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1. mmc oc vao RR FONTS NON t t 52 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 11 2 2013 10 11 Appendix Certificates ETSI Test Report ign JL Jan Linders 12302RP A Jan Linders Ingenjorsfirma z 2012 02 28 Page 4 Test result The products do comply with standard The test was done on a few representative objects Results are summarised in this chapter under Summary More detailed descriptions from the different tests are into separate chapters Summary EUT is tested using Radio standard harmonised with the R amp TTE directive Summarize result tables Radio performance at TRX single module ETSI EN 300 328 V1 7 1 Equivalent isotropic Yes radiated power 273 5 7 3 Maximum 1 Frequency range Yes emissions emissions W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 53 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 11 Appendix Certificates Prepared by Report no Jan Linders Ingenj rsfirma Jan Linders 123028 Document date 2012 02 28 Test House and Approval Test hou
2. nennen 41 8 7 Operation as a 42 8 8 Operatiori 42 8 9 Switching CTRL 42 9 TECHNICA IEPBESERENPRERKPERLEREEBERFESSERERNPEEUEEEFERSUBERFERENPERPEEEEERRFESTEFEENPEEEFERFERSERESEEEESPERDED 43 9 1 BlackBoxes BB and WhiteBoxes WB F 1 R 512 and F 2 43 9 2 MicroBox F 1 Lite and MicroBox R 512 Lite 45 9 3 PIOBOX IF 2900 47 10 Frequently asked questions eere eee 49 cuiii urit aed 52 ETDI ere ee nee EEE ant 52 UP MEE eol MNT 53 11 3 GRANT OF EQUIPMENT 55 2013 10 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 5 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 2013 10 1 Your Wireless DMX G4 system W DMX G4S Your Wireless DMX G4 system W DMX G4S Thank you for purchasing the Wireless DMX G4 system W DMX G4 the industry s leading system for transmitting and receiving DMX signals reliably There one or two operating modes for W DMX 24 units depending on which unit you have purchased e W DMX G4 Receivers to receive W DMX signals denoted with an in their produ
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4. standard Ambient Temperature range 12 Voc 0 C to 55 Input protocols NO Ethernet Streaming ACN Art Net 1 Art Net 2 Art Net 3 Radio performance Optional Optional Optional Optional Z O Optional Optional Loss of date behavior As wire Output protocols DMX512 Yes D 1 ves Radio technologies G3 G4 G4S 2 4 GHz G4S 5 8 GHz Adaptive Frequency Hopping es W DMX G3 compatibility Yes License free Yes W DMX Datasafe Redundancy Yes External antenna es Yes depending of local regulations not in EU lt Yes Standard range Up to 750 m standard antenna Expandable range Unlimited optional antennas Latency lt 5 ms Sensitivity 0 1 PER 97 dBm Modulation method GFSK Max power 2 4 GHz EIRP 2 400 mW Max power 5 8 GHz EIRP 2 400 mW DMX capabilities Max number of Universes Yes Input output Opto Isolation Yes Fully compliant USITT DMX512A es W DMX Invisi wire Yes Product functionality Front panel control Yes W DMX Uglybox compatible Yes W DMX Dongle compatible Free software updates Yes es Update over Dongle Yes PC configurable 4 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 9 2 9 Technical data MicroBox F 1 Lite and MicroBox R 512 Lite OU MicroBox F 1 Lite MicroBox R 512 Lite Electrical data Regulations complied with High vol
5. 15 4 4 ASANG 16 4 4 1 BlackBox 1 16 42 2 WIIG OK 17 4 5 Switching FLEX 0 19 4 6 Operation as a 20 4 6 1 Prerequisites for successful linking with receivers 20 4 6 2 LINKING 21 20 UAINKNG 22 4 7 Operation as a 22 4 7 1 Linking with transmitters 22 472 X Unlinking from 23 4 8 WIIG ING ciet icd iuste een voe 23 5 BlackBox and WhiteBox 512 25 5 1 Scope nennen enn nnn nns 25 SWINE e in een 25 5 1 2 WEBO PURI ae 25 5 2 Connectors and 25 521 25 2013 10 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 3 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN Contents 9 22 WEBO 26 5 3 26 5 4 Ja TVG iin 26 5 5 Operation as a 26 6 Blackbox and W hiteBox F 2 27 6 1 sleserXege lu jm 27 6 1 1 BlackBox 2 27 WEBO P2 27 6 2 Connectors and 27 B21 21215429422 27 SE MEME Mis
6. WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 9 Technical data 3 ProBox F 2500 ProBox F 2500 Electrical data Regulations complied with Certified Worldwide FCC ETL ETSI CE Japan China Russia Uac 90 250 V 50 440 Hz Low voltage input Upc 12 24 V Average current TX mode 450 to 700 mA 12V Average current RX mode 200 mA 12V DC power supply High voltage input Phoenix gold connector Dimensions Format Weight Environmental conditions 19 rack format Height 1 U depth 120 mm 800 g Ambient temperature range 0 to 45 standard Ambient temperature range 12 Voc 0 C to 55 C Humidity 90 96 Input protocols DMX512 RDM 1 Ethernet PoE Yes Streaming ACN incl ETCNet3 Yes Art Net 1 Art Net 2 Art Net 3 Yes Loss of date behavior D 0 Output protocols RDM 1 Yes Streaming ACN incl ETCNet3 Yes Art Net 2 Yes Radio technologies 2 4 GHz 5 8 GHz Adaptive Frequency Hopping Yes W DMX G3 compatibility Yes License free Yes W DMX Datasafe Redundancy Yes Radio performance Yes Yes depending on local regulations not in EU External antenna Yes Up to 750 m Unlimited lt 5ms Standard range Expandable range Latency Sensitivity 0 1 PER 97 dBm Modulation method GFSK Max power 2 4 GHz EIRP 2 400 mW Max power 5 8 GHz EIRP 2 400 mW 2013 10 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 7 WIRELESS SOLUTION
7. edition 2 9 3 About this document WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN m 3 About this document 3 1 Target group of this document This document is designed for lighting designers lighting operations managers and lighting engineers W DMX is an easy to use plug and play system Basic knowledge of lighting technologies is an advantage Every user has to be familiar with local regulations regarding frequencies and their usage For advanced settings and projects contact your distributor 3 2 Signs and symbols in this document Sign symbol A Danger A Warning A Caution Caution O Hint 10 Description Indicates notes that if not observed will inevitably lead to severe injuries or death Indicates notes that if not observed can lead to severe injuries or death Indicates notes that if not observed can lead to light injuries Indicates notes that if not observed can lead to damages to property Indicates useful information designed to make working with the unit easier Indicates a requirement that must be met before you can complete the corresponding tasks Indicates tasks you have to complete The tasks must be completed in the specified order Indicates the result of a task or a series of tasks W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 4 BlackBox WhiteBox F 1 4 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 BlackBox and WhiteBox are func
