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	Digital Multiplex - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The new standard, known officially as "Entertainment Technology — USITT DMX512–A — Asynchronous Serial Digital Data Transmission Standard for Controlling Lighting Equipment and Accessories", was approved by ANSI in November, 2004.
		DMX was originally intended for use in linking controllers and dimmers of differing manufacturers, a protocol to be used as a last choice after trying other, more proprietary methods.
		A new revision of the DMX512 standard, called DMX512A, was released in 2004 and lays the foundation for the RDM (Remote Device Management) protocol which will add diagnostic feedback from the fixtures to the controller and extend the DMX512A standard to encompass bidirectional communication between the lighting controller and lighting fixtures.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/DMX_(lighting) (1783 words)

	L&Si Online - Lighting&Sound International (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		There is generally much excitement among the groups as the various new standards are coming close to completion.
		DMX512A (BSR E1.11), the much-needed revision of the DMX standard, whilst being virtually ready for publication, did suffer a setback during the proceedings, caused by debate over the definition of the electrical connections.
		The cabling standard E1.27 - originally part of DMX512A but removed to speed its publication - is nearly ready for public review, the main stumbling block being the definition of 'portable cables'.
	www.lsionline.co.uk /lsi/features/techfocus/article.asp?ID=-NUKSR5 (708 words)

	DMX512-A Splitters E1.11
		FD CC05 A DMX512A Splitter with one (1) isolated input and five (5) grounded transmitters.
		FD CC05A A DMX512A Splitter with one (1)isolated input port, one (1) isolated output port, and four (4)grounded outputs ports.
		FD ISO 5 A DMX512A splitter with five (5) isolated output ports.
	www.goddarddesign.com /dot_eleven.html (397 words)

	EPI 16. Format of ESTA Registered Protocol Names and Identifiers and Procedure for Registration (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Conversely if a new version has any incompatibility at all, then a new protocol name must be assigned.
		The first two are fully interoperable at all software layers but not at the physical layer (different MAB requirements).
		DMX512A is intended to be backward compatible but is not fully interoperable at the software layer with earlier versions because it includes packet definitions for a number of alternate start codes which must therefore be considered part of the standard.
	www.engarts.eclipse.co.uk /acn/pubreview2/ACNepi16-protocol-names.html (665 words)

	Richard Ollis - Home Page
		Although the DMX512A specification insists that all DMX receivers MUST use the 5pin XLR connector many systems still use a 3pin XLR system so I have included a wiring diagram for XLR3 terminators as well.
		As previously mentioned, the DMX512A specification permits up to 32 unit loads to be daisy-chained together on a single line providing the cable is correctly terminated.
		To extend a DMX universe to more than 32 receivers use an opto-isolated buffer/distibution amplifier with multiple outputs.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /richard.ollis/dmxhelp.htm (278 words)

	Product News
		This diagnostic instrument allows the functions (and history) of a fixture to be monitored and checked from anywhere in a venue.
		Offering bi-directional communication with the fixtures which talk back to the device over a normal DMX cable, when inserted into the DMX512A chain, the DR-1 will replicate all functions and information, which until now were accessed only via a fixture's onboard display panel.
		A single DR-1, for instance, will allow the operator to access as many as 250 fixtures, allowing him or her to alter the fixture's DMX address, turn the lamp on or off.
	livedesignonline.com /mag/lighting_product_pick_month_5 (1748 words)

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		During the development of Colour-Tramp, which currently controls up to 20 DMX universes (10,240 channels), Artistic Licence realized that actually getting the channel allocations correct for such a complex system was a significant problem.
		To this end they have developed the Visual-Patch system which uses a video camera, in conjunction with RDM (Remoted Device Management, the bi-directional addition to the DMX512A protocol), to switch on each device in turn, and map its address into the video image.
		Such systems will have to remain low resolution for quite a while, as to achieve even a standard definition (640 x 480) display with its nearly 1 million sub pixels (307,200 each of red, green and blue), would require a processor pumping out 1,800 universes of DMX512.
	www.tvtechnology.com /features/let-there-belighting/f_andy_ciddor-11.09.05.shtml (1175 words)

