Ethernet to DMX/RDM Converter

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Q: What does the DX10 convert?

It takes 10 universes of Art-Net, sACN or ESP and splits them across 12 DMX/RDM output ports (10 rear plus 2 mirrored front).

Q: What output protocol does the DX10 use, and how many channels?

Outputs are USITT DMX512/1990 with RDM , up to 5120 channels (10 universes × 512).

Q: Can the DX10 merge multiple sources?

Yes — it merges up to 2 sources using HTP or LTP .

Q: How is the DX10 addressed and configured?

It uses DHCP or a static IP (default 192.168.0.10) and is configured through a localhost web interface , with firmware updates via browser.

Q: How is the DX10 powered?

It runs on 12–24 V DC or PoE (IEEE 802.3af), with surge and reverse-polarity protection.

Q: How is the DX10 mounted and built?

It mounts surface, DIN or rack (half or full-width) in an ABS and anodised-aluminium body rated IP20 , measuring 200 × 120 × 42 mm at 0.46 kg.

Q: What temperature range and warranty does the DX10 have?

It operates from −20°C to +50°C and carries a 3-year return-to-base warranty .

Compact Ethernet–DMX gateway. The DX10 takes 10 universes of Art-Net, sACN or ESP eDMX and splits them across 12 DMX/RDM output ports — with PoE or 12–24 V DC power, HTP/LTP merging, and a web-based config interface for fast field deployment.

Universes 10 (Art-Net / sACN / ESP)
Outputs 12 DMX / RDM (RJ45)
Power PoE 802.3af or 12–24 V DC
Merge HTP / LTP, 2 sources

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Key Specifications · DX10 Ethernet to DMX/RDM Converter

Output
Universes	Art-Net / sACN / ESP
Output Ports	12 DMX/RDM RJ45 (10 rear + 2 mirrored front)
Output Protocol	USITT DMX512/1990 · RDM
Max Output Channels	5120 (10 universes × 512)
Network & Control
Ethernet Input	1× RJ45 (10/100Base-T) with link/activity LED
IP Configuration	DHCP or Static (default 192.168.0.10)
Merging	HTP or LTP · 2 source maximum
Configuration	Localhost web interface · firmware updates via browser
Power
Input	12–24 V DC or PoE (IEEE 802.3af)
Protection	Surge · reverse polarity
Physical
Dimensions	200 × 120 × 42 mm
Weight	0.46 kg
Body	ABS + anodised aluminium · IP20
Mounting	Surface · DIN · rack (half / full-width)
Operating Temp.	−20°C to +50°C
Warranty
Warranty	3 Years (Return-to-Base)

Note: Specifications listed for quick evaluation and integration planning. Per-port output protocol, refresh rate, and HTP/LTP merge behaviour are configured via the on-device web interface.

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Mounting 4

Half Width Mounting Rack Space-saving rack option for compact installs.

Full Width Mounting Rack Standard-width rack mounting for equipment bays.

Surface Mounting Direct wall or flat-surface mounting kit.

DIN Rail Mounting DIN-rail clip for fast electrical-cabinet installs.

Frequently Asked Questions

7 Questions

Common questions, answered.

What does the DX10 convert?

It takes 10 universes of Art-Net, sACN or ESP and splits them across 12 DMX/RDM output ports (10 rear plus 2 mirrored front).

What output protocol does the DX10 use, and how many channels?

Outputs are USITT DMX512/1990 with RDM, up to 5120 channels (10 universes × 512).

Can the DX10 merge multiple sources?

Yes — it merges up to 2 sources using HTP or LTP.

How is the DX10 addressed and configured?

It uses DHCP or a static IP (default 192.168.0.10) and is configured through a localhost web interface, with firmware updates via browser.

How is the DX10 powered?

It runs on 12–24 V DC or PoE (IEEE 802.3af), with surge and reverse-polarity protection.

How is the DX10 mounted and built?

It mounts surface, DIN or rack (half or full-width) in an ABS and anodised-aluminium body rated IP20, measuring 200 × 120 × 42 mm at 0.46 kg.

What temperature range and warranty does the DX10 have?

It operates from −20°C to +50°C and carries a 3-year return-to-base warranty.