DMX4ALL GmbH PX2 ArtNet Pixx Control User Manual

DMX4ALL GmbH PX2 ArtNet Pixx Control

Product Information

Ethernet) interface, which converts ArtNet directly into two
independent control signals for several digital LEDs. It provides
two independent configurable outputs where the pixel data protocol
(control signal) can be selected for different LED pixel types. The
The device also supports adjustable pixel groups, selectable color
sequences, voltage monitoring, and a CTRL output for power supply
control.
Features|

• Compact ArtNet (DMX over Ethernet) interface

• Converts ArtNet into two independent control signals for
  digital LEDs

• Standard RJ45 network connector for ArtNet network
  connection

• Two independent outputs with selectable pixel data
  protocol

• Adjustable pixel groups

• Selectable color sequence

• Voltage monitoring

• CTRL output for power supply control

• RGB-LED Display for operation status

• Mute able LED-Display for switching off LED displays

• Easy configuration via web browser

• RDM support for individual parameter settings

• Combinable with WiFi components

Product Usage Instructions

1. Read the user manual and warnings carefully before installation for your own safety.
2. Connect the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 to the ArtNet network using a standard RJ45 network connector.
3. Configure the device using a web browser. No special software is needed, any normal web browser is sufficient.
4. For easy IP address configuration, download the IP Configurator tool or Android app from the manufacturer’s website.
5. Set individual parameters such as pixel type, pixel group size, and color sequence via RDM (Remote Device Management) for both outputs.
6. Access voltage values of the LED power supply via RDM.
7. To switch off LED displays, use the ArtNet command (AcLedMute), RDM (DISPLAY_LEVEL), or time-controlled methods.
8. Monitor the operation status of the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 using the RGB-LED Display.
9. The CTRL output can be used to switch off the power supply for the LED installation after 5 minutes of no data reception or when The connected digital LEDs don’t light up.
10. The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 can be integrated into WLAN networks in combination with a WLAN bridge.

For your own safety, please read this user manual and warnings carefully before installation.

Description

The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 is a compact ArtNet (DMX over Ethernet) interface, that converts ArtNet directly in two independent control signals for several digital LEDs. For the ArtNet network connection, a standard RJ45 network connector is used.

Two independent outputs with a selectable pixel data protocol
The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 provides two independent configurable outputs where the pixel data protocol (control signal) can be selected for different LED pixel types and other parameters are individually adjustable.

Selectable color sequence
The RGB color sequence is adjustable, which allows flexible usage. It is also possible to control RGBW pixels. Furthermore, a SingleColor option can be selected, where each pixel needs only one channel.

Adjustable pixel group
The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 supports pixel groups with adjustable lengths. Each pixel group behaves like a single pixel that is controlled via 3 DMX channels (RGB) or 4 DMX channels (RGBW). This allows for reducing channels in installations with many pixels.

Voltage monitoring
Both data outputs have a voltage input to check the LED voltage supply via the network. The voltage values can be accessed via RDM or web interface.

CTRL output
The CTRL output can be used to switch off the power supply for the LED installation after 5 minutes as soon as the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 doesn’t receive data anymore or the connected digital LEDs don’t light up.

RGB-LED Display
The RGB-LED displays the current operation status of the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 clearly.

Mute able LED-Display
The LED displays on the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 can be switched off via ArtNet command (AcLedMute), RDM (DISPLAY_LEVEL) or time-controlled. This is especially helpful on stage to avoid disturbing “light spots”.

Easy Configuration

A user-friendly configuration via a web browser allows quick and uncomplicated setting of all parameters. No special software is needed a normal web browser is enough. This means that the configuration is possible at any time from a PC, smartphone, or tablet. To set the IP address easily, the IP Configurator is offered as a free download as a PC tool or Android app. This allows the network settings of the PC or Android device to remain unchanged in order to configure the IP of the ArtNet PixxControl PX2.

