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    <a href="#referens1">What Does a DMX-DALI Gateway Do?</a>
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    <a href="#referens5">From a Sundrax Engineer:</a>
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<p>To combine both in one project, you need a DMX-DALI gateway - a device that translates signals between these systems.</p><div class="raw-html-embed"><h2 id="referens1">
 What Does a DMX-DALI Gateway Do?
</h2></div><p>A DMX-DALI gateway acts as a translator, allowing a DMX-based controller (such as a lighting desk or show control system) to send commands to DALI drivers and fixtures.</p><p>Key capabilities:</p><ul style="list-style-type:disc;"><li>Convert DMX channels into DALI commands</li><li>Map DMX addresses to individual DALI ballasts or groups</li><li>Enable integration between theatrical lighting and architectural control</li></ul><p>Some advanced gateways support <strong>bi-directional communication</strong>, meaning they can receive DALI status feedback (lamp failures, energy data, etc.) and pass that back to DMX-based monitoring systems.</p>

DMX-DALI gateway device mounted on DIN rail in electrical cabinet

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DMX-DALI gateway

<ul style="list-style-type:disc;"><li><strong>Architectural spaces</strong> where DALI controls house lighting, but DMX is used for decorative or event lighting</li><li><strong>Museums, galleries, or multi-purpose halls</strong> with both ambient and show lighting</li><li><strong>Commercial buildings</strong> that require smooth, standards-compliant dimming integrated into a theatrical system</li><li><strong>Street lighting or tunnels</strong> using DALI ballasts but monitored via a central DMX platform</li></ul>

Comparison chart showing differences between DMX512 and DALI lighting protocols

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Where It’s Used
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<ul style="list-style-type:disc;"><li><strong>Number of DALI channels</strong> supported (usually 64 or more)</li><li><strong>Address mapping flexibility</strong> (per ballast, group, or broadcast)</li><li><strong>DMX universes input</strong> – how many DMX channels can be processed</li><li><strong>DIN-rail or cabinet-mount format</strong> depending on installation type</li><li><strong>Fail-safe behavior</strong>: what the gateway does on signal loss</li></ul>

Museum exhibit using both architectural and accent lighting managed through gateway

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What to Look for in a Gateway
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<p>Sundrax offers DALI-GATEWAY DIN – a compact device designed for DIN-rail installations in control cabinets. It provides:</p><ul style="list-style-type:disc;"><li>Seamless DMX-to-DALI conversion</li><li>Configuration via web interface</li><li>Integration into hybrid control systems alongside DMX splitters, relays, and sensors</li></ul><p>Explore DALI Gateway</p>

DALI-GATEWAY DIN

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Gateway Solutions by Sundrax
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<blockquote><p>More and more venues are blending show lighting with architectural standards. DMX-DALI gateways make it possible to build one control system that talks to both worlds.</p></blockquote><p>Planning a mixed-protocol lighting project? Sundrax can help you configure a clean, robust DMX-DALI integration tailored to your system.</p><p>Request a consultation: <a href="https://entertainment.sundrax.com/contacts"><strong>Contact Us</strong></a></p>

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<p>Lighting control in architectural and entertainment environments often involves two dominant but very different protocols: <strong>DMX512</strong> and <strong>DALI</strong>. While DMX is preferred for dynamic, fast-changing effects, DALI excels in commercial and architectural settings where smooth dimming, status feedback, and group control are essential.</p>

Theater lighting system with combined DMX and DALI protocols in operation

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<p>Lighting control in architectural and entertainment environments often involves two dominant but very different protocols: DMX512 and DALI. While DMX is preferred for dynamic, fast-changing effects, DALI excels in commercial and architectural settings where smooth dimming, status feedback, and group control are essential.</p>

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DMX Connection Diagram

Universal Art-Net/sACN to DALI and DMX to DALI gateway with built-in power supply for DIN rail installation

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<p>Welcome to Seamless Interoperability with DALIGate DIN &nbsp;</p><p>A next-generation Ethernet/DMX to DALI converter that brings your DMX512 lighting control systems into the DALI interface domain. Embrace the power of unified lighting management through a universal and reliable gateway.</p><h3>Comprehensive Protocol Compatibility</h3><p>At the heart of DALIGate DIN lies its broad compatibility with industry-standard protocols, including DMX512, RDM (ANSI E1.20), ArtNet (1, 2, 3, 4), sACN (Draft, Release), KiNet (v1, v2), and RTTrPL. This ensures versatile conversion to DALI interfaces for complete lighting scenarios.</p><h3>Reliable Power and Connectivity</h3><p>Operating from a 100–250 V AC mains supply, this unit embodies stability and energy efficiency. A 10/100 Mbit/s Ethernet port ensures fast setup and data transmission, making complex configurations simple and accessible.</p><h3>Easy Installation and Operation</h3><p>Designed with adaptability in mind, the DALIGate DIN is ideal for indoor environments and protected outdoor installations. Installation is straightforward thanks to DIN rail compatibility, and its compact size fits into just 8 modules, optimizing space usage.</p><h3>Rugged Design and User-Friendly Interface</h3><p>Housed in laser-engraved aluminum, DALIGate DIN withstands challenging voltage conditions of up to 305 V. The user experience is enhanced through an intuitive web interface, allowing for configuration and maintenance without the need for additional software.</p><p>With DALIGate DIN, professionals achieve unmatched control and flexibility over their lighting systems, making environmental intelligence adjustments both accessible and dependable. &nbsp;</p><p>Choose DALIGate DIN for a seamless bridge between your lighting interfaces, backed by solid precision and robust engineering.</p>

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DALI (Digital Addressable Lighting Interface) is a flexible, bidirectional protocol for intelligent lighting control, enabling precise dimming, grouping, and monitoring of luminaires.

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<p>All relevant industry-standard protocols such as Art-Net, sACN, KiNET, RTTrPL (Blacktrax), DALI, DMX512 and RDM are supported</p>

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<p>Check out our new product overview video for DALIGate, the best DMX/ArtNet to DALI converter on the market.</p><p>DALIGate automatically detects DALI fixtures in your network and provides tools to add fixtures into optional groups. DALI fixtures are controlled by one DMX or ArtNet command seamlessly with the following converting modes: channel-to-channel, channel-to-device, and channel-to-group.</p>

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<p>Convert ArtNet, sACN and DMX into DALI</p>

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<p>Our Sales Engineer Luis Coutinho is explaining to us in this short video how to update the firmware.</p>

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<p>DALIGate automatically detects DALI fixtures in your network and provides tools to add fixtures into optional groups. DALI fixtures are controlled by one DMX or ArtNet command seamlessly with the following converting modes: channel-to-channel, channel-to-device, and channel-to-group.</p>

FRIDAY VIDEO 162: Sundrax - DALIGate

<p>Live discussion regarding Sundrax's pixel drivers (PixelGates) and DALI-DMX-ArtNet converters (DALIGates) with Daniel and Harry: functionality overview, web interface features, application, advantages and comparison to similar devices.</p>

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DMX-DALI Gateway: Bridging Two Lighting Control Worlds

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DMX-DALI Gateway: Bridging Two Lighting Control Worlds