LED Strip Studio MR. DIMMER User manual

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MR. DIMMER
THE ULTIMATE LED DIMMER
www.ledstripstudio.com
[email protected]

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
General information............................................................................... 3
Package content..................................................................................... 3
Safety instructions ................................................................................. 3
General information............................................................................... 3
Package content..................................................................................... 3
Safety instructions ................................................................................. 3
Disposal of your old device................................................................. 4
Trademark credits .................................................................................. 4
Copyright.................................................................................................. 4
Disposal of your old device................................................................. 4
Trademark credits .................................................................................. 4
Copyright.................................................................................................. 4
Mr. Dimmer technical details .............................................................. 5
What you can control using Mr.Dimmer.......................................... 6
Connectors, Indicators and Switches............................................... 7
Front Panel ............................................................................................................ 7
Rear Panel............................................................................................................... 8
MR. Dimmer Dimensions...................................................................... 9
MR. DIMMER Mains AC Power Connection .................................. 10
MR. DIMMER DMX512 Connection....................................................11
DIP SWITCH Settings...........................................................................14
MR. Dimmer OUTPUT Connection...................................................12
DMX Channel List ..................................................................................15
DMX512 Wireless module Operation ..............................................17
DMX512 Wireless module as Transmitter ......................................... 17
DMX512 Wireless module as Receiver.................................................18
Signal cables...........................................................................................19
AC Power cables....................................................................................19
DC Power cables/wires .......................................................................19

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GENERAL INFORMATION
This manual contains important instructions for the safe operation and installation
of the unit. Read and follow the safety instructions and all other instructions. Keep
this manual handy as a reference for operating procedures and safety information.
Specications in this manual and design are subject to possible modications
without notice due to improvements.
PACKAGE CONTENT
The Mr. Dimmer package consists of:
• Mr. Dimmer LED controller
• 4x Pluggable Terminal blocks
• 1x powerCON power cable
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Installation should be performed only by a competent person or
professional electrician.
• Make sure that the installation complies with the standards and rules
that apply in your country.
• Do not use the device if it seems to be damaged.
• Use the device only as described in this user manual. Any other use or use
under other operating conditions is improper and may result in personal injury
or property damage. No liability will be assumed for damages resulting from
improper use.
• Never open the controller and do not attempt repairs yourself.
• Do not place the device close to heat sources and always ensure
enough ventilation.
• Do not place the unit on surfaces that are heat sensitive.
• This device has been designed for indoor use only. Do not expose the unit
to direct sunlight. Do not allow this product to meet liquids.
Electrical shock could result. Also, damage to the product, smoke, and
overheating could result from contact with liquids.
GENERAL INFORMATION
This manual contains important instructions for the safe operation and installation
of the unit. Read and follow the safety instructions and all other instructions. Keep
this manual handy as a reference for operating procedures and safety information.
Specications in this manual and design are subject to possible modications
without notice due to improvements.
PACKAGE CONTENT
The Mr. Dimmer package consists of:
• Mr. Dimmer LED controller
• 4x Pluggable Terminal blocks
• 1x powerCON power cable
SAF
• Installation should be performed only by a competent person or
professional electrician.
• Make sure that the installation complies with the standards and rules
that apply in your country.
• Do not use the device if it seems to be damaged.
• Use the device only as described in this user manual. Any other use or use
under other operating conditions is improper and may result in personal injury
or property damage. No liability will be assumed for damages resulting from
improper use.
• Never open the controller and do not attempt repairs yourself.
• Do not place the device close to heat sources and always ensure
enough ventilation.
• Do not place the unit on surfaces that are heat sensitive.
• This device has been designed for indoor use only. Do not expose the unit
to direct sunlight. Do not allow this product to meet liquids.
Electrical shock could result. Also, damage to the product, smoke, and
overheating could result from contact with liquids.