RDM
Important parameters such as the pixel type, the pixel group size, or the color sequence can be set individually via RDM for both outputs. The voltage values of the LED power supply can be also accessed via RDM.

Free RDM-Software
To set parameters via RDM our free software RDM-Configurator is available as a download on our website www.dmx4all.de.

DMX4ALL Communication-Interface
The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 has another communication interface that uses the DMX4ALL commands via TCP or UDP.

Combinable with WiFi components
The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 can be integrated into WLAN networks in combination with a WLAN bridge.

Firmware-Update function
To use future functions, the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 offers a firmware update function. The update can be started from a web browser, so no access to the device is necessary!

Top-hat rail housing available
The top-hat rail housing 700 is available as an accessory for the ArtNet PixxControl PX2.

Data sheet

• Power supply: 8-24V DC (150mA @ 12V / 100mA @ 24V)
• Connection: RJ45 Ethernet 12 screw terminal
• Ethernet: 10 Mbit/s | 100 Mbit/s
• Protocol: ArtNet RDM
• Output protocol: APA-101, APA-104, APA-102,
• DycoLED PB3, DycoLED PB5, GS8208,
• INK1002, INK1003, LC8808, LPD1101, LPD8803, LPD6803, LPD8806,
• LPD1886 8Bit, LPD1886 12Bit (8Bit controlled),
• SK6812, SK6822, SK9822, SM16703,
• TM1804, TM1812, TM1814, TM1829, TM1934,
• UCS1903, UCS1912, UCS2903, UCS2912,
• WS2801, WS2811, WS2812, WS2812B,
• WS2813, WS2815, WS2818, WS2821
• max. 1360 Pixel per output
• LPD1886 12Bit (12Bit controlled),
• UCS9812 (8Bit controlled), UCS9812 (16Bit controlled) max. 680 Pixel per output
• DMX512 Color sequence: RGB settable / RGBW
• SingleColor white, red, green, blue
• Pixel group: 1 up to 127 Pixel / All
• Gamma correction: settable
• für LPD1886 12Bit (8Bit controlled), UCS9812 (8Bit controlled)
• LED-Display: RGB Status-LED
• Ethernet-Status-LEDs yellow and green
• Dimension: 64,2mm x 82mm
• Content 1x ArtNet PixxControl PX2
• 1x Quick guide German / English

Modell Overview

The different models of the ArtNet PixxControl series provide a different range of functions and are available in different versions.

Connect digital LEDs with one control signal (DATA)
For digital LEDs with one control signal, only DATA and GND must be connected (e.g. WS2811 / SK6812 / APA-104 / TM1804). The data line should not be longer than 1m. Optionally, the supply voltage of the digital LEDs can be connected to the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 (V1, V2) to monitor the supply voltage (shown dashed in the following sketches).

Connect digital LEDs with two control signals (CLK+DATA)
For digital LEDs with two control signals DATA, CLK, and GND must be connected (e.g. WS2801 / APA-102 / SK9822).

The data line should not be longer than 1m
Optionally, the supply voltage of the digital LEDs can be connected to the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 (V1, V2) to monitor the supply voltage (shown dashed in the following sketches).

Connect DMX Devices
Each port at the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 can also be configured as DMX output. Thus, two DMX universes can be output via ArtNet.

Connect digital LEDs of several types
On the ArtNet PixxControl PX2, each port is adjustable individually. So, it is possible to connect two different types of digital LEDs with different control protocols.

Connect digital LEDs and DMX
At the ArtNet PixxControl PX2, each port is configurable individually. So, it is possible to connect digital LEDs to one output and use the other output to output a DMX512 signal.

CTRL Output
The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 has a CTRL control output that can switch off the load power supplies for the LED installation to avoid power loss for power supplies that are not needed for a longer period of time. This is designed as an open-collector output that switches CTRL- to GND. The supply voltage is kept directly to the CTRL+.