8. CTRL mode determines which frequency band is used and if Legacy G2 G3 units can be used in the wireless environment owitching CTRL modes is identical to the BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 see chapter 4 8 Switching CTRL modes page 23 D Hint This unit does not support the G4S 5 8 GHz mode W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 2013 10 7 Micro units Battery option The W DMX G4 Micro units are equipped with a holder for 6 AAA batteries If batteries are installed in the unit and 12 V DC power is disconnected the unit runs on battery power Indication of battery status is a coming feature The BATT and SIGNAL LED light up alternately every 5 seconds e When the BATT LED is on the signal bars indicate battery status e When the SIGNAL LED is on the signal bars indicate signal strength On average the W DMX receiver can receive for approximately from 4 to 8 hours in battery mode The exact battery life depends on the brand of batteries and mode of the W DMX unit D Hint We recommend testing the discharge time of your selected batteries before using them in a show environment The W DMX G4 Micro units are compatible with rechargeable batteries down to Upc 1 2 V per cell Batteries cannot be charged with the Micro units Please use an appropriate battery charger W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 37 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE SWEDEN em 7 Micro un
9. G4S 5 8 GHz Repeater mode can only be set with dongle or RDM command 2013 10 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 23 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 4 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 3 24 To change the CTRL mode proceed as follows v The unit is in Transmit Mode TX working as a transmitter wireless solution MADEIIN SWEDEN SIGNAL 1 Press and hold the red function button 1 on the front panel for at least 10 seconds gt The CTRL LED 2 is on TX RX DATA and LINK LEDs are rotating e Do NOT release the red function button 1 until TX RX DATA and LINK start rotating and CTRL is on Keep holding the red function button 1 even if the LINK LED starts blinking This allows you to go through the unlink mode without unlinking Old G4 software indicate CTRL mode with CTRL and TX on RX DATA and LINK off Therefore to exit control mode with Old G4 software unplug power Old G4 software is compatible only in G3 and G4 mode G3 units are compatible only in G3 mode 2 Release the red function 1 button 3 Press the red function button 1 repeatedly until the desired mode is displayed via the status of the following LEDs LED RED SIGNAL LED Gi24GHzmode G4 2 4 GHz mode IS 4524 GHz mode transmiter G4SS8GHzmode R E E EEEL ontransmiten gt he desired mode is set 4 Press and hold the red function button 1 for 3 seconds The unit exits CTRL mode conf
10. MADE IN SWEDEN 9 Technical data DMX capabilities Max number of Universes Input output Opto Isolation Fully compliant USITT DMX512A W DMX Invisi wire Product functionality Front panel control W DMX Uglybox compatible W DMX Dongle compatible Free software updates Update over Dongle PC configurable Configurable over RDM 1 RDM only available in G4S radio modes except for configuration of transmitter RDM needs to be activated Enable RDM Downstream at both transmitter and receiver can be performed with Co Existence dongle or RDM command 48 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 10 2013 10 10 FAQ Frequently asked questions FAQ Frequently asked questions Is W DMX compatible with other systems on the market Today there is no standard for wireless transmission of DMX signals and there is no possibility of mixing different brands of wireless DMX solutions in a system For example you cannot use a Martin Wireless DMX 512 Pro Diversity with Interactive Technologies CueLink even though they use a similar type of physical radio transmission standard Because of this no wireless DMX brand today is compatible with another Is W DMX built on Bluetooth No It is built on standard radio components with GSM influenced radio system protocol Bluetooth lacks the range needed Is W DMX plug and play Yes W DMX doesn t need any configuration for IP
11. Rapid flashing Receivers are being linked W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 15 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 4 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 3 Name G4 SIGNAL PWR RX DATA RDM CTRL 4 4 4 4 1 16 LED signal Description RX mode e Off Unit is not linked to any transmitter e Unit is linked to transmitter Rapid Flashing Transmitters are being searched or linked transmitter 1 lost e Off Unit is in G3 mode e On Unit is in G4 645 2 4 GHz mode 04 645 is indicated by red SIGNAL LED on the unit Flashing Unit in GAS 5 8 GHz mode Sees TX mode e Off Unit is in GAS mode e On Unit is in G4 mode RX mode Part of signal strength Power on off e Flashing Receiver is in repeater mode Data is available at the input output WhiteBox included BlackBox optional e Off No RDM data is available on output e On data is available on output RDM Downstream E activated D Unit is in RX receiver mode BEGEN E e Normal operation e On Switch between normal operation CTRL LED off and CTRL mode flashing E8888 Flashing CTRL mode is active To set the frequency band see chapter 4 8 Switching CTRL modes page 23 5 8GHz is not available in all countries For more info please contact Wireless Solution see page 2 Installing the unit BlackBox
12. in operation When linking Universe 1 Universe 2 will stop transmitting When linking Universe 2 Universe 1 will stop transmitting Operating an F 2 as a single universe transmitter put Universe 2 into RX mode and keep the Universe 2 unlinked to avoid interference Operation as a receiver The operation as a receiver is identical to the BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 see chapter 4 7 Operation as a receiver page 22 Carry out the procedures for each Universe individually Operation as a repeater oince the F 2 unit provides 2 Universes it is possible to use the unit as a repeater v W DMX Co Existence dongle or RDM command is available O Hints If Universe 1 loses link in active repeater mode e LINK LED of Universe 1 will flash rapidly Universe 2 will stop sending radio e Receivers linked to the repeater also will lose link RDM is not available when running G4S in repeater mode You have only access to master transmitter W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 33 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 6 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 2 Y 6 9 34 D Hints Master transmitter is the initial transmitter that receive DMX input on cable Universe 2 will have a delayed start some seconds after Universe 1 has received LINK e If required to operate with G3 receivers or old G4 receivers repeater can work in G3 mode as well This function requires G4S software on the repeater 1 Set Universe 1 and Unive
