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AVE DMX-STATIONWRIP Wireless DMX Receiver
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DMX-STATIONWRIP
The AVE DMX-STATIONWRIP Wireless DMX Receiver delivers professional wireless DMX512 reception with zero latency and a 500m line-of-sight range. It provides stable real-time signal decoding over W-DMX 2.4GHz technology. The unit includes a 79-channel frequency hopping system and plug-and-play 3-pin XLR output for reliable lighting control.
The AVE DMX-STATIONWRIP Wireless DMX Receiver delivers stable, real-time DMX512 signal reception without the need for physical cabling between lighting consoles and fixtures. It ensures accurate and reliable wireless lighting control with zero latency for professional stage use.
Operating on W-DMX 2.4GHz ISM technology, the receiver features 79-channel frequency hopping at 1100 hops per second with GFSK modulation. This provides strong anti-interference performance and allows multiple wireless systems to run in the same venue without signal conflict.
A 32-bit ARM processor with DMA real-time processing ensures fast and precise DMX decoding, delivering performance equivalent to wired connections for demanding lighting environments. With a 3-pin XLR output and up to 500m line-of-sight wireless range, the DMX-STATIONWRIP is ideal for concerts, theatres, clubs, and large-scale lighting installations requiring dependable wireless DMX reception.
- Wireless DMX512 receiver for lighting systems
- W-DMX 2.4GHz ISM band operation
- Zero-latency real-time signal reception
- 79-channel frequency hopping system
- 1100 hops per second anti-interference design
- 32-bit ARM processor with DMA processing
- Supports multiple wireless groups simultaneously
- Up to 500m line-of-sight range
- Plug-and-play 3-pin XLR output
- Designed for professional stage and installation use
| Additional Information | Device Type: Wireless DMX512 Receiver Protocol: W-DMX (2.4GHz ISM band) Frequency System: 79-channel frequency hopping Hop Rate: 1100 hops/sec Processor: 32-bit ARM with DMA processing Range: Up to 500m (line of sight) Latency: Zero delay DMX Output: 3-pin XLR Power Input: AC 100–230V Modulation: GFSK wireless transmission Operating Temperature: -40°C to +85°C Humidity: 5% – 95% RH Indicators: LED status system Antenna: External N-type |
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| Main Sub Category | Lighting |
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