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• Clean the device components that are accessible from the outside regularly.
The cleaning frequency depends on the operating environment: damp, smoky
or particularly dirty environments can cause greater accumulation of dirt on
the device components. Clean with a dry soft cloth.
Stubborn dirt can be removed with a slightly dampened cloth.
Never use solvents or alcohol for cleaning.
• Establish all connections when the unit is switched off.
Use the shortest possible high-quality cables for all connections.
Make sure that cables cannot cause a trip hazard.
• Never touch the plug contacts with sharp or metal objects.
• Ensure that plastic bags, packaging, etc. are disposed of properly and are not
within reach of babies and young children. Choking hazard!
• Ensure that children do not detach any small parts (e.g. screws, connectors or
the like) from the unit. They could swallow the pieces and choke!
• Never let children unattended use electrical devices.
DISPOSAL OF YOUR OLD DEVICE
Dispose of this device through an approved waste disposal rm or through
your local waste facility. When discarding the device, comply with the rules
and regulations that apply in your country. If in doubt, consult your local waste
disposal facility.
TRADEMARK CREDITS
Neutrik is a registered trademark of Neutrik AG. Also the product names
opticalCON, neutriCON, miniCON, nanoCON, powerCON, Pro, speakON,
silentPLUG, crystalCON, etherCON, rearTWIST, XIRIUM, DIWA are registered
trademarkes of Neutrik AG.
COPYRIGHT
Showtacle Ltd. © 2019 All rights reserved.
Reproduction, adaptation, or translation without prior written permission is
prohibited. Specications in this manual and design are subject to change
without notice.
• Clean the device components that are accessible from the outside regularly.
The cleaning frequency depends on the operating environment: damp, smoky
or particularly dirty environments can cause greater accumulation of dirt on
the device components. Clean with a dry soft cloth.
Stubborn dirt can be removed with a slightly dampened cloth.
Never use solvents or alcohol for cleaning.
• Establish all connections when the unit is switched off.
Use the shortest possible high-quality cables for all connections.
Make sure that cables cannot cause a trip hazard.
• Never touch the plug contacts with sharp or metal objects.
• Ensure that plastic bags, packaging, etc. are disposed of properly and are not
within reach of babies and young children. Choking hazard!
• Ensure that children do not detach any small parts (e.g. screws, connectors or
the like) from the unit. They could swallow the pieces and choke!
• Never let children unattended use electrical devices.
DISPOSAL OF YOUR OLD DEVICE
Dispose of this device through an approved waste disposal rm or through
your local waste facility. When discarding the device, comply with the rules
and regulations that apply in your country. If in doubt, consult your local waste
disposal facility.
TRADEMARK CREDITS
Neutrik is a registered trademark of Neutrik AG. Also the product names
opticalCON, neutriCON, miniCON, nanoCON, powerCON, Pro, speakON,
silentPLUG, crystalCON, etherCON, rearTWIST, XIRIUM, DIWA are registered
trademarkes of Neutrik AG.
COPYRIGHT
Showtacle Ltd. © 2019 All rights reserved.
Reproduction, adaptation, or translation without prior written permission is
prohibited. Specications in this manual and design are subject to change
without notice.

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MR. DIMMER TECHNICAL DETAILS
• 4x 4CH (total 16 independed channels) PWM CV open-drain output (max 5A/CH),
most practical for RGB or RGBW or White analog LED strips with common Anode (+) LED strips.
• PWM frequency >2kHz = icker free on camera record
• User selectable 8bit or 16bit PWM (255 or 65535 grayscale)
• Output power max. 320W 24V
• Outputs over practical pluggable terminal blocks with pitch 5mm - fast connect/disconnect
• Practical real time LED indicators for every output channel
• Isolated DMX512 input/output
• Neutrik 3 pin XLR connectors for DMX input/output (5 pin on request)
• RJ-45 for DMX input/output
• Built in 2.4GHz DMX512 Wireless module (can be used as wireless transmitter or receiver)
• AC power input 88-250V AC (max 400VA)
• Neutrik powercon NAC3MPA and NAC3MPB for easy daisy chaining of several units
• Silent, intelligently controlled fan
• Heavy duty metal construction, easy to be mounted by cell clamps or screws
• Dimensions: 395 x 155 x 44 mm
• Weight: 3kg

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WHAT YOU CAN CONTROL USING MR.DIMMER
Mr. Dimmer is primary intended to be used with 24V Constant Voltage analog RGB
or RGBW LED strips with common Anode (+), although you can use it for any kind
of analog CV LED lights. In the text below we always use “LED strips” (not analog
LED lights).
High quality 320 W 24V DC power supply is an inner part of Mr. Dimmer. You can
typically use Mr. Dimmer to control and power about 50 meters of analog RGB
LED Strips with 30LED/m or about 25 meters of analog RGB LED Strips with
60LED/m . Please note that the maximum current per each channel is 5A and
total maximum current is 13A per whole Mr. Dimmer controller.
Mr. Dimmer is ideal solution for fast set-up time especially in rental where unit
needs to be connected fast and in professional way.