13. log in information is stored in an EEPROM and will not be erased No battery backup is needed In theory the units stay logged in forever In an operational system can I log on an additional receiver without disrupting DMX transmission to other receivers This is not possible with the BlackBox unit Logging on an additional receiver will make the logged in units revert to idle mode for 10 seconds once the new units are logged in they will all start again together with the new unit What is the difference between Multicast and Point to Point Multi cast transmitting to multiple receivers simultaneously Point to Point data is a single path of data transmission What is FHSS Short for Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum Frequency hopping techniques in which the transmitter jumps from sub channel to sub channel at rapid pace were first used by the U S Military Such techniques were developed precisely because they are difficult to disrupt and unless you know the frequency hopping sequence practically impossible to intercept Spread spectrum techniques have two main advantages Firstly they are more resistant to interference than conventional systems Secondly they can be used to provide multiple access functionality Does W DMX support on site service with technical documentation after visit Wireless Solution and or its distributors offer Cell Planning Service for larger projects Please contact your local distributor for a
14. the sockets see chapter 4 2 2 WhiteBox F 1 page 13 or 4 2 3 WhiteBox F 1 Il page 14 8 Fitthe cord strips by turning them clockwise 9 Ifthe FFC cable to the overlay is loose rotate the lid by 180 insert the FFC cable secure the FFC cable in the connector rotate back the lid before you close the housing W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 10 Close the housing 11 Tighten the 4 screws 1 by turning them clockwise 4 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 4 5 Switching FLEX modes The FLEX mode determines if the unit is used in Transmit Mode TX or Receive Mode RX To switch the FLEX mode proceed as follows 1 Disconnect the power cable wireless solution MADEIIN SWEDEN SIGNAL 2 Press and hold the red function button 1 on the front panel 3 Reconnect the power cable 4 Release the red function button 1 wireless solution MADE IN SWEDEN SIGNAL gt The mode is switched The LEDs indicate the current mode either TX 1 or RX 2 2013 10 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 19 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 4 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 4 6 Operation as transmitter v The unit is in Transmit Mode TX working as a transmitter 4 6 1 Prerequisites for successful linking with receivers CD Hint The figures are maximum figures and depend on output level and environment Local settings may be requir
15. to the unit Connecting more than one DMX Universe to each pair of Universe connectors XLR RJ 45 at a time damages the unit e Connect only one DMX Universe input to each pair of Universe connectors XLR RJ 45 at a time W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 27 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE SWEDEN 6 BlackBox and WhiteBox 2 AC power input Uac 90 250 V 50 440 Hz MK I IEC 2 5A connector MK Il PowerCon 20A connector 2 Reseved 000 3 Ethernet RJ 45 port MK II EtherCon RJ45 port 5 XLR male 5 pin input for Universe 1 DMX IN OUT RJ 45 port standard for 1 Universe 24 je Universe 2 2 Universe 2 Universe 1 3 Universe 1 Universe 2 GND 4 Universe 1 GND 4 5 _ g DMX IN OUT RJ 45 port No Pot Description 1 2 3 7 standard for 1 Universe 1 Universe 1 2 Universe 1 Universe 2 3 Universe 2 7 Universe 1 GND 4 8 Universe 2 GND 28 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN Port Description 8 DC power input Input for Phoenix gold connector e Left Ground e Right 12 V DC 9 DMX OUT bypass XLR female 5 pin output for Universe 2 10 DMX IN XLR male 5 pin input for Universe 2 6 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 2 6 2 2 WhiteBox F 2 MK I du d a Tal Pa Fig 9 Connectors and ports of the WhiteBox F 2 MK I To ensure safe transmi
16. 2 see chapter 6 8 Operation as a repeater page 33 Switching CTRL modes The CTRL mode determines which frequency band is used in G4 mode and if Legacy G2 G3 units can be used in the wireless environment owitching CTRL mode is identical to the BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 see chapter 4 8 Switching CTRL modes page 23 The ProBox F 2500 provides 2 Universes Carry out the procedures for each Universe individually e Keep the two universes in the same mode to avoid interference W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 9 Technical data 9 Technical data 9 1 BlackBoxes BB and WhiteBoxes WB F 1 R 512 and F 2 BlackBox in mm 50 60 219 234 WhiteBox 1 WB F 1 BB R 512 WB R 512 BBF 2 WB F 2 Electrical data Regulations complied with Certified Worldwide FCC ETL ETSI CE Japan Russia High voltage input Uac 90 250 V 50 440 Hz Width x height x depth MK I 219x131x 250 480 219x131x 250x180x 219x131x 250 180 x 50 mm 67 5 mm 50 mm 67 5 mm 50 mm 67 5 mm MK II 234 x 150 x 234 x 150 x 234 x 150 x 60 mm 60 mm 60 mm Weight 1005g 1200 g 1005 g 1200 g 1005 g 1200 g 2013 10 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 43 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 9 Technical data 1 WB F 1 BBR 512 WBR 512 BBF 2 WB F 2 Environmental conditions
17. Dated 08 17 2012 NOT TRANSFERABLE EQUIPMENT AUTHORIZATION is hereby issued to the named GRANTEE and is VALID ONLY for the equipm ndentif ied hereon f or use under the Commission s Rules and Regulations listed below FCC IDENTIFIER NY2 WDMXTRX Name of Grantee nterlite AB Equipment Class Part 15 Spread Spectrum Transmitter Notes FHSS radio transcei ver for DMX communication in lighting industry Modular Ty pe Single Modular Frequency Output Frequency FCC Rule Parts Range MHZ Watts Tolerance 15C2402 0 2459 0 0 0851 Modular approv al Output power isconducted The antenn s used for this transmitter must be installed to prov ide a paration distance of ateast 20 cm f rom all persons and must not be co located wperating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter Users and insliars must be provided with antenna installation instructions and transmittesperating conditions f or satisfy ing RF exposure compliance W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 Emission Designator 55 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN Wireless Solution Sweden Sales AB Stureparksv gen 7 451 55 Uddevalla Sweden Tel 46 522 511 511 Fax 46 522 440 885 E Mail helodesk wirelessdmx com Web www wirelessdmx com W DMX GENERATION IV
18. F 1 1 Choose one of the following options to make the DMX connection Connect the DMX source to the XLR 5 pin DMX IN port XLR 3 pin DMX IN port BlackBox MK II only or to the RJ 45 DMX IN port BlackBox MK I only Connect the DMX fixture to the XLR 5 pin DMX OUT port XLR 3 pin OUT port BlackBox MK II only or the RJ 45 DMX OUT port BlackBox MK I only W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN Unit with optional Ethernet lighting protocol support Connect the Ethernet lighting source or output to the Ethernet in port 2 Attach the supplied standard antenna s and standard adapter s or other suitable antenna s adapter s available from Wireless Solution to the matching connector s 4 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 A Warning Risk of death by electrocution AC power connection must be carried out correctly Make sure that only a qualified and trained electrician carries out AC power connection Make sure the correct Schuko connector or other connector suitable for your country is used 3 Choose one of the following options to connect the power to the unit Attach a suitable mains plug to the supplied power cord and connect the power supply to the AC power input Connect the power supply to the DC power input 4 f required attach the unit to the supplied mounting brackets or other mounting hardware available from Wireless Solution 4 4 2 Whit
