DMX/ONE

Single Channel DMX Decoders Cards
  DMX512 Problem Solvers From Goddard Design
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product drawing Goddard Design Co. is pleased to offer these additions to our line of DMX512 solutions. These single channel cards provide a simple and inexpensive answer to interfacing individual items to your DMX512 system. It's the ideal approach for interfacing the mirror ball - practicals - feeds to house lights - dimmers mounted to scenery. Ideal for any situations where you have a stand alone 0-10 volt unit or stand alone switch closure unit that has to dance to the DMX tune.

These cards require a user provided DMX connector and a small transformer or source of DC voltage.  Mounting is by two #28 holes that may also be used with mounting brackets for edge mounting. The mounting holes are centered on the front edge of the card. The center to center distance is 2.3". The holes are set back .25" from the edge of the card. Each card is about 1" high.



DMX/ONE - Decoder:
Pin Function
1 Shield ( XLR1 data common)
2 - Data ( XLR2)
3 +Data ( XLR3)
4 Output Common
5 0-10 DC out 
6 (1) PS 0 volts
7 (2) PS AC in or DC +
8 (3) PS AC in or DC+
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1 Solid state relay drive
2 Relay Common

This single channel decoder converts DMX512 to a 0 to 10 volt signal, and features full 512 channel addressing via 3 on board decimal address switches. The DMX1 provides LED displays for monitoring power and data. It may be set to hold last frame or set to send black in the event of a data failure.

Link Settings
LK1 A Blackout on DMX failure. (factory default)
LK1 B Hold last transmission on DMX failure.

There is a second output on DMX/One - Decoder. It is designed to drive a solid state relay (5 mA Max). It may be of use when the DMX/ONE is used to drive florescent dimming ballasts or similar loads.

LK2 A Relay drive high if addressed slot is 10% or greater.
LK2B Relay drive high if addressed slot plus 1 is 10% or greater

Power requirements:
A center tapped transformer providing two outputs of 8 to10 VAC at 80mA or a supply of 12 VDC at 60mA.

External connections are made via an eight pin and a two pin header. Mating IDC connectors are ITW Pancon CE100F24-8,( CE100F24-2) AMP MTA 644775-8 (AMP MTA 644775-2), and AMP HE14-8 27176-8 (AMP HE14-8 27176-2)

 Part: FD DMX0NE D - Price $170.00    




DMX/ONE - Relay:Relay Card Photo
Pin Function
1 Shield (XLR1 data common)
2 - Data ( XLR2)
3 +Data ( XLR3)
4 Relay 1
5 Relay 2
6 (1) PS 0 volts
7 (2) PS AC in or DC +
8 (3) PS AC in or DC+


This single channel decoder provides DMX512 to a single relay, normally open, switched at 50%. It features full 512 channel addressing by means of on board code switches as well as displays for power and data. It may be set to hold last frame or set to open the contact in the event of a DMX data failure.

LK1 A Blackout on DMX failure. (factory default)
LK1 B Hold last transmission on DMX failure.

The relay is rated for 1 amp at 30VDC or less.

Power requirements:
A center tapped transformer providing two outputs of 8 to 10 VAC at 70mA or a supply of 9 VDC at 50mA.

External connections are made via an eight pin header. Mating IDC connectors are ITW Pancon CE100F24-8, AMP MTA 644775-8, and AMP HE14-8 27176-8, (aka) RS (532-254).

 Part: FD DMX0NE R Price $170.00    


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51 Nassau Ave. -Brooklyn NY 11222 USA
718 599-0170 - 718 599-0172 fax- http://www.goddarddesign.com © copyright Goddard Design Co. 2000

product drawing
On relay card the dimension shown as 1.70 is 2 inches.


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51 Nassau Ave.
Brooklyn NY 11222 USA
718 599-0170 718 599-0172 fax
http://www.goddarddesign.com
© copyright Goddard Design Co. 1998
Last edit  Nov 22, 2015