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READ THE ANUAL BEFORE USE THE PRODUCT!

READ THE ANUAL BEFORE USE THE PRODUCT!READ THE ANUAL BEFORE USE THE PRODUCT!

READ THE ANUAL BEFORE USE THE PRODUCT!

User manual

User manualUser manual

User manual

Lumikit PRO X4 interface

Lumikit PRO X4 interfaceLumikit PRO X4 interface

Lumikit PRO X4 interface

Lumikit PRO X4 RACK interface

Lumikit PRO X4 RACK interfaceLumikit PRO X4 RACK interface

Lumikit PRO X4 RACK interface

rev.1

–

01/25/

201

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Important considerations, read before using the product

Important considerations, read before using the productImportant considerations, read before using the product

Important considerations, read before using the product:

Before starting it is important to have some knowledge in computer network and network addressing, see the following topics in the

internet:

•http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endereço_IP

•http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comutador_(redes)

The

The The

The difference between the Lumikit PRO X4 and

difference between the Lumikit PRO X4 anddifference between the Lumikit PRO X4 and

difference between the Lumikit PRO X4 and

Lumikit PRO X4 RACK interface is the cabinet

Lumikit PRO X4 RACK interface is the cabinet Lumikit PRO X4 RACK interface is the cabinet

Lumikit PRO X4 RACK interface is the cabinet

and the power supply, as the power supply is different from one model to another, the isolation

and the power supply, as the power supply is different from one model to another, the isolation and the power supply, as the power supply is different from one model to another, the isolation

and the power supply, as the power supply is different from one model to another, the isolation

is also different, see more information in chapter 1 and chapter 10.

is also different, see more information in chapter 1 and chapter 10.is also different, see more information in chapter 1 and chapter 10.

is also different, see more information in chapter 1 and chapter 10.

The network cable supplied with the interf

The network cable supplied with the interfThe network cable supplied with the interf

The network cable supplied with the interface is a straight one

ace is a straight oneace is a straight one

ace is a straight one,

, ,

, if the interface is connected

if the interface is connected if the interface is connected

if the interface is connected

directly

directly directly

directly in

inin

older computer

older computerolder computer

older computers

, ,

, it might be necessary to use a crossover

it might be necessary to use a crossover it might be necessary to use a crossover

it might be necessary to use a crossover network

network network

network cable

cablecable

cable.

The

The The

The GROUND

GROUNDGROUND

GROUND

pin from the

pin from the pin from the

pin from the power supply

power supplypower supply

power supply

con

concon

conn

nector is connect

ector is connectector is connect

ector is connected to

ed toed to

ed to

the

thethe

the

interface housing

interface housinginterface housing

interface housing

(on

(on (on

(on

the RACK version)

the RACK version)the RACK version)

the RACK version).

We We

We recommend the use of a

recommend the use of a recommend the use of a

recommend the use of a terminator resistor in the last D X device of the line, the

terminator resistor in the last D X device of the line, the terminator resistor in the last D X device of the line, the

terminator resistor in the last D X device of the line, the

terminator resistor consists in a 120 ohms resistor and 1/2W or 1W (different values can be

terminator resistor consists in a 120 ohms resistor and 1/2W or 1W (different values can be terminator resistor consists in a 120 ohms resistor and 1/2W or 1W (different values can be

terminator resistor consists in a 120 ohms resistor and 1/2W or 1W (different values can be

tested) connected between the pin 2 and 3 of the D X connector connected in the output of

tested) connected between the pin 2 and 3 of the D X connector connected in the output of tested) connected between the pin 2 and 3 of the D X connector connected in the output of

tested) connected between the pin 2 and 3 of the D X connector connected in the output of

the last D X d

the last D X dthe last D X d

the last D X device.

evice.evice.

evice.

