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DMXtoDALI quad
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  • Page 1 Artistic Licence DMXtoDALI quad User Guide Version 1-0 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 2 MUST be installed in an appropriate IP rated cabinet. Do not allow this product to be exposed to rain or moisture. Please recycle all packaging. Copyright © Artistic Licence Engineering Ltd. All rights reserved. Download the user guide by scanning the following QR code: Page 2...

  • Page 3: Mounting Diagram

    Continuous Query Queries run continuously every 2 minutes Query operation is defined by switch 3 Query Disable Query operation is disabled All DT8 commands end with an ACTIVATE Activate ACTIVATE is not sent Mounting Diagram Page 3 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...

  • Page 4: Quick Start

    DMX512 channel level change Device Ballast 2 Device Ballast 2 triggers transmission of a DALI command. Device Fig.1 opposite shows DMXtoDALI quad being Ballast ... Device Ballast ... used to its full potential. In this example, a Device Ballast 64...
  • Page 5 On any given circuit, DALI device intensity or enter fault mode and not respond. colour can be controlled in four ways: Artistic Licence offers Rail-PSU-D4, a four- Scene - replay scenes stored in the bus PSU device designed to work alongside DALI devices.
  • Page 6 DMXtoDALI quad features and operation LED Indicators DMX512: Illuminates green when DMX512 is received. Power/RDM Locate: Illuminates green during normal operation. Flashes when an RDM locate command is sent to the root or the sub-devices (see page 9 for more details).
  • Page 7 DALI ARC commands are transmitted to the 64 device addresses of each circuit. This mode provides the most flexible control but uses the most DALI bandwidth. The DALI devices must be commissioned in order to use this mode. DALI Mask values are not transmitted. Page 7 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 8 The DALI devices do not need to be commissioned to operate in this mode. Additionally, the DALI devices must be set to use “DT8 type RGBWAF”. DALI Mask values are transmitted for colour values but not intensity. Page 8 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 9 Four RDM sensors are used to indicate the quantity of commissioned DALI devices that have been discovered on each circuit. (See the DIP Switch Configuration section on page 10 for information regarding the function of Switches 3 and 4). Page 9 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...

  • Page 10: Dip Switch Configuration

    DMX value corresponds to the percentage power level of the fixture. Therefore, any command value above 100 will simply result in 100% power level. Please refer to Table 12 for the dimming curve. DMX Value Switch 1 = On Page 10 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 11 DALI devices can be configured to activate colour change in different ways - for example, linked to the next level change. In this scenario the Activate command is not required (Switch 5 = On). Page 11 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...

