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DMX (Dimmer MultipleX) is a communications protocol developed by USITT (United States Institute for Theatre Technology), commonly used to control stage lighting and effects.
The standard is intended for lighting system and entertainment system designers who want to integrate systems of lighting equipment and accessories, including dimmers, with controllers made by different manufacturers.
DMX512 is designed to carry repetitive control data from a single controller to one or more receivers. This protocol is intended to be used to control dimmers, other lighting devices and related non-hazardous effects equipment.
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If the subnet is in this operation, then the SDIM and/or DALI devices are controlled channels (inputs) on their controlled SDIM and/or DALI subnets. These subnets can support up to 512 channels in from one DMX source.
If the subnet is in this operation, then the DMX devices on the subnet operate as loads (control gear ). This subnet can drive up to 512 DMX output channels.
For information about how to configure a DMX subnet, see DMX Subnet Configuration.
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