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Summary of Contents for PXM PX815-2/-L0
- Page 1 PX815-2 / -L0 PX815-3 / -L0 DMX/Relay Interface 2ch DMX/Relay Interface 3ch User manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
10 Programming...................19 11 Connection scheme................20 12 Dimensions....................22 13 Technical data..................23 Manufacturer reserves the right to make modifications in order to improve device operation. PXM Marek Żupnik sp.k. Podłęże 654 tel. +48 12 385 83 06 32-003 Podłęże mail: info@pxm.pl Rev.1-1 BDO register number 000005972 www.pxm.pl... -
Page 3: Description
Description DMX/Relay Interface is a relay controlled by DMX-512 signal available in two versions: 2 or 3 channels. In the version with two channels, the possible output load is 16A / channel, while in the version with three channels up to 13A / channel. -
Page 4: Safety Conditions
Safety conditions PX815 is a device powered by 12 – 24V DC safety voltage, however, during its installation and use 230V AC voltage may be used, which may result in electric shock if the safety rules are not followed. The following rules must be strictly observed: 1. - Page 5 11. The device cannot be used in places with temperature lower than +2°C or higher than +40°C. 12. Clean with damp duster only – the PX815 must be completely disconnected from the power supply and control connectors at this time. 13.
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Page 6: Connectors And Control Elements
Connectors and control elements DMX output DMX input power supply 12 - 24V DC control LEDs for control connectors display DMX LED programming buttons control connectors NOTE! The layout of the connectors and LED signaling in the PX815-2 may differ from the version presented in the description of the connectors and control elements above (PX815-3). -
Page 7: Designation Of Displayed Messages
Designation of displayed messages DMX address of a device – a basic item in the MENU information about the use of the L0 processor – appears when starting the device DMX address setting no DMX signal response method selection turning on the output turning off the output maintaining the last value before the disappearance of the DMX signal... -
Page 8: Device Programming
Device programming After you switch on the module, its display shows the program version for a brief moment. To access the main menu, press enter, and the display will show Adr. Press previous or next to select the appropriate menu and press enter to confirm your selection. -
Page 9: Dmx Address
5.3 DMX address In the PX815 device menu, you can set the DMX address in groups for all output channels at once in the range 1 – 512. NOTE! If, after setting the address, the channels go beyond the DMX addressing, they will be assigned to channel 512. -
Page 10: No Dmx Signal Response
5.4 No DMX signal response In the menu you can set the reaction of the device to the disappearance of DMX signal for each channel individually. The possible options are: OFF – switching off the channel, • On – switching on the channel, •... -
Page 11: Hysteresis Thresholds
5.5 Hysteresis thresholds The device can employ hysteresis which prevents relay contact vibration during switching on and off. Two hysteresis thresholds are applied, one for switching to the On position, the other – to the OFF position. If the OFF hysteresis threshold is below the On, a normal characteristic is obtained. -
Page 12: Temperature Limitation
ON > OFF OFF > ON output output threshold threshold threshold threshold DMX values DMX values 5.6 Temperature limitation You can read the device temperature in the menu. The value is expressed in [°C]. ENTER 3 x NEXT ENTER The device has implemented switching off the device after exceeding the temperature of +80°C. -
Page 13: Default Settings And Device Errors
The operation of this function is shown in the diagram below: state 70°C 80°C temperature 5.7 Default settings and device errors If you have any difficulty accessing the device menu, e.g. it is not possible to enter a particular menu level or it is necessary to restore the device to its default settings, follow the instructions below. -
Page 14: Restore Default Settings
Temperature measurement error messages: – thermistor shorted • – missing thermistor or thermistor open • NOTE! The messages appear in the temperature readout menu. If the above messages are displayed, send the device to the service center. 5.7.1 Restore default settings In order to restore the settings to default, go to the menu and hold the enter button for about 2 seconds. -
Page 15: Button Control
Button control The combination of the esc (pressed) + next / prev / enter (1 x click) buttons allows to activate buttons or deactivate control channels. esc + prev – enable or disable channel 1 esc + next – enable or disable channel 2 esc + enter –... -
Page 16: Dmx Signal Connecting
The device update was also presented in detail on our YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSlFGeXVR_k DMX signal connecting PX815 have to be connected to DMX line in serial mode, with no branches on DMX control cable. That means the DMX line, from the signal source, must be connected to DMX IN pins of PX815 and later, directly from DMX THRU pins to the next device in DMX chain. -
Page 17: Rdm - Available Parameters
RDM – available parameters The PX815 supports the DMX-RDM protocol. DMX protocol allows only of a one-way data transmission, while its extension the RDM protocol can transmit information in two directions. This makes possible to simultaneously send and receive information, and hence the possibility of monitoring activities of the compatible devices. - Page 18 Parameter name Description additional device description; It is possible to enter an additional DEVICE_LABEL * 0x0082 device description using up to 32 ASCII characters. FACTORY_DEFAULTS 0x0090 device default settings PERSONALITY 0x00E0 DMX operational mode PERSONALITY_ description of individual 0x00E1 DESCRIPTION operational modes information on the selected SENSOR_DEFINITION...
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Page 19: Programming
10 Programming ENTER ENTER NEXT NEXT ENTER ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT ENTER NEXT ENTER Pressed ENTER NEXT ENTER NEXT ENTER ENTER ENTER Example serial number: 21 187 004... -
Page 20: Connection Scheme
11 Connection scheme a) connecting device with power supply, DMX controller and outputs with different phases overcurrent overcurrent fuse 16A fuse 16A 230 V AC 230 V AC (phase 1) (phase 2) receivers, e.g. lamps NOTE! The layout of the connectors and LED signaling in PX815-3 may differ from the version shown in the example connection diagram above (PX815-2). - Page 21 b) connecting device with outputs with one phase overcurrent fuse 13A 230 V AC receivers, e.g. lamps NOTE! The layout of the connectors and LED signaling in PX815-2 may differ from the version shown in the example connection diagram above (PX815-3). NOTE! A time interval of ~100ms has been implemented between the switching on of successive outputs.
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Page 22: Dimensions
12 Dimensions NOTE! The layout of the connectors and LED signaling in PX815-2 may differ from the version shown in the technical drawing above (PX815-3). -
Page 23: Technical Data
13 Technical data PX815-2 PX815-2-L0 type PX815-3 PX815-3-L0 DMX channels RDM protocol support power supply 12 – 24V DC power consumption without load max. 2W PX815-2: 2 number of output channels PX815-3: 3 PX815-2: 16A / channel output load PX815-3: 13A / channel relay voltage max. - Page 24 Podłęże, 20.05.2021 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY PXM Marek Żupnik spółka komandytowa Podłęże 654, 32-003 Podłęże we declare that our product: Product name: DMX/Relay Interface 2ch DMX/Relay Interface 3ch Product code: PX815-2 PX815-2-L0 PX815-3 PX815-3-L0 meets the requirements of the following standards, as well as harmonised...
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