Enttec PIXEL PORT User manual

PIXEL PORT
ETHERNET PIXEL DRIVER

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Contents
Package Contents............................................................. 1
Safety Information........................................................... 1
LED Protocols Supported............................................... 1
Dimensions........................................................................ 1
Hardware Features..........................................................2
Mounting options ............................................................2
Hardware Options............................................................2
Software Features............................................................3
LED Status..........................................................................3
Power..............................................................................3
Status..............................................................................3
Link 1 and Link 2...........................................................3
Wiring Diagram.................................................................4
Default IP...........................................................................5
Finding IP Address Using NMU.....................................5
Web Configuration...........................................................6
Home...............................................................................6
Settings .......................................................................... 7
Network Stats............................................................... 7
Update Firmware......................................................... 7
Network Settings Explained.......................................... 7
Node Name ................................................................... 7
DHCP ............................................................................... 7
DMX Protocol................................................................8
Pixel Mapping Options Explained................................8
Universe/Output..........................................................8
First/Second Universe................................................8
Pixel Order.....................................................................8
Mapped Pixels..............................................................9
Pixel Group....................................................................9
DMX Start Address.......................................................9
Device Personalities Explained....................................9
Standalone (Default Mode).........................................10
Direct Personality..........................................................10
Effect Generator Mode ..................................................11
Universe/Output in Effect Mode.............................11
Effect Sync....................................................................11
Effects Explained ............................................................11
Background..................................................................11
Master Intensity..........................................................11
Background Red/Green/Blue..................................11
Background Strobe Frequency................................11
Background Strobe Duration...................................11
Foreground.................................................................. 12
Foreground Red/Green/Blue.................................. 12
Foreground Strobe Frequency................................ 12
Foreground Strobe Duration................................... 12
Wave function............................................................. 12
Wave Direction ........................................................... 13
Wave Amplitude......................................................... 13
Wave Length................................................................ 13
Wave Speed................................................................. 13
Offset ............................................................................ 13
Reset to Factory Defaults............................................. 14
Using Web Interface.................................................. 14
Using Button............................................................... 15
Tips and Tricks................................................................ 15
Pixel Tape/Dots are to be connected to the output
using the connector provided................................ 15
Choosing a Pixel Port................................................ 15
Unable to open Pixel Port web-page:................... 15
Can you run tapes and dots at the same time?. 16
Thermal Management................................................... 16
Accessories and Recommended Products .............. 16
Product Registration..................................................... 16

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Package Contents
•Pixel Port (76302-16, 76302-26 or 76302-55)
•Pixel Output Connector (76301)
•2m cat5 cable (79102)
•1RU Mount kit (79105)
•This user manual
Safety Information
•This unit is intended for indoor use only.
•Do not expose this device to rain or moisture,
doing this will void the warranty.
•Make all the connections before you plug in
the mains power
•Do not remove the cover, there are no user
serviceable components inside.
•Never plug this unit in to a dimmer pack
•Ensure proper earth connections
•Always be sure to mount this unit in an area
that will allow proper ventilation. Allow
about 6” (20 cm) between this device and a
wall.
•Power-supply cords should be routed so
that they are not likely to be walked on or
pinched by items placed upon or against
them, pay particular attention to the point
they enter and exit the unit.
LED Protocols Supported
•9PDOT-8bit
•9PDOT-16bit
•WS2811, WS2812, WS2812B, WS2813
•SK6812
•TM1804
•TM1812
•APA-104 LEDs
Note:
We cannot claim to support all led protocols, but if you do
happen to find one that does work, and is not listed, please
let us know, so we can update our documentation
Dimensions
Note
All dimensions are in millimetres (mm)

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Hardware Features
•Anodised enclosure
•Scalable design for large projects
•powerCON in/out sockets
•etherCON Link through
•4-pin XLR pixel data output socket.
•Captive M3 nuts compatible with a range of
ENTTEC mounting accessories.
Mounting options
•Provided standard, 9.5” rack ears
Notes
•All dimensions are in millimetres (mm)
•An optional accessory is the Universal Bracket
(Part number: 79160), this kit allows various
mounting options including: Truss, surface mount,
DIN rail 35mm. See the product specific web page
for more information.
Hardware Options
Pixel Port is available in the following 3 options:
Product
Part No.
Output
Voltage
Maximum
Power
Current
Max.
Leakage
76302-16
12V
65W
5.41 A
<2mA
73602-26
24V
65W
2.7 A
<2mA
73602-55
5V
55W
10 A
<2mA

