Pixel Driver

The drivers for digital LED strips are specially designed to control as many RGB pixels as possible individually. With the LK99, up to 2,720 pixels are possible, divided into 4 channels (680 RGB pixels each). This corresponds to a total of 16 DMX universes, which are transmitted via LAN/ArtNet. The 4 outputs can be loaded with max. 7 amps per channel. The driver can be controlled via ArtNet and offers an additional DMX port with 512 channels on the output side. For configuration, the driver has an integrated web interface. Technical data: Item no. LK99 Output spots 4 x 7 Ampere (Multi SPI) Controllable pixels 4 x 680 = 2,720 Controllable ICs 2811 / 2801 / 6803 / 3001 / 8806 / 9813 / SK6812 Series Voltage input  5 - 24VDC DMX outputs 1 x 512 Channels Dimensions L166×W110×H31(mm) Weight 510g

The drivers for digital LED strips are specially designed to control as many RGB pixels as possible individually. With the LK63, up to 5,440 pixels are possible, divided into 16 channels (340 RGB pixels each). This corresponds to a total of 32 DMX universes, which are transmitted via LAN/ArtNet. The 16 outputs can be loaded with max. 3 amps per channel. The driver can be controlled via ArtNet and offers 2 additional DMX ports with 512 channels on the output side. For configuration, the driver has an integrated web interface. Technical data: Item no. LK63 Output spots 16 x 3 Ampere (Multi SPI) Controllable pixels 16 x 340 = 5,440 Controllable ICs 2811 / 2801 / 6803 / 3001 / 8806 / 9813 / SK6812 Series Voltage input  5 - 24VDC DMX outputs 2 x 512 Channels Dimensions L258×W145×H41(mm) Weight 1,100g

The SEDU-Play is a versatile, Raspberry Pi based, recorder and player for ArtNet cues and supports up to 64 DMX universes. The cues can be used in common LED effect software packages like J!NX LightJams Madrix grandMA2/3 Glediator MagicQ can be created. The SEDU-Play then records the ArtNet signal and stores it internally in different cues. These can then be grouped into cuelists so that different animations can be played out one after the other in a loop. The SEDU-Play supports ArtNet broadcast as well as a configurable unicast, which allows to send single universes to an ArtNet output code. The playback of the cuelists can be done in different ways, so SEDU-Play supports the triggering of the animations via ArtNet MIDI buttons (up to 10 via the GPIO pins of the Raspberry Pi) direct HTTP requests schedule mobile app (Android, iOS, browser) The brightness as well as the playback speed can still be adjusted system-wide via master settings after recording. Likewise, the playback frame rate for individual cues can be set individually. In addition, the cuelists can be exported and imported in a custom format, e.g. to manage different shows. The SEDU-Play is connected to the ArtNet network via LAN. The static IP used on the LAN interface can be freely configured. Likewise, a WLAN network can be configured to which the SEDU-Play connects. This connection can be used to trigger the animations (e.g. via app) or to configure the SEDU-Play via browser. Scope of delivery: 1x Raspberry Pi 3B ready installed in case 1x microSD card (8GB) with pre-installed software 1x USB power supply for power supply Technical data: Driver Type Raspberry Pi 3B Power supply   5V DC via microUSB port, max. current consumption approx. 300mA CPU ARM Cortex-A53, 4x1,2 GHz RAM 1024MB DDR2 LAN 10/100 MBit/s, RJ45 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n   Gehäuse Material Aluminum Features direct heat dissipation from CPU to case via thermal pad Access to all ports (incl. GPIO) Dimensions (LxWxH) 89x25x64mm   Software Playback-Triggering   - ArtNet- MIDI- Pushbutton (via the GPIO pins of the Raspberry Pi)- direct HTTP requests- Schedule- Browser (Mac/PC/Smartphone/Tablet) Anzahl Universen 8 