19. S User Manual edition 2 39 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 8 ProBox F 2500 Y 8 ProBox F 2500 8 1 Scope of delivery 1x ProBox F 2500 device e 1 x user manual 2xantenna adapter 2xantennas indoor 2 dBi e 1x Phoenix gold connector 8 2 Connectors and ports Fig 16 Connectors and ports of ProBox F 2500 Upper picture front panel lower picture connector rear No Port Description 1 Ports Connector for antennas Universe 1 left Universe 2 right Display amp Buttons oee chapter 4 3 LEDs page 1 5 for Universe 1 Front XLR male 3 pin Back XLR male 5 pin 4 DMXINforUniverse2 Front XLR male pin Back XLR male 5 pin DMX OUT for Universe 1 XLR female 5 pin 5 6 DMX OUT for Universe 2 XLR female 5 pin 7 DC power input Input for Phoenix gold connector e Left Ground e Right 12 V DC 40 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN No Port 8 AC power input 8 ProBox F 2500 Description Uac 90 250 V 50 440 Hz PowerCon 20A connector 9 Ethernet EtherCon RJ 45 port Supports Power over Ethernet 802 3af Includes an embedded BlueBox 8 3 LEDs 8 4 8 5 8 6 2013 10 The F 2500 is equipped with two identical sets of LEDs and red function buttons e Left Universe 1 Right Universe 2 wireless
20. WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN W DMX G4 MK I and MK Il BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 BlackBox and WhiteBox 512 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 2 Micro F 1 Lite Micro R 512 Lite ProBox F 2500 User Manual S GENERATION IV W DMX G4 W DMX G4 S User Manual Issue date 2013 10 Edition 2 Subject to modifications All trademarks referenced are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners whose protected rights are acknowledged Copyright Wireless Solution Sweden Sales AB Wireless Solution Sweden Sales AB otureparksv gen 7 451 55 Uddevalla Sweden Tel 46 522 511 511 Fax 46 522 440 885 E Mail helodesk wirelessdmx com Web www wirelessdmx com WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN Contents Contents Your Wireless DMX G4 system W DMX 45 7 2 he W DMX technology ee 8 9 GOCUMENL 10 3 1 Target group of this document 10 3 2 Signs and symbols in this 10 4 BlackBox and While BOX Fi 11 4 1 vlessQoo Ju smE 11 All BA KBO Friesen EOM een ea ee 11 4 1 2 11 4 2 GOHNECIO ANA ee engen 12 4 2 1 BlackBox 1 12 422 13 4 2 3 WhiteBox F 1 14 4 3 np ee
21. address and net mask like WLAN W DMX is plug and play Is it made for use outdoors Yes Receivers transceivers repeaters and boosters are all available in outdoor versions all with an IP65 rating What are the differences between the indoor and outdoor models The outdoor units would use a different antenna And of course the outdoor units are rated IP65 weatherproof What is IP65 IP65 is a rating of how weather resistant an item is IP65 means that the device is totally protected against dust and protected against low pressure jets of water from all directions On the Outdoor models WhiteBox the end user open the box during the installation care need to be taken to ensure that cable glands and lid is properly sealed to ensure that the installed unit is IP65 rated What is the difference between the standard and the pro models The pro model W DMX have a built support for S ACN and Art Net and a build in RDM controller in the embedded BlueBox module it has also a built in Power over Ethernet module Do the transmitters and receivers have built in power supplies All units have built in universal power supplies that can operate from a supply range of Uac 90 250 V 50 440 Hz except the MicroBox F 1 Lite and R 512 Lite which requires a 12 24 Vpc external supply The BlackBox WhiteBox can run on Upc 12 V input and the ProBox can run on Upc 12 24 V as well Will the signal go through solid objects Ye
22. an optional XLR 5 pin female to female adapter 2 DC power input RJ 45 port 12 V DC Connector for EMS120050 P19 SZ 3 Power Switch Turn on off the unit 7 1 3 LEDs wireless solution MADE IN SWEDEN SIGNAL Fig 13 LEDs of Micro F 1 Lite 2013 10 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 35 WIRELESS SOLUTION a MADE IN SWEDEN m 7 Micro units 36 SIGNAL BATT SIGNAL identifies if the signal strength or battery power is displayed on the LED bar BATT is a coming feature Other LED signals are identical to F 1 see chapter 4 3 LEDs page 15 D Hint Micro F 1 Lite does not have the G4S 5 8 GHz mode Installing the unit 1 Choose one of the following options to make the DMX connection Connect the DMX source to the DMX IN OUT port Connect the DMX fixture to the DMX IN OUT port 2 Connect the power supply to the DC power input Switching FLEX modes The FLEX mode determines if the unit is used in Transmit Mode TX or Mode Switching the FLEX mode is identical to the BlackBox F 1 see 4 5 Switching FLEX modes page 19 Operation as a transmitter The operation as a transmitter is identical to the BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 see chapter 4 6 Operation as a transmitter page 20 Operation as a receiver The operation as a receiver is identical to the BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 see chapter 4 7 Operation as a receiver page 22 Switching CTRL modes The
23. ansmitter Receiver Distance How many receivers can be assigned per universe to the W DMX in a DMX512 DMX512A or RDM installation DMX Receivers is only limited to the 512 channels per universe If RDM is activated you are limited to 34 RDM devices where each W DMX device is counted as one RDM device Can multiple transmitters run side by side to support more than one universe Yes up to 8 192 receivers can be controlled from one system and the standard configuration is with 512 DMX Channels and can easily be updated with 8 192 DMX channels 16 DMX 512 Universes Is it FCC approved Yes Please see chapter Technical data page 43 45 and 47 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN Are these products UL listed 10 FAQ Frequently asked questions UL pending What is the typical power consumption 450 mA average 700 mA maximum Please see chapter Technical data page 43 45 and 47 Is there a warranty All BlackBox products are covered by a standard 12 month full warranty Can the antenna be mounted away from the transmitter or receiver Yes there are indoor and outdoor cables available in lengths from 0 5 m to 30 m 1 6 to 98 feet Will the receivers stay logged on to the transmitter if the DMX signal is lost Yes even if the DMX signal is interrupted the receiver s will remain logged in Will the units stay logged in to each other if power is cut The