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CONNECTORS, INDICATORS AND SWITCHES
FRONT PANEL
Mr. Dimmer front view
Pluggable Terminal blocks 4 independent channel outputs
and common plus in each terminal block
16x Status LEDs
(below terminal blocks) Indicate real time output status of each channel
Green Power LED
(below DIP switch)
• LED off – AC mains POWER not present
• LED on – AC mains POWER present
Yellow Status LED
(below DIP switch)
• LED off - DMX512 signal is not connected
• LED on - DMX512 signal is connected
• Fast blink – Current DMX512 address
is partly out of range of count of channels sent
by DMX console
• Slow blink – Current DMX512 address
is fully out of range of count of channels sent
by DMX console
DMX Address DIP switch
DIP switch allows you to set DMX address,
enable/disable and set test mode,
set RGB or RGBW mode,
sets 8 or 16bit resolution
Wireless DMX ON/OFF Switch for enable/disable
DMX512 Wireless module
Wireless Pair button
(use paperclip to press) Allows you to set DMX512 Wireless module ID
Wireless status LED DMX512 Wireless module status
Antena Antenna connector for DMX512 Wireless module

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REAR PANEL
Mr. Dimmer rear view
Power IN Neutrik powerCON mains AC power input 88-250V AC
(max 400VA)
Power OUT Neutrik powerCON mains AC power output
(max 16A)
DMX RJ45 RJ45 connectors for DMX512, Pin 1 is Data +,
Pin 2 is Data-, Pins 7+8 are GND, Pins 3-6 are not used.
DMX OUT XLR connector DMX512 output,
Pin 1 is GND, Pin 2 is Data -, Pin 3 is Data+
DMX IN XLR connectors DMX512 input,
Pin 1 is GND, Pin 2 is Data -, Pin 3 is Data+

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155 122
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25
25
25
133.5
7.5 190
Ø4.5
Ø10
43.6
25.7 25 25 25
14.8
M10
Rear View
Front View
Bottom View
19.5 31 31.8 30.7 23 19
27.4
21.8
MR. DIMMER DIMENSIONS
Holes on side ears can be use for mounting Mr. Dimmer by screws.
On bottom of Mr. Dimmer are 2pcs of M10 threads designed to mount cell clamps.
When mounted by cell clamps, holes on side ears should be used for safety wire
hook up.

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MR. DIMMER MAINS AC POWER CONNECTION
Following diagram describes typical mains AC power connecon of Mr. Dimmer
Notes:
When mains AC power voltage is 230V it is recommended to not connect more than
6 Mr. Dimmer in power daisy chain.
When mains AC power voltage is 110V it is recommended to not connect more than
3 Mr. Dimmer in power daisy chain.

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MR. DIMMER DMX512 CONNECTION
Following diagram describes typical DMX512 connecon of Mr. Dimmer
For versatility and practical reasons there is several ways how to connect
DMX512 from console to several Mr. Dimmer devices. RJ45 cables, XLR cables or
combination can be used.
Notes:
Never use more than one DMX512 output from one device.
E.g. do not use XLR output and RJ-45 output at same time!
Total DMX512 line should not exceed 400m.
End-Terminator (120 Ohm resistor) should be always used on end of DMX512 line.
Typically if total distance of DMX512 line is less than 40m End-Terminator can be ommited.
Total DMX512 line should not contain more than 16 devices.
If more devices needs to be connected, use active DMX splitter.