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Software Features
•Supports the following DMX over Ethernet
protocols:
oArt-Net 1/2/3
oStreaming ACN (sACN)
oESP
•Configurable Static or Dynamic (DHCP) IP
(DHCP by default).
•Up to 2 ethernet universes support.
•Controls up to 340 RGB or 256 RGBW pixel
LEDs (model dependent).
•Configurable Pixel Grouping - RGB (1 to 340)
RGBW (1 to 256).
•Configurable Pixel ordering.
•Monitors and maintains device temperature
•Web configurable
•Easily extendable network – daisy chain
•Executes live effects on the fly
•Standalone mode: record and activate using
a list of presets
•User friendly settings enable quick plug and
play setup
LED Status
The Pixel Port driver comes with four LED indicators
located in the front panel:
Power
•This LED is red in colour
•Indicates whether the internal power supply is
working and the unit is ready to operate.
•If the LED is off after the mains cable is
connected to a working wall outlet, it means
that there is a problem in the unit. In such case
please contact ENTTEC support.
Status
•This LED indicates the Pixel Port status and
should be constantly flashing.
•The current operating status of the LED is
indicated as follows:
Link 1 and Link 2
•These two LED indicate network status for each
etherCON port
LED Colour
Unit Status
Red (static)
Device in boot
White (static)
Idle
Purple (static)
IP Conflict
Yellow over white
Effect mode data receiving
Green over white
Direct mode data receiving
Black over white
Preset mode
1. Power
2. Status
3. Link 1
4. Link 2

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Wiring Diagram
Notes
•Always check that the voltage and output of Pixel Port matches that of the tape/dots, before connecting.
•Each unit has a leakage current of <2mA, this should be used to calculate the maximum units, when powered in
a daisy chain fashion.
•Network delay: 48 micro seconds per unit, for a standard 600bytes Art-Net packet (when connected in network
daisy chain)
•Only one ethernet source must be used to drive the device at any single time.

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Default IP
Right out of the box, the Pixel Port is factory
configured to be a DHCP node, so you can plug it
into your existing router, and it's good to go.
If router is unable to assign an IP address to the
Pixel Port the default static IP Address is used.
Default static IP address is mentioned on the outer
label of the Pixel Port box. However, one can easily
calculate the IP address, using the following:
10.(Octet1).(Octet2).(Octet3)
Note
Where the three octets are the last three octets of the
mac address in decimal.
For e.g.:
•If mac address is 0050C207C8A8 where last three
octets are 07, C8 and A8 default static IP for the
above mac 10.7.200.168
•Where Octet1 07 in 7 in decimal
•Where Octet2 C8 is 200 in decimal
•Where Octet3 A8 is 168 in decimal
Using the IP address, one can access the built-in
web-interface inside the Pixel Port via any modern
web-browser. The web-interface allows the settings
of the unit to be changed.
Finding IP Address Using NMU
ENTTEC provides a free App (available for Windows
and Mac) called NMU (Node Management Utility),
which will find the Pixel Port and display its IP
address.
Note:
Pixel Port is only supported by NMU V1.88 and above.
NMU (Node Management Utility) is used to manage
compatible ENTTEC DMX over Ethernet nodes. NMU will
help you find your unit's IP address and then open a
browser window to access the web-interface. Please
follow these steps:
1. Download NMU from www.enttec.com/nmu
2. Pixel Port should be connected physically by an
Ethernet cable to the same physical network
(or router) as the computer on which you will
run NMU.
3. Open NMU. If prompted with multiple networks,
select the correct network. (identified by the IP
address of your computer on that network)
4. Press the Discovery button, and wait till NMU
finds all supported ENTTEC devices
5. Once found, select Pixel Port and use the IP
address to access the web-interface via your
web browser.