24. ct model name e W DMX Transceiver to receive transmit or repeat W DMX signals denoted with an F in their product model name W DMX G4 Transceivers or Flex model units can be changed between Transmit Mode and Receive Mode with the procedure described in chapter 4 5 Switching FLEX modes page 19 W DMX units are available in four different series e BlackBox MK I MK II e WhiteBox MK MK II e e The unit you have purchased is marked on the outside of the unit s packaging W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 7 2 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE SWEDEN m 2 The W DMX technology The W DMX technology W DMX technology is the core of all our products W DMX is specifically engineered by Wireless Solution Sweden AB to provide the same quality reliability and performance as in any hardwired DMX data link W DMX gives you even greater freedom to create reliable point to point point to multipoint and even multipoint to multipoint installations over large distances and in any environment Point to point operation 9000005 18 Multipoint to multipoint operation a Fig 1 Point to point operation versus multipoint to multipoint operation W DMX is unique its use of advanced radio technologies that are also used in mobile phones and military communication Rather than using fixed frequency channels W DMX uses Adaptive Frequency Hopping technol
25. e LINK LED on the receiver goes on If DMX input is available the DATA LED goes on as well ers f the connection fails check the position of the receiver see chapter 4 6 1 Prerequisites for successful linking page 20 gt The signal bar on the receiver indicates the received signal strength W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 21 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 4 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 Y 4 6 3 4 7 4 7 1 22 Unlinking all receivers Use this procedure to unlink all receivers connected with the unit 1 Press the red function button on the transmitter for 3 seconds until the LINK LED flashes slowly gt The LINK LED on the transmitter flashes slowly DR E E 8 E The signal bar of the receivers fall back to zero gt LINK LED on receivers goes off All connected receivers are unlinked To unlink one specific receiver press and hold the red function button on the specific receiver for 3 seconds until the LINK LED is off Operation as a receiver v The unit is in Receive Mode RX working as a receiver Linking with transmitters You can link receivers at any time also during operation During the linking procedure the DMX transmission is interrupted 1 Power on the receiver 2 Ensure that the receiver is not connected to any other transmitter i e the LINK LED on the receiver is off If required see chapter 4 7 2 Unlinking from transmitters page 23 3 Press the
26. eBox F 1 Fig 6 Housing of the WhiteBox models 2013 10 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 17 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 4 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 3 18 When connecting a WhiteBox model it is necessary to open the housing A Warning Risk of death by electrocution AC power connection must be carried out correctly Make sure that only a qualified trained electrician carries out AC power connection Make sure the correct Schuko connector or other connector suitable for your country is used 1 Remove the 4 screws 1 by turning them couterclockwise 2 Open the housing Damage to the unit Make sure no contact voltage is transferred when touching the connection cables All non used Cable Glands need to be sealed to achieve IP65 rating 3 Loosen the cord strips 3 by turning the screws counter clockwise 4 Put the cables through the cord strips 3 5 When using AC put the AC power cables into the socket see chapter 4 2 2 WhiteBox F 1 13 or 4 2 3 WhiteBox F 1 MK II page 14 and tighten the bolts of the socket 6 Couple the connectors to the cables When using 12 V DC power couple the 12 V DC power cable to the Phoenix gold connector Couple RJ 45 connector MK I to DMX signal cable or Ethernet cable if option is installed and should be used Il to the socket see chapter 4 2 3 WhiteBox 1 Il 14 7 Fitthe connectors within
27. ed 1 For advanced settings and projects contact your distributor v distance to transmitter air 200 m Micro units 500 m BlackBox WhiteBox and ProBox in ETSI mode 750 m BlackBox WhiteBox and ProBox in mode 200 m Micro 500 m ETSI mode 700 m FCC mode bn v Distance to transmitter glass up to 500 m Y Distance to transmitter wall except concrete up to 350 m v Distance to transmitter concrete up to 150 m lt 150 m concrete 350 m wall 20 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 4 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 4 6 2 2013 10 v Position above crowds min 1 m Position above trees min 1 m You can link receivers at any time also during operation During the linking procedure the DMX transmission is interrupted Linking a transmitter to a receiver means that any DMX data put into the transmitter is output at the receiver 1 Power on the receivers you want to link 2 Ensure that the receiver is not connected to 7 other transmitter i e the LINK LED on the receiver is off If required see chapter 4 7 2 Unlinking from transmitters page 23 3 Press the red function button of the transmitter momentarily 1 second transmitter scans for all unlinked receivers for a period of about 5 seconds The LINK LED flashes rapidly 117111711771 gt f the connection is successful th
28. er F 2 29 6 2 3 WhiteBox F 2 MK 1 30 6 3 ee ee 31 6 4 Installing the 32 6 5 Switching FLEX 32 6 6 Operation s a ota ceo pose a 33 6 7 Operation as a 33 6 8 Operatiofi asa repedalel uero dud rdi ped usui dni eddie td doma edad ost esa 33 6 9 SWITCHING G TRE MOGES nun ae 34 ZEB 35 7 1 Mi FF ee een 35 7 1 1 Scope 35 7 1 2 Connectors and 35 rc ee a Be ee ee 35 7 14 MENU ETT 36 7 15 SWITCNING FLEXMOGES nu een 36 7 1 6 Operation as 36 er ee ee 36 7 1 8 Switching CTRL 36 7 19 Bey Op 37 1 2 MICO ROTZ EO 38 7 2 1 Scope 38 722 and DORS 38 2 2 LEDS ee E 39 4 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN Contents T24 UN 39 T20 39 O PTOBOX 2 7 0 6 eee nee ee ne ee eee ee ee ee anaes 40 8 1 Scope 40 8 2 CCOBnnecIorS DONS siete eene 40 8 3 LEDS 41 8 4 2 41 8 5 oWItEDIDO FLEX ITIOOBS een 41 8 6 Operation as a
29. identical to the WhiteBox F 1 e See chapter 4 2 2 WhiteBox F 1 MK I page 13 e See chapter 4 2 3 WhiteBox F 1 MK II page 14 LEDs LED signals are identical to F 1 see chapter 4 3 LEDs page 15 The R 512 does not have transmission functionality The R 512 does not provide CTRL mode because the receiver detects the right mode automatically Installing the unit Installation is identical to e BlackBox F 1 See chapter 4 4 1 BlackBox F 1 page 16 e WhiteBox F 1 See chapter 4 4 2 WhiteBox F 1 page 17 Operation as a receiver Operation as a receiver is identical to the BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 see chapter 4 7 Operation as a receiver page 22 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 6 6 1 6 1 1 6 2 6 2 1 2013 10 6 BlackBox WhiteBox F 2 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 2 BlackBox and WhiteBox are functionally identical The BlackBox is intended for indoor usage the WhiteBox for outdoor usage Scope of delivery BlackBox F 2 e 1x BlackBox F 2 device e 1 x user manual 2xantenna adapter e 2xantennas indoor 2 dBi e 2xmounting bracket 1x Phoenix gold connector 1 cable without plug MK only 1x Powercon connector MK II only WhiteBox F 2 1x WhiteBox F 2 device e 1x user manual 2x outdoor antennas 2 dBi e 1x Phoenix gold connector Connectors and ports BlackBox F 2 D Caution Damage
