WDMX Module Antari TIMO-W-DMX-PCBR (model 51702173) wireless DMX module

The Antari TIMO-W-DMX-PCBR wireless DMX module provides a compact solution for adding WDMX wireless control to compatible lighting and effects equipment. Designed for use with devices that accept an external DMX input, this module transmits and receives DMX512 data over a WDMX radio link, removing the need for physical DMX cabling and allowing flexible placement of fixtures in live events, clubs, theatres and rental installations.

Advantages

The module simplifies setup by eliminating long DMX runs and associated cable management. Its wireless transmission reduces tripping hazards and allows fixtures to be positioned where cables would be impractical. Compact form factor and straightforward integration make it suitable for retrofit on compatible units, while stable WDMX communication supports reliable remote control during performances. The product is intended to be used with lighting and effects equipment that accept standard DMX input and can host an external wireless module.

Suitable for

• Live concerts and touring productions
• Nightclubs and bars with dynamic lighting
• Theatre and stage productions
• Rental and event production companies
• Installations where running DMX cable is impractical

Key specifications

• Wireless protocol: WDMX-compatible radio transmission
• DMX protocol support: DMX512 data transmission and reception
• Function: Transmitter and receiver capability for remote DMX control
• Form factor: Compact PCB-mounted module designed for integration into compatible equipment
• Operating environment: Indoor and controlled outdoor event use (subject to device enclosure protection)

How to use

Install the module into a compatible fixture following the host device manufacturer’s instructions for adding external DMX modules. Configure the module as a transmitter or receiver according to the required role, then set matching WDMX channels or network parameters on both the module and the controlling console or transmitter. Ensure antenna orientation and location provide clear radio path for the intended coverage area. Power and DMX connections should be made only when the host device is powered down, unless the host manufacturer states hot-plugging is supported.

Recommendations

Place the receiving module away from large metal obstructions and other strong radio sources to improve signal reliability. Verify compatibility with the host device’s DMX input and mechanical mounting before installation. For critical productions, perform a range and interference test during setup and maintain a fallback wired DMX option if possible.