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Web Configuration
Once setup, any Art-Net/sACN/ESP enabled
software/app or a lighting control desk can be used
to drive the Pixel Port output.
The Pixel Port can be configured and controlled
through a web browser, running on a computer
system, located on the same Local Area Network.
Any modern web browser, such as Chrome, Firefox,
Internet Explorer, Safari or Opera, running under
any operating system, including Windows, Mac OS X
or Linux can be used.
Either click on the underlined URL displayed in NMU,
or type the IP address (as detected by NMU e.g.:
10.10.1.2) into your web browser to access the Web
Interface.
The left side menu allows all the Pixel Port web
pages to be accessed.
Home
The Home tab displays the following information:
•Device Name
•Firmware version on device
•Serial number of device
•Internal temperature of the processor
•System uptime
•DHCP status – whether enabled
•IP address
•NetMask
•Gateway
•Mac Address
•Link Speed
•Input protocol set on device
•Output LED protocol set on device
•Personality device is on

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Settings
The Settings tab allows an end user to do the
following:
•Change a device name for identification
•Enable/disable DHCP
•Set a specific Static IP address
•Set a specific Static NetMask
•Set the input DMX Protocol
•Set the output LED Protocol
•Chose a personality for mode of operation
•Set the number of universes output
•Map an Art-Net universe to the output
•Configure how colours are mapped to pixel
•Set number of pixels that are controlled
during effects mode
•Pixel grouping settings
•Reset to factory defaults
•Reboot device
Network Stats
The Network tab shows statics such as:
•Poll packets received
•Last IP poll packets were received from
•Data packets received
•Data packets send
Update Firmware
In addition to providing a method to update the
device firmware this tab shows the following:
•The boot version on the device
•The firmware version on the device
•The device mac address
•The device serial number
•DHCP status
•Device IP address
Network Settings Explained
Node Name
Node name is used to identify the unit on the network.
Any meaningful name can be used.
DHCP
DHCP is enabled by default. When enabled, the router
on the network, which the device is connected to, is
expected to automatically provide the IP address to
the unit. If no DHCP router/server is present on the
network, the manual IP address will be used.
If for some reason, the unit does not get an IP address
via DHCP, please restart the unit with the Ethernet
cable connected. It will listen for DHCP on start-up and
wait for a few seconds, before giving up.
IP Address and Netmask are only used if DHCP is
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web-page will warn, if non-standard IP address or
netmask is used.
If the device is assigned an IP Address that can't be
connected to later, please perform the reset
procedure (as described under Tips and Tricks). The
reset will re-enable DHCP on Pixel Port.
DMX Protocol
This setting allows the input DMX over Ethernet
protocol to be picked. Available options:
•Art-Net
•sACN
•ESP
Notes:
For Art-Net, Net and Subnet can be specified and should
comply with Art-Net 3 protocol.
Pixel Mapping Options Explained
Universe/Output
The Pixel Port in direct mode allows conversion of
up to two universes of DMX over Ethernet to pixel
data.
Available options are:
Option
No. of universes mapped
None
No output
1
One universe drives first 170 pixels in RGB
mode or first 128 in RGBW
2
Two universes drive first 340 pixels in RGB
mode or first 256 in RGBW
First/Second Universe
Allows selections of the universe that the output will
be mapped to.
The first universe drives the first 170 Pixels in RGB
modes, or the first 128 Pixels in RGBW modes.
The second universe drives pixels 171-340 in RGB
modes, or the pixels 129-256 in RGBW modes.
The second universe setting is disabled if
Universe/Output is set to one as shown in image.
For Art-net universe, please change Net/Subnet to
increase combined universe beyond 15. (Combined
universe is shown under the selection).
Pixel Order
There are 30 different pixel order options. Ordering
controls how the DMX slots are mapped to the LED

