DMX wireless set EUROLITE QuickDMX Sender 1x + Receiver 6x model 20000647

The EUROLITE QuickDMX Sender 1x + Receiver 6x set (model 20000647) provides wireless transmission of DMX512 control signals between a lighting controller and multiple fixtures. The package contains one compact DMX sender and six battery- or mains-powered receivers designed for use in live events, touring, theatre and fixed installations. The system enables cable-free distribution of a control signal across short to medium ranges, simplifying setup and reducing truss and floor cabling requirements.

Advantages

The QuickDMX set offers plug-and-play operation with automatic channel matching between the sender and receivers, reducing configuration time during load-in and rehearsals. Receivers are compact and unobtrusive, allowing flexible mounting on fixtures, trusses or walls. The wireless link supports reliable DMX512 frame transmission with low latency, enabling synchronized control of luminaires and effects without physical DMX cabling. The set’s mobility and straightforward setup make it suitable for temporary installations and touring applications.

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How to use

Connect the DMX output of your lighting controller to the QuickDMX sender using a standard DMX cable. Power up the sender and each receiver, verify that the receivers are set to the same wireless channel as the sender (the system typically supports automatic pairing), and mount the receivers near the fixtures or on trusses. Use standard DMX cables to connect each receiver’s DMX output to the fixture input. Test the signal transmission and address fixtures as required by your lighting controller. For multi-universe setups or very long stage distances, consult your lighting plan to allocate channels and placements to avoid signal overlap.

Recommendations

Place receivers where line-of-sight to the sender is least obstructed and avoid locating the sender inside metal enclosures. For outdoor use choose sheltered mounting positions and verify range and signal integrity during a soundcheck or rehearsal. Keep firmware and device documentation at hand for troubleshooting channel conflicts or re-pairing procedures.