Note: DMX channels 511 and 512 are used for the purposes of Port-Address (Universe)
identification, and are ignored if used for the purposes of channel control. The last
available DMX channel is 510.
Standard DS modes.
DS MODE=ON uses DS16 by default.
Similar to DS8/16, with positive saturation.
Crossfade modes
Basic RGB + Temperature modes
ARRI RGBW crossfade modes
10
10
16
4
17 + 3 unused = 20
DS16 / ITSH16
DMX channel
shift
+0, +1 (16-bit)• Intensity0-65535
+2, +3 (16-bit)
+4, +5 (16-bit)• Saturation0-65535
+6, +7 (16-bit)• Hue0-65535 Hue from 0 to 360 degrees
+8 (8-bit)• Fan Control0-255
+9 (8-bit)• Reserved0-255Reserved
Modes DS16 and ITSH16 dier only in the implementation of saturation dimming. Use DS16
for negative/positive mid-starting saturation, and ITSH16 for positive saturation only.
Name/FunctionRangeExplanation
• Color temperature
0-65535 1,500 - 10,000 K
DS16:
0: maps to 0%
1...32768: maps to -120%...0%
32768: exactly 0%
32768...65535: maps to 0%...120%
ITSH16:
0...65535: dims from 0%...120%
Modifies fan mode for this channel
according to value:
0 - Manual
1...50: FLEX
51...101: FAST
102...152: SLOW
153...203: OFF
204...255: FLX2
DS8 / ITSH8
DMX channel
shift
+0 (8-bit)• Intensity0-255
+1 (8-bit)
+2 (8-bit)• Saturation0-255
+3 (8-bit)• Hue0-255Hue from 0 to 360 degrees
+4 (8-bit)• Fan Control0-255
Modes DS8 and ITSH8 dier only in the implementation of saturation dimming. Use DS8 for
negative/positive mid-starting saturation, and ITSH8 for positive saturation only.
Name/FunctionRangeExplanation
• Color temperature
0-2551,500 - 10,000 K
Mode DS8:
0: maps to 0%
1...127: maps to -120%...0%
127: maps to 0%
127...255: maps to 0%...120%
Mode ITSH8:
0...255 maps to 0%...120%
Modifies fan mode for this channel
according to value:
• 0 - Manual
• 1...50: FLEX
• 51...101: FAST
• 102...152: SLOW
• 153...203: OFF
• 204...255: FLX2
XFADE16
DMX channel
shift
+0, +1 (16-bit)
+2, +3 (16-bit)
+4 (8-bit)• Tint (Coarse)0-255
+5 (8-bit)• Fan Mode 0-255
+6, +7 (16-bit)
+8, +9 (16-bit)
+10, +11 (16-bit)
+12, +13 (16-bit
+14, +15 (16-bit)
Name/FunctionRangeExplanation
• Master Dimmer
(Coarse)
• Master Dimmer
(Fine)
• Color Temperature
(Coarse)
• Color Temperature
(Fine)
• XFade (Coarse)
• XFade (Fine)0-65535
• Red (Coarse)
• Red (Fine)
• Green (Coarse)
• Green (Fine)
• Blue (Coarse)
• Blue (Fine)
• White (Coarse)
• White (Fine)
0-65535 Master Dimmer for this lamp/range
0-65535
0-65535 Pure Red (R=G=B goes to WB)
0-65535 Pure Green (R=G=B goes to WB)
0-65535 Pure Blue (R=G=B goes to WB)
0-65535
Modifies temperature in the range
from 1,500 K(“0”) to 10,000 K.
Modifies Green/Magenta Tint for
White Balance from -30…+30
Modifies fan mode for this channel
according to value:
• 0 - Manual
• 1...50: FLEX
• 51...101: FAST
• 102...152: SLOW
• 153...203: OFF
• 204...255: FLX2
Crossfade between White Balance
(channels +0…+4) and RGBW (channels +8…+15)
Additional control for WB on top of
the RGB balance (0 - no eect, 255
- pure WB)
* Fan settings act as follows:
• FLEX: Minimum of approx 1,300 rpm below 45 °C; increases linearly to approx 2,900 rpm at 58 °C
• FAST: Always at max (approx 2,900 rpm)
• SLOW: Always at min (approx 1,300 rpm)
• OFF: Fan o until 77 °C, then turns on at minimum
speed of approx 1,300 rpm, and turns back o when
temperature goes down below 60 °C
• FLX2: Fan o until 45 °C, turns on and linearly
increases to a maximum of approx 2,900 rpm at 58 °C
** Note: Critical temperature for a lamp module is 80 °C,
upon which it is shut o. Covering the lamp unit even partly is not recommended, as it will increase the chances of it
reaching this critical temperature. Consult with Digital Sputnik technical support if you have questions about a custom
application in extreme conditions.
