PXM PX292 Operation & User’s Manual
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Table of Contents
1 Description...................................................................................................3
2 Safety conditions........................................................................................4
3 Connectors and control elements...........................................................5
4 Programming..............................................................................................6
4.1 Programming of group parameters.........................................................................6
4.1.1 Setting of DMX address....................................................................................7
4.1.2 Feature of output channels...............................................................................7
4.1.3 Programming of individual parameters..........................................................8
4.2 Response to the loss of DMX signal.......................................................................9
4.3 Smoothing function..................................................................................................11
4.4 Screen blanking.........................................................................................................12
4.5 Default settings and device errors.........................................................................13
4.5.1 Restore default settings..................................................................................13
4.5.2 Error message..................................................................................................14
5 Mounting...................................................................................................15
6 Menu scheme...........................................................................................16
7 RDM – available parameters..................................................................17
8 DMX signal connecting...........................................................................19
9 Connection scheme.................................................................................20
10 Dimensions.............................................................................................21
11 Technical data........................................................................................21
Manufacturer reserves the right to make modifications in order to improve device
operation.
PXM Marek Żupnik sp.k.
Podłęże 654
32-003 Podłęże
BDO register number 000005972
tel. +48 12 385 83 06
mail: [email protected]
www.pxm.pl
Rev.1-3
11.12.2020
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PX292 is used for processing DMX-512 signal to analog 4 – 20mA. In
addition to DMX signal decoding, PX292 allows to program unit reaction to
loss of DMX signal. Individually programmable parameters allow for
independent definition of a DMX address from the range 1 – 512 for each
channel.
The device is manufactured in a housing designed for installation in
electrical switchgear DIN rail T35 and powered by 24V DC safety voltage.
From software version 2.06, support for the RDM protocol has been
implemented.
From software version 2.06, support for the RDM protocol has been
implemented.
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PX292 is a device powered by low voltage equal to 24V DC; however,
please observe the following safety rules during its installation and use:
1. The device mat be connected to 24V DC with current-carrying capacity
compatible with technical data.
2. All the conductors should be protected against mechanical and
thermal damage.
3. In the event of damaging any conductor, it should be replaced with
a conductor of the same technical data.
4. Only use a shielded cable for connecting the DMX signal.
5. All repairs and connection of outputs or DMX signal can only be made
with cut off power supply.
6. PX292 should be strictly protected against contact with water and
other liquids.
7. All sudden shocks, particularly dropping, should be avoided.
8. The device cannot be turned on in places with humidity exceeding
90%.
9. The device cannot be used in places with temperature lower than +2°C
or higher than +40°C.
10. Clean with damp cloth only – when the power is off.
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Connectors and control elements
Pin no.
Connection
1
GND (-)
2
GND (-)
13
GND (-)
14
GND (-)
6
OUT 1 (+)
5
OUT 2 (+)
4
OUT 3 (+)
3
OUT 4 (+)
15
OUT 5 (+)
16
OUT 6 (+)
17
OUT 7 (+)
18
OUT 8 (+)
7
DC + power type
8
DC + power type
9
DC + power type
10
DC - power type
11
DC - power type
12
DC - power type
19
DMX IN +
20
DMX IN -
21
DMX IN GND
22
DMX OUT +
23
DMX OUT -
24
DMX OUT GND
5
24V DC
After switching on, the display shows the version of the program. During
the normal operation of demultiplexer, the display shows DMX address. Press
enter to go the main menu, the display shows ALL. Press prev or next to select
the programming menu (ALL, Ind, noS) and press enter to confirm.
Navigating the menus
:
esc
– exits the currently programmed parameter
without saving changes or takes you to a
higher menu level
prev
– takes to a lower menu lever or reduces the
set values
next
– takes to a higher menu level or increase the set values
enter
– takes to device programming function and confirms the set values
4.1
Programming of group parameters
Programming in this menu is common to all channels.
After selecting ALL from the main menu, confirm selection by pressing
enter, then with next or prev select the parameters to be set:
Adr – DMX address of the device
Cur – feature of channel dimming
The next step is to confirm selection by pressing enter. The address or
feature programmed in this way will delete the previous individual settings of
the channels.
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esc
prev
next
enter
4.1.1 Setting of DMX address
PX292 menu allows to set DMX address of the device in the range from
1 to 505.
In order to set DMX address:
1. Set the Adr function
2. By using next or prev set the selected DMX address. In order to accept
the setting, press enter.
4.1.2 Feature of output channels
To adjust the feature for all channels set:
1. From the start menu, go to the group settings menu ALL
2. Press enter again in order to change the settings for all channels
3. Use next to select Cur, this will allow to change the characteristic of
channel dimming
Lin – linear characteristics 4 – 20mA
S_P – switched characteristics (on / off)
uSr – characteristics defined by the user, linear in the range of Min to Max.
