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RDM Physical Layer/Hardware Discussion
July 12th, 2012
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The standard says (emphasis added): "Command...
The standard says (emphasis added):
"Command ports shall include the line biasing network."
"Command ports may be designed with means to disconnect the line biasing network."
A command port...
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RDM Physical Layer/Hardware Discussion
July 10th, 2012
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Hardware design questions
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Realistically, you'll need a few different...
Realistically, you'll need a few different controllers. Different pieces of test equipment excel in different areas.
The cheapest RDM controller I know of is DFD's RAD. But it's not exactly full...
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RDM Physical Layer/Hardware Discussion
July 9th, 2012
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Once you have your device working, I'd encourage...
Once you have your device working, I'd encourage you to do a lot of testing with as many different devices as you can (controllers and responders).
Building a hub turns out to be one of the more...
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RDM Physical Layer/Hardware Discussion
July 7th, 2012
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ericthegeek
Yes, you are correct. The formal RDM...
Yes, you are correct.
The formal RDM terminology is "Command Port" and "Responder Port". A 1-in, 2-out RDM splitter would have 2 Command Ports and 1 Responder Port. The two command ports would...
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RDM Physical Layer/Hardware Discussion
July 7th, 2012
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Hardware design questions
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ericthegeek
What you're describing is usually called an RDM...
What you're describing is usually called an RDM Hub or RDM Splitter.
It's generally a bad idea to have a single DMX input with fixed termination unless you're absolutely certain your device will...
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