Mi-Light DMX512 Series

DMX512 controllers (Digital Multiplex) are standard for digital communication networks that are usually used to control lighting and stage effects. It was originally developed as a standard method for controlling light dimmers that previously used a variety of incompatible native protocols from DMX512 controllers. It soon became the main method of connecting controls (such as lighting consoles) to dimmers and special effects devices such as fog machines and smart lights. DMX512 controllers have also been expanded to include applications in non-theatrical lighting and architecture, from Christmas strings to electronic billboards to stadium/arena concerts. DMX512 controllers can now control almost anything that reflects its popularity in theatres and restaurants.

DMX512 does not contain automatic error checking and correction and is therefore not a suitable control for dangerous applications such as fireworks or the movement of theatre equipment, but is used independently for this purpose. The incorrect operation can be caused by electromagnetic interference, static discharges, improper cable termination, overly long cables or poor quality cables.

DMX512 controllers use the EIA-485 differential signalling at its physical layer together with a variable size communication protocol. This is a one-way street.

Milight control RGB+CCT lighting via DMX512. To use this lamp, you must first buy the Milight DMX512 FUTD01 LED light transmitter and the Milight FUT092 remote control. With this device, you can control the number of FUTD04 lamps that are truly unlimited with DMX lights as well as with wireless remote control. Apart from the warning that the transmitter cannot be used with DMX lighting software on a computer, this is entirely inaccurate.

Control RGB+CCT lighting via DMX512, 12-24V DC, brightness dimming, RGB and CCT adjustable, remote controllable 2.4GHz RF, smartphone via Wi-Fi and DMX512 with FD01, max 6A/channel, max 10A We advertise this way so they don't have to answer questions or hear complaints from people who can't write simple DMX repair files for their DMX software. That said, I'll try to see it for a minute here. The remote control is practical for two reasons. If you want light quickly, without having a DMX device ready or available, you can fully control the light with remote control at a height of about 30 meters. Second, the remote control RGB+CCT lighting via DMX512 has the option to cancel the DMX settings, because the DMX transmitter does not transmit DMX data continuously (unless you use lighting effect that supports changing data and constantly require data to be sent over the DMX circuit). The lights offer around 16 million colours, including all pastel colours, and they mix cold and warm white light with colours as beautiful as DMX stage lights. Of course, it's only a 9-watt lamp, so you have about 800 lumens of white light or maybe about 500 lumens of colour. However, you can install this lamp at 110 PAR PAR (with a simple lamp holder) and use it very well for short distance PAR.  A remote control RGB+CCT lighting via DMX512 is also needed to adjust the way the light bulb is turned on because the DMX lamp settings will disappear if the lights are turned off (the ball will only remember the last remote control setting turned on) Bolam).

DMX512 controllers are lighting protocol that allows all lamps to be set independently of each other. The DMX512 protocol can set 512 addresses (8 bit) via RS485. The protocol is standardized and has been used for many years in the lighting industry.

In addition to the DMX512 controllers, the RDM (Remote Device Management) protocol can be used. This allows you to configure lamps that have already been hung up. It increases the flexibility of the network. RDM thus provides feedback of data in the entire configuration.