The following conditions can be selected in the web interface under Main Settings:  OFF after 5min no LED output If no LED lights up for 5 minutes, the CTRL output will be deactivated. The CTRL output is also deactivated if ArtNet data are still being sent to the device (condition: all channels=0).

OFF after 5min, no data is received
As soon as no ArtNet data is received for 5 minutes, the CTRL output is deactivated.

Always-ON
Independent of the LED state or ArtNet data the CTRL output is permanently active.

Connection with long data lines
For longer data lines (more than 1m) and by using digital LED stripes, the use of a PixxRangeExtender is recommended to prepare the control signal and isolate the individual areas. In this case, the PixxRangeExtender is connected directly in front of the signal input of the digital LED strip

Power supply digital LED-Stripes
Generally, digital LED stripes are operated with a power supply of 5V. Relatively high currents for the complete installation are the result. A voltage drop occurs on the digital LED-Stripe itself, so little by little the brightness reduces. Furthermore, this is the reason for different color reproduction in the case of using RGB/RGBW strips. A steady supply of voltage is necessary. Several decentral power supplies or one central power supply can be used for voltage/power supply. The cross-sections of the supply lines to the digital LED stripe must be sufficiently dimensioned!

Connecting LED-Stripes with several power supplies
If several power supplies are used, these can be installed in decentral. The supply lines can be shorter in this case In case of long distances within the installation the PixxRangeExtender 5V can be used to purify the control signal and to isolate single areas.

Connecting LED-Stripes with one power supply
The supplies must be calculated adequately in their dimensions if only one power supply with the needed high power is provided. To ensure a low voltage drop on the cable route this is necessary.

Voltage Monitoring
The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 can monitor the power supply of the connected LED strips. For this, the operating voltage of the LED strip must be connected to the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 in addition to the control signal. The voltage measured at input V1 or V2 is displayed in the web interface on the output settings pages. Furthermore, this sensor value is available via RDM.

LED Display

• The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 has several display status LEDs.
• A green and a yellow LED on the Ethernet port shows the network activity.
• Furthermore, an RGB-LED signals the device status.
• Green Ethernet-LED
• Off Power, supply not connected
• Display in MUTE mode
• Flashes No Ethernet connection available
• Lights Ethernet connection available
• Yellow Ethernet-LED
• Off No data transfer
• Display in MUTE mode
• Flashes Data transfer takes place
• RGB Status-LED
• Off Power, supply not connected
• Display in MUTE mode
• RED lights No Ethernet connection
• GREEN lights Device works normally
• The BLUE lights Device is ready to switch to update mode
• BLUE flashes Device is in update mode
• RED / GREEN in rotation
• The device is waiting for the DHCP-IP-Address assignment
• GREEN / BLUE in rotation
• Pixel data are received
• RED / GREEN
• BLUE in rotation
• RDM Identify or Art-Net Locate is signaled

Device Settings with Web-Interface

The device settings of the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 occur via a web interface, which can be called up via any web browser. Before calling the web interface, the IP of the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 must match the existing network. The IP can be set via the IP configurator or the PC must be set to the ArtNet network.

Set IP via IP-Configurator
The IP Configurator allows setting the IP address and the Netmask even if the network setting of the PC is not in the IP range of the ArtNet PixxControl PX2.

• Install the IP-Configurator
• Connect the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 with the network and turn it on
• Start the software IP-Configurator

The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 is shown in the list

•  Select the device by clicking the entry „ArtNet PixxControl PX2“
• Enter the new IP and Netmask
• Click SET

Set the IP of the PC
Within the delivery state of the ArtNet PixxControl PX2, the assigned IP Address is 2.0.0.10 is used for the web interface. Set the computer network card to this IP range, to access the IP address 2.0.0.10 via a web browser.
The network setting of the computer must be set to the IP address 2.0.0.1 and the subnet mask 255.0.0.0. For further details, please take a look at the Art- Net™ specification.