30. iguration and CTRL LED turns off gt Normal operation restarts W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 5 BlackBox WhiteBox 512 5 5 1 5 1 1 5 2 5 2 1 BlackBox WhiteBox R 512 BlackBox and WhiteBox are functionally identical The BlackBox is intended for indoor usage the WhiteBox for outdoor usage Scope of delivery BlackBox R 512 e 1x BlackBox R 512 device e 1 x user manual 1x antenna adapter e x antenna indoor 2 dBi e 2xmounting bracket 1xPhoenix gold connector e ix power cable without plug MK only WhiteBox R 512 1x WhiteBox R 512 device e 1 x user manual e 1 x outdoor antenna 2 dBi e 1xPhoenix gold connector Connectors and ports BlackBox R 512 2013 10 Fig 7 Connectors and ports of BlackBox H 512 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 25 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 5 BlackBox and WhiteBox 512 Y No 5 2 2 5 3 5 4 5 5 26 Port Description AC power input Uac 90 250 V 50 440 Hz MK I IEC 2 5A connector MK Il PowerCon 20A connector DMX OUT e XLR female 5 pin e MK Il XLR female pin DMX OUT XLR female 5 pin DMX OUT RJ 45 port 1 Universe 1 se 2 Universe 1 6 3 7 Universe 1 GND 4 8 Input for Phoenix gold connector e Left Ground Right 412 V DC WhiteBox R 512 Connectors and ports of the WhiteBox R 512 are
31. its 7 2 Micro R 512 Lite The unit is provided with a battery option see chapter 7 1 9 Battery option page 3 7 2 1 Scope of delivery e 1xMicro R 512 Lite device e 1x user manual e 1x external power supply unit e adapters for several electrical outlets 1x hook and loop belt 7 2 2 Connectors and ports Fig 14 Micro R 512 Lite side view No Port Description 1 DMX OUT XLR female 5 pin 2 DC power input 45 port 12 V DC Connector 120050 19 2 3 Power Switch Turn on off the unit 38 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 7 2 3 LEDs 7 Micro units wireless solution MADE IN SWEDEN SIGNAL Fig 15 LEDs of Micro R 512 Lite SIGNAL BATT Identifies if the signal strength or battery power is displayed on the LED bar is a coming feature Other LED signals are identical to F 1 see chapter 4 3 LEDs page 15 Micro R 512 Lite does not have the G4S 5 8 GHz mode Micro R 512 Lite does not have a transmission function LED TX is never used Micro R 512 Lite does not have RDM support 7 2 4 Installing the unit Installation is identical to the Micro F 1 Lite see chapter 7 1 4 Installing the unit page 36 7 2 5 Operation as a receiver The operation as a receiver is identical to the BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 see chapter 4 7 Operation as a receiver page 22 2013 10 W DMX G4
32. ly Universe 1 WhiteBox F 1 Fig 3 Connectors and ports of the WhiteBox 1 To ensure safe transmission of signals for outdoor use the WhiteBox does not have XLR connectors For this reason the connection of DMX signal cables differs slightly from the BlackBox models which are for indoor use only To install the unit it is necessary to open the housing See chapter 4 4 2 WhiteBox F 1 page 17 Port Description Cord Strip For AC power input 2 AC power input Uac 90 250 V 50 440 Hz Left Outer conductor L Middle Ground GND e Right Neutral conductor Cord Strip For DC power input 4 2013 10 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 13 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 4 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 Y No 4 2 3 14 Port Description DC power input Phoenix gold connector 12 V DC e Left Ground Right 12 V DC Cord Strip For signal cable DMX or Ethernet DMX IN OUT RJ 45 port 1 Universe 1 5 2 Universe 1 6 3 7 Universe 1 GND 4 8 Ethernet optional RJ 45 port DMX IN e Left GND for Universe 1 Middle DMX Data for Universe 1 depeding on e Right DMX Data for Universe 1 production date WhiteBox F 1 MK II Fig 4 Connectors and ports of the WhiteBox F 1 MK To ensure safe transmission of signals for outdoor use the WhiteBox does not have XLR connec
33. ogy to continually check the radio channels for interferences and to rapidly move operation to clear radio channels The checks are carried out in combination with another advanced technology time division multiple access This technology makes the most efficient use of every visited frequency channel W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 2013 10 2 W DMX technology W DMX has the following advantages e Consistent and wide ranging control of lighting systems over long distances e he complex communication protocols are fully automated and concealed from view you just plug and play the W DMX G4 units do all the hard work e From the DMX connector of one W DMX GAS unit to the DMX connector of another the W DMX system is totally transparent The W DMX G4 system includes additional features that help to enhance reliability both in its installation in any type of environment as well as in its stable operation W DMX meets the USITT DMX512 and DMX512 A standards Furthermore W DMX G4 units support Art Net Streaming ACN and RDM protocols Ethernet and RDM functionality depends on model used For this reason the W DMX G4 units continually are awarded the first prize for distance covered resilience against interference and easy installation For additional information about our technology please visit our website at www wirelessdmx com W DMX G4 S User Manual
34. quote This is highly recommended for all larger projects to save time and money 2013 10 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 51 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 11 Appendix Certificates 11 Appendix Certificates 11 1 E1551 RFC IIO B 1 21 127473 495 258 8052 495 688 9947 E mail info rfc cfa ru http www rfc cfa ru 56562862 1027739054970 7707291942 770701001 77 12 1055 3780 07 1 1 201
35. red function button of the transmitter momentarily 1 second transmitter scans for all unlinked receivers for a period of about 5 seconds The LINK LED flashes rapidly 111711717711 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN gt f the connection is successful the LINK LED on the receiver goes on If DMX input is available the DATA LED goes on as well Be 4 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 f the connection fails check the position of the receiver see chapter 4 6 1 Prerequisites for successful linking page 20 gt he signal bar on the receiver indicates the received signal strength 4 7 2 Unlinking from transmitters 1 Press the red function button on the receiver until the LINK LED goes off receiver is unlinked and now can be linked see chapter 4 6 2 Linking receivers on page 21 4 8 Switching CTRL modes The CTRL mode determines which frequency band is used and if Legacy G2 and G3 units can be used in the wireless environment Wireless DMX G4 units in Transmit Mode TX can switch the CTRL mode of the entire system e 93 2 4 GHz mode Legacy G2 and G3 units e 34 2 4 GHz mode e G4S 2 4 GHz mode e G4S 5 8 GHz mode G4S 5 8 GHz mode depends on local regulations Unlink receivers before switching CTRL mode The G4 receivers will automatically detect the mode the transmitters are in and adapt to it during linking 45 2 4 GHz Repeater mode
