#dmx-ethernet-converters
DMX 512 Over More Than 2 km | Stage Connection Diagram via Optical Cable Through SFP
All control signals are integrated into the GigaJet Pro, which employs merging technology with automatic priority management and data backup functions.
DMX and RDM data are transmitted over optical fiber to a second GigaJet Pro, and then to a third GigaJet Pro, enabling the connection of all equipment and the transmission of multiple DMX universes over long distances.
ArtNet Switch: Build a Reliable Network Backbone for Your Lighting System
In lighting design, beautiful results depend on invisible infrastructure. Behind every stable ArtNet-controlled show or façade lies one critical component: the switch. A dedicated ArtNet switch is more than just a networking tool - it’s the backbone of your lighting data distribution.
While many installations begin with generic IT switches, large-scale or latency-sensitive lighting systems benefit enormously from equipment designed specifically for real-time control protocols like ArtNet and sACN.
DMX-DALI Gateway: Bridging Two Lighting Control Worlds
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.
How to Use DMX over Fiber for Reliable, Long-Distance Lighting Control
In modern architectural and stage lighting installations, where long-distance signal transmission and immunity to interference are critical, fiber-optic lines provide a powerful alternative to traditional copper-based DMX wiring. Sundrax offers dedicated solutions that enable stable and scalable DMX over fiber in real-world applications.
Addressable Pixel Controller for LED Strips and Nodes: Control Every Light Individually
In the world of dynamic lighting design, nothing offers more visual impact than addressable pixel-based systems. From animated façades to immersive stage backdrops, the ability to control each pixel individually opens the door to stunning motion effects, gradients, and color sequences.
Emergency Lighting Scenarios Based on DMX: Ensuring Backup and Reliability 🛠️
When it comes to critical facilities—such as theaters, public buildings, tunnels, or architectural facades—a failure in the lighting control system can lead to serious consequences. We spoke with an engineer from Sundrax Alex Chomsky about how to properly implement emergency lighting scenarios based on DMX and what to consider for reliable operation in emergency situations.