1.This multi-functional DMX processing amplifier has 8 outputs and two inputs. Each input has a three-core Cannon socket and a five-core Cannon socket.
2.The DMX processing amplifier has four operating modes. Three LEDs indicate which state is working.
Mode 1 (one input and eight output): eight outputs followed by the first DMX input
Mode 2 (one in and four out): The first input is assigned to output from 1 to 4. 2nd input distribution output to 5 to 8
(Equivalent to two one-in-four-out amplifiers)
Mode 3 (one input and eight output): This mode defaults to the first output when there is a signal on the first input.
Automatically select and output the second signal when there is no signal on the first
Mode 4 (combining two input signals) M3 flashes
This mode compares two channels of data with the same address. Big output, small give up
Mode button cycle between mode 1 to 4 Mode 4 flashes for M3 led
3.The signal mode of the amplifier is switched on and off by the DMX output button.
Function is ON When a signal is input, a signal is output. When the input is absent, the output receives the last frame of data.
(No matter whether there is a signal or not, the corresponding output always has a signal output)
The function is closed. There is a signal corresponding to the input and a signal output. There is no signal at the input and no signal at the output.
4.The 8-bit LED on the back lights up or blinks to indicate that there is a signal output on the channel. Off means no signal is output from this channel.
5. The amplifier has two buttons, each of which changes the corresponding function, and records the current working state after 30 seconds without operating the button.
Mode button cycle between mode 1 to 4 Mode 4 flashes for M3 led