36. rse 2 into transmitter mode see chapter 6 5 Switching FLEX modes page 32 2 Use the W DMX Co Existens dongle or a RDM command To set the master transmitter into G4S repeater mode To the Universe 2 of the F 2 unit into G4S repeater mode 3 Set Universe 1 into receiver mode see chapter 6 5 Switching FLEX modes page 32 4 Link Universe 1 to the master transmitter 5 Link the receivers to Universe 2 of the F 2 unit Switching CTRL modes The CTRL mode determines which frequency band is used in G4 mode and if Legacy G2 G3 units can be used in the wireless environment owitching CTRL mode is identical to the BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 see chapter 4 8 Switching CTRL modes page 23 The F 2 unit provides 2 Universes Carry out the procedures for each Universe individually Keep the 2 Universes in the same mode to avoid interference Power cycle the box after changing CTRL mode to let Universe 2 receive a complete configuration W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION a MADE IN SWEDEN 7 Micro units 7 Micro units 7 1 Micro F 1 Lite 7 1 1 Scope of delivery e 1x Micro F 1 Lite device e 1x user manual e 1 x external power supply unit e adapters for several electrical outlets e 1x hook and loop belt 7 1 2 Connectors and ports Fig 12 Micro F 1 Lite side view No Port Description 1 DMX IN XLR male 5 pin If you want to use the unit as a receiver you can buy
37. s the W DMX signal will penetrate walls glass metal and most objects One thing that will interrupt the signal is people Antennas should be above W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 49 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE SWEDEN 10 FAQ Frequently asked questions 9 50 audiences to ensure reliable operation Care need to be taken to ensure proper functionality Will other electronics and other W LAN users interfere with it No it is not affected by cell phones Heavily loaded W LAN can be a problem care need to be taken when you can expect a high use of several W LAN s How many channels of DMX does it control Each transmitter can control 512 channels 1 universe of DMX unlike some wireless systems which only have half universe or 256 channels The F 2 and the ProBox can additionally control a second DMX universe What antenna should use For most indoor applications the 2 dBi antennas work fine Longer distances outdoors or unique applications most likely will require different antennas Please contact us with your intended application questions Warranty is voided if using other antennas than W DMX branded What is the transmission range With standard antennas the maximum distance is 700 m 2300 feet FCC version As an option it s possible to connect other antenna models to achieve longer distances or where there is a specific need for higher gain Distances valid at 300 mW Antenna Antenna Maximum Tr
38. scription 1 AC power input Uac 90 250 V 50 440 Hz Left Outer conductor L Middle Ground GND e Right Neutral conductor 2 DC power input Phoenix gold connector 12 V DC Left Ground e Right 12 V DC 3 DMX IN OUT Left GND for Universe 2 Middle DMX Data Universe 2 e Right DMX Data Universe 2 4 DMX OUT Left GND for Universe 1 Middle DMX Data Universe 1 OUT e Right DMX Data Universe 1 OUT 5 DMX IN e Left GND for Universe 1 Middle DMX Data Universe 1 IN e Right DMX Data Universe 1 IN 6 Antenna port Connector for antenna of Universe 1 7 Cord Strip For signal cable DMX or Ethernet 8 Cord Strip For DC power input 2 9 Cord Strip For AC power input 1 10 Antenna port Connector for antenna of Universe 2 6 3 LEDs The F 2 units are equipped with two identical sets of LEDs and red function buttons Left Universe 1 Right Universe 2 wireless solution MADE IN SWEDEN UNIVERSE 1 UNIVERSE 2 TX RX TX RX LINK DATA LINK DATA G4 RDM G4 RDM PWR CTRL PWR CTRL Fig 11 LEDs of F 2 For the description of the LED meanings see chapter 4 3 LEDs page 15 2013 10 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 31 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 6 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 2 Y 6 4 6 5 32 Installing the unit Installation is identical to e BlackBox F 1 see chapter 4 4 1 BlackBox F 1 page 16 e WhiteBox F 1 see chapter 4 4 2 WhiteBox F 1 page 17 You ha
39. se Jan Linders Ingenj rsfirma Location Bror Nilssosns gata 4 417 55 G teborg Sweden Contact Jan Linders Telephone 46 31 744 38 80 Mobile 46 707 54 38 80 e mail info janlinders com Testing is performed by Jan Linders Customer representative Samuel Eriksson Test facilities Short test site definition of the used test facilities Semi anechoic chamber 10 6 6 meters Calibrated for radiated emission and immunity MRTI Shielded room 7 4 5 2 5 meters Used for transient and conducted testing Site for power and low frequencies A lot of combinations between voltage amperes and frequencies can be achieved 4 Small anechoic chamber for investigating purposes Approval We declare that the tested unit s is in accordance with the results and specifications in this report The test vields for the tested item s D OF O 8 Date 54 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 11 3 2013 10 11 Appendix Certificates GRANT EQUIPMENT AUTHORIZATION TCB Interlite AB Interlite AB Stureparksv 7 Uddev alla 451 55 Sweden GRANT OF EQUIPMENT AUTHORIZATION Certif ication Issued Under the Authority of the Federal Communications Commission Attention Niclas Arvidsson CEO Grant Notes TCB By Intertek Testing Services NA Inc Date of Grant 09 04 2012 70 Codman Hill Road Boxborough MA 01719 Application
40. solution MADE IN SWEDEN UNIVERSE 1 UNIVERSE 2 RX TX RX LINK DATA LINK DATA 64 RDM G4 RDM PWR CTRL PWR CTRL Fig 17 LEDs of ProBox F 2500 For the description of the LED meanings see chapter 4 3 LEDs page 15 Installing the unit Installation is identical to the BlackBox F 1 see chapter 4 4 1 BlackBox F 1 page 16 Switching FLEX modes The FLEX mode determines if the unit is used in Transmit Mode TX or Receive Mode RX Switching FLEX mode is identical to the BlackBox and WhiteBox F 2 see chapter 6 5 Switching FLEX modes page 32 Operation as a transmitter The operation as a transmitter is identical to the BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 see chapter 4 6 Operation as a transmitter page 20 Carry out the procedures for each Universe individually W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 41 8 2500 8 7 8 8 8 9 42 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN m When you link the receivers for Universe 1 power on only the respective receivers for Universe 1 Once the receivers for Universe 1 are connected you can power on the receivers for Universe 2 and link them Operation as a receiver The operation as a receiver is identical to the BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 see chapter 4 7 Operation as a receiver page 22 Operation as a repeater Since the ProBox F 2500 provides 2 Universes it is possible to use the unit as a repeater The operation is identical to BlackBox and WhiteBox F
