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75.228.47.211 at 21:52, 23 January 2010

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wiki links to DMX

90.185.54.180: Mentioned the most important aspects of RDM in brief, link to wikipedia

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Mentioned the most important aspects of RDM in brief, link to wikipedia

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Beier at 20:54, 16 August 2008

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24.7.56.125 at 01:55, 14 January 2007

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RDM or Remote Device Management is an extention to DMX that allows for bi-directional communication with DMX devices. RDM will enable features such as device discovery, status monitoring and remote configuration.

Each RDM enabled device is assigned a 6 byte UID comprising of a 2 byte manufacturers ID and a 4 byte serial number.

<b>External Links:</b>

* http://www.rdmprotocol.org/

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	Official name: ANSI/ESTA E1.20, Entertainment Technology - Remote Device Management over USITT DMX512		Official name: ANSI/ESTA E1.20, Entertainment Technology - Remote Device Management over USITT DMX512

−	An effort is ~~underway~~ to develop an RDM over ACN protocol, see [[E1.33]]	+	An effort is under way to develop an RDM over ACN protocol, see [[E1.33]]

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-<b>External Links:</b>
+===External Links===
 * http://www.rdmprotocol.org/
-* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RDM_(lighting)
+* [[wp:RDM_(lighting)|RDM on Wikipedia]]
 [[Category:Definitions]]

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		+	An effort is underway to develop an RDM over ACN protocol, see [[E1.33]]

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-RDM or Remote Device Management is an extension to DMX that allows for bi-directional communication with DMX devices.
+RDM or Remote Device Management is an extension to [[DMX]] that allows for bi-directional communication with DMX devices.
 RDM will enable features such as device discovery, status monitoring and remote configuration.
-The same data link used for basic DMX is used bidirectional for RDM (i.e. link 2 is still unused)
+The same data link used for basic DMX is used bidirectional for RDM (i.e. link 2 in cables/connectors is still unused).
-The DMX controller decides which device/fixture is allowed to send RDM data back to the controller. The Controller sends RDM commands by making a packet with start code 0xCC (instead of 0, which is used for the basic lighting control).
+The [[DMX]] controller decides which device/fixture is allowed to send RDM data back to the controller. The Controller sends RDM commands by making a packet with start code 0xCC (instead of 0, which is used for the basic lighting control).
 Each RDM enabled device is assigned a 6 byte UID comprising of a 2 byte manufacturers ID and a 4 byte serial number. It is used to identify all devices on a universe (enumeration process) and sending RDM commands to them, e.g. to set their DMX address from the DMX controller.

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-RDM or Remote Device Management is an extension to DMX that allows for bi-directional communication with DMX devices. RDM will enable features such as device discovery, status monitoring and remote configuration.
+RDM or Remote Device Management is an extension to DMX that allows for bi-directional communication with DMX devices.
-Each RDM enabled device is assigned a 6 byte UID comprising of a 2 byte manufacturers ID and a 4 byte serial number.
+The same data link used for basic DMX is used bidirectional for RDM (i.e. link 2 is still unused)
-Official name:
+The DMX controller decides which device/fixture is allowed to send RDM data back to the controller. The Controller sends RDM commands by making a packet with start code 0xCC (instead of 0, which is used for the basic lighting control).
 ANSI/ESTA E1.20, Entertainment Technology - Remote Device Management over USITT DMX512
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 * http://www.rdmprotocol.org/
 [[Category:Definitions]]

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	Each RDM enabled device is assigned a 6 byte UID comprising of a 2 byte manufacturers ID and a 4 byte serial number.		Each RDM enabled device is assigned a 6 byte UID comprising of a 2 byte manufacturers ID and a 4 byte serial number.
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		+	ANSI/ESTA E1.20, Entertainment Technology - Remote Device Management over USITT DMX512
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	* http://www.rdmprotocol.org/		* http://www.rdmprotocol.org/
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−	RDM or Remote Device Management is an ~~extention~~ to DMX that allows for bi-directional communication with DMX devices. RDM will enable features such as device discovery, status monitoring and remote configuration.	+	RDM or Remote Device Management is an extension to DMX that allows for bi-directional communication with DMX devices. RDM will enable features such as device discovery, status monitoring and remote configuration.

	Each RDM enabled device is assigned a 6 byte UID comprising of a 2 byte manufacturers ID and a 4 byte serial number.		Each RDM enabled device is assigned a 6 byte UID comprising of a 2 byte manufacturers ID and a 4 byte serial number.