The USB port

The USB portThe USB port

The USB port

of this interface was designed only for Pen Drives usage

of this interface was designed only for Pen Drives usageof this interface was designed only for Pen Drives usage

of this interface was designed only for Pen Drives usage,

, ,

, CONNECTING ANY

CONNECTING ANY CONNECTING ANY

CONNECTING ANY

OTHER DEVICE THAT IS NOT A PEN DRIVE IN THIS PORT WILL DA AGE THE INTERFACE, TH

OTHER DEVICE THAT IS NOT A PEN DRIVE IN THIS PORT WILL DA AGE THE INTERFACE, THOTHER DEVICE THAT IS NOT A PEN DRIVE IN THIS PORT WILL DA AGE THE INTERFACE, TH

OTHER DEVICE THAT IS NOT A PEN DRIVE IN THIS PORT WILL DA AGE THE INTERFACE, THE

DA AG

DA AGDA AG

DA AGE

WILL

WILLWILL

WILL

NOT

NOT NOT

NOT BE

BE BE

BE COVERED BY THE WARRANTY

COVERED BY THE WARRANTYCOVERED BY THE WARRANTY

COVERED BY THE WARRANTY,

more information on chapter

more information on chapter more information on chapter

more information on chapter 14, referring to

14, referring to 14, referring to

14, referring to

product warranty

product warrantyproduct warranty

product warranty.

Depending on

Depending on Depending on

Depending on the

thethe

the

Pen Drive model, the interface might reset or freeze for a few instants

Pen Drive model, the interface might reset or freeze for a few instantsPen Drive model, the interface might reset or freeze for a few instants

Pen Drive model, the interface might reset or freeze for a few instants

as as

soon as the Pen Drive is connected to the interface

soon as the Pen Drive is connected to the interfacesoon as the Pen Drive is connected to the interface

soon as the Pen Drive is connected to the interface,

, ,

, this is normal,

this is normal,this is normal,

this is normal,

therefore it is recommended

therefore it is recommended therefore it is recommended

therefore it is recommended

to connect the Pen Drive w

to connect the Pen Drive wto connect the Pen Drive w

to connect the Pen Drive with

ithith

ith

the interface switched off.

the interface switched off.the interface switched off.

the interface switched off.

Not

Not Not

Not every

every every

every Pen Drive

Pen Drive Pen Drive

Pen Drive m

models are compatible with the recording

odels are compatible with the recordingodels are compatible with the recording

odels are compatible with the recording,

, ,

, see chapter 6 for the

see chapter 6 for the see chapter 6 for the

see chapter 6 for the

compatible models.

compatible models.compatible models.

compatible models.

Watch the initial configuration video of the

Watch the initial configuration video of the Watch the initial configuration video of the

Watch the initial configuration video of the Lumikit

LumikitLumikit

Lumikit

PRO X4

PRO X4PRO X4

PRO X4

and Lumikit PRO X4 RACK

and Lumikit PRO X4 RACKand Lumikit PRO X4 RACK

and Lumikit PRO X4 RACK:

http://www.lumikit.com.br/videos

http://www.lumikit.com.br/videoshttp://www.lumikit.com.br/videos

http://www.lumikit.com.br/videos

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SU ARY

SU ARYSU ARY

SU ARY

1.1.

1. INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

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................................................................

....................................

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....

2.2.

2. CONNECTORS, LEDS E B

CONNECTORS, LEDS E BCONNECTORS, LEDS E B

CONNECTORS, LEDS E BUTTONS

UTTONSUTTONS

UTTONS

................................

................................................................

.....................................

..........

.....

3.3.

3. CONFIGURING LU IKIT

CONFIGURING LU IKIT CONFIGURING LU IKIT

CONFIGURING LU IKIT PRO X4 INTERFACE

PRO X4 INTERFACEPRO X4 INTERFACE

PRO X4 INTERFACE

................................

................................................................

..................................................

....................................

..................

3.2

ONFIGURE THE INTERFACE IN SOFTWARE

.................................................................................................................................................................................. 8

3.2.1

BROADCAST

ODE

................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9

3.2.2

UNICAST

ODE

3.3

ETWORK SPEED

(10

PBS

/100

BPS

AST

THERNET

)) ....................................................................................................................................................12

4.4.