Device Settings
To get the following configuration page, the IP of the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 must be called up via a web browser in the address bar (delivery state: 2.0.0.10):

DHCP-Mode: With the DHCP mode setting, DHCP can be activated (enabled) or deactivated (disabled) for the ArtNet PixxControl PX2. If DHCP is enabled, the assignment of the IP Address, the Netmask, and the Gateway will be taken over by the DHCP server of the router. To ensure a permanent and undisturbed operation of the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 we recommend the use of a static IP address  (DHCP mode: disable).

IP Address, Netmask and Gateway
The IP Address, Netmask, and Gateway input fields are used to set the static network address of the ArtNet PixxControl PX2. If no network configuration is assigned by the DHCP server within 10 seconds this configuration is automatically used. Each device needs its own IP address so that the assignment occurs clearly within the network. Please use in accordance with the ArtNet-Specification the IP-Address 2. x.x.x or 10. x.x.x with the netmask 255.0.0.0. Any other IP address can also be used, such as 192.168.1.10. In this case, the netmask must be adjusted to 255.255.255.0!

Short-Name and Long-Name
With the input fields Short-Name and Long-Name, the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 is displayed with an individual name in the network. The short name is limited to 18 characters and the long name to 64 characters.

CTRL Output
During the control of the digital LEDs/ DMX output, the CTRL output is permanently active.

• OFF after 5min no LED output If no LED lights for 5 minutes, the CTRL output is deactivated.
• OFF after 5min, no data is received
• As soon as no ArtNet data are received for 5 minutes, the CTRL output is deactivated.
• Always-ON
• The CTRL output is permanently active.
• DMX4ALL Command Options
• The protocol of the DMX4ALL commands with which the control of the ArtNet
• PixxControl PX2 is possible and can be switched between TCP and UDP. With the input field “Port” the receive port for the DMX4ALL commands is configured.
• A change of this parameter needs a restart of the device.

LED Auto Off

• The LED Auto Off option is used to set whether and after how many minutes the status LEDs on the device are switched off when there is a permanent network connection.
• SAVE stores the configuration.

Output settings
The Output 1 and Output 2 pages are used to change the settings for Output 1 respectively Output 2.

ArtNet Parameter

Up to 8 ArtNet universes can be output with each of the two data outputs. These can be configured under ArtNet Parameter. Depending on the ArtNet output software, the setting for the output is made there in universes or in Port, SubNet, and Net. The specification “Universe” is put together of the parameters Port, SubNet, and Net. In the web interface of the ArtNet PixxControl PX2, the configuration can be done via two linked input areas. Changing the “Universe” information on the left side for one of the eight input universes, the corresponding values for Port, SubNet, and Net are automatically shown on the right side in the configuration table. If one of the values on the right side is changed, the “Universe” number on the left side of the configuration adapts.

Channels
The Channels parameter specifies how many channels are used for output to the digital LEDs.

1st Uni Start Ch
Under 1st Uni Start Ch, the start channel of the first universe can be defined, from which the output of the data on the outputs takes place. Thus it is possible to select the first control channel of the output freely, within the first universe.

LED Type
The LED Type drop-down selection defines for which digital LED type the data is sent at the output.

Color Sequence
With the drop-down selection Color Sequence, the RGB or RGBW color sequence or one color control (SingleColor) is possible. With SingleColor only one channel per pixel is used for control. According to the color selection, the control occurs in one color (e.g. for running lights in blue) or for white of all colors.

Pixel Group
By the drop-down selection Pixel Group, the grouping of several pixels is possible. The length of a pixel group can be selected between 1 and 127. It is also possible to group all pixels connected to the respective output (drop- down selection: ALL). Each pixel group behaves like a single pixel. All pixels of a pixel group are controlled in the same way. According to the selected LED type, several settings can be made:

Speed Factor
Speed Factor is a setting for the transmission speed of digital LEDs with separate clock and data lines.

