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Din Analogue to DMX adapter?


Jupton24

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I am pretty sure only Pulsar used the other wiring standard. It could have been rewired to work with a pulsar desk of course. 

The Pulsar wiring was different to allow them to use a 5 pin din on their 3 channel packs and keep the same pin allocation 

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Pretty sure these will be the non Pulsar standard (aka Zero 88). I can't recall anything except Pulsar kit using the Pulsar pinout.

You do occaisionally see Zero 88 demuxes come up on the auction sites. They have 8 pin din on them, so it's a straight cable to each dimmer to connect them up. If you can or know someone who can solder well, then adaptors from the various other makes of demux either new or secondhand are easy to build.

For completeness, this is the Pulsar pin out which I'm pretty sure you don't need 🙂

Pin 1 = Low Voltage Supply In

Pin 2 = 0V

Pin 3 = Channel 1

Pin 4 = Channel 2

Pin 5 = Channel 3

Pin 6 = Channel 4

Pin 7 = Channel 5

Pin 8 = Channel 6

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4 hours ago, xllx said:

Pretty sure these will be the non Pulsar standard (aka Zero 88). I can't recall anything except Pulsar kit using the Pulsar pinout.

You do occaisionally see Zero 88 demuxes come up on the auction sites. They have 8 pin din on them, so it's a straight cable to each dimmer to connect them up. If you can or know someone who can solder well, then adaptors from the various other makes of demux either new or secondhand are easy to build.

For completeness, this is the Pulsar pin out which I'm pretty sure you don't need 🙂

Pin 1 = Low Voltage Supply In

Pin 2 = 0V

Pin 3 = Channel 1

Pin 4 = Channel 2

Pin 5 = Channel 3

Pin 6 = Channel 4

Pin 7 = Channel 5

Pin 8 = Channel 6

Needed or not it never hurts to have available👍

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