The DDMX-512 interfaces Dragonframe to one or more DMX dimmer/switch packs, or directly to DMX-enabled lights. Interact with external devices using the built-in relay switch, digital input and digital output. When paired with one or more DMX dimmer/switch packs, you can control up to 512 different light channels.
Trigger Dragonframe from an external system.ĭMX512 (or DMX) is a standard protocol for controlling lighting.
Trigger a motion control system for shoot-move-shoot integration. Trigger a RED camera, film camera, or unsupported still camera. The DDMX-S2 is a hardware device that you can pair with Dragonframe to:Īutomate a work light (bash light) turning on and off.Īutomate front-light/back-light lighting passes.Īutomate keyframe-based lighting programs for your scene. For real-time DMX capabilities, you need our DMC-16 real-time controller. This product is suitable for stop motion and time-lapse. With Dragonframe 3, the DDMX-512 will only provide 99 channels. Dragonframe 4 is required to access all 512 channels. The DDMX-512 an updated version of our popular DDMX-S2, with support for 512 lighting channels, rather than the 99 provided by the DDMX-S2. Program scene/exposure lighting for advanced effects and automate bash lighting with ease. Please contact RED Support with any questions.Automate lighting and interact with external devices using our DMX512 and digital I/O controller. RTMotion (Teradek RT) Focus System Start/Stop Configuration on DSMC2 When using Third-Party accessories that use our RED Command Protocol (RCP) to trigger Start/Stop, you will need to have RCP enabled in the camera. You will want to have the following settings set in camera, except for RED RANGER: The following devices feature a connector with Contact Closure style trigger input:
You will want to have the following settings set in camera: The following devices feature a SYNC connector with 3.3 V Schmitt trigger input: Both edges of the input signal may be used as a trigger. The trigger is not a switch closure circuit, so it requires that the trigger source supplies current. The SYNC connector on DSMC cameras and the DSMC2 BASE EXPANDER use a 3.3 V Schmitt trigger (5 V tolerant). You can reference more information along with the circuit diagrams in our Operation Guide HERE (DSMC2) and HERE (DSMC). The cinema industry commonly uses the Momentary Ground protocol, also known as Contact Closure. To offer customers maximum flexibility, RED offers two different types of remote trigger (start/stop) protocols: Momentary Ground and Schmitt trigger.
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