● DMX and RDM: The device functions as a bidirectional RDM splitter
● Classic DMX: The device only receives and forwards DMX data. The RDM function is
disabled
● DMX 40HZ Frame Int.: DMX at 40 frames per second, frame integrity is on
● DMX 30HZ Frame Int.: DMX at 30 frames per second, frame integrity is on
● DMX 20HZ Frame Int.: DMX at 20 frames per second, frame integrity is on
● DMX 10HZ Frame Int.: DMX at 10 frames per second, frame integrity is on
● DMX 40HZ: DMX at 40 frames per second, frame integrity is off
● DMX 30HZ: DMX at 30 frames per second, frame integrity is off
● DMX 20HZ: DMX at 20 frames per second, frame integrity is off
● DMX 10HZ: DMX at 10 frames per second, frame integrity is off
Note:
If the frame integrity is on, the DMX packets retain exactly the same content and properties, including
timing parameters, throughout the transmission process. No partially updated DMX packets are sent out.
02) Press the ENTER button to confirm the selection.
Failure Behavior
In this submenu you can set the behavior of the device in case of a DMX failure.
01) Press the UP/DOWN buttons to select one of the following 2 options:
● Off: The device will black out the output
● Hold Last Look: The device will use the last working DMX value on the output
02) Press the ENTER button to confirm the selection.
Status Information
In this submenu you can monitor the status of Input A.
Press the UP/DOWN buttons to toggle between the following 2 screens:
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