Master-Brightness
Master brightness defines the master brightness. This is settable between 1/31 up to 31/31 or on channel 512 within universe 1 respectively 9 (U1C512 respectively U9C512). (Available for MagiarLED III flex, APA-102, LPD8806, LPD1101, SK9822)

Gamma
Gamma specifies the curve of the output characteristic line. The possible values are 1.0 / 1.2 / 1.4 / 1.8 / 2.0 / 2.2. The higher the gamma value, the more the output characteristic curve is curved:

1st Uni Start Ch
Under 1st Uni Start Ch, the start channel of the first universe can be defined, from which the output of the data on the outputs takes place. Thus it is possible to select the first control channel of the output freely, within the first universe.

LED Type
The LED Type drop-down selection defines for which digital LED type the data is sent at the output.

Color Sequence
With the drop-down selection Color Sequence, the RGB or RGBW color sequence or one color control (SingleColor) is possible. With SingleColor only one channel per pixel is used for control. According to the color selection, the control occurs in one color (e.g. for running lights in blue) or for white of all colors.

Pixel Group
By the drop-down selection Pixel Group, the grouping of several pixels is possible. The length of a pixel group can be selected between 1 and 127. It is also possible to group all pixels connected to the respective output (drop- down selection: ALL). Each pixel group behaves like a single pixel. All pixels of a pixel group are controlled in the same way. According to the selected LED type, several settings can be made:

Speed Factor
Speed Factor is a setting for the transmission speed of digital LEDs with separate clock and data lines.

Master-Brightness
Master brightness defines the master brightness. This is settable between 1/31 up to 31/31 or on channel 512 within universe 1 respectively 9 (U1C512 respectively U9C512). (Available for MagiarLED III flex, APA-102, LPD8806, LPD1101, SK9822)

Gamma
Gamma specifies the curve of the output characteristic line. The possible values are 1.0 / 1.2 / 1.4 / 1.8 / 2.0 / 2.2. The higher the gamma value, the more the output characteristic curve is curved:

Login for Web-Interface
The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 offers the option to create a login for the web interface. A password can be named on the service site under login options. An empty password allows access without a password request. The User Name is fixed, can’t be changed, and is always „Admin“. If a password is defined, it will be queried to get the web surface.

If a password is assigned and is no longer known, a factory reset must be executed to reset and renew the password. In this case, all settings are also reset to the delivery state!

Pixel Assignment 8-Bit Control
The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 controls up to 130 RGB pixels. For this up to 8 ArtNet universes are used. With 8-bit control, one channel is used for R, one channel for G, and one channel for B, which results in a maximum of 170 RGB pixels per universe. The single pixels are assigned to the universes as follows: Data in brackets refer to output 2.

Color sequence RGB | Channels = 510 | 1st Uni Start Ch. = 1)
Universe Pixel__

1.  (9) 1-170
2. (10) 171-340
3. (11) 341-510
4. (12) 511-680
5. (13) 681-850
6. (14) 851-1020
7. (15) 1021-1190
8. (16) 1191-1360

16-Bit Control
The 16-bit control is available for LED types with more than 8 bits. These are the LPD1886 with 12-bit and the UCS9812 with 16-bit. In the 16-bit control always 2 DMX channels are used for one color control. This means that up to 85 RGB pixels can be controlled per universe. The single pixels are assigned to the universes as follows: Data in brackets () refer to output 2.

Universum Pixel__

1.  (9) 1-85
2. (10) 86-170
3. (11) 171-255
4. (12) 256-340
5. (13) 341-425
6. (14) 426-510
7. (15) 511-595
8. (16) 596-680

Check connected LEDs
The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 provides a test output function, to check the connected LEDs easily. On the web-interface page under Service, the function Test Output with RED, GREEN, BLUE, WHITE, OFF, and FULL ON buttons is available. By clicking the button, the LEDs on output 1 respectively output 2 are controlled in the selected color For the Test Output, no control signal is sent to the ArtNet PixxControl PX2! An external control signal always has priority over a test output

RDM
RDM is the short form for Remote Device Management. The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 provides the RDM functionality via the ArtNet interface. Device information and settings can be read or set. Direct access to the device is not necessary. This device supports the following RDM commands: Manufacturer depending RDM control commands (MSC – Manufacturer Specific Type) Manufacturer depending on RDM control commands:

SERIAL_NUMBER
PID: 0xD400
Outputs a text description (ASCII-Text) of the device serial number.