Maximum and minimum values can be set in the range from 4 to 20mA.
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ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
NEXT
4.1.3 Programming of individual parameters
PX292 device has the option of individual settings. It allows to assign
each of the eight output channel with any DMX address. It is possible after
selecting Adr. DMX address can be selected within a range from 1 to 512.
It is also possible to set the output characteristics for each channel.
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NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
Response to the loss of DMX signal
This function is used both to protect the system against the
disappearance of DMX signal and to gain a specific state on outputs. After it
has been activated, in case of a lack of DMX signal, the module will perform
the selected function by itself. The reconnecting of DMX signal will
automatically break the performed function, and the module will again be
controlled by DMX signal.
In order to start the function, enter
noS
option
:
1. From the start menu go to the noS and press enter
2. Use the next or prev buttons to select the device behavior for DMX
signal loss
The following options are available:
Pr1 – Pr2 – starting program 1 or 2
on – switching all outputs on 100%
oFF – complete switch-off of outputs
HLd – holding the last DMX value
Sc1 – Sc4 – scene 1, 2, 3 or 4
Up to 10 steps can be created in the program (F01 – F10), in each step it
is possible to define the values of output channels (CH1 – CH8) in the range
from 0 to 255. Additionally, in each step you can define its duration (Spd) in
the range of 0,1 – 99,9 seconds. In the step it is also possible to set the
transition smoothness (FAd) in the range from 0 (step transition) to 100
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(completely fluid transition). It is possible to reduce the number of program
steps, for this purpose, for this purpose, in step which should be last and after
this step followed first step, select the on option in the End menu.
In each of the four scenes, you can program the values of each of the
eight output channels separately in the range from 0 to 255.
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ENTER
2 x NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
PREV
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
PREV
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
PREV
ENTER
ENTER
The device also has the smoothing option. Smoothing allows for smooth
color changes. When this option is enabled, switching between successive
DMX values sent to channels is smooth, which prevents abrupt changes in
voltage.
In order to start the smoothing function, enter the
Sth
option
:
1. From the start menu go to the Sth settings and press enter
2. Use the next or prev buttons to select the smoothing function and
confirm with the enter button
The enabled smoothing function can slightly slow down the device
response to the change of DMX signal, so it is possible to switch off this
option. In order to switch off smoothing, select diS parameter and confirm the
selection with enter. The range from 1 to 7 are the levels of smoothing.
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ENTER
3 x NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
The device has been equipped with the option of switching off backlight
of the screen. This is provided by the SCr option. By using it, the display is
switched off approx 60 seconds of inactivity (button unused). The device still
operates without interfering with other parameters. Use any button to restore
the backlight.
In order to activate the screen blanking function:
1. From the start menu enter the SCr settings and press enter
2. With next or prev change the values to on and confirm with enter
Similarly, you should follow in order to
switch off this function, but then selecting
oFF.
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ENTER
4 x NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
Default settings and device errors
If you have any difficulty accessing the device menu, e.g. it is not possible
to enter a particular menu level or it is necessary to restore the device to its
default settings, follow the instructions below.
In the first case, when a particular menu level cannot be accessed or
menu items are displayed incorrectly, this may indicate that a saving-in-
memory error has occurred. In such a case, try to restore the device to its
default settings before sending the PX292 to the service center. If, after
restoring to its default settings, the device still does not operate correctly,
please send it to our service center.
4.5.1 Restore default settings
To restore the device to its default settings, press and hold the previous
key while switching on the device. One of the messages that will be displayed
will say dFl, which means successful restoring to default settings (the
previous key has to be held down while powering on the device, until the dFl
message is displayed).
If this message is accepted by pressing enter, the default settings will be
restored. The user can also exit this menu level without restoring the default
settings. In order to do this, press the escape key.
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ESC
PRESSED PREV
ENTER
Please note that after restoring to default settings, all the operating
parameters of the device will revert to the following ones:
•
DMX address: 1
•
no signal: oFF
•
smooth: diS (off)
•
screen saver: oFF
4.5.2 Error message
The device is equipped with a built-in memory work control function.
If there are problems with the memory operation on the PX292 display, the Err
message appears – memory error.
In this situation, select the enter key. The device will reload the default
configuration and upload it to the memory. If after this operation, the Err
message remains on the screen, the memory is permanently damaged and
the unit must be sent to the service point.
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PX292 is installed on the mounting rail T35 in order to provide stable
position and comfortable access to the device.