4. INTERFACE RESET

INTERFACE RESETINTERFACE RESET

INTERFACE RESET

................................

................................................................

.............................................................

..........................................................

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1313

5.5.

5. INTERFACE CONNECTION

INTERFACE CONNECTIONINTERFACE CONNECTION

INTERFACE CONNECTION

................................

................................................................

................................................

................................

................

1313

6.6.

6. PROGRA RECORDING IN

PROGRA RECORDING INPROGRA RECORDING IN

PROGRA RECORDING IN

THE PEN DRIVE

THE PEN DRIVETHE PEN DRIVE

THE PEN DRIVE

................................

................................................................

...................................................

......................................

...................

1414

6.1

ONSIDERATIONS ON

RIVERS

........................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

6.2

ILE STRUCTURE INSIDE A

RIVE

....................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

6.3

ECORDING A PROGRA IN THE

RIVE

............................................................................................................................................................................. 16

6.4

EPRODUCING PROGRA S FRO THE

RIVE

..................................................................................................................................................................... 17

6.5

ELETING PROGRA S FRO THE

RIVE

............................................................................................................................................................................. 17

7.7.

7. FIR WARE UPDATE

FIR WARE UPDATEFIR WARE UPDATE

FIR WARE UPDATE

................................

................................................................

.........................................................

..................................................

.........................

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8.8.

8. RE OTE

RE OTE RE OTE

RE OTE CONTROL FOR ANDROID

CONTROL FOR ANDROID CONTROL FOR ANDROID

CONTROL FOR ANDROID AND IOS

AND IOSAND IOS

AND IOS................................

................................................................

.................................................

..................................

.................

1818

9.9.

9. IDENTIFICATION LABEL

IDENTIFICATION LABELIDENTIFICATION LABEL

IDENTIFICATION LABEL................................

................................................................

....................................................

........................................

....................

2020

9.1

U IKIT

PRO

X4 ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20

9.2

U IKIT

PRO

RACK ............................................................................................................................................................................................................21

10.

10.10.

10. INTERFACE ISOLATION

INTERFACE ISOLATIONINTERFACE ISOLATION

INTERFACE ISOLATION

................................

................................................................

......................................................

............................................

......................21

2121

10.2

U IKIT

PRO

10.3

ROUNDING

11.

11.11.

11. CONTENTS OF THE PACK

CONTENTS OF THE PACKCONTENTS OF THE PACK

CONTENTS OF THE PACKAGING

AGINGAGING

AGING

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....................................

........

....

2323

12.

12.12.

12. AINTENANCE

AINTENANCEAINTENANCE

AINTENANCE

................................

................................................................

.................................

2323

13.

13.13.

13. CLEANING

CLEANINGCLEANING

CLEANING

................................

................................................................

..........................................

....................

..........

2323

14.

14.14.

14. WARRANTY

WARRANTYWARRANTY

WARRANTY

................................

................................................................

.......................................

..............

.......

2323

15.

15.15.

15. CHANGING THE IP ADDR

CHANGING THE IP ADDRCHANGING THE IP ADDR

CHANGING THE IP ADDRESS / WINDOWS 7 E 8

ESS / WINDOWS 7 E 8ESS / WINDOWS 7 E 8

ESS / WINDOWS 7 E 8

................................

................................................................

........................................

................

........

2424

16.

16.16.

16. CHANGING THE IP ADDR

CHANGING THE IP ADDRCHANGING THE IP ADDR

CHANGING THE IP ADDRESS / ACOSX

ESS / ACOSXESS / ACOSX

ESS / ACOSX

................................

................................................................

.....................................................

..........................................

.....................

2525

17.

17.17.

17. PROBLE S AND SOLUTIO

PROBLE S AND SOLUTIOPROBLE S AND SOLUTIO

PROBLE S AND SOLUTIONS

NSNS

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................................................................

.........................................

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1.1.

