SWISSON X-MT-120-SET

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The Swisson X-MT-120 DMX tester is very well built and has many useful functions. The device is very portable and it's rugged build quality fits comfortably into your hand. The X-MT-120's large graphical LCD screen is backlit and is very easy to read. It is powered by a 9V battery (included) and can be plugged in permenantly via and optional 9V-12V power adaptor.

The X-MT-120-KIT includes a belt case, a 3-pin to 5-pin adaptor and a 5-pin to 3-pin adaptor.

The X-MT-120 can send and receive DMX data, as well as test DMX cables for continuity and shorts.

Recieve Mode

In recieve (analyze) mode the X-MT-120 can recieve data from any active DMX line and the real-time values can be viewed in percent, decimal or hexadecimal format. You can view single channels, a grouping of 60 DMX values at the same time or all 512 channels at the same time.

If any DMX errors occur the X-MT-120 will display "ERROR" in the top right of the screen, if there is not DMX signal at all "NO SIGNAL" will be displayed.

The X-MT-120 has an intelligent channel search function that will enable the unit to only display DMX values that have recently canged, this allows you to determine what DMX values your console is affecting when you bring up a channel.

Send Mode

In send mode the X-MT-120 is capable of controling any DMX device, from a simple dimmer to the most complex moving light. 32 seperate lighing scenes (cues) can be recorded on the device allowing for quick access to pre-set levels.

It is also possible to combine these scenes and turn them into a sequence (chase) of up to 100 steps. The sequence speed and fade times can be easily changed as well.

Cable Testing

The X-MT-120 is capable of testing both 5-pin and 3-pin DMX cable. The shield and all 5 (or 3) pins are checked for continuity and shorts and a graphical representation of any errors will be displayed.

Fixture Profiles and Binary Addressing

Fixture Profiles can be entered into the X-MT-120 and, once patched, a visual representation of the current channel can be viewed at the bottom of the screen. This can help to indicate what channel of a fixture you are trying to affect with the X-MT-120.

Binary addressing for each channel can also be displayed as straight binary or binary +1. This allow you to check if your fixtures that use binary address switches are addressed properly very easily.