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Summary of Contents for Schnick-Schnack-Systems DPB Pixel-Router Pro

  • Page 1 DPB Pixel- Router Pro User Guide...
  • Page 2 © 2017 Schnick-Schnack-Systems GmbH Situation at July 2017: All technical data as well as the weight and dimension information were carefully created – errors reserved. Any colour deviations are printing-related. We reserve the right to make changes that serve further...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Overview Manual RGB Connectivity S3 Net Installation Update System Cabling DMX Rig Check Menu Output Rig Check Menu Order ArtNet Monitor Menu Selection ArtNet Test Mode Info Demo Mode Fast/Slow Manual Patch Factory Defaults QuickPatch Network Error Messages QuickPatch DMX Software Update Combine- and Repeat Modes...
  • Page 4: Overview

    (Art-Net, sACN) or DMX512 data and is therefore compatible with most lighting consoles and media servers. The control signal can be freely patched across the four outputs. It is also possible to use the DPB Pixel-Router Pro as a standalone unit, without a DMX or Art-Net control signal.
  • Page 5: Connectivity

    Connectivity The following connectors are located at the rear of the unit: USB 1 through Netzan- USB 2 Ethernet schluss Out 4 Out 3 Out 2 Out 1 DMX in- and output Neutrik XLR-5pin LED output 1-4 System connector red, maximum 2 ×...
  • Page 6: Installation

    A damaged unit should not be used. If the DPB Pixel-Router Pro has been taken from a cold environment into a warm interior, allow at least three hours for it to warm up before it is put into operation. This allows possibly formed condensation to evaporate and therefor the electronics are not endangered.
  • Page 7: System Cabling

    System Cabling DPB Pixel-Router Pro LED strips Power supply DPB Pixel-Router Pro DC In to LED 1A W, × from LED 1A to LED 1B USB Host 2 from LED 1B USB Host 1 to LED 2A...
  • Page 8: Menu

    Menu The following connectors are located at the unit: SHIFT QUIT DOWN EDIT ENTER SHIFT+ used in conjunction with... EDIT to move backwards through the data fields ENTER to confirm certain actions EDIT moves through the data fields QUIT...
  • Page 9: Menu Order

    Menu Order t: ... Main Menu: Welcome to Systemnetzteil 4E Info IP: ... v: 3.2..Main Menu: Manual Patch Main Menu: QuickPatch DMX Main Menu: QuickPatch Network Main Menu: Setup Menu Main Menu: Test Menu...
  • Page 10: Menu Selection

    Info This mode displays the installed software version, the IP t: ... address of the unit and its temperature. Welcome to DPB Pixel-Router Pro IP: ... v: 3.2..Manual Patch When changing from the QuickPatch mode into the Manual...
  • Page 11: Quickpatch Network

    QuickPatch Network For every output there are three fields. The uppermost field Output: displays the universe as a decimal number. The lower fields Universe: defines the first DMX channel of the universe (when the univer- se information should be routed to several outputs).
  • Page 12: Combine- And Repeat Modes

    Combine and Repeat Modes for QuickPatch Network Mode/DMX Combine OFF: no combine ALL: all LEDs are steered by three DMX channels always two LEDs are interconnected always three LEDs are interconnected always four LEDs are interconnected always ve LEDs are interconnected...
  • Page 13 Combine and Repeat Modes C16 and C64 • for LED-Tile C50 • for LED-Panels C60-50 • for LED-Tile C25 • for LED-Panels C60-25 Combine and Repeat Modes Combine Device (CD) Only for DPB The Combine Mode CD allows you to...
  • Page 14: Setup Menu

    Setup Menu Setup Menu: Output Setup Menu: Gain Display Auto Off...
  • Page 15: Output Type

    • DMX 512 • DPB After setting the modes and confirming the changes with SHIFT+ENTER, the DPB Pixel-Router Pro restarts in order to take on the new settings. Colour Gain With this function the colour channels red, green and blue can Colour Gain (off: 255) be made darker.
  • Page 16: Test Menu

    Test Menu Test Menu: Manual RGB Test Menu: S3Net Test Menu: Update Test Menu: DMX Rig Check Test Menu: Output Rig Check Test Menu: ArtNet Monitor Test Menu: ArtNet Test TX Test Menu: Demo Slow Test Menu: Demo Fast...
  • Page 17: Manual Rgb

    In this menu option, it’s possible to set a colour for all output Manual Color Mode channels in a very easy way by using the DPB Pixel-Router Pro. By default, the values of the Manual RGB are set to maximum intensity with R: 255, G: 255 and B: 255.
  • Page 18: Output Rig Check

    Output Rig Check Works as a DMX transmitter. Each separate DMX channel can be individually controlled and dimmed. Output Rig Check Test and error detection functions in existing installations. Output Rig Check Output: Channel: 1 @ 100% ArtNet Monitor Monitor indicates, with which frequency the adjusted universe sends.
  • Page 19: Artnet Test Mode