	Micro-Scope 3a
		The SIP or System Information Packet is a new DMX512A feature.
		The Text packet is a new DMX512A feature.
		Micro-Scope 3a provides a live data facility that allows Mic-Edit to generate DMX512 via Micro-Scope 3a.
	www.artisticlicence.com /item26.htm (455 words)

	Creative Stage Lighting Company, Inc. - Wireless DMX: Frequently Asked Questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		W-DMX is built for wireless transmission of DMX512, DMX512A or RDM, not like W-LAN solutions in which the DMX signal is converted to fit the standard W-LAN equipment.
		The W-DMX signal jumps about every millisecond between these 83 frequencies, avoiding channels that are heavily interfered.
		If you are using a DMX512A or a RDM network you can still use 512 receivers.
	www.creativestagelighting.com /w-dmx.html (2493 words)

	Theatre-Sound Mailing List Archive: Re: Pin 1 problem and DMX512a...
		Theatre-Sound Mailing List Archive: Re: Pin 1 problem and DMX512a...
		In reply to: Tony Szabo: "Pin 1 problem and DMX512a..."
		Next in thread: Paul Kraus: "Re: Pin 1 problem and DMX512a..."
	www.brooklyn.com /theatre-sound/archive/older/AUGUST-2002/0198.html (270 words)

	LightProcessor at AC Lighting North - www.etnow.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The wireless side works in the 2.45GHz radio band alongside Bluetooth and similar IEEE 802.11 (W-LAN) compliant products.
		The products are all DMX512A and RDM ready, and the firmware can also be updated using a separate data channel, which is also used for system set up.
		Up to 8192 receivers can be controlled form one system, and there are four differing types of transmitter - the differences being primarily in the quantity of DMX universes that can be controlled: 1, 4, 8 or up to 16 universes (8192 channels) of DMX can be deployed.
	news.etnow.com /etnews.nsf/36dc51e03804862b802569cf003668eb/432b9261d90dc3aa80256fe9005992f8!OpenDocument (403 words)

	Theatre-Sound Mailing List Archive: Re: Pin 1 problem and DMX512a...
		In reply to: Martin H: "Re: Pin 1 problem and DMX512a..."
		Next in thread: Jim Brown: "Re: Pin 1 problem and DMX512a..."
		Reply: Jim Brown: "Re: Pin 1 problem and DMX512a..."
	www.brooklyn.com /theatre-sound/archive/older/AUGUST-2002/0227.html (292 words)

	L&Si Online - Lighting&Sound International (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Q: What is Remote Device Management (RDM) and is it in the forthcoming DMX512A Standard?
		A: Remote Device Management will be a standard that allows devices to communicate bi-directionally over a DMX physical interface.
		This is not to be confused with the DMX512A (E1.11) Standard, which does comment on bi-directional data, but only with reference to the data type and wiring configurations.
	www.lsionline.co.uk /lsi/features/techfocus/article.asp?ID=-CYHUEB (181 words)

	Der kommende Standard: DMX-512A
		Comments requested on BSR E1.11, the first draft of an updated DMX512 standard
		The Entertainment Services and Technology Association is asking all interested parties to comment on the first draft of a revised and updated version of DMX512A, formally known as BSR E1.11, Entertainment Technology - USITT DMX512A, Asynchronous Serial Digital Data Transmission Standard for Controlling Lighting Equipment and Accessories.
		BSR E1.11, Entertainment Technology - USITT DMX512-A, Asynchronous Serial Digital Data Transmission Standard for Controlling Lighting Equipment and Accessories, is now available for public review and comment.
	www.soundlight.de /techtips/dmx512/dmx2000e.htm (870 words)

	PM26
		Text update over DMX using new DMX512A standard
		Image update over DMX using new DMX512A standard
		The PM26 laser control PCB is designed for small scale laser installations normally with a DPSS laser (sometimes referred as a diode YAG or frequency doubled YAG) which are becoming very popular as the cost decreases.
	www.chamtech.demon.co.uk /PM26.htm (238 words)

	ZioShow.co.uk
		SmartPack's thyristors are integrated into a single high-performance powerblock and are replaceable in minutes without soldering (simply unscrew the top panel to access all components).
		Compatible with the next-generation DMX512A show control, SmartPack is also upgradeable to RDM (Remote Device Management).
		And for total versatility and convenience, it offers a full range of output connectors (CEE17, UK 15A Roundpin, French 10/16, Power Con, Socapex, Harting and Schuko) along with multi-language capability as standard options.
	www.zioshow.co.uk /view.php?id=1869&area=10 (1159 words)