4 channel DMX decoder with Artnet connection RJ45, adjustable start address and touch display PWM output 8bit / 16bit adjustablePWM frequency 500Hz - 30kHz adjustable in 1kHz stepsGamma curve adjustable with values from 0.1 ~ 9.9IP class: IP 20Dimensions: 150x100x25,5mm (WxHxD)   The Art-Net™ DMX Bidirectional Converter is an Ethernet to DMX adapter with integrated optical DMX splitter andEthernet switch function. It has 4 RJ45 DMX outputs, all optically isolated and compatible with the following protocols: DMX512, DMX512-A Art-Net™ The converter is designed with a 3.5" LCD screen and a touch control pen which allow you to configure it easily and visibly. It is also can be remotely configured and monitored through Art-Net™supported PC software including Sunlite, DMX workshop, Luminair, Madrix, etc It takes up to 4 Art-Net™ universes simultaneously. The 4 RJ45 DMX ports can be assigned to either of the DMX In portor to one of the Art-Net™ universes. The two Ethernet links are 10/100BaseTx connections on RJ45 connector, locatedon the unit. The 2 Ethernet ports are through ports that allow daisy chaining of the Art-Net™ DMX Bidirectional Converterunits.Recorder function allows you to record programs such as color sequences that are programmed and played by a Art-Netsupported PC software or DMX console and save them into SD card. PlayBack function allows you to play the recordedprograms in the SD card with no controller required. TaskManage function allows you to create up to 10 scheduled taskswhich will play the selected recorded programs based on the frequency of day or week. Each scheduled task allows youto choose up to 10 recorded programs. The play mode can be SinglePlay or LoopPlay. The converter provides a reliable,highly customizable network infrastructure for complex control systems. The converter can be compatible with popularArt-Net™ supported software including Sunlite, DMX workshop, Luminair, Madrix, etc.   1. When the Work Mode is configured as ArtNet->DMX 2. When the Work Mode is configured as DMX->ArtNet  3. When the Work Mode is configured as 1IN->3OUT (DMX splitter)      

With this DMX converter, various digital LED strips can be conveniently controlled via DMX512. It offers an extremely wide voltage range of 5-24V as well as 510 channels, whereby for example 170 RGB pixels can be controlled. The following LED drivers can be controlled: 6803 / 8806 / 2811 / 2801 / 3001 / 1903 / 9813 / WS2812B Each converter also has a DMX output. The decoder can be set very easily via a large multifunction display and 3 buttons. Essential parameters are: digital setting DMX start address different test modes pixel count configurable color sequence configurable Scope of delivery: 1x DMX Digital Converter BC Technical data: Voltage: 5-24V DCConnection: Input (V+; Ground; DMX Input) Output (DMX Output; V+; Data; CLK, Ground)IP class: IP 20Dimensions: LxWxH 176x46x30mm

The SEDUv3 is a universal driver for digital LED pixels. It can be used to control an ambient light system as well as for an LED matrix. In contrast to the SEDUv2 additional pixels like the WS2811/12 or MY9221 are supported. The firmware is still being extended to support even more pixel types. In addition, it is possible to choose between different input protocols within one firmware. Supported are: miniDMX tpm2 DMX (future) tpm2.net / Artnet in connection with WLAN Up to 3000 pixels WS2801 and 1024 pixels WS2811/12 are supported. With a µSD card created sequences can be played back offline. You can switch between the programs with a button (in the future also via IR remote control). Scope of delivery: 1x SEDU board v3 according to version 1x connector data port Technical data: Parameter Value Power supply: 5V DC via µUSB port,max. current consumption approx. 300mA Housing: Aluminum housing, screwed Dimensions: 105 x 50 x 28 mm Data sheet / Downloads  SEDU-Board Downloads