• GET Send: PDL=0
• Receive: PDL=21 (21 Byte ASCII-Text)
• DISPLAY_AUTO_OFF
• PID: 0xD401
• Sets the time after which the display is switched off (DISPLAY_LEVEL = 0).
• Valid values are: 0 – NO AUTO OFF
• 600 – 1 minute
• 1200 – 2 minutes
• 1800 – 3 minutes
• 2400 – 4 minutes
• 3000 – 5 minutes
• 3600 – 6 minutes
• 4200 – 7 minutes
• 4800 – 8 minutes
• 5400 – 9 minutes
• GET Send: PDL=0
• Receive: PDL=2 (1 Word)
• SET Send: PDL=2 (1 Word)
• Receive: PDL=0

PIXEL_TYPE

• PID: 0xD410
• Sets the used LED-Pixel-Type.
• GET Send: PDL=0
• Receive: PDL=1 (1 Byte PIXEL_TYPE_ID)
• SET Send: PDL=1 (1 Byte PIXEL_TYPE_ID)
• Receive: PDL=0
• PIXEL_TYPE_ID Function
• DycoLED PB3
• TM1804
• WS2801
• WS2811
• LPD8806
• UCS1903 / UCS1912
• APA-102
• TM1812
• LPD1886 8Bit
• LPD1886 12Bit (8bit controlled)
• WS2812
• TM1829 High Speed
• UCS9812 (8bit controlled)
• UCS9812 (16bit controlled)
• LPD6803
• INK1002
• INK1003
• UCS2903 / UCS2912
• LPD1886 12Bit (12bit controlled)
• SK6812
• APA-104
• DycoLED PC5
• TM1829 Low Speed
• TM1814
• SK9822
• APA-101
• TLS3001 8Bit
• SK6822
• GS8208
• WS2815
• WS2818
• LC8808(B)

GROUP_SIZE

• PID: 0xD412
• Sets the size of the pixel group.
• GET Send: PDL=0
• Receive: PDL=1 (1 Byte pixel group size)
• SET Send: PDL=1 (1 Byte pixel group size)
• Receive: PDL=0
• Parameter Function
• 1-127 Pixel group size
• 254 All

COLOR_SEQUENCE

• PID: 0xD413
• Sets the used color sequence.
• GET Send: PDL=0
• Receive: PDL=1 (1 Byte COLOR_SEQUENCE_ID)
• SET Send: PDL=1 (1 Byte COLOR_SEQUENCE_ID)
• Receive: PDL=0

COLOR_SEQUENCE_ID Function

• R-G-B
• R-B-G
• G-R-B
• G-B-R
• B-R-G
• B-G-R
• WHITE Single-color
• RED Single-color
• GREEN Single-color
• BLUE Single-color
• RGBW
• RGBRGBRGBWWW

DMX4ALL-Command Interface
The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 has a further communication interface, using

DMX4ALL-Commands
Please take a look at the separate DMX4ALL Command description for the possible

DMX4ALL-Commands
The settings are to be made in the Main Settings under DMX4ALL Command Options.

Under Protocol please select the TCP or UDP
Furthermore, the Port must be specified: To control the interface directly via a UDP/TCP connection, use the IP address set in the web browser and use the port set (default setting 10001). The sent and received data are RAW data packages.

Factory Reset

To reset the ArtNet PixxControl PX2 to the delivery state, proceed as follows:
To get the delivery status via web browser please proceed as follows:

• Open the service site in a web browser
• Enter the service code „7319“ into the input field
• Click Save
• Wait at least 10 seconds
• If a factory reset is performed via the web page, the IP address and subnet The mask will be also reset.
• It is not always possible to return. The IP must be reset if necessary. (see Setting the IP with IP Configurator or Setting the IP via web browser).

