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MINI-D DMX-512 CONTROLLER

A new way to operate DMX-512 systems.

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MINI-D DMX CONTROLLER uses a PS/2 KEYBOARD for INPUT
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THE PS/2 KEYBOARD MAKES FLASHING LIGHTS FUN !

 

  • MINI-D uses a standard PC-keyboard for input, no computer is needed.
  • MINI-D works with all DMX-512 fixtures.
  • From simple dimmer-packs to advanced moving-head LEDs.
  • All letter keys recall unique DMX scenes.
  • Number-pad keys start pre-stored chases.
  • Up/down arrows set 0-255 level for each channel.
  • 4-character LED display keeps you informed.
  • 252 channels, 21 pages of 12 channels each.
  • 210 scenes, 35 letter/scene keys, 6 scene-banks.
  • 16 chases, 99 steps each and they can be linked together.
  • Speed and fade commands can be used within chases.
  • Chases can accept external triggers and conditional branching.
  • Digital input or output trigger pin.
  • Analog, variable-resistance input trigger pin.
  • Easy to use channel defaults and channel re-mapping system.

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THE PS/2 KEYBOARD MAKES FLASHING LIGHTS FUN !

 

Add LIVE Action to your DMX-512 Stage Show!

Photo of the MINI-D DMX-512 Controller with PS/2 Keyboard.
‘Just tap the keys to the music’
all of your lights and fixtures will follow along!

Press any letter-key on the MINI-D’s keyboard,
all DMX fixtures will respond with one of your pre-stored scenes.

Press one of the ‘number-pad’ keys,
one of your pre-stored chases will play scenes automatically.

Press any letter-key again,
the chase stops and that scene is shown and held until another scene or chase-key is pressed.

Letter-keys are called ‘scene-keys’
Number-pad keys are called ‘chase-keys’

 
ASCII Drawing of MINI-D Connectors

DMX Lighting and Animation Fixtures that must Operate Automatically and Unattended!

Once MINI-D has been programmed,
with all of your scenes and chases, the keyboard can be removed.
MINI-D then becomes an embedded PLC-like controller.

The MINI-D has two programmable I/O pins!

One pin is an analog, variable-resistance input pin.
This pin can be used to starts chases, show scenes or change speeds.

The other pin is a digital input or output pin.
As an input, this pin can be used as a ‘trigger’ from a switch, push-button or other contact-closer, to pause/go a chase or even start a different chase.
As an output, this pin can be used to ‘trigger’ an external device like a fog machine or siren.

 

The complete MINI-D starter kit is only $199

Includes: MINI-D, PC-keyboard, power pak & DMX output cable.

 

MINI-D Operator Manual