  • Page 12: Troubleshooting

    Set the DALI device to DT8 – Colour Temperature temperature control as its default. DALI device only supports XY colour DMXtoDALI does not support this. DALI device only supports Primary-N DMXtoDALI does not support this. colour Page 12 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 13 Intensity Group 10 Intensity Group 10 Intensity Group 11 Intensity Group 11 Intensity Group 12 Intensity Group 12 Intensity Group 13 Intensity Group 13 Intensity Group 14 Intensity Group 14 Intensity Group 15 Intensity Group 15 Page 13 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 14 Intensity Device 36 Intensity Device 14 Intensity Device 37 Intensity Device 15 Intensity Device 38 Intensity Device 16 Intensity Device 39 Intensity Device 17 Intensity Device 40 Intensity Device 18 Intensity Device 41 Intensity Device 19 Page 14 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 15 Intensity Device 56 Intensity Device 34 Intensity Device 57 Intensity Device 35 Intensity Device 58 Intensity Device 36 Intensity Device 59 Intensity Device 37 Intensity Device 60 Intensity Device 38 Intensity Device 61 Intensity Device 39 Page 15 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 16 Intensity Device 58 Intensity Device 14 Intensity Device 15 Intensity Device 59 Intensity Device 16 Intensity Device 60 Intensity Device 17 Intensity Device 61 Intensity Device 18 Intensity Device 62 Intensity Device 19 Intensity Device 63 Page 16 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 17 Intensity Device 19 Intensity Device 61 Intensity Device 20 Intensity Device 62 Intensity Device 21 Intensity Device 63 Intensity Device 22 Scene select Intensity Device 23 Intensity Broadcast Intensity Device 24 Intensity Group 0 Page 17 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 18 Intensity Device 21 Intensity Device 63 Intensity Device 22 Scene select Intensity Device 23 Intensity Broadcast Intensity Device 24 Intensity Group 0 Intensity Device 25 Intensity Group 1 Intensity Device 26 Intensity Group 2 Page 18 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 19 Intensity Device 25 Intensity Group 3 Intensity Device 26 Intensity Group 4 Intensity Device 27 Intensity Group 5 Intensity Device 28 Intensity Group 6 Intensity Device 29 Intensity Group 7 Intensity Device 30 Intensity Group 8 Page 19 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 20 Intensity Device 25 Intensity Device 26 Intensity Device 27 Intensity Device 28 Intensity Device 29 Intensity Device 30 Intensity Device 31 Intensity Device 32 Intensity Device 33 Intensity Device 34 Intensity Device 35 Intensity Device 36 Page 20 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 21 Colour Temperature Group 4 (Cinc) Intensity Group 5 Colour Temperature Group 5 (Cinc) Intensity Group 6 Colour Temperature Group 6 (Cinc) Intensity Group 7 Colour Temperature Group 7 (Cinc) Intensity Group 8 Colour Temperature Group 8 (Cinc) Page 21 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 22 Intensity Group 10 Colour Temperature Group 10 (Cinc) Intensity Group 11 Colour Temperature Group 11 (Cinc) Intensity Group 12 Colour Temperature Group 12 (Cinc) Intensity Group 13 Colour Temperature Group 13 (Cinc) Intensity Group 14 Page 22 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 23 Colour Temperature Group 15 (Cinc) Intensity Group 0 Colour Temperature Group 0 (Cinc) Intensity Group 1 Colour Temperature Group 1 (Cinc) Intensity Group 2 Colour Temperature Group 2 (Cinc) Intensity Group 3 Colour Temperature Group 3 (Cinc) Page 23 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 24 Colour Temperature Group 11 (Cinc) Intensity Group 12 Colour Temperature Group 12 (Cinc) Intensity Group 13 Colour Temperature Group 13 (Cinc) Intensity Group 14 Colour Temperature Group 14 (Cinc) Intensity Group 15 Colour Temperature Group 15 (Cinc) Page 24 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 25 White Broadcast Amber Broadcast Free Broadcast Intensity Broadcast Red Broadcast Green Broadcast Blue Broadcast White Broadcast Amber Broadcast Free Broadcast Intensity Broadcast Red Broadcast Green Broadcast Blue Broadcast White Broadcast Amber Broadcast Free Broadcast Page 25 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 26 Red Group 5 Red Group 11 Green Group 5 Green Group 11 Blue Group 5 Blue Group 11 White Group 5 White Group 11 Amber Group 5 Amber Group 11 Free Group 5 Free Group 11 Page 26 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 27 Red Group 1 Red Group 7 Green Group 1 Green Group 7 Blue Group 1 Blue Group 7 White Group 1 White Group 7 Amber Group 1 Amber Group 7 Free Group 1 Free Group 7 Page 27 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 28 Blue Group 13 Amber Group 3 White Group 13 Free Group 3 Amber Group 13 Intensity Group 4 Free Group 13 Red Group 4 Intensity Group 14 Green Group 4 Red Group 14 Blue Group 4 Page 28 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 29 Intensity Group 10 Green Group 0 Red Group 10 Blue Group 0 Green Group 10 White Group 0 Blue Group 10 Amber Group 0 White Group 10 Free Group 0 Amber Group 10 Intensity Group 1 Page 29 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 30 White Group 6 Free Group 12 Amber Group 6 Intensity Group 13 Free Group 6 Red Group 13 Intensity Group 7 Green Group 13 Red Group 7 Blue Group 13 Green Group 7 White Group 13 Page 30 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 31 Table 10 - Scene conversion DMX Value Scene 01-15 16-31 32-47 48-63 64-79 80-95 96-111 112-127 128-143 144-159 160-175 176-191 192-207 208-223 224-239 240-255 N.B. A DMX value of zero results in no Scene commands. Page 31 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 32 3400 3500 3600 3700 3800 3900 4000 4100 4200 4300 4400 4500 4600 4700 4800 4900 5000 5100 5200 5300 5400 5500 5600 5700 5800 5900 6000 6100 6200 6300 6400 6500 6600 6700 Page 32 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 33 DALI value and y is the DMX value. It is derived from the DALI specification. DMX Value (equals DALI Value DMX Value (equals DALI Value % Device Power) % Device Power) Page 33 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 34 Table 12 - Dimming Curve Translation (continued) DMX Value (equals DALI Value % Device Power) Page 34 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...
  • Page 35 DC fuse: internal resettable fuse for control electronics Ordering Info Product code: DMXtoDALI quad Accessories (not included) PSU-24-2-FER Rail-PSU-D4 Dali-Scope CE Compliance DMXtoDALI quad is CE compliant when installed in a shielded and earthed metal case Page 35 DMXtoDALI quad User Guide...

  • Page 36: Warranty

    Product specific information is available on request. Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Artistic Licence is a member of a WEEE compliance scheme and will happily recycle any of our products that you, at your expense, return to us.