To get the delivery status via DMX4ALL LAN-Updater

• Turn on the device
• Start software DMX4ALL LAN-Updater
• Click FIND
• Chose device ArtNet PixxControl PX2 from the list
• Click FACTORY RESET
• The reset is now executed

To get the delivery status via DMX4ALL IP-Configurator

• Turn on the device
• Start software DMX4ALL IP-Configurator
• Click FIND
• Chose device ArtNet PixxControl PX2 from the list
• Click FACTORY RESET
• The reset is now executed

Firmware-Update
The ArtNet PixxControl PX2 has an update function that allows to transfer of further firmware versions.

Proceed as follows

• Start the update software DMX4ALL LAN-Updater
• Click FIND, if the device is not shown in the list
• Chose ArtNet PixxControl PX2 from list
• Click Firmware-Update
• Chose and confirm firmware file (.bin)
• Wait, until the update is completed

If an error occurs during the update, a firmware update can be started again after turning it on (alternative 1). Alternative 1: Firmware Update after power-on (in case of firmware):

• Turn off the device
• Start updating software DMX4ALL LAN-Updater
• Generate network connection
• Turn-on device
• The status LED lights for ca. 3 seconds blue
• During the status LED lights blue click FIND
• Chose ArtNet PixxControl PX2 from list
• Click Firmware-Update
• Chose and confirm firmware file (.bin)
• Wait, until the update has finished

Alternative 2: Activate firmware update via web browser

• Open service site on web browser
• Enter the service code „1379“ into the input field and
• Click Save
• Start the update software DMX4ALL LAN-Updater
• Chose ArtNet PixxControl PX2 from list
• Click Firmware-Update
• Chose and confirm firmware file (.bin)
• Wait, until the update has finished
• Click Back in a web browser

Dimension

Accessories

• Top hat rail mounting 700
• Wall bracket for top hat rail housing
• Power supply 12V

CE-Conformity
This assembly (board) is controlled by a microprocessor and uses high frequency. In order to maintain the properties of the module with regard to CE conformity, installation into a closed metal housing in accordance with the EMC directive 2014/30/EU is necessary.

Disposal
Electronical and electronic products must not be disposed of in domestic waste. Dispose of the product at the end of its service life in accordance with applicable legal regulations. Information on this can be obtained from your local waste disposal company.

Warning
This device is no toy. Keep out of the reach of children. Parents are liable for consequential damages caused by nonobservance for their children.

Risk-Notes
You purchased a technical product. Conformable to the best available technology the following risks should not excluded:

Failure risk
The device can drop out partially or completely at any time without warning. To reduce the probability of a failure a redundant system structure is necessary.

Initiation risk
For the installation of the board, the board must be connected and adjusted to foreign components according to the device paperwork. This work can only be done by qualified personnel, who read the full device paperwork and understand it.

Operating risk
The Change or the operation under special conditions of the installed systems/components could as well as hidden defects cause breakdowns within the running time.

Misusage risk
Any nonstandard use could cause incalculable risks and is not allowed.
Warning: It is not allowed to use the device in an operation, where the safety of persons depends on this device Last changes: 28.06.2023

Copyright DMX4ALL GmbH
All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form (photocopy, pressure, microfilm, or in another procedure) without written permission or processed, multiplied, or spread using electronic systems. All information contained in this manual was arranged with the utmost care and after best knowledge. Nevertheless, errors are to be excluded not completely. For this reason, I see myself compelled to point out that I can take over neither a warranty nor the legal responsibility or any adhesion for consequences, which decrease/go back to incorrect data. This document does not contain assured characteristics. The guidance and the characteristics can be changed at any time and without previous announcements.

References

• DMX4ALL GmbH - DMX & LED-Technik Made in Germany

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