1. Introd

IntrodIntrod

Introduction

uctionuction

uction

The Lumikit PRO X4 and Lumikit PRO X4 RACK interface stands out for the numerous configuration possibilities, 4

D X outputs with isolation, high speed (up to 44 FPS in all D X outputs) and the possibility to record the scenes

on a Pen Drive for later reproduction.

It is compatible with the Art-Net protocol used by most all lighting software and many controllers.

The interface configuration is made through the software Lumikit SHOW, Lumikit LED, Lumikit Art-Net Config or

any other software that sends the appropriate Art-Net setting packages.

Since it uses a network cable, the interface can be a long distance away from the computer, it is also possible

to connect the interface to a wireless router, this way it will work without cables connecting the interface to

the computer. A typical setting would be in a band, for example, where the interface is on the stage, connected

to the lighting and a wireless router. On the opposite side, the notebook controls the lighting through the

software, this way a signal cable between the control and the stage is not necessary.

It is also possible to connect multiple interfaces in the same network. For example, to illuminate an avenue,

passing D X signal through long distances is an issue, a solution would be to spread interfaces and pass a

network cabling as the network signal is less susceptible to interference, or even build a wireless network

between points. The use of buffers or splitters is not necessary.

As the Art-Net universe of each D X output can be configured, it is possible to assign all the outputs to the

same Art-Net universe, this way, the interface can work as a buffer or splitter.

The lightener can also configure the D X 0 output to be used by Lumikit SHOW software and the D X 1, 2 and 3

outputs to be used by Lumikit LED, only by configuring the Art-Net universes inside the software or any other

combination that is more suitable.

Lumikit PRO X4 and Lumikit PRO X4 RACK specifications:

•

44 FPS with 512 D X channels in each output;

•

10/100 bps network (Fast Ethernet);

•

Simplified configuration through Lumikit software;

•

Can be used with wireless routers;

•

Allows multiple interfaces connected to the network;

•

Can be used as D X buffer;

•

It is possible to use part of the outputs with Lumikit SHOW software and the other part with Lumikit LED

software simultaneously , or control different outputs with different computers;

•

Automatic bivolt (110/220V) power supply;

•

4 D X outputs RS485 standard;

•

Art-Net version 14;

•

Compatible with Net-Art packages: ArtD X, ArtPool, ArtIpProg, ArtIpProgReply, ArtAddress;

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Lumikit PRO X4 specific features:

•

1500Vms isolation between the net input and the logic circuit, 2500Vms between the logic circuit and the

outputs and 1000Vms between the outputs 0 and 1 with the outputs 2 and 3;

•

Dimensions (HxWxL): 4,5x17x11,7 cm;

•

Weight: 650g (950g with cables and package);

•

Plastic box with plugs for power supply cables connection, D X signal and Ethernet network;

Lumikit PRO X4 RACK specific features:

•

1500Vrms insulation between the network input and the logic circuit, 2500Vrms between the logic

circuit and the outputs and 1000Vrms between output 0,1, 2 and 3 (individual supply for each D X

output);

•

Dimensions (HxWxL): 4,2x48,3x11,2 cm (1 RACK unit);

•

Weight: 1.370g (1.650g with cables and package);

•

1 RACK UNIT (RACK 19) metallic box with plugs for power supply cables connection, D X signal and

Ethernet network;

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2.2.

2.C

Connectors

onnectorsonnectors

onnectors, LEDs e

, LEDs e , LEDs e

, LEDs e buttons

buttonsbuttons

buttons

•

a: fuse;

Lumikit PRO X4 interface: 250V / 1A;

Lumikit PRO X4 interface: 250V / 3A (located in back panel);

•

b: ON/OFF key and LED on the right indicates if it is on;

•

c: “RESET/CHANGE IP” button for resetting, see chapter 5;

•

d: Indicator LEDs of the current configuration, if the LEDs are out, the interface is using other IP or other

Art-Net universes;

•

e: “ART-NET/CHANGE UNIV” button, sets the interface on Art-Net mode and if pressed together with the

“PLAYBACK/SAVE CONFIG” button, starts the record on Pen Drive;

