This device is ideal for smaller installations. It’s able to control all types of programmable RGB and RGBW LEDs (WS, TM, APA family). Each effect is located on SD-Card.
You can control all the effects over buttons and DMX.
The most important details about SPI LED Controller you can find below. For more detailed description, please contact us or see technical documentation.
| Maximum of programmable RGB / RGBW LEDs | 1024 / 768 pcs |
| SPI LEDs Outputs | 1 pc |
| Maximum of programmable RGB / RGBW LEDs per SPI Out | 1024 / 768 pcs |
| Power | 5-24 V DC |
| Dimensions | 90x56x23 mm |
What makes this controller so special is that you’re able grip it to a standard DIN bar. This helps you organize everything much better in complex installations.
Apart from the most widely used connectors, such as RJ-45 ( DMX IN/OUT, MMX IN/ OUT), SD-Card for stand-alone mode and buttons for direct control of LED controller.
allows you to control LEDs via DMX over RJ-45 connector
allows you to send signal to LEDs
allows you to control LEDs via MMX over RJ-45 connector
allows you to operate in a stand-alone mode
Our LED controllers let you work and control them however you prefer it. That’s the reason why we bring you these 4 ways of controlling your LED devices, straight away.
Stand-alone mode
This mode allows you to control LEDs over SD-Card and you don’t need any kind of software to control it. Choose effects using buttons or DMX signal.
DMX Pixel mode
Simply use the DMX standard as RGB/RGBW player. You can define how many LEDs will represent one pixel – a maximum number of RGB / RGBW LED pixels is 170 / 128 and with SPI LED Controller you can play 1024 RGB or 768 RGBW pcs of LEDs.
In RGB pixel mode, each 3 DMX channels are used to control red, green and blue color of one (or more) LED pixels. In RGBW pixel mode, each 4 DMX channel are used to control red, green, blue and white color.
DMX
Simply use DMX 512 standard for controlling your LEDs. DMX can be used as a trigger of effects saved on your SD-Card or as RGB player.
DMX Trigger mode
Simply use DMX standard as a trigger of effects saved on used SD-Card. You should follow simple rules, which you can find in this small table or technical documentation.
| 1 | Brightness |
| 2 | Animation |
| 3 | Animation speed (default is 128) |
| 4 | Red |
| 5 | Green |
| 6 | Blue |
| 1 | Brightness |
| 2 | Animation |
| 3 | Animation speed (default is 128) |
| 4 | Red |
| 5 | Green |
| 6 | Blue |
| 7 | White |