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MR. DIMMER OUTPUT CONNECTION
For high versatility and practical reasons Mr. Dimmer has 2 different output
connector mappings. One for RGB mode another for RGBW mode. Also common
plus terminal is not on edge what is due to compatibility with other 4pin pluggable
terminal blocks used for RGB controllers. So 4pin pluggable terminals can be also
used with care.
General practical rule is that one output connector (pluggable terminal block) is
designed to be used for one LED strip.
In case you use RGBW strips you can practically connect 1 RGBW strip to one
pluggable terminal = 4 strips total (4Strips * 4Colors = 16Channels).
Therefore channels are assigned 1 to 16 from left to right.
In case you use RGB strips you can practically connect 1 RGB strip to one
pluggable terminal = 4 strips total (4Strips * 3 colors = 12Channels).
As Mr. dimmer has 16 channels available then you have 4 extra channels available
(marked as W = White, which you can use for one more extra RGB strip in case you
really need. Therfore channels are assigned as RGB rst and then rest 4 channels
are shifted to W outputs.
Terminal pins
marking
Output 1 Output 2 Output 3 Output 4
RGBW mode
pin mapping
(DIP 11 ON)
RGB mode
pin mapping
(DIP 11 OFF)
1R 2R 3R 4R
CH1 CH5
CH4
CH9
CH7
CH13
CH10CH1
1G 2G 3G 4G
CH2 CH6
CH5
CH10
CH8
CH14
CH11CH2
1B 2B 3B 4B
CH3 CH7
CH6
CH11
CH9
CH15
CH12CH3
+ + + +
+ + + +
+ + + +
1W 2W 3W 4W
CH4 CH8 CH12 CH16
CH13 CH14 CH15 CH16

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Typical RGBW connection diagram
Typical RGB connection diagram
Note:
In case of usage Mr. Dimmer for other LED strips/lights (e.g. White LED strip) do not exceed
maximum current 5A (120W @ 24V) per single Channel!
1R 1G 1B + 1W 2R
WIRELESS
DMX ON/OFF
WIRELESS
PAIR
WIRELESS
STATUS
STATUS
DMX ADDRESS
POWER
ANTENNA
2G 2B + 2W 3R 3G 3B + 3W 4R 4G 4B + 4W
ON
1234567891011 12
DIP
Enable DIP 11
for RGBW mode
MAX 310W
MAXIMUM 310W TOTAL!
24V RGBW LED STRIP
MAX 310W
24V RGBW LED STRIP
R
G
B
W
+
MAX 310W
24V RGBW LED STRIP
R
G
B
W
+
MAX 310W
24V RGBW LED STRIP
R
G
B
W
+
R
G
B
W
+
1R 1G 1B + 1W 2R
WIRELESS
DMX ON/OFF
WIRELESS
PAIR
WIRELESS
STATUS
STATUS
DMX ADDRESS
POWER
ANTENNA
2G 2B + 2W 3R 3G 3B + 3W 4R 4G 4B + 4W
ON
1 2 34567891011 12
DIP
Turn DIP 11 OFF for RGB mode
MAXIMUM 310W TOTAL!
R
G
B
+
R
G
B
+
R
G
B
+
R
G
B
+
Optional 5th RGB strip
1R 1G 1B + 1W 2R 2G 2B + 2W 3R 3G 3B + 3W 4R 4G 4B + 4W
R
G
B
+

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DIP SWITCH SETTINGS
DIP # DMX512 mode (DIP 10 OFF) TEST mode (DIP 10 ON)*
in RGB mode (DIP 11 OFF)
TEST mode (DIP 10 ON)*
in RGBW mode (DIP 11 ON)
1 DMX512 address value 1 RED value 1 (~15%) RED value 1 (~33%)
2 DMX512 address value 2 RED value 2 (~30%) RED value 2 (~66%)
3 DMX512 address value 4 RED value 4 (~55%) GREEN value 1 (~33%)
4 DMX512 address value 8 GREEN value 1 (~15%) GREEN value 2 (~66%)
5 DMX512 address value 16 GREEN value 2 (~30%) BLUE value 1 (~33%)
6 DMX512 address value 32 GREEN value 4 (~55%) BLUE value 2 (~66%)
7 DMX512 address value 64 BLUE value 1 (~15%) WHITE value 1 (~15%)
8 DMX512 address value 128 BLUE value 2 (~30%) WHITE value 2 (~30%)
9 DMX512 address value 256 BLUE value 4 (~55%) WHITE value 3 (~55%)
10 KEEP OFF FOR DMX512 MODE KEEP ON FOR TEST MODE KEEP ON FOR TEST MODE
11 OFF = RGB MODE
ON = RGBW MODE KEEP OFF FOR RGB MODE KEEP ON FOR RGBW MODE
12 OFF = 8bit (255 grayscale)
ON = 16bit (65535 grayscale) Don‘t care Don‘t care
*In TEST mode, incoming DMX512 signal is ignored
Notes:
With DIP 1-9 OFF in TEST mode smooth gradual color change is applied to all outputs.
With DIP 1-9 OFF in DMX mode, DMX address is 1
Difference between RGB and RGBW mode is in output channel mapping.
In 16bit mode each output channel is controlled by two DMX channels with MSB rst.

