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Hello,
i have a question. I would like to control the individual DMX Channels. The project is attached. I just cant control the Lighting system. It is a Disco light with 16 DMX Channels.
Do i need the beckhoff library as suggested in previous forge blogs? cant i just set the value of Channel and it goes to light?
Please help! i am stuck :(
regards
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Hi....i suggest Ethercat - > 24 V PoE injector - > Esmacat(EASE) - > Arduino - > LED. It sounds to me like optocouplers and PoE have a comparable capacity in the arrangement as the PoE injector, yet they notice that the injector is on the grounds that EASE is fueled through 24 V Poe and Beckhoff gadgets may not be. I thought the explanation behind an optocoupler was to decrease the voltage from 24 V emerging from the KRC4 minimal to 5 V for the Arduino.
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Hello,
i have a question. I would like to control the individual DMX Channels. The project is attached. I just cant control the Lighting system. It is a Disco light with 16 DMX Channels.
Do i need the beckhoff library as suggested in previous forge blogs? cant i just set the value of Channel and it goes to light?
Please help! i am stuck :(
regards
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Its working. Thx anyways
Last edit: Tyro 2021-03-08
Hi....i suggest Ethercat - > 24 V PoE injector - > Esmacat(EASE) - > Arduino - > LED. It sounds to me like optocouplers and PoE have a comparable capacity in the arrangement as the PoE injector, yet they notice that the injector is on the grounds that EASE is fueled through 24 V Poe and Beckhoff gadgets may not be. I thought the explanation behind an optocoupler was to decrease the voltage from 24 V emerging from the KRC4 minimal to 5 V for the Arduino.