DS1 / DS3 / DS6
DMX specification / Firmware v2.67.5
As of February 2018
XFADE8
DMX channel
shift
+0 (8-bit)• Master Dimmer0-255Master Dimmer for this lamp/range
+1 (8-bit)• Color Temperature 0-255
+2 (8-bit)• Tint0-255
+3 (8-bit)• XFade0-255
+4 (8-bit)• Red0-255Pure Red (R=G=B goes to WB)
+5 (8-bit)• Green0-255Pure Green (R=G=B goes to WB)
+6 (8-bit)• Blue0-255Pure Blue (R=G=B goes to WB)
+7 (8-bit)• White0-255
+8 (8-bit)• Fan Mode0-255
Name/FunctionRangeExplanation
Modifies temperature in the range
from 1,500 K (“0”) to 10,000 K.
Modifies Green/Magenta Tint for
White Balance from -30…+30 (zero is
at 0, 127, and 128)
(equivalent green/magenta hues:
120° and 300°)
Crossfade between White Balance
(channels +0…+2) and RGBW (channels +4…+7)
Additional control for WB on top of
the RGB balance (0 - no eect, 255
- pure WB)
Modifies fan mode for this channel
according to value*/**:
• 0 - Manual
• 1...50: FLEX
• 51...101: FAST
• 102...152: SLOW
• 153...203: OFF 2
• 204...255: FLX2
ARRI6
DMX channel
shift
+0, +1 (16-bit)
+2, +3 (16-bit)
+4, +5 (16-bit)
+6, +7 (16-bit)
+8, +9 (16-bit)
+10, +11 (16-bit)
+12, +13 (16-bit)
+14, +15 (16-bit)
+16 (8-bit)
+17 (8-bit)
+18 (8-bit)
+19 (8-bit)
Name/FunctionRangeExplanation
• Master Dimmer
(Coarse)
• Master Dimmer
(Fine)
• Color Temperature
(Coarse)
• Color Temperature
(Fine)
• Tint (Coarse)
• Tint (Fine)
• XFade (Coarse)
• XFade (Fine)
• Red (Coarse)
• Red (Fine)
• Green (Coarse)
• Green (Fine)
• Blue (Coarse)
• Blue (Fine)
• White (Coarse)
• White (Fine)
• Fan Mode (adapted ARRI)
0-65535 Master Dimmer for this lamp/range
0-65535
0-65535
0-65535
0-65535 Pure Red (R=G=B goes to WB)
0-65535 Pure Green (R=G=B goes to WB)
0-65535 Pure Blue (R=G=B goes to WB)
0-65535
0-255
Modifies temperature in the range
from2,800 K(“0”) to 10,000 K
(“65535”).
Modifies Green/Magenta Tint for
White Balance from -30…+30
Crossfade between White Balance
(channels +0…+5) and RGBW (channels +8…+15)
Additional control for WB on top of
the RGB balance (0 - no eect, 255
- pure WB)
0...9: Manual
10...60: SLOW
61...120: FLEX
121...250: FAST
251...255: OFF
Reserved/unused channels as per
ARRI spec
iRGB8
DMX channel
shift
+0 (8-bit)• Master Dimmer0-255Intensity
+1 (8-bit)• Red0-255Pure R (R=G=B goes to WB)
+2 (8-bit)• Green0-255Pure G (R=G=B goes to WB)
+3 (8-bit)• Blue0-255Pure B (R=G=B goes to WB)
+4 (8-bit)• Temperature0-255
+5 (8-bit)• Fan Control0-255
Name/FunctionRangeExplanation
Modifies White Balance (WB) temperature in the range from 1,500 K
(“0”) to 10,000 K (“255”).
Modifies fan mode for this channel
according to value:
0 - Manual
1...50: FLEX
51...101: FAST
102...152: SLOW
153...203: OFF
204...255: FLX2
RGB8
DMX channel
shift
+0 (8-bit)• Red0-255Pure R (R=G=B goes to WB)
+1 (8-bit)• Green0-255Pure G (R=G=B goes to WB)
+2 (8-bit)• Blue0-255Pure B (R=G=B goes to WB)
+3 (8-bit)• Color Temperature 0-255
Name/FunctionRangeExplanation
Modifies temperature in the range
from 1,500 K (“0”) to 10,000 K.