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DMX CHANNEL LIST
DMX
channel
RGB MODE
8bit
RGBW MODE
8bit
RGB MODE
16bit
RGBW MODE
16bit
CH1 DIMMER CH1
(1R)
DIMMER CH1
(1R)
DIMMER CH1 (1R)
MSB
DIMMER CH1
(1R) MSB
CH2 DIMMER CH2
(1G)
DIMMER CH2
(1G)
DIMMER CH1 (1R)
LSB
DIMMER CH1
(1R) LSB
CH3 DIMMER CH3
(1B)
DIMMER CH3
(1B)
DIMMER CH2 (1G)
MSB
DIMMER CH2
(1G) MSB
CH4 DIMMER CH4
(2R)
DIMMER CH4
(1W)
DIMMER CH2 (1G)
LSB
DIMMER CH2
(1G) LSB
CH5 DIMMER CH5
(2G)
DIMMER CH5
(2R)
DIMMER CH3 (1B)
MSB
DIMMER CH3
(1B) MSB
CH6 DIMMER CH6
(2B)
DIMMER CH6
(2G)
DIMMER CH3 (1B)
LSB
DIMMER CH3
(1B) LSB
CH7 DIMMER CH7
(3R)
DIMMER CH7
(2B)
DIMMER CH4 (2R)
MSB
DIMMER CH4
(1W) MSB
CH8 DIMMER CH8
(3G)
DIMMER CH8
(2W)
DIMMER CH4 (2R)
LSB
DIMMER CH4
(1W) LSB
CH9 DIMMER CH9
(3B)
DIMMER CH9
(3R)
DIMMER CH5 (2G)
MSB
DIMMER CH5
(2R) MSB
CH10 DIMMER CH10
(4R)
DIMMER CH10
(3G)
DIMMER CH5 (2G)
LSB
DIMMER CH5
(2R) LSB
CH11 DIMMER CH11
(4G)
DIMMER CH11
(3B)
DIMMER CH6 (2B)
MSB
DIMMER CH6
(2G) MSB
CH12 DIMMER CH12
(4B)
DIMMER CH12
(3W)
DIMMER CH6 (2B)
LSB
DIMMER CH6
(2G) LSB
CH13 DIMMER CH13
(1W)
DIMMER CH13
(4R)
DIMMER CH7 (3R)
MSB
DIMMER CH7
(2B) MSB
CH14 DIMMER CH14
(2W)
DIMMER CH14
(4G)
DIMMER CH7 (3R)
LSB
DIMMER CH7
(2B) LSB
CH15 DIMMER CH15
(3W)
DIMMER CH15
(4B)
DIMMER CH8 (3G)
MSB
DIMMER CH8
(2W) MSB
CH16 DIMMER CH16
(4W)
DIMMER CH16
(4W)
DIMMER CH8 (3G)
LSB
DIMMER CH8
(2W) LSB
CH17 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH9 (3B)
MSB
DIMMER CH9
(3R) MSB
CH18 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH9 (3B)
LSB
DIMMER CH9
(3R) LSB

