
according to the operation mode.
8 outputs with open-collector driver
There are 8 outputs with open collector output driver for controlling external devices.
Voltages from 12V up to 24V
The DMX-Universal-Demux operates with supply voltages from 12V up to 24V.
Different operation modes
By jumper the operating mode of the DMX-Universal-Demux can be selected.
Available are the operation modes Threshold / Binär / PWM / Servo / Strobo.
Controllable via DMX
The DMX-Universal-Demux is controlled by DMX and uses 1 or 8 DMX channels
depending on the operating mode.
DMX FAIL-Function
An adjustable DMX FAIL function offers the option to hold the current state (HOLD)
or to change to a predefined value in case of DMX signal failure.
RDM support
The DMX-Universal-DMX allows the configuration via RDM or DMX.
LED status display
The LED status display shows the DMX reception.
DIN rail housing available
The DIN rail housing 700 is available as accessory for the DMX-Universal-Demux.

DMX-Universal-Demux 3
Data sheet
Supply voltage: 7-24V DC
Power consumption: 40mA@12V / 35mA@24V (without load)
Protocol: DMX512
RDM
DMX channels: 1 or 8 channels (depends on selected mode)
Output: 8 open-collector outputs
max. 500mA
DMX-FAIL: HOLD / 0-100%
Operation mode: Threshold (switches at 50%)
Binary (8-Bit)
PWM (~175Hz)
Servo
Strobo
Monostable 1 Second
Connections: screw terminals
Dimensions: 64,2mm x 82mm

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Connection

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Addressing
The starting address is adjustable via a DIP-Switch.
Switch 1 has the valency 2
0
(=1), switch 2 has the valency 2
1
(=2) and so on… finally
switch 9 has the valency 2
8
(=256).
The sum of the values of the switches showing ON, represents the starting address.
Address
Switch Address
Switch
1
... ...
2
508
3
509
4
510
5
511
LED-Display
The LED is a multifunctional display.
In the normal operation mode, the LED lights non-stop. In this case the device is
working. If the LED is permanently dark, there is no DMX512-input-signal.
Furthermore, the LED signals the operation status. In this case, the LED light up in
short pitches and then turns into off modus. The number of flashing signals is equal
to the number of the error status:
Error
Status
Error
Description
1 No DMX No DMX-signal existing
2 Address error Please check the adjusted DMX-Address
4 Factory Reset Factory Reset is complete
1
2
4
8
16
32
641
28
256

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Operation mode
The operation mode is selectable via a jumper. It is important to place the jumper in
accordance to the following drawings to ensure a clean function.
It is not possible to combine the modes.
With switch 10 the output signal can be inverted in any operating mode.
Hysteresis 127/128 (no jumper placed)
In threshold mode (hysteresis 127/128) 8 successive
DMX channels are received.
The belonging output will be set on OFF if the
received value is between 0 and 127 and set on ON
if the received value is between 128 and 255.
Thereby output 1 is according to the first and output 8 is according to the last
channel.
This mode allows switching external load relays.
The following picture shows the connection:
V+
GND
GND
GND
OUT1
GND
DMX-
DMX
+
OUT2
OUT3
OUT4
OUT5
OUT6
OUT7
OUT8
J1
J2
J3
J4
J5

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Binary-Output (only jumper J1 is placed)
In the mode Binary-Output (Binary (8-Bit)) only one
DMX channel is needed. The received value will be
binary outputted at the output. Thereby output 1 is
according to the first and output 8 is according to the
last bit.
Example: DMX-Value: 77
D
=01001101
B
DMX-Value: 219
D
= 11011011
B
Output1: ON 01001101
B
Output 1: ON 11011011
B
Output 2: OFF 01001101
B
Output 2: ON 11011011
B
Output 3: ON 01001101
B
Output 3: OFF 11011011
B
Output 4: ON 01001101
B
Output 4: ON 11011011
B
Output 5: OFF 01001101
B
Output 5: ON 11011011
B
Output 6: OFF 01001101
B
Output 6: OFF 11011011
B
Output 7: ON 01001101
B
Output 7: ON 11011011
B
Output 8: OFF 01001101
B
Output 8: ON 11011011
B
Strobe-Control (only jumper J2 is placed)
The DMX-Universal-Demux outputted 8 controlling
signals for stroboscope in the Strobe-Control.
Thereby each output will be triggered with one DMX-
Channel.
The DMX-Value assignment is as follows:
DMX
Channel
DMX
Value Function
1...8
0-10 Stroboscope off
11-249 Flashing speed slow →fast
250-255
Synchron flash
Only one time the output will be triggered. Switch
back and forth between the DMX-Value 0 and
255 to get a synchronized flashing.
J1
J2
J3
J4
J5
J1
J2
J3
J4
J5