ARRI1
DMX channel
shift
+0 (8-bit)• Master Dimmer0-255Master Dimmer for this lamp/range
+1 (8-bit)• Color Temperature 0-255
+2 (8-bit)• Tint0-255
+3 (8-bit)• XFade0-255
+4 (8-bit)• Red0-255Pure Red (R=G=B goes to WB)
+5 (8-bit)• Green0-255Pure Green (R=G=B goes to WB)
+6 (8-bit)• Blue0-255Pure Blue (R=G=B goes to WB)
+7 (8-bit)• White0-255
+8 (8-bit)
+9 (8-bit)
+10 (8-bit)
+11 (8-bit)
Name/FunctionRangeExplanation
Modifies temperature in the range
from2,800 K(“0”) to 10,000 K
(“65535).
Modifies Green/Magenta Tint for
White Balance from -30…+30 (zero is
at 0, 127, and 128)
Crossfade between White Balance
(channels +0…+2) and RGBW (channels +4…+7)
Additional control for WB on top of
the RGB balance (0 - no eect, 255
- pure WB)
0...9: Manual
• Fan Mode (adapted ARRI)
0-255
10...60: SLOW
61...120: FLEX
121...250: FAST
251...255: OFF
Reserved/unused channels as per
ARRI spec
* Fan settings act as follows:
• FLEX: Minimum of approx 1,300 rpm below 45 °C; increases linearly to approx 2,900 rpm at 58 °C
• FAST: Always at max (approx 2,900 rpm)
• SLOW: Always at min (approx 1,300 rpm)
• OFF: Fan o until 77 °C, then turns on at minimum
speed of approx 1,300 rpm, and turns back o when
temperature goes down below 60 °C
• FLX2: Fan o until 45 °C, turns on and linearly
increases to a maximum of approx 2,900 rpm at 58 °C
** Note: Critical temperature for a lamp module is 80 °C,
upon which it is shut o. Covering the lamp unit even partly is not recommended, as it will increase the chances of it
reaching this critical temperature. Consult with Digital Sputnik technical support if you have questions about a custom
application in extreme conditions.
Saturation is non-linear with greatest change closer to -100% and +100%. Small
change is between -50%, 0%, and +50%. However, using both Coarse and Fine
(16-bit) Mode it is possible to set the desired color precisely.
Behavior
Neutral white
(0%)
-120% to 0%1-1250...255
Neutral white
(0%)
0% to +120%128-2550...255
DMX Coarse (byte0)
Used alone in 8-bit mode
00...255
126-1270...255
DMX Fine (byte1)
Value of “1” adds approx 0.003%.
Resolution is 1/255
Hue ranges (Applies to modes DS8, DS16, ITSH8,
ITSH16)
HueDMX Coarse (byte0)
Value of “1” is approx. 1.17°.
Used alone in 8-bit modes.
0°=360°-60°0-420-255
60°-120°43-850-255
120°*-180°86*-1270-255
180°-240° 128-1700-255
240°-300°171-2130-255
300°-360°=0°214-2550-255
* - For green/magenta adjustment, use the setting of 120° with the DMX Coarse
value of 86.
DMX Fine (byte1)
Value of “1” adds approx +0.005°.
Resolution is approx 2...3/255
Tint range (Applies to XFADE8 / XFADE16)
byte0
• 0, 127 and 128 => OFF (no tint)
• 1-126 => Green Tint 100 to 0%, linear
• 129-255 => Magenta Tint 0 to 100%, linear
byte1
• reserved / not used. In MODE 5D, fan control is used in its place.
0 is chosen as a starting point for Tint because most of the DMX controllers use
‘0’ as a starting position. Tint is also OFF in the middle (127, 128) so it is possible
to use it as mid-starting slider controller.
DMX saving of the last state (Applies to all modes)
As of v1.14.6:
When the DMX mode is enabled, the fixture will save the last colors to memory,
and resume them after a power cycle, under one of these circumstances:
1. DMX packets are sent unchanged for at least 5 minutes (i.e. it is impossible
to save a changing light)
2. DMX is disconnected for at least 5 minutes,
or
3. the user presses any button on the device (applies to this device only) and
does not turn the device o for at least 10 seconds.
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