One or two bi-directional DMX-512A ports. Legacy protocol support on select models. Art-Net I, II, & 3 and Streaming ACN E1.31. Compact portable unit for DMX-on-Demand™. Supremely affordable without sacrificing any of the performance, the DIN-ODE Mk2 provides1 Universe of bi. If you plan to make modifications to my Art-Net I, II, 3 & 4: sACN E1.31: RDM E1.20 Enttec Pro Compatible: Art-Net Sync / sACN Universe SyncThe DIN RAIL DMX-Artnet node provides 1 universe of bi-directional DMX to Ethernet conversion, perfect for distributing DMX signals over a network. A unique bracket accessory allows for alternative fixing methods if required.Schematic and Construction. Easy to install this small half width, 1RU housing Node just synchronously outputs 2 DMX universes from any grandMA3 session, wherever needed. Also regarding ground loop - Isolation circuit is not needed for me as I pan to place the Pi as near to the lights as possible getting the power from the same outlet, and the the ethernet is already Isolated.The grandMA3 2Port Node is the smallest solution for converting Ethernet to DMX data. I made a custom PCB with an ADM485, taking the power supply from the 5V line, and the signal from the TX of the Pi to DI, set the ADM485 to send mode by connecting both DE and RE pins to 5V with a pull up resistor, then soldered a 3 pin XLR directly to the output.Īs I am not receiving data the 120R terminator is not needed on the sender side. If you are into DIY, I have made a fully working artnet to dmx converter with a raspberry pi and OLA, that works nicely with resolume.įor the setup and some schematics see here. (and BTW Enttec shipping policy limits possibility to get one of thous devices in some countries, like for example Russia ) Of course it not suitable for pro level applications, but if I need to drive just few LED PAR in small space to addition for projections, Open DMX controller can be perfect solution.įor me, Resolume USB DMX feature looks a bit useless because it supports only on 2 very specific device It's so many devices on market, easy to get one or you can simply build one yourself (DIY) for 10-20$. It's will be nice to have Open DMX supported in Resolume. I think Resolume will not work with virtually any cheap USB DMX interfaces, because mostly all of them based on the FTDI 232 (USB to serial converter) + MAX485 (RS485) chip, including EntTec Open DMX USB Resolume detect Open DMX USB devices as USB PRO (I think it's mean Enttec USB PRO), and even send signal on it (FTDI chip receiving some signals), but the signal not make it to physical DMX output, because Enttec USB PRO have a bit different hardware, unlike Open DMX. I have tried few Open DMX USB device with Arena 5.0.1:

Enttec open dmx usb 512