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Difference between revisions of "USB DMX"
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* The data is buffered in the device, and the device handles the timings itself | * The data is buffered in the device, and the device handles the timings itself | ||
| − | LLA has no driver for this device (8/1 2007) | + | LLA and DMX4Linu has no driver for this device (8/1 2007), but the protocol is documented. |
| − | + | There is a schematic for this device. | |
[[Category:USB]] | [[Category:USB]] | ||
Revision as of 13:50, 8 January 2007
Link: http://www.usbdmx.com/usb_dmx_interface.html
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The interface has the following key features.
- USB Bus powered
- DMX lines galvanically opto-isolated from the USB bus
- DMX lines over voltage protected, and current limited
- Simultaneously send and receive up to 512 channels
- Minimal host computer resource needed
- Firmware updatable over USB
- High quality resilient line drivers
- Heavy duty powder coated steel case
- Affordable and easy to build
- Compatible with all major O/S (refers to driver for USB to serial interface)
- The data is buffered in the device, and the device handles the timings itself
LLA and DMX4Linu has no driver for this device (8/1 2007), but the protocol is documented.
There is a schematic for this device.
