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November 21st, 2017
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The refresh rate ("Hz") tells you basically nothing. What matters is the timing of the individual elements within the DMX packet. We can't really answer your question without having a lot more details about the setup. You'll likely need an Oscilloscope or DMX tester to get much further.
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November 22nd, 2017
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Join Date: Sep 2017
Location: Denmark
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Hello again,
Thank you for the answer. I'm sorry for the lack of information but I'm quite new to DMX so I'm not 100 % sure about the information you want me to deliver. Can you please tell and I will find the information for you? The Lightcorder is a kind of DMX tester as far as I know. It reads the signal and tells me the different DMX values on the different channels. Best regards Christian |
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