•

f: “PLAYBACK/SAVE CONFIG” button, sets the interface in playback mode (reproduces programs recorded

in the Pen Drive), but only if valid programs are found in the Pen Drive;

•

g: “USB STATUS” LED, indicates if the connected Pen Drive is valid, if there are programs in the Pen Drive,

see chapter 6 for further details;

•

h: USB port to connect Pen Drives, see chapter 6 for further details;

•

i: Fast Ethernet network connector;

•

j0, j1, j2, j3: connectors with D X signal, outputs 0, 1, 2 and 3, respectively, in RACK version there is a LED

next to each connector, denoting the functioning of related power supply;

•

k: Power connector, the interface power supply is BIVOLT (110 or 220V), in RACK model the connector is

located in the back part of the device;

Lumikit PRO X4

umikit PRO X4

RACK

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3.3.

3.Configuring

Configuring Configuring

Configuring Lumikit PRO

Lumikit PRO Lumikit PRO

Lumikit PRO X

interface

interfaceinterface

interface

It’s possible to configure the Art-Net universes that will be used in each of the 4 connectors and the interface

network settings, that’s why during the installation the necessary settings must be verified.

The interface comes with the following original factory settings:

•IP Address: 192.168.0.30 – Netmask: 255.255.255,0; (this IP is compatible with all Lumikit’s software);

•D X Output 0=Art-Net Universe 0;Output 1=Art-Net Univ. 1; Output 2= Art-Net Univ. 2; Output 3= Art-Net

Univ. 4;

These settings can be easily changed as follows:

•Resetting the interface, at this moment other options can be chosen (see chapter 4);

•By Lumikit SHOW software, LU IKIT LED or LU IKIT Art-Net setting (shown below);

3.1 C

3.1 C3.1 C

3.1 Change the

hange the hange the

hange the interface

interface interface

interface IP

IP IP

IP address and universe

address and universeaddress and universe

address and universe

via software

via softwarevia software

via software

Warning: in most of installations no change in interface setting is

Warning: in most of installations no change in interface setting is Warning: in most of installations no change in interface setting is

Warning: in most of installations no change in interface setting is necessary.

necessary.necessary.

necessary.

On Lumikit’s software, within the interface configuration (usually called by the button “Interfaces”), click the

button “Configure Art-Net interfaces” or directly in Lumikit Art-Net Config software, available in

http://www.lumikit.com.br/downloads/ArtNetConfig.zip, and this window will be shown:

On the list (1) will be shown the interfaces found on the network, If none appears, check the possible

communication problems (see the end of this manual) and then click “Search for interfaces on the network” (5)

In this list will be shown:

•

AC address from the interface, this value cannot be changed;

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•

Name of the interface, this value cannot be changed;

•

IP address, it is the address which identifies the interface and allows the communication with the

computer. By default it is 192.168.0.30 for the first interface, in case more interfaces are used in the

same network, use 192.168.0.31, 192.168.0.32 and so on. It is important to remind that not all lightning

software allow the use of IP addresses that do not start with 2 (ex: 2.0.0.100) or with 10 (ex: 10.0.0.100).

In this case set the compatible IP addresses with the lightning software;

•

Number of universes, represent the number of D X outputs in the interface;

•

Art-Net universes, show in sequence which Art-Net universes will be used by the D X outputs;

When selecting an interface on the list (1), the subnet mask (http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subrede) will be shown

on the edit fields, use the mask according to the class from the used IP address, example: IP: 2.0.0.XXX, mask:

255.0.0.0; IP 192.168.0.XXX, mask: 255.255.255.0;

In these fields it is possible to set a new IP and a new subnet mask (2) besides defining which Art-Net universes

will be used by the D X outputs (3);

After making the necessary changes, click “Reprogram interface” (4) and follow the given instructions:

With this procedure the reprogramming will be complete.

In case the interface does not be shown in the interface list enable the option “Use the software in BROADCAST

mode”, this way it will be sent a reprogramming package for the entire network, in this case, make sure that

only the interface you want to reprogram is connected to the network.

