Product Description
The PXM PX387 is an incredibly versatile 512-channel SwitchDimm DMX lighting control device. It can work hand - in - hand with the PX314 dimmer as an extension module, or it can operate all by itself as a DMX signal controller. With 512 controllable channels, you can easily switch them on or off, or fine - tune them using the slider, giving you amazing flexibility. You can quickly see which channels are active or inactive. Create up to 16 customizable zones with assigned channels, adjust the order of zones, and change the button size according to your needs. It comes with two account types - administrator and user - each with different access levels to functions. The PX387 uses a LAN connection to communicate. Connect it to an Accesspoint, and you can control it effortlessly from your Android smartphone. Key Features: Versatile design for cooperation with PX314 or independent operation; 512 channels for precise on/off or slider - based control; Real - time visibility of channel status; Creation of 16 customizable zones; Adjustable button size and zone order; Dual accounts with different access; LAN connection for easy Android smartphone control via Accesspoint. Technical Specifications: DMX IN/OUT channels: 0/512; Power Supply: 12 - 24V DC; Current Consumption: 70mA for 12V DC, 40mA for 24V DC; Weight: 0.11 kg; Dimensions: Width: 70mm (4 DIN rail modules), Height: 86mm, Depth: 60mm.
Using the PXM PX387 is easy. First, connect it to a power supply between 12 - 24V DC. Then, establish a LAN connection. If you want to control it from your Android smartphone, connect it to an Accesspoint. To create zones, simply assign channels to them, and you can adjust the order of zones and button size as you like. As for the two account types, if you're the administrator, you have full access to all functions. Regular users have limited access. When using it, make sure the power supply is stable to avoid malfunctions. For maintenance, keep it in a dry and clean place. Wipe it gently with a dry cloth if it gets dirty. Also, check the LAN connection regularly to ensure smooth operation.