Installation on the mounting rail:
1. Set PX292 diagonally to the rail by hooking the two supports on the
rear panel of the unit on the upper part of the assembly strip.
2. Pull the latch down using a screwdriver.
3. Attach the device to the rail, still holding a screwdriver in a latch.
4. Release the latch.
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3
2
6
Menu scheme
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ENTER
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
ENTER
NEXT
RDM – available parameters
The PX292 supports the DMX – RDM protocol. DMX protocol allows only
of a one-way data transmission, while its extension the RDM protocol can
transmit information in two directions. This makes possible to simultaneously
send and receive information, and hence the possibility of monitoring
activities of the compatible devices. Thanks to RDM some available settings
of compatible devices may be programmed using this protocol.
List of supported RDM parameters by PX292:
Parameter name
PiD
Description
SUPPORTED_PARAMETERS
0x0050
all supported parameters
PARAMETER_DESCRIPTION
0x0051
description of additional
parameters
DEVICE_INFO
0x0060
information concerning the device
SOFTWARE_VERSION_LABEL
0x00C0 firmware version of the device
DMX_START_ADDRESS *
0x00F0
DMX starting address;
Range 1 – 512
IDENTIFY_DEVICE *
0x1000
device identification;
Two states are possible:
identification disabled (value 0x00)
and identification enabled (value
0x01)
DEVICE_MODEL_
DESCRIPTION
0x0080
device description, e.g. name
MANUFACTURER_LABEL
0x0081
manufacturer description, e.g.
name
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additional device description;
It is possible to enter an additional
device description using up to 32
ASCII characters
FACTORY_DEFAULTS
0x0090
device default settings
PERSONALITY
0x00E0
DMX operational mode
PERSONALITY_
DESCRIPTION
0x00E1
description of individual
operational modes
SMOOTH_OFF/1/2/3/4/5 *
0x801A selecting an option for the Smooth
function
NO_SIGNAL_OFF/ON/HLD/S
*
0x801C selection of operating mode for no
DMX signal
OUTPUT_RANGE_MIN_40-200
*
0x804A minimum value in the user-defined
characteristic, set from 40 to 200
OUTPUT_RANGE_MAX_40-
200 *
0x804B
maximum value in the user-defined
characteristic, set from 40 to 200
SCREENSAVER_ON/OFF *
0x8024
screen saver setting
SERIAL_NUMBER
0x8030
device serial number
CURVE_0/1/2 *
0x8049
setting the characteristics of the
output channels
(Lin, Switch, User)
* - editable parameter
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DMX signal connecting
PX292 have to be connected to DMX line in serial mode, with no branches
on DMX control cable. That means that DMX line, from the signal source,
must be connected to DMX IN pins of PX292 and later, directly from DMX OUT
pins to the next device in DMX chain.
If the PX292 is the last DMX chain receiver there should be terminator
(resistor 120 Ohm) mounted between "+" and "-" pins of DMX OUT section.
DMX IN
DMX OUT
-
-
+
+
GND
GND
CORRECT
DMX-512 input
DMX-512 output
DMX IN
DMX OUT
-
-
+
+
GND
GND
WRONG
DMX-512 line
DMX IN
DMX OUT
-
-
+
+
GND
GND
TERMINATOR CONNECTION
DMX-512 input
120 Ohm
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24 V DC
DC OK
terminator
DMX controller
e.g. PX333
4-20mA
4-20mA
4-20mA
4-20mA
4-20mA
4-20mA
24V DC
DMX Demux 8
11 Technical data
type
PX292
power supply
24V DC
number of DMX channels
512
RDM protocol
yes (from version 2.06)
number of output channels
8
output sockets
screw terminals
outputs load
4 – 20mA / channel
current consumption
max. 230mA
weight
0.14kg
dimensions
width: 70mm
height: 86mm
depth: 60mm
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60 mm
86 mm
70 mm
46 mm
24V DC
DMX Demux 8
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
PXM Marek Żupnik spółka komandytowa
Podłęże 654, 32-003 Podłęże
we declare that our product:
Product name:
DMX/4-20mA Interface
Product code:
PX292
meets the requirements of the following standards, as well as harmonised
standards:
PN-EN IEC 63000:2019-01
PN-EN 61000-4-2:2011
PN-EN IEC 61000-6-1:2019-03
PN-EN 61000-6-3:2008
EN IEC 63000:2018
EN 61000-4-2:2009
EN IEC 61000-6-1:2019
EN 61000-6-3:2007
and meets the essential requirements of the following directives:
2011/65/UE DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 8 June 2011 on the
restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment
Text with EEA relevance.
2014/30/UE DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 26 February 2014 on
the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility (recast)
Text with EEA relevance.
mgr inż. Marek Żupnik.
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