41. ssion of signals for outdoor use the WhiteBox does not have XLR connectors For this reason the connection to DMX signal cables differs slightly to the BlackBox models which are for indoor use only No Port Description 1 Cord Strip For AC power input 2 2 AC power input Uac 90 250 V 50 440 Hz Left Outer conductor L Middle Ground GND Right Neutral conductor N 3 Cord Strip For DC power input 4 4 DC power input Phoenix gold connector 12 V DC e Left Ground e Right 12 V DC 5 Cord Strip For signal cable DMX or Ethernet 2013 10 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 29 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 6 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 2 3 No 6 2 3 30 Port Description DMX IN OUT RJ 45 port standard for 1 Universe 1 5 Universe 1 2 Universe 1 6 Universe 2 3 Universe 24 7 Universe 1 GND 4 8 Universe 2 GND DMX IN OUT RJ 45 port standard for 1 Universe 2 5 Universe 2 2 Universe 2 6 Universe 1 3 Universe 1 7 Universe 2 GND 4 8 Universe 1 GND Ethernet optional RJ 45 port DMX Universe 1 Left GND depending on e Middle DMX Data for Universe 1 production date e Right DMX Data for Universe 1 WhiteBox F 2 MK II Fig 10 Connectors and ports of the WhiteBox F 2 MK W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 6 BlackBox WhiteBox F 2 No Port De
42. tage input Low voltage input Average current TX mode Average current RX mode DC power supply Dimensions Width x height x depth Weight without battery Environmental conditions Ambient temperature range standard Ambient temperature range 12 Vonc Humidity Input protocols DMX512 RDM 1 Ethernet Loss of date behavior Output protocols DMX512 RDM 1 Radio technologies 2 4 GHz 5 8 GHz DMX capabilities Adaptive Frequency Hopping W DMX G3 compatibility License free W DMX Datasafe Redundancy 2013 10 Certified Worldwide FCC ETL ETSI CE Japan Russia Uac 90 250 V external power supply Upc 12 24 V 450 to 700 mA 12 V 200 mA 12V Connector EMS120050 P19 SZ 122 x 69 43 mm 130 g 0 C to 55 C 0 C to 55 90 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 45 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 9 Technical data MicroBox F 1 Lite MicroBox R 512 Lite Radio performance External antenna No Standard range Up to 200 m Latency lt 5 ms Sensitivity 0 1 PER 97 Modulation method GFSK Max power 2 4 GHz EIRP 2 250 mW Max number of Universes Input output Opto Isolation No Yes W DMX Invisi wire Product functionality Front panel control W DMX Uglybox compatible W DMX Dongle compatible Yes No Max number of Universes Update over Dongle PC configurable Configurable over RDM 46 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10
43. tionally identical The BlackBox is intended for indoor usage the WhiteBox for outdoor usage 4 1 Scope of delivery 4 1 1 BlackBox F 1 e 1x BlackBox F 1 device e 1x user manual 1x antenna adapter e ix antenna indoor 2 dBi e 2 mounting bracket 1x Phoenix gold connector e ix power cable without plug MK 4 1 2 WhiteBox F 1 e 1x WhiteBox F 1 device e ix user manual e 1x outdoor antenna 2 dBi 1x Phoenix gold connector 2013 10 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 11 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE SWEDEN 4 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 Y 4 2 Connectors and ports 4 2 1 BlackBox F 1 Damage to the unit Connecting more than one DMX Universe at a time damages the unit Connect only one DMX Universe input at a time Fig 2 Connectors and ports of F 1 No Port Description AC power input Uac 90 250 V 50 440 Hz MK I IEC 2 5A connector MK Il PowerCon 20A connector 6 7 DMX IN OUT 45 port not BlackBox MK 11 1 Universe 14 5 2 Universe 1 6 3 7 Universe 1 GND 4 8 12 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 4 2 2 4 BlackBox WhiteBox 1 Port Description DC power input Input for Phoenix gold connector Left Ground e Right Upc 12 V DMX OUT bypass XLR female 3 pin BlackBox MK II only DMX IN for XLR male 3 pin output for Universe 1 BlackBox MK II on
44. tors For this reason the connection of DMX signal cables differs slightly from the BlackBox models which are for indoor use only To install the unit it is necessary to open the housing See chapter 4 4 2 WhiteBox F 1 page 17 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN No O1 4 3 Name LED signal Signal bar TX EEEREN LINK BERGE 2013 10 4 AC power input DC power input DMX OUT for Universe 1 DMX IN for Universe 1 Antenna ports Cord Strip Cord Strip Cord Strip LEDs 4 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 Description Uac 90 250 V 50 440 Hz Left Outer conductor L Middle Ground GND e Right Neutral conductor Phoenix gold connector Upc 12 V e Left Ground e Right Upc 12 V e Left GND e Middle DMX Data Universe 1 OUT e Right DMX Data Universe 1 OUT e Left GND e Middle DMX Data Universe 1 IN e Right DMX Data Universe 1 IN Connector for antennas For signal cable DMX or Ethernet For DC power input 2 For AC power input 1 wireless solution SIGNAL MADE IN SWEDEN Fig 5 LEDs of F 1 Description RX receiver mode Currently received signal strength TX transmitter mode Yellow and green LEDs indicate output power e On Unit in TX mode e Flashing Transmitter in repeater mode TX mode On Normal operation Flashing Receivers are being unlinked e
45. ve to install two antennas On BlackBox MK and WhiteBox MK I Universe 2 is only available via RJ 45 port Switching FLEX modes The FLEX mode determines if the unit is used in Transmit Mode TX Repeater Mode TX flashing or Receive Mode RX To switch the FLEX mode proced as follows 1 Disconnect the power cable MADE IN SWEDEN UE spe 1 UNIVERSE 2 TX RX LINK DATA 64 RDM PWR CTRL 2 Press and hold the left red function button 1 on the front panel Universe 1 3 Reconnect the power cable 4 Release the red function button 1 The FLEX mode is switched The LEDs indicate the current mode either TX 2 or RX 3 5 If necessary repeat the procedure for Universe 2 on the right side of the front panel Functional elements are identical to the left side Universe 1 W DMX G4 S User Manual edition 2 2013 10 WIRELESS SOLUTION MADE IN SWEDEN 6 6 6 7 6 8 2013 10 6 BlackBox and WhiteBox F 2 Operation as a transmitter The operation as a transmitter is identical to the BlackBox and WhiteBox F 1 see chapter 4 6 Operation as a transmitter page 20 Carry out the procedures for each Universe individually D Hints When you link the receivers for Universe 1 power on only the respective receivers for Universe 1 Once the receivers for Universe 1 are connected you can power on the receivers for Universe 2 and link them Universe 2 will have a delayed start after Universe 1 is

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