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pixel colour on each LED pixel. The ordering
selected here should match the ordering on the
Pixel Tape or Dots being used. The Pixel ordering
selected, will also determine the number of Pixels
being driven on the output.
Pixel Order
DMX Channels per Pixel
RGB
3
RGBW
4
The default ordering assumes that both the DMX
over Ethernet input and the led strip outputs are in
RGB order.
Mapped Pixels
This setting together with the Universe/Output and
Pixel Group eventually determine the number of
pixels switched on at the output.
The number of pixels switched on for different
settings in direct mode when 1 universes worth of
pixels are sent over the ethernet is shown in the
table below:
The number of pixels switched on for different settings
in direct mode when 2 universes worth of pixels are
sent over the ethernet is shown in the table below
Note:
Max. possible pixel output is 340
Pixel Group
The maximum possible value is 340. Where a single
pixel output from the DMX over ethernet source could
be used to drive 340 LED.
DMX Start Address
Selects DMX slot number for the first pixel to output.
This option is only available when One
Universe/Output is selected. Defaults to 0.
Device Personalities Explained
It is only possible to use one mode at a time. The Pixel
Port has three modes of operation:
•Standalone
•Direct
•Effect generator
Universe/
Output
Mapped
Pixels
Pixel
Group
Output Seen
1
340
1
170 pixels on
1
340
2
340 pixels on
1
100
1
100 pixels on
1
20
2
20 pixels on
Universe/
Output
Mapped
Pixels
Pixel
Group
Output Seen
1
340
1
170 pixels on
1
340
2
340 pixels on
2
340
1
340 pixels on

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Standalone (Default Mode)
The Pixel Port comes loaded with 14 factory preset
shows. Out of box the default preset show is:
•7-coloured rainbow wave travelling forward
•WS2811, WS2812, WS2812B LED protocol
•Capable of driving 340 RGB pixels
The preset show set will run and loop every time you
power the unit up. The playback sequence will stop
only when, another personality is selected, or
another preset is activated.
If you do not want the Pixel Port to generate any
output when powered up, simply change the
personality to Direct mode.
When the Pixel Port is restored, the first 14 presets will
always be reset to factory default .
Notes:
•Select correct LED protocol
•Select correct pixel order
Direct Personality
In this mode, you are able to send DMX over Ethernet
to Pixel Port using the following protocols:
•Art-Net
•sACN
•ESP
The following are available as output LED output
protocols:
•9PDOT-8bit
•9PDOT-16bit
•WS2811, WS2812, WS2812B, WS2813, SK6812
TM1804, TM1812
•APA-104
Note:
We cannot claim to support all led protocols, but if you do
happen to find one that does work, and is not listed, please
let us know, so we can update our documentation

