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DMX Wiring:

3 pin wiring is more common, 5 pin is the correct way. 3 pin may be used to save on cost. With 5 pin

connections, not all pins are used, though it is worth checking your manual for your fixture, as some

lights use the unused pins for low voltage control. 5 pin would be better so there is no confusion

over mixer leads and DMX leads in big rigs, sending a mixers 48v phantom power down a DMX

cable could damage the DMX light.

When making cables try and used proper DMX cable and do not connect pin 1 GND to the outer

casing of the connector as you might do with audio cables as this may cause erratic behaviour from

your fixture.

Do not make Y leads to split cables to fixtures; always use the in and out sockets or a DMX splitter

as again this may cause erratic behaviour from your fixture.

We recommend you to put a DMX terminator in any fixture which hasn’t got a DMX lead connected

from the output socket to another fixture; this again is to reduce erratic behaviour from your fixtures.

A DMX terminator is simply a male XLR plug with 120 ohms, ¼ watt resistor soldered across pin 2 &

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