The SP108 can control up to 960 pixels and many different pixel types: WS2801, WS2811, WS2812, SK6812, APA102 and many more. The suitable app "LED Chord" is available for free for IOS and Android and connects to the SP107E via Bluetooth. Music control can then be done directly via the built-in microphone or more precisely via the AUX-IN input (normal 3.5mm jack). There are 30 different music sync effects available. The pixel LEDs can be configured as LED strips and also as LED matrix, so you can realize e.g. a spectrum analyzer. Maximum segments (lines) of the matrix: 64  Maximum pixels per segment (line): 150 In addition to music control, another 180 chaser effects are possible as well as precisely adjustable single colors. Speed and brightness can be changed at any time. Setting up the driver is quite intuitive and done in a few minutes.  Screenshots of the App: The scope of delivery includes: 1 x LED-driver SP107E 1 x 3-pin connection cable for LED strips 1 x voltage connection cable with hollow socket 1 x 3,5mm jack connection cable 1 x mini screwdriver Supported LED types: WS2801, WS2811, WS2812 SK6812, SK6812_RGBW, SK9822 APA102, APA105 TM1804, TM1814, TM1913, TM1914, TX1812, TX1813 LPD6803, LPD8806  P9813, P943S, P9411, P9412, P9413, P9414 GS8206, GS8208 SM16703, UCS1903, INK1003, DMX512 FAQ: Can multiple drivers be used at the same time in the app? Yes, the app can manage multiple drivers at the same time. You can switch between the drivers and change the settings for each. In addition, the individual drivers can be switched on and off directly. However, there is no direct synchronization and each driver must be set accordingly. However, if several drivers have the same settings (e.g. the same effect for music animation) and then receive the same audio signal via AUX (line-in), they will also react in the same way. Does the app have to be active for the music animation to work? No. The app is only needed for the setup. You can close the app afterwards and also turn off the smartphone, for example. The SP107s will still react to music and sounds with light animations. The same is true for the PRESET chaser effects. Does the driver keep its settings when it no longer receives power? Yes, the driver can simply be disconnected from the mains. When power is applied again, it will start with the previously set animation. All settings will be kept. How can the white LEDs be used, e.g. with a SK6812_RGBW? The app has a separate control for white LEDs (e.g. for SK6812_RGBW pixel strips). This can be used to set the proportion of white LEDs and then, in the case of effects, the white LEDs are taken into account accordingly, so that the colors are generally desaturated. In the effects section of the app, the SOLID setting can then also be used to activate a permanently white, high-quality light, e.g. for lighting tasks, if required. Can the SP107 also control LED matrices? Yes, a number of pixels and a number of segments can be set in the setup. For example, for an 8 x 8 matrix then 8 pixels and 8 segments. This is taken into account in the effects accordingly if matrix is selected there. Technical data: Input: 5-24V DC, GND, AUX-IN Output: VCC, GND, Data, Clock current consumption: approx. 120mA up to 960 pixels depending on IC type ambient temperature: -20°C - +60°C dimensions: 85x45x22mm Weight: 40g

The SP108 can drive up to 2,048 pixels and many different pixel types: WS2801, WS2811, WS2812, SK6812, APA102 and many more. The suitable app "LED Shop" is available for free for IOS and Android and offers 180 different chase effects as well as precisely adjustable single colors. Speed and brightness can be changed at any time. A handy feature is that you can choose your favorites from the 180 effects and then quickly select them. Setting up the driver is quite intuitive and done in a few minutes. The driver works in the 2.4 GHz WLAN and can be accessed directly via the smartphone as well as integrated into the home WLAN. Screenshots of the App: The scope of delivery includes: 1 x LED driver SP108E 1 x 3-pin connection cable for LED strips 1 x mini screwdriver Supported LED types: WS2801, WS2811, WS2812 SK6812, SK6812_RGBW, SK9822 APA102, APA105 TM1804, TM1814, TM1913, TM1914, TX1812, TX1813 LPD6803, LPD8806  P9813, P943S, P9411, P9412, P9413, P9414 GS8206, GS8208 SM16703, UCS1903, INK1003, DMX512 FAQ: Does the driver require an existing WLAN? No, the driver can also be controlled directly with the smartphone (AP mode) and offers its own WLAN access point ("SP108E_xxx") for this purpose. If a WLAN is available, the driver can alternatively be integrated into it (STA mode), so that the WLAN does not always have to be changed to operate the driver. Can multiple drivers be used simultaneously in the app? Yes, the app can manage multiple drivers at the same time. You can switch between the drivers and change the settings for each. In addition, the individual drivers can be switched on and off directly. However, there is no direct synchronization and each driver must be set accordingly for itself.  Does the app have to be active for the animations to run? No. The app is only needed for the setup. You can close the app afterwards and also turn off the smartphone, for example. The SP108 will continue to play effects. Does the driver keep its settings when it no longer receives power? Yes, the driver can simply be disconnected from the mains. When power is applied again, it will start with the previously set animation. All settings will be kept. How can the white LEDs be used, e.g. with a SK6812_RGBW? The app has a separate control for white LEDs (e.g. for SK6812_RGBW pixel strips). This can be used to set the proportion of white LEDs and then, in the case of effects, the white LEDs are taken into account accordingly, so that the colors are generally desaturated. In the effects section of the app, the SOLID setting can then also be used to activate a permanently white, high-quality light, e.g. for lighting tasks, if required. Can the SP108 also control LED matrices? A number of pixels and a number of segments can be set in the setup. For example, for an 8 x 8 matrix then 8 pixels and 8 segments. This is taken into account in the effects, but in most matrices the pixels are connected in a snake shape as a long line and this is unfortunately not taken into account by the SP108. Therefore the effects are not displayed as desired on the matrix, but every 2nd row of the matrix shows the effect quasi upside down. We hope for a technical improvement here soon. Technical data: Input: 5-24V DC, GND Output: VCC, GND, Data, Clock current consumption: approx. 90mA up to 2.048 pixels depending on IC type ambient temperature: -20°C - +60°C dimensions: 80x41x20mm Weight: 40g