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Effect Generator Mode
In this mode, you can send DMX over Ethernet to
Pixel Port using the selected output protocol.
Universe/Output in Effect Mode
17 input DMX channels are used to create effects
and drives a maximum of two universes worth of
pixels
Effect Sync
In Effect Generator Mode, when multiple Pixel Ports
are daisy chained together, all running the same
effect, it is advisable to turn on/enable effect sync
option. The output of units, which have Effect sync
on/enabled will be synchronized.
Effects Explained
When operating in this mode note the following:
•RGBW tape is supported but W channels is
always off and cannot be controlled
•9PDOT-16bit protocol is not supported
The light output should be visualized as two layers.:
•Background
•Foreground
Background
The following control the background effects
Channel
Effects Function
Values
1
Master Intensity
(0-255)
2
Background Red
(0-255)
3
Background Green
(0-255)
4
Background Blue
(0-255)
5
Background strobe frequency
(0-255)
6
Background strobe duration
(0-255)
By only enabling the background layer the Pixel
tape/dots will be similar to a standard RGB tape. The
background can be:
•Set to a constant colour –
•Dimmed
•Made to strobe
The controllers affect the entire length up to the 340
pixels or mapped pixel number set (if mapped pixels
value is less than 340).
Master Intensity
Controls the overall brightness of the output. Where:
•0 – no LEDs are switched on
•255 – LEDs on are at full brightness
Background Red/Green/Blue
•Separate DMX channel controls each pixel
colour. Please refer to table
•Each DMX channel controls the corresponding
pixel colour of the entire tape up to 340 or
mapped pixels (if <340)
•When 0 – LEDS are not switched on
•When 255 – Pixel colour to full brightness
Background Strobe Frequency
Controls the time between LED(s) on and off time.
•0 – LEDs switch on and off at slowest speed
•255 – LEDs switch on and off at fastest speed
Background Strobe Duration
Controls the time that the LEDs are on
DMX fader
value
On time
0
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1
Smallest duration
255
Longest duration
Foreground
This layer create effects that overlay on the
background colour.
The following control the foreground effects
Channel
Effects Function
Values
1
Master Intensity
(0-255)
7
Foreground Red
(0-255)
8
Foreground Green
(0-255)
9
Foreground Blue
(0-255)
10
Foreground strobe frequency
(0-255)
11
Foreground strobe duration
(0-255)
12
Wave
function
Sine Wave
0-9
Log Wave
10-19
Square Wave
20-29
Sawtooth Wave
30-39
Rainbow Sine
40-49
Rainbow Log
50-59
Rainbow Square
60-69
Rainbow Sawtooth
70-255
13
Wave
directio
n
Stationary
0
Forward
(1-63)
Reverse
(64-127)
Mirror Out
(128-191)
Mirror In
(192-
255)
14
Wave Amplitude
(0-255)
15
Wave length
(0-255)
16
Wave speed
(0-255)
17
Offset
(0-255)
Foreground Red/Green/Blue
•Separate DMX channel controls each pixel
colour. Please refer to table
•Foreground colours overlay background ones
when both effects are controlling pixels
•When 0 – LEDs not overlaid with colour
•When 255 – LED pixel colour at full brightness
Foreground Strobe Frequency
Controls the time between LED(s) on and off time.
•0 – LEDs switch on and off at slowest speed
•255 – LEDs switch on and off at fastest speed
Foreground Strobe Duration
Controls the time that the LEDs are on
DMX fader
value
On time
0
Always on
1
Smallest duration
255
Longest duration
Wave function
Output pixels overlaid with pattern consisting of:
•Sine wave
•Log wave
•Square wave
•Sawtooth wave
•Rainbow Sine Wave
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•Rainbow Square Wave
•Rainbow Sawtooth
Wave Direction
The wave pattern can be set to travel. Wave
direction setting determines which way the pattern
travel. The wave can be set to move:
•Forward
•Backward
•Mirror out – pattern travelling out of centre
•Mirror in – pattern travelling into centre
Wave Amplitude
This setting determines the brightness of each pixel
in a period of the wave.
DMX fader
value
Brightness of Pixels in One Wave Period
0
Vary between 50% and full
255
Vary between off and full on.
Wave Length
This setting determines the number of pixels in one
period of the wave.
DMX fader
value
Wavelength
0-2
2 pixels
>2<=255
Fader Value
Wave Speed
This setting controls the speed at which the wave
pattern travels across tape.
DMX fader value
Speed
0
Minimum speed
255
Maximum speed
Offset
When two or more Pixel Ports are daisy-chained, this
setting allows the output pattern of each device to be
delayed to create shapes out of the wave such as a
square shown in the image below
Direction of wave travel
Direction of wave travel

