Product Description
The PXM PX245 is an amazing DMX - 512 sound - to - light converter. It's the ultimate answer for syncing music and lighting. PXM's PX245 is a top - notch, customizable driver that links music with lighting control. It's the sole device of its kind from PXM. Housed in a 6 - module rail case with a color LCD screen, programming and operating it is a breeze. It can work independently or be controlled by DMX, offering 16 fully programmable settings that can also adjust audio signal processing. There's a USB input for easy computer communication, and PXM has developed software for convenient setup on Windows computers. Key features include being a unique audio - to - DMX - 512 protocol converter, enabling immersive music - lighting synchronization, having an intuitive control case, multiple operation modes, a USB port, and support from PXM's software. Technical specs: 1 DMX IN/1 DMX OUT, 4 ON/OFF control inputs, 1 audio input, output connectors like terminal blocks, RCA socket, and USB. Input sensitivity ranges from 200 mV (RMS) to 1,6 V (RMS), with 8 digital filters from 31 Hz to 8 kHz. It has 16 programmable configurations, can be configured via PC, runs on 12V DC, consumes 300mA, and has dimensions of 105 (6 DIN rail modules) x 85 x 60 mm.
Using the PXM PX245 is easy. First, connect the audio input to your sound source. You can use the DMX IN/OUT lines to connect it to other lighting devices if you want it to work in a larger system. You can also operate it independently. There are 16 programmable configurations. You can use the color LCD screen to set these up. If you prefer, connect it to a Windows computer via the USB port and use PXM's software for configuration. When it comes to power, make sure to use a 12V DC power supply. As for maintenance, keep it in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you have any problems, check the connections first. If issues persist, refer to the technical specifications in the product description or contact PXM's support team.