	Light up your next gig with SmartPack!
		SmartPack's all-magnetic circuit breakers are 100% rated to avoid nuisance tripping.
		It's ready to upgrade to next-generation DMX512A show control and RDM (Remote Device Management).
		With built-in presets and a sequencer, SmartPack can run on its own -- without a console -- automating permanent displays and presentations.
	livedesignonline.com /news/show_business_extreme_portable_dimming/index.html (455 words)

	DMX cabling - Blue Room technical forum
		You may need 3 - 5 pin adaptors with and without pin 4 and 5 continuity.
		As I understand it the DMX512A standard specifies pins 4+5 as a second data link as Jivemaster and others have said, but RDM (when it finally lands properly) will be able to work half duplex down a single pair (ie pins 2+3) and pins 4+5 will allow full duplex between the desk and the receiver.
		Actually the DMX/1990 standard documents their use as "optional second Data link Complement (Data 2 -)" and optional second Data link True (Data 2 +)"Â Therefore Avo would be within the standard, however I dont know about CP/pulsar
	www.blue-room.org.uk /index.php?showtopic=4972&st=15 (1617 words)

	Re: Proper DMX termination
		Tomi Holger Engdahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > DMX512A public rewiev document Revision 5.2 > describes the following pinout: > I don't know if it did get to the final standard or nor or > is it udes anywhere yet.
		The comment period for the 3rd public review just closed.
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	www.usenet.com /newsgroups/rec.arts.theatre.stagecraft/msg02337.html (66 words)

	lux lumen
		Just load the revised version, and you're done.
		That makes the 1512PCI card compatible with announced DMX512A,
		A switchable line termination for input lines improves signal quality.
	www.lux-lumen.com /products/Soundlight/1512PCI.htm (243 words)

	Theatre-Sound Mailing List Archive: Pin 1 problem and DMX512a... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Theatre-Sound Mailing List Archive: Pin 1 problem and DMX512a...
		I was just going over the suggested new DMX512a protocol, and noticed that they are introducind a warning-symbol for devices with
		Would any manufacturer ever print this warning on their gear?
	www.brooklyn.com /theatre-sound/archive/older/AUGUST-2002/0186.html (228 words)

	Standards
		The standard describes a method of bi-directional communications over a USITT DMX512/1990 data link between an entertainment lighting controller and one or more remotely controlled lighting devices.
		The protocol is also intended to work with the E1.11-2004 (DMX512A) control protocol.
		The complete public review packet consists of the draft standard, a public review comment form, and this instruction page.
	www.lighting-association.com /standards/standard.htm (10712 words)

	Products That Changed Our World
		The protocol has moved from its origins with the United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) to joint stewardship with the Entertainment Services and Technology Association (ESTA), where it is up for a revision, as well as making it an official ANSI standard.
		DMX promises to be around for years to come, with DMX512A due out soon, as well as being used with Remote Device Management (RDM), which promises to be a bridge to the future protocol of Advanced Control Network (ACN).
		A product that wants to be taken seriously in today's market must at least be able to handle DMX, if not speak it fluently.
	livedesignonline.com /mag/lighting_products_changed_world (2831 words)

	Announcements
		An errata has been issued to correct errors in Table 4 on page 15 of the published version of ANSI E1.11-2004 - USITT DMX512A.
		A corrected version of the document has been sent to ANSI for sale on its website, and errata pages are included with the printed version available from the USITT bookshelf.
		United States Institute for Theatre Technology, Inc.: © 2005 Volume XLV, Number 5
	www.usitt.org /sightlines/v45/n05/stories/Announcements.html (615 words)

	Pathway Connectivity Inc. - RDM Repeater (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		RDM can be enabled or disabled on a port by port basis
		Fully isolated version has 2500V isolation between all ports, exceeding DMX512A
		Fully isolated version can auto configure any port as an input or output to operate as a DMX distribution hub
	www.pathwayconnect.com /content/view/44/29 (228 words)

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