DMX-Universal-Demux 8
PWM-Output (only jumper J3 is placed)
In the PWM-Mode 8 successive DMX channels are
outputted as PWM-Signal. Depending on the DMX-
Value the PWM-signal will be generated in a range
of 0-100%.
T
ON
T
OFF
DMX LEVEL: 64
T
ON
T
OFF
DMX LEVEL: 192
The PWM-Frequency is ca. 175 Hz.
Servo-Control (only jumper J4 is placed)
The DMX-Universal-Demux receives 8 successive
DMX-Channels and outputted a signal for triggering
customary servos. Thereby each output will be used to
trigger one Servo.
For operating with Servos is a 5V power supply necessary, in the rule.
Please note, for the most Servos an additional resistor is needed which must
be connected between the data line and +5V.
J1
J2
J3
J4
J5
J1
J2
J3
J4
J5

DMX-Universal-Demux 9
Monostable 1 Second (only jumper J5 is placed)
In this mode the outputs switch on for 1 second as soon as the DMX value is 170 or
higher. After that the DMX value must fall below 85 again to trigger a switching pulse
again.
DMX
channel
DMX
value Function
1…8
0-170 Output OFF
171-255 Output 1x 1-Second ON
For this mode please select Personality 5 via RDM or close only MODE jumper 5:
J1
J2
J3
J4
J5

DMX-Universal-Demux 10
RDM
(ab Hardware V1.3)
RDM is the short form for Remote Device Management.
As soon as the device is within the system, device-dependent settings can occur
remotely via RDM command due to the uniquely assigned UID. A direct access to the
device is not necessary.
If the DMX start address is set via RDM, all address switches at the DMX-
Universal-Demux must be set to OFF ! A DMX start address set by the
address switches is always prior !
This device supports the following RDM commands:
Parameter ID
Discovery
Command
SET
Command
GET
Command
ANSI/
PID
DISC_UNIQUE_BRANCH
E1.20
DISC_MUTE
E1.20
DISC_UN_MUTE
E1.20
DEVICE_INFO
E1.20
SUPPORTED_PARAMETERS
E1.20
PARAMETER_DESCRIPTION
E1.20
SOFTWARE_VERSION_LABEL
E1.20
DMX_START_ADDRESS
E1.20
DEVICE_LABEL
E1.20
MANUFACTURER_LABEL
E1.20
DEVICE_MODEL_DESCRIPTION
E1.20
IDENTIFY_DEVICE
E1.20
FACTORY_DEFAULTS
E1.20
DMX_PERSONALITY
E1.20
DMX_PERSONALITY_DESCRIPTION
E1.20
DMX_FAIL_MODE
E1.37

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Parameter ID
Discovery
Command
SET
Command
GET
Command
ANSI/
PID
SERIAL_NUMBER
1)
PID:
0xD400
IDENTIFY_MODE
1)
PID:
0xD402
1) Manufacturer depending RDM control commands (MSC - Manufacturer Specific
Type)
Manufacturer depending RDM control commands
:
SERIAL_NUMBER
PID: 0xD400
Outputs a text description (ASCII-Text) of the device serial number.
GET Send: PDL=0
Receive: PDL=21 (21 Byte ASCII-Text)
IDENTIFY_MODE
PID: 0xD402
Stellt den Mode ein der mit IDENTIFY_DEVICE ausgeführt wird.
GET Send: PDL=0
Receive: PDL=1 (1 Byte IDENTIFY_MODE_ID)
SET Send: PDL=1 (1 Byte IDENTIFY_MODE_ID)
Receive: PDL=0
IDENTIFY_MODE_ID
Funktion
0 FULL Identify
All outputs switch ON / OFF simultaneously
and the status LED flashes
1 LOUD Identify
The outputs switch ON / OFF one after the
other and the status LED flashes
2 QUIET Identify
The outputs do not switch, only the status
LED flashes

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Factory Reset
Before running the Factory Reset, read all steps carefully.
To reset the DMX-Universal-Demux to delivery state, proceed as follows:
-Turn off device (disconnect power supply !)
-Set DIP switch 1 up to 10 to ON
-Turn on device (connect power supply)
-The LED lights up 20x during ca. 3 seconds
While the LED lights up set DIP switch 10 to OFF
-Now, the Factory Reset is executed
The LED lights up with error code 4
-Turn off device (disconnect power supply !)
-Now, the device can be used
If a Factory Reset is needed again, this procedure can be repeated at any
time.

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Dimensions
All details in mm

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Equipment
Top-hat rail housing 700
Power supply 12V

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CE-Conformity
This assembly (board) is controlled by a microprocessor and
uses high frequency. In order to maintain the properties of
the module with regard to CE conformity, installation into a
closed metal housing in accordance with the EMC directive
2014/30/EU is necessary.
Disposal
Electronical and electronic products must not be disposed
in domestic waste. Dispose the product at the end of its
service life in accordance with applicable legal
regulations. Information on this can be obtained from your
local waste disposal company.
Warning
This device is no toy. Keep out of the reach of children.
Parents are liable for consequential damages caused by
nonobservance for their children.

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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.

DMX4ALL GmbH
Reiterweg 2A
D-44869 Bochum
Germany
Last changes: 24.06.2022
© Copyright DMX4ALL GmbH
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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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