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How to Use a Multimeter to Test DMX Cables
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How to Use a Multimeter to Test DMX Cables

Test DMX cables with a multimeter to fix light show glitches. This guide gives you...
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What Is a DMX Universe? What to Do When You Exceed 512 Channels
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What Is a DMX Universe? What to Do When You Exceed 512 Channels

A DMX universe is a single control line with 512 channels. When your show needs...
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Long Distance DMX: Is Wireless More Reliable Than Cables?
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Long Distance DMX: Is Wireless More Reliable Than Cables?

Long distance DMX control presents unique challenges. Get a comparison of wireless vs. wired DMX...
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The Role of DMX Splitters: When Is It Time to Buy One?
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The Role of DMX Splitters: When Is It Time to Buy One?

A DMX splitter is crucial for a stable lighting rig, reinforcing signal quality, extending cable...
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What Is Daisy Chaining and How Many Lights Can You Link?
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What Is Daisy Chaining and How Many Lights Can You Link?

Daisy chaining lights is a simple way to power multiple fixtures. Get the formulas to...
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DMX Terminators: When Do You Actually Need One?
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DMX Terminators: When Do You Actually Need One?

A DMX terminator prevents flickering lights and random behavior in your rig. Get the facts...
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Creative Placements for LED Pixel Tubes on Stage
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Creative Placements for LED Pixel Tubes on Stage

LED pixel tubes on stage can transform your lighting design. Get professional techniques for building...
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Drummer-Centric Lighting: Looking Cool Without Being Blinded
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Drummer-Centric Lighting: Looking Cool Without Being Blinded

Drummer lighting setups that make you pop on camera without the blinding glare. Get pro...
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Why Is My Moving Head Jerky? (16-bit vs 8-bit Movement)
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Why Is My Moving Head Jerky? (16-bit vs 8-bit Movement)

Jerky moving head movement is often due to 8-bit control. This guide shows how 16-bit...
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