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DMX – protocol (DMX = Digital Multiplex)
Is a standardized digital controlling protocol used in stage- and event
technology which controls dimmer, “intelligent” flood lights and effect
DMX has been standardized by the USITT (“USITT DMX512”,
“USITT DMX512/1990”) followed by DIN 56930-2 in 2000 and
ANSI E1.11 (known as DMX512A) in November 2004.
The data stream of DMX protocols always flow in one direction: from
the external control system to the end unit in use.
RDM- protocol (RDM = Remote Device Management)
Is an extension of the DMX – protocol. It allows a bi-directional
communication between external control system and end unit, which
means the data stream flows in two directions.
With RDM the operating comfort increases considerably. E.g. re-
programming of addresses, diagnose of mistakes and transferring
other important information.
The protocol is defined in the “American National Standard
E1.20 – 2006, Entertainment Technology, RDM Remote Device
Management over DMX512 Networks”, published by the
Entertainment Services and TechnologyAssociation (ESTA).
The LED flood light Ittermann SpotLight of the serie iSL3014 has been
designed for in-room use but not for use in humid rooms, e.g. saunas
or bath-rooms.
LED flood lights with small angle of radiation are suitable for
punctual accentuation of objects. LED flood lights with a wide angle of
radiation optics are suitable for the illumination of rooms.
The flood lights can be fixed at walls and ceilings.
Notes for installation: see chapter 5 Preparation of the product
for use”
equipment.
optics
3 Product Description
3.1 Designated Use
Instruction Manual iSL 3014
Dated 09th of June 2011
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