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Overview
This 24 channel DMX512 decoder can control up to 24 different 12 VDC LED products or 8 RGB LED light bars or strips. The decoder is made to be compatible with any brand of DMX controller console and signaling rates and uses an 8-bit standard DMX transmission. Decoder can run in stand-alone mode using Address code switches or under DMX-512 digital control signals using XLR or RJ45 DMX-512 Input/Output interfaces. DMX decoding driver converts universal DMX512/1990 digital signal to PWM signal, which can be controlled by DMX512 console with 8-bit gray scale output per channel. Maximum load is 3 amps per channel—72 Amps total.
NOT SUITABLE FOR VEHICLE APPLICATIONS
Specifications And Wiring Diagrams
Applications: Necessary conversions of DMX to PWM signals for driving LEDs
Function: Control 24 channel 12VDC LED products or any one RGB LED Light Bar or Strip using DMX console or standalone mode with onboard DIP switches
Operating Voltage: 12~24 Volts DC (use only 12VDC power with 12VDC LEDs)
Connection Mode: Common Anode (+)>
Output: Three CMOS output RGB
Maximum Load Current: 3 Amps/channel (72 Amps total)
Output Power: 360W/860W/1720W/(5V/12V/24V)
Overall Size: (L)260 X (W)120 X (H)40 mm
Control Method: DMX512 RJ45 / DMX512 3-pin XLR / Standalone DIP switches
Standalone Modes: 9 total (7 static and 2 dynamic)
Operating Temperature: -30~65°C
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