3.2

3.23.2

3.2

Configure the interface in software

Configure the interface in softwareConfigure the interface in software

Configure the interface in software

In t

In tIn t

In this manual will be shown how to configure the interface with the Lumikit SHOW

his manual will be shown how to configure the interface with the Lumikit SHOWhis manual will be shown how to configure the interface with the Lumikit SHOW

his manual will be shown how to configure the interface with the Lumikit SHOW

software

softwaresoftware

software

(same

(same (same

(same

procedure for Lumikit LED), the interface is compatible with other software and drivers since these are also

procedure for Lumikit LED), the interface is compatible with other software and drivers since these are also procedure for Lumikit LED), the interface is compatible with other software and drivers since these are also

procedure for Lumikit LED), the interface is compatible with other software and drivers since these are also

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compatible with the Art

compatible with the Artcompatible with the Art

compatible with the Art-

-Net Protocol, if the customer wants to configure the interface with other software or

Net Protocol, if the customer wants to configure the interface with other software or Net Protocol, if the customer wants to configure the interface with other software or

Net Protocol, if the customer wants to configure the interface with other software or

controller and do not know how

controller and do not know howcontroller and do not know how

controller and do not know how

to make the settings, should contact the manufacturer to check how to do the

to make the settings, should contact the manufacturer to check how to do the to make the settings, should contact the manufacturer to check how to do the

to make the settings, should contact the manufacturer to check how to do the

required

required required

required settings to enable Art

settings to enable Artsettings to enable Art

settings to enable Art-

-Net.

Net.Net.

Net.

Before you begin the configuration make sure there is a connection with network cable between the network

card of the computer and the interface. Can also be used ethernet switches allowing more interfaces

connected to the same computer and/or access points/routers for wireless communication with the interface.

If you do not know which IP address is configured on the interface do the RESET of the interface (Chapter 5),

this procedure allows quick configuration of the IP address of the interface. By default the interface comes

standard with the IP 192.168.0.30, which is the IP compatible with all software from Lumikit.

There are two ways of configure the interface inside your software or controller:

•BROADCAST ode

BROADCAST odeBROADCAST ode

BROADCAST ode, indicated if there is only one interface in the network, or if all interfaces use the same

D X universe, this mode is recommended for most of the installations. The BROADCAST mode will send the

Art-Net packages to all equipment connected in the network, because the destination IP used is not

interface IP, but 255.255.255.255 address;

•UNICAST ode

UNICAST odeUNICAST ode

UNICAST ode, indicated if the installation will have more than one interface in the same network and those

interfaces use different universes. In the UNICAST mode the Art-Net packages are sent individually to the

informed IP. This way the interfaces that will not use certain Art-Net package (because they are for another

D X universe) don’t waste time processing unused packages.

3.2.1 BROADCAST mode

3.2.1 BROADCAST mode3.2.1 BROADCAST mode

3.2.1 BROADCAST mode

In Lumikit SHOW (ou Lumikit LED) software, do the following procedure:

a) Click in button “Interfaces” , in the top right-side;

b) In case there is any interface in the list, click in “Remove all”;

c) In displayed window ”Interface Configuration”, click in “Add”;

d) In displayed menu select “Art-Net Controller (Server)”:

e) In new window, “Add interfaces”, let the “Local address” filled with 0.0.0.0 e the “destination IP“ with

255.255.255.255, this IP address send theArt-Net data package to all interfaces connected in the

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network:

f) In field “number of universes”, select 4, because the PRO X4 interface has 4 universes, if other setting is

used, for example, if interface is configured for only 1 universe, fill 1 in this field;

g) In field “D X Universe”, fill 0,unless another initial D X universe is used, anyway it also can be adjusted

again in window “Interface settings”;

h) At this time the following setting can be viewed, when clicking “Confirm” and retuning to Lumikit SHOW

or Lumikit LED main window the interface Art-Net LED must be on without blink, with this the

configuration is finished:

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