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ADDICT v3.0.1 User Manual DMX512 and RDM (Remote Device Management) Functionality

Note: any changes made to a channel level will instantly affect that channel level in the DMX512

output signal, i.e. the enter button does not need to be pressed to change the output level.

Selectable values:

• Starting Range (lowest value, 1 – 505) – the initial range of values to be displayed on the

screen. Press enter to start generating DMX

512

• 8 x channel levels (0 – 255) – level to be sent for that channel

Test DMX

512

– All Channels

As with Test Channels, the ADDICT

also behaves as a DMX

512

master for All Channels.

All Channels has a similar functionality to Test Channels, except that all channel levels are

changed at once instead of individual channels. The following example shows that all DMX512

channels (1-512) will be set to level 72.

Pressing the increase and decrease button will change the level of all channels, and pressing

enter will cause all channels to continuously fade up and down until enter is pressed again.

Note: the channel level that is selected using All Channels will override any individual levels

selected using Test Channels.

Test DMX

512

– Chase Channels

As with Test Channels, the ADDICT

also behaves as a DMX512 master for Chase Channels.

Chase Channels with DMX512 works the same way as DALI chasing (see page 27) with a couple

of exceptions:

• can only chase by channel (instead of either by addresses or by groups).

• the “step” can also be selected as 0, which will cause all channels between start and end

to “strobe” between 0 and 255 every 2 seconds.

Selectable values:

• Start (1 – 512) – the channel to chase chasing from

• End (1 – 512) – the last channel that will be chased before wrapping-around to the start

channel

• Step (0 – diff between start and end) – how many channels to increment/ decrement by

during chasing (or 0 to strobe). Press enter to start chasing.