Product Description
The PX345+ is an outstanding compact DMX lighting controller tailored for users aiming to manage intricate lighting setups. As an advanced architectural lighting controller, it unlocks numerous control possibilities through its programmable features. It seamlessly manages lighting, multimedia, and other devices operating on the DMX protocol. With a single DMX output line, it provides up to 128 channels and can trigger multiple configurations at once.
This content - centric device offers a wide range of triggering options, including an astronomical clock, a real - time clock, programmed timers, digital inputs, mobile device apps, and the Modbus protocol. You're in full control with the PX345+.
Programming this device is a breeze, thanks to the state - of - the - art PxDesigner Windows application. The built - in library in PxDesigner simplifies project visualization. It allows you to distribute devices on a graphic project, making it easy to create complex light shows that can even be synced with sound. The PX345+ is your go - to tool for creating dynamic light shows.
**Key Features**
- Advanced architectural lighting control with the PX345+ model.
- Capable of handling complex lighting systems.
- Programmable functions for controlling lighting, multimedia, and DMX protocol devices.
- One DMX output line with 128 channels for multiple configurations.
- Various triggering options such as astronomical clock, real - time clock, timers, digital inputs, mobile apps, and Modbus protocol.
- Paired with the sophisticated PxDesigner Windows PC application.
- Built - in library in PxDesigner helps design complex and sound - synced light shows.
**Technical Specifications**
- DMX IN/OUT channels: 0/128
- ON/OFF control inputs: 16
- Configuration Via PC: LAN
- Scenes: 251000
- Programs: 512
- Sequences: 128
- Timers: 1024
- Power Consumption: max. 6 W
- Power Supply: 12 – 24 V DC
- Weight: 0.3 kg
- Dimensions: Width 157mm (9 DIN rail modules), Height 86mm, Depth 60mm
Using the PX345+ is quite straightforward. First, make sure it's properly powered with a 12 - 24 V DC power supply. Then, connect it to your PC via LAN for configuration. Open the PxDesigner Windows application on your computer. This application is your key to programming the controller.
To start creating a light show, use the built - in library in PxDesigner. You can easily distribute devices on a graphic project here. You can also synchronize your light show with sound for an even more immersive experience.
When it comes to triggering the light show, you have several options. You can use the astronomical clock to set lighting based on the time of day, the real - time clock for precise timing, programmed timers for scheduled events, digital inputs for external control, mobile device apps for on - the - go control, or the Modbus protocol for more complex setups.
Some important things to keep in mind: Don't exceed the maximum power consumption of 6 W. When handling the device, be gentle as it weighs only 0.3 kg. And always ensure that your power supply is within the 12 - 24 V DC range.
For maintenance, keep the device in a clean and dry environment. Periodically check the connections to make sure they are secure. If you encounter any issues, refer back to the PxDesigner application or contact the manufacturer's support team.