    The duration of the Off-pulse of the strobe impulse in seconds. #uni The number of the Art-Net universe, over which data is being sent. In this mode, the DPB Pixel-Router Pro will default to the last-used universe. The STATE field display, in real time, wheter an ON or OFF pulse is being sent.
  • Page 20: Factory Defaults

    Factory Defaults If you push SHIFT+ENTER, the device resets to factory default Restore Factory Defaults? settings. Quit Enter...
  • Page 21: Software Update

    • The DPB Pixel-Router Pro restarts once the installation is complete • The DPB Pixel-Router Pro is now ready to use again • Please remove the SD card, otherwise an update is performed when switching on the device...
  • Page 22: User Guide Webserver

    To access the webserver Ethernet Activity Link Activity SD / mmc Step 1 Fuse Fuse Fuse Fuse Connect the PC to the Power Supply with a network cable. Step 2 Configure the network card for Art-Net. Caution: please note previous settings so they can be entered again later.
  • Page 23 Step 3 View Power Supply IP address via Info. Ethernet Activity Link Activity Step 4 SD / mmc Enter IP address in the browser. Fuse Fuse Fuse Fuse...
  • Page 24 Web Server Settings Homepage This is where the basic data for the DPB Pixel-Router Pro is displayed. By clicking on “click to unlock” you can change the Operation Mode as well as the name of the Router. The Fan [%] field is displayed but is not functional with the DPB Pixel-Router Pro.
  • Page 25 Operation Mode Short Name/Long Name The following modes are available for your use: In this field, you can give the Router an individual name. QuickPatch Network (Page 11) The names are shown in the grey list making it easier to iden- QuickPatch DMX (Page 11) tify the DPB Pixel-Router Pro.
  • Page 26 Output Ports In the menu item “Output Ports” you can see an overview of As a standard, the values of the Color Gain are set to maximum the power supply’s outputs. Here you can set the Output Mode, intensity with R: 255, G: 255 and B: 255. These values can be the Maximum Data Transmission Speed and the Colour Gain.
  • Page 27 LED-Devices All connected, Generation 3-capable, LED Products can be found on this page. Available information for individual pro- ducts is also shown. This includes, among other things, type and nature of the products as well as status information like temperature and voltage.
  • Page 28 Log files Service page for error analysis (internal). The processes in the Power Supply are logged and if applicable make error analysis easier. If needed, the log files can be downloaded as a TXT File with “Download as”. Log files will be lost in the event of re-starting...
  • Page 29 Network Overview This page clearly lists all System Power Supply 4E, DPB Pixel-Router, DPB Pixel-Router Pro and Pixel-Gates found in the same network. Clicking on the IP address takes you to the website of the res- pective device.
  • Page 30 Help/Contact Press “Download Support” to download log files that help with error analysis.
  • Page 31: Technical Data

    Technical data Dimensions 250mm (W × H × D) × × Power consumption maximum 6A per channel Main connector 24V, 12A × DMX protocol DMX 512 A-1990 USITT DMX input Neutrik XLR-5pin DMX output Neutrik XLR-5pin...
  • Page 32: Declaration Of Conformity

    Declaration of Conformity...
  • Page 33: Table Art-Net Universes

    Conversion table Art-Net Universes Art-Net™ Standard Schnick-Schnack-Systems MA-Lighting Numbering (Hexadecimal Numbering) (Decimal Numbering) Subnet Universe...
  • Page 34 Art-Net™ Standard Schnick-Schnack-Systems MA-Lighting Numbering (Hexadecimal Numbering) (Decimal Numbering) Subnet Universe...
  • Page 35 Art-Net™ Standard Schnick-Schnack-Systems MA-Lighting Numbering (Hexadecimal Numbering) (Decimal Numbering) Subnet Universe...
  • Page 36 Art-Net™ Standard Schnick-Schnack-Systems MA-Lighting Numbering (Hexadecimal Numbering) (Decimal Numbering) Subnet Universe...
  • Page 37 Art-Net™ Standard Schnick-Schnack-Systems MA-Lighting Numbering (Hexadecimal Numbering) (Decimal Numbering) Subnet Universe...
  • Page 38 Art-Net™ Standard Schnick-Schnack-Systems MA-Lighting Numbering (Hexadecimal Numbering) (Decimal Numbering) Subnet Universe...
  • Page 39 Art-Net™ Standard Schnick-Schnack-Systems MA-Lighting Numbering (Hexadecimal Numbering) (Decimal Numbering) Subnet Universe Art-Net™ Designed by and Copyright Artistic Licence Holdings Ltd...
  • Page 40 Why Schnick Schnack Systems? Schnick-Schnack-Systems GmbH As installation times become increasingly shorter the complexi- Mathias-Brüggen-Straße 79 ty of systems simultaneously increases as do the requirements 50829 Cologne (Germany) of customers. Phone +49 (0) 221/99 20 19-0 We are a supplier who delivers high-quality reliable systems +49 (0) 221/16 85 09-73 –...

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