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Update Firmware
It is strongly recommended that the device is
updated with the latest firmware, available on the
ENTTEC website (www.enttec.com/pixel-port). This
firmware can be loaded to the driver through its
web interface. As shown in the image below:
After selecting the correct file, click on the Update
Firmware button and let the update proceed.
Once finished, the page will automatically refresh,
and device information will be updated to reflect
the updated firmware.
Note:
While the firmware is being updated, please do not
power off the unit, please wait until the web interface is
processing (up to a minute). If the web-page does not
refresh automatically, please open the home page on the
browser manually, and verify that the update has succeeded.
By checking the firmware version as shown:
Reset to Factory Defaults
Using Web Interface
The reset to defaults command can be found under
the Settings tab of the Pixel Port.
Once the command is pressed, a pop-up would appear
as shown in the image below:
Once confirmed, a loading screen will appear as
shown in the image below:
Once finished, the page will automatically refresh, and
device information will be updated to reflect the reset
to defaults.
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•Enables DHCP
•IP Address reset (IP address =
10.(octet1).(octet2).(octet3) where the three
octets are the last three octets of the mac
address in decimal)
•The 2nd LED from top remains red
•When Home option is clicked on, device
starts behaving as DHCP is enabled
Before reset
•Restores first 15 presets to factory default.
Using Button
The reset button restores the configuration of the
Pixel Port to factory defaults:
•DHCP is enabled
•Static IP Address reset (IP address =
10.(octet1).(octet2).(octet3) where the three
octets are the last three octets of the mac
address in decimal)
•Netmask is set to 255.0.0.0
To reset to factory defaults, the following procedure
must be performed:
•Power off the unit
•Press and hold the Reset button.
•While holding the Reset button, power up
the unit, and keep holding the button for 3
seconds.
•Release the Reset button once the status led
starts blinking red.
•Wait 3 seconds and cycle power
Tips and Tricks
Pixel Tape/Dots are to be connected to the output
using the connector provided
Choosing a Pixel Port
When choosing a Pixel Port consider the following:
•What is the voltage of the LED tape/Dots used?
•What is the power requirement of the display?
The maximum power limit and the output voltage for
the Pixel Port is provided in the table below:
Product
Part No.
Output
Voltage
Maximum
Power
Maximum
Current
76302-16
12V
65W
5.41 A
73602-26
24V
65W
2.7 A
73602-55
5V
55W
10 A
Unable to open Pixel Port web-page:
You must ensure that the Pixel Port and your
computer are on the same subnet
To troubleshoot:
1. Give your computer a Static IP address (e.g.:
10.0.0.1)
2. Change computer Netmask to (255.0.0.0)
3. Please connect the Pixel Port directly using a
cat5 cable to your computer
4. Now use NMU to select the correct network
(10.0.0.1)
5. If you have multiple networks (wifi etc.),
please try to disable all other networks except
the one Pixel Port is connected to.
6. Once NMU finds the Pixel Port, you will be
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configure it
Can you run tapes and dots at the same time?
No, only one LED protocol can be selected to drive
the output at a given time
Thermal Management
The Pixel Port driver constantly monitors the
hardware’s internal temperature and acts on the
condition of overheating. Fan is controlled based on
internal MCU temperature sensor.
•If temperature < 30°C : Fan PWM duty cycle =
30%
•If 30°C to >= 50°C: Fan PWM duty cycle ramps
linearly from 40% to 100%
The
degenerative curve for the pixel Port is shown:
Accessories and Recommended
Products
Part Number
Description
73910
US Mains plug powerCON cable
73911
UK Mains plug powerCON cable
73912
EU Mains plug powerCON cable
73913
AU Mains pug powerCON cable
70581-ARC
ENTTEC LED Mapper Software (ELM)
Architectural (512 Universes)
70581-PRO
ENTTEC LED Mapper Software (ELM)
Professional (96 Universes)
70581-STU
ENTTEC LED Mapper Software (ELM)
Standard (16 Universes)
9PDOT (1-8)
HI-RES SMART RGB PIXEL DOTS
8PL60-F-12
RGB PIXEL TAPE 60 LEDS/METER 12V
- 5M Roll
8PL30-F
RGB PIXEL TAPE 30 LEDS/METER 5V
- 5M Roll
8PL60-F
RGB PIXEL TAPE 60 LEDS/METER 5V
- 5M Roll
8PL144-2
RGB PIXEL TAPE 144 LEDS/METER 5V
- 2M Roll
8PX60-4
RGBW PIXEL TAPE 60 LEDS/METER 5V
- 4M Roll
8PXW60-4-B
RGBW PIXEL TAPE 60 LEDS/METER 5V
- 4M Roll Black No Coating
8PX30-F
RGBW PIXEL TAPE 30 LEDS/METER 5V
- 5M Roll
8PW60-F
WWA (CTA+AMBER) PIXEL TAPE 60
LEDS/METER 5V - 5M Roll
8PW30-F
WWA (CTA+AMBER) PIXEL TAPE 30
LEDS/METER 5V - 5M Roll
8P60-5-B
Pixel tape 60 LEDS/METER 5V - 5M
Roll Black No Coating
79160
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