With this driver LED strips/matrixes with up to 600 pixels can be controlled via an output. The animations in TPM2 format are created by software (e.g. J!NX) and can either be output directly via a PC via USB or stored and retrieved on an SD card. The keys can be used to switch between the animations stored on the SD card. The sequence of the animations can also be specified in a configuration file. In this file it is also possible to define the number and color sequence of the pixels, autoplay behavior and brightness. Furthermore, up to 63 animations can be started from the SD card via GPIO pins (e.g. actuated via buttons, microdrivers, etc.). Scope of delivery: 1x LED Pixel-driver ready installed in acyl housing Technical data: Item no. LK130 Controllable pixels max. 4096 Controllable ICs WS281X / PL9813 / SK6812 (RGBW) / APA102 Voltage input   5 VDC via mini-USB Output 8 x up to 1024 pixels (max. 4096 pixels total) Dimensions L65×W85×H22 mm

With this driver LED strips/matrixes with up to 600 pixels can be controlled via an output. The animations in TPM2 format are created by software (e.g. J!NX) and can either be output directly via a PC via USB or stored and retrieved on an SD card. The keys can be used to switch between the animations stored on the SD card. The sequence of the animations can also be specified in a configuration file. In this file it is also possible to define the number and color sequence of the pixels, autoplay behavior and brightness. Furthermore, up to 63 animations can be started from the SD card via GPIO pins (e.g. actuated via buttons, microdrivers, etc.). Scope of delivery: 1x LED pixel controller ready installed in acyl housing 1x infrared remote control Technical data: Item no. LK129 Controllable pixels 1 x 1024 Controllable ICs WS281X / PL9813 / APA106 / SK6812 (RGBW) Voltage input   5 VDC via mini-USB Output 1 x 1024 pixels Dimensions L73×W45×H15 mm

With this driver LED strips/matrixes with up to 600 pixels can be controlled via an output. The animations in TPM2 format are created by software (e.g. J!NX) and can either be output directly via a PC via USB or stored and retrieved on an SD card. The keys can be used to switch between the animations stored on the SD card. The sequence of the animations can also be specified in a configuration file. In this file it is also possible to define the number and color sequence of the pixels, autoplay behavior and brightness. Furthermore, up to 63 animations can be started from the SD card via GPIO pins (e.g. actuated via buttons, microdrivers, etc.). Scope of delivery: 1x LED Pixel-driver ready installed in acyl housing Technical data: Item no. LK128 Controllable pixels 1 x 600 Controllable ICs WS281X / PL9813 / APA106 / SK6812 (RGBW) Voltage input   5 VDC via mini-USB Output 1 x 600 pixels Dimensions L55×W22×H mm