DMX 512/1990

The DMX 512/1990 is a digital data transmission standard for dimmers and controllers operating in DC mode. It can manage up to 512 channels. Data is transmitted in packets. Each package updates all built-in devices. Each package consists of up to 513 frames that mark the beginning and end of each package. We do not access the devices directly, but the information we send to the device is defined in a specific framework of each package. The DMX standard is widely used in theatres, discos, and clubs because many special lamps, strobe lamps, fog machines, and other devices implement it onboard.

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