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Video Overview (Shows V1)
Configuring with LOR Software
Configuring Networking (PC)
All AlphaPix configuration, setup and troubleshooting information and videos can be found on our AlphaPix Support Page in the Knowledge Base.Q: Can I use the AlphaPix controllers with my LOR S3/S4 software and/or with my existing LOR Legacy Controllers?A: Yes, all our controllers, including the AlphaPix line work perfectly fine with LOR S3/S4 Advanced software. For more details and a complete list of the options of mixing E1.31 controllers and LOR can be found in our Knowledge Base. Q: Do the AlphaPix controllers require a "dongle" to work with LOR Software?A: No, the AlphaPix controllers connect directly to your PC or to your local network. See our Knowledge Base article for additional details and diagrams.
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Product Features
Click here for pre-assembled and ready to run AlphaPix 16 controllers
All AlphaPix configuration, setup and troubleshooting information can be found on our AlphaPix Support Page.
- General Information
- The 4 layer, 4oz Copper board with the largest current carrying capacity in the market - up to 80 Amps
- The AlphaPix 16 is designed for high density pixel based projects such as pixel matrix panels, pixel MegaTrees and house outlines
- The built-in, backlit LCD panel allows for easy configuration of most settings (pixel type, channels, IP address settings, etc) and to monitor the unit's settings. Additionally, it is possible to trigger the built-in test sequences right from the LCD interface without requiring sequencing or other software
- Features five push buttons for control of the LCD functions
- Three additional LED status lights for monitoring controller power up state and E1.31 data input
- Automated fan control using a standard CPU cooler fan (not typically required)
- Input voltage monitor (viewable from LCD and webpage)
- Per output RGB color mapping
- Output resistor bank (for adjustments for select pixels and to reduce short circuit possibility)
- Lowest cost commercial 16 output, full featured controller on the market today
- Vertical CAT5 Ethernet Input Jack for mounting in tight enclosures
- Supports all major lighting applications
- Light-o-Rama Advanced
- xLights
- Resolume
- Madrix
- Any applications that support Artnet / sCAN / e1.31
- Controller Basics
- 32-Bit CPU
- Dimensions - Width: 4.72" inches x Length: 7.87" inches
- Four Mounting Holes - 1/8" Holes
- Waterproof Enclosures and Mounting Kits Available
- Data Input
- E1.31 / sCAN (over TCP/IP over Ethernet)
- Unicast: 32 DMX Universes
- ArtNet (over TCP/IP over Ethernet)
- Unicast: 32 DMX Universes
- Ethernet 10/100 CAT5/CAt6 jack / vertical position for easy cable insertion and removal
- Hardware Data Outputs
- 16 SPI (pixel) Outputs
- Overall - Maximum of 5,440 Pixels or 32 Universes / 16,384 DMX Channels
- Per Output - Up to 340 pixels / 2 DMX universes (exclusive of power, see chart below)
- Each output features euro style plugs for easy assembly and removal
- Each output is clearly marked on both sides of the connector with the output number so it is always easy to find the output.
