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Appendix B B Pin Assignments DMX Digital Output Socket PIN No Signal 1 SHIELD 2 SIGNAL - 3 SIGNAL + 4 NOT USED 5 NOT USED Connector type: Cannon 5 pin AXR RS-485 Standard USITT DMX-512 Protocol MIDI In Socket PIN No Signal 1 NOT USED 2 NOT USED 3 NOT USED 4 MIDI + 5 MIDI SIGNAL Connector type: DIN 5 pin Desklight Socket PIN No Signal 1 No Connection 2 Ground 3 0 - 12 volts + Connector type: Cannon 3 pin AXR 152 Event V3 Manual
© Jands Electronics July 1995 Desk Link Cable To link two Event desks together connect a cable, wired as detailed below between the DMX output of the slave desk to the MIDI input on the master desk. Cannon 5 Pin PIN No Din 5 Pin PIN No 3 390R 1/4w 5% 5 2 4 Power Requirements Consumption Connector Fuse 90 volts to 265 volts AC, 50-60 Hz 40 watts (85 watts with analogue outputs) IEC 3-pin inc. fuse, switch and mains filter 2 amp M205 MIDI Note Messages Midi Note messages run from 0 to 127. The Event software up to version 3.1 has the MIDI Note numbers as 1 - 128. When using the table below add 1 to each Note number. MIDI Note MIDI Note MIDI Note MIDI Note MIDI Note MIDI Note 36 C1 48 C2 60 C3 72 C4 84 C5 96 C6 37 C#1 49 C#2 61 C#3 73 C#4 85 C#5 97 C#6 38 D1 50 D2 62 D3 74 D4 86 D5 98 D6 39 D#1 51 D#2 63 D#3 75 D#4 87 D#5 99 D#6 40 E1 52 E2 64 E3 76 E4 88 E5 100 E6 41 F1 53 F2 65 F3 77 F4 89 F5 101 F6 42 F#1 54 F#2 66 F#3 78 F#4 90 F#5 102 F#6 43 G1 55 G2 67 G3 79 G4 91 G5 103 G6 44 G#1 56 G#2 68 G#3 80 G#4 92 G#5 104 G#6 45 A1 57 A2 69 A3 81 A4 93 A5 105 A6 46 A#1 58 A#2 70 A#3 82 A#4 94 A#5 106 A#6 47 B1 59 B2 71 B3 83 B4 95 B5 107 B6 Event V3 Manual 153
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