Difference between revisions of "Using a LOR iDMX adapter to drive Lynx equipment."
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If you are using a Light-O-Rama iDMX adapter to drive Lynx equipment, your XLR to RJ-45 adapter should look like this. | If you are using a Light-O-Rama iDMX adapter to drive Lynx equipment, your XLR to RJ-45 adapter should look like this. | ||
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The following are the pinouts, assuming TIA-568B for the RJ45 end. | The following are the pinouts, assuming TIA-568B for the RJ45 end. | ||
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** XLR Pin 2 (-ve) ----> RJ45 Pin 2 (Orange) | ** XLR Pin 2 (-ve) ----> RJ45 Pin 2 (Orange) | ||
** XLR Pin 3 (+ve) ----> RJ45 Pin 1 (White/Orange) | ** XLR Pin 3 (+ve) ----> RJ45 Pin 1 (White/Orange) | ||
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Revision as of 21:12, 16 August 2009
If you are using a Light-O-Rama iDMX adapter to drive Lynx equipment, your XLR to RJ-45 adapter should look like this.
The image is from Light-O-Rama.
The following are the pinouts, assuming TIA-568B for the RJ45 end.
- For the Lnyx Equipment
- XLR Pin 1 (GND) ----> N/C
- XLR Pin 2 (-ve) ----> RJ45 Pin 2 (Orange)
- XLR Pin 3 (+ve) ----> RJ45 Pin 1 (White/Orange)