- Each output is marked with + / - / Data / Clock order to make assembly easier and error free
- RS485 Outputs
- Overall - Maximum of 1,536 DMX Channels
- Three individual RS485 ports - one DMX universe per port
- RS485 ports do not "use up" SPI outputs / not shared with SPI outputs
- Each output features euro style plugs for easy assembly and removal
- See our Knowledge Base for information on wiring and connecting with LOR controllers
- Power Input
- 60 Amps Normal / (30 Amps per bank / two individual bank inputs
- Wattage per bank (1-8 and 9-16)
- 5 Volts: 150 Watts
- 12 Volts: 360 Watts
- Wattage per controller (1 - 16)
- 5 Volts: 300 Watts
- 12 Volts: 720 Watts
- 80 Amps with 20% Duty Cycle + Automated output shut down enabled
- Wattage per bank (1-8 and 9-16)
- 5 Volts: 200 Watts
- 12 Volts: 480 Watts
- Wattage per controller (1 - 16)
- 5 Volts: 400 Watts
- 12 Volts: 960 Watts
- Voltage Range: 5 to 24v DC (two separate voltages can be run on each bank of 1-8 and 9-16)
- Up to 10 AWG wire (we recommend a minimum of 16 AWG for power inputs - see our website)
- Controller is powered by power input on bank 1 - no separate power connection is required
- Polarity reversal input protection
- Note that many customers run controllers at levels below 100% using the output limiting function in the firmware settings
- Power Output
- 5 Amps Maximum (mini fused blade) per output
- Wattage per output
- 5 Volts: 25 Watts
- 12 Volts: 60 Watts
- Note that the number of amps per output (5A) over 16 outputs is 80 amps and this requires a duty cycle of 20% - see "Power Input" above
- See the chart below for recommended maximum pixel counts per output and per controller
- Software Data Output
- Number of different protocols supported simultaneously - One
- Supported pixel protocols:
- 2811 Family - 3 Wire (All HolidayCoro pixels are 2811)
- WS2811 / WS2812 / WS2813 / WS2812B
- INK1003
- TM1803 / TM1804 / TM1809 / TM1812
- UCS1903 / UCS1909 / UCS1912 / UCS2903 / UCS2909 / UCS2912
- 2801 Family - 4 Wire
- 6803 Family - 4 Wire
- LPD6803 / LPD1101
- D705
- UCS6909 / UCS6912
- 3001
- 8806
- 9813
- Does not support "GECE"
- Software Features
- Firmware setting adjustments - Most settings via LCD interface, all settings via standard web browser on most devices
- Firmware updates - PC (web browser) - no charge (see firmware page for updates)
- Null/Ghost pixels (start of string) - Allows longer runs of data (25+ feet)
- Reverse DMX addressing (start DMX addressing at end of string instead of at start)
- Zig-Zag / Matrix Addressing
- Color Order (RGB, BGR,GRB, etc) - adjustable per output
- Test / Sample Pattern outputs (RGB) - 22 Variations / Selectable via LCD+Buttons
- Password protection for web interface (optional)
- Adjustable brightness for LCD via web interface
- Fan (optional, not usually required, not included) can be configured to turn on a selected temperatures (80f / 26c to 135f / 57c)
- Built-in temperature monitor can display board temperature and can shut down controller output when user selected temperature is reached to prevent possible dangerous over-heating situations
- Displays input voltage on webpage and LCD to aid in diagnosing problems and to ensure adequate power is provided to lights.
- Warranty
- Varies by customer selection from none to 3 years - see options on product page
- Support
- The majority of our setup and troubleshooting information and videos can be found on our AlphaPix setup page
- Support options:
- Normal Support - Email / Phone where required, no additional cost
- Priority Support - Dedicate phone number / Email where required, additional cost
- HolidayCoro offers support in the following areas with the AlphaPix controller:
- General wiring and troubleshooting
- Testing of pixels (some non-HolidayCoro pixels may have limited support)
- General setup of the networking needed to support the connection of the AlphaPix to a Windows PC
- Basic configuration of sequencing applications
- Basic configuration of output to the RS485 output ports
- Complex networking environments
- HolidayCoro does not support the following with respect to the AlphaPix controller:
- Sending data over wireless networks
- Configuration of some applications (due to the huge number of applications, we may refer you to your application vendor for instructions on setting up their application)
- Configuration or troubleshooting of individual sequences - please contact your vendor for application specific questions
- Physical
- Operating Temperatures - Negative 4f (-20c) to 158f (+70) / LCD runs down to -4f
- County of Origin / Assembly
- China (from globally sourced components)
- Country of Design
This controller is able to directly run, without and with power injection the following combinations of pixel lights:
NOTES: The above maximum recommendations can vary based on a variety of factors including - voltage, wire gauge, distance between pixels, temperature, color of light output, controller duty cycle, customer expectations of color rendering and other factors.
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