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CH19 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH10
(4R) MSB
DIMMER CH10
(3G) MSB
CH20 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH10
(4R) LSB
DIMMER CH10
(3G) LSB
CH21 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH11
(4G) MSB
DIMMER CH11
(3B) MSB
CH22 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH11
(4G) LSB
DIMMER CH11
(3B) LSB
CH23 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH12
(4B) MSB
DIMMER CH12
(3W) MSB
CH24 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH12
(4B) LSB
DIMMER CH12
(3W) LSB
CH25 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH13
(1W) MSB
DIMMER CH13
(4R) MSB
CH26 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH13
(1W) LSB
DIMMER CH13
(4R) LSB
CH27 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH14
(2W) MSB
DIMMER CH14
(4G) MSB
CH28 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH14
(2W) LSB
DIMMER CH14
(4G) LSB
CH29 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH15
(3W) MSB
DIMMER CH15
(4B) MSB
CH30 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH15
(3W) LSB
DIMMER CH15
(4B) LSB
CH31 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH16
(4W) MSB
DIMMER CH16
(4W) MSB
CH32 Don‘t care Don‘t care DIMMER CH16
(4W) LSB
DIMMER CH16
(4W) LSB

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DMX512 WIRELESS MODULE OPERATION
Mr.Dimmer is equipped with 3rd party DMX512 Wireless module.
DMX512 Wireless module is Transceiver which means it can be used for receiving
DMX512 Wireless signal from air or can be used to transmit wired connected
DMX512 to air. Switching between Transmitter and Receiver mode is automatic
depending if DMX512 is presented by wired connection or valid signal is found
on air.
In case you don’t want to use DMX512 wireless feature SWITCH OFF
Wireless ON/OFF switch.
DMX512 WIRELESS MODULE AS TRANSMITTER
If you want to use built in DMX512 Wireless module as Transmitter (wired
DMX512 to air) follow this procedure:
1. Attach Antenna to Antenna connector
2. Connect Mr. Dimmer to AC mains
3. Switch ON Wireless ON/OFF switch
4. Choose Wireless ID by pressing Wireless Pair button (use paper clip tip to
reach hidden button). ID is represented by color of Wireless Status LED.
There are 7IDs available (Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Magenta, Cyan, White)
5. Connect Wired DMX512 signal to Mr Dimmer XLR or RJ45 port
After this procedure Wireless status LED will blink red indicating that DMX512 is
transmitted to air.
IMPORTANT NOTE WHEN IN TRANSMITTER MODE:
NEVER RUN DMX512 WIRELESS MODULE IN TRANSMITTER MODE
WITHOUT ANTENNA ATTACHED !!!

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DMX512 WIRELESS MODULE AS RECEIVER
If you want to use built in DMX512 Wireless module as Receiver (air to wired
DMX512) follow this procedure:
1. Attach Antenna to Antenna connector
2. Connect Mr. Dimmer to AC mains
3. Switch ON Wireless ON/OFF switch
4. Choose Wireless ID by pressing Wireless Pair button (use paper clip tip to
reach hidden button). ID is represented by color color of Wireless Status LED.
There are 7IDs available (Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Magenta, Cyan, White)
After this procedure within range of active transmitter on same ID, Wireless status
LED will blink green indicating that DMX512 is received from air.
IMPORTANT NOTE WHEN IN RECEIVER MODE:
Wired DMX512 (XLR and RJ45) ports becomes to send DMX512 out from Mr. Dimmer when
DMX512 Wireless module is in receiving mode.
Therefore you must not connect wired DMX512 from console to Mr. Dimmer when DMX512
Wireless Module is used as receiver at same time! Of course you can use DMX512 output to
feed DMX512 to other devices by DMX512 received from air.

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Every installation requires signal and power cables.
Here is list of typical cables to be used:
SIGNAL CABLES
Cable type Where to use
DMX cable For routing DMX512 signals
FTP Ethernet cable CAT.5E For routing DMX512 signal
AC POWER CABLES
Cable type Where to use
H05RR-F – 3Cx2.5, 3C1.5 110V-230V
power distribution / power supplies
DC POWER CABLES/WIRES
Wire / Cable core Where to use
H05V-K 0.5mm2 Power for LED strips/light (e.g. 24V) routing,
for loads less than 4A
H05V-K 1.0mm2 Power for LED strips/light (e.g. 24V) routing,
for loads less than 8A
H05V-K 1.5mm2 Power for LED strips/light (e.g. 24V) routing,
for loads less than 12A
H05V-K 2.5mm2 Power for LED strips/light (e.g. 24V) routing,
for loads less than 20A
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Cable types mentioned above are typical cable types for general use and are for reference only.
Special situations may require different cable requirements.
E.g. In enviroment with higher ambient temperature, re retardant requirements, high density
cable structures with limited free air cooling may require other cable types to be used.