Full Universe, 512 Channels
- Reduces engineering time and costs
- Reduces product time-to-market
- Makes the DMX protocol transparent to both the microcontroller and the engineer
- Provides a low-cost solution
- Fewer ISRs, lower microcontroller CPU load
- Reduces microcontroller memory usage
- Saves microcontroller dedicated pins with I2C
- Minimizes impact on microcontroller peripherals (no need for dedicated timers, UARTs, etc.)
- Compact, easy-to-solder SO8N package
- I2C speeds: 100kHz, 400kHz, and 1MHz.
The IS3710 is a DMX Receiver chip. It stores all 512 DMX Channels in its memory map, and the data is accessible by a microcontroller via I2C.
The chip features an interrupt pin to flag new DMX data available, and an activity LED pin as a visual indicator of DMX signal presence.
It operates as an I2C slave and supports 100 kHz, 400 kHz, and 1 MHz communication speeds.
The IS3710 frees your microcontroller from the timing constraints, memory requirements, and ISR load of receiving DMX data, reducing the need for timers, flash, and RAM. It also eliminates the need for a dedicated pins by operating over a shared bus (I2C).
The device operates at 3.3 V, with 5 V-tolerant I2C and RX pins, enabling compatibility with 3.3 V or 5 V transceivers and microcontrollers. It is offered in Industrial (–40 °C to +85 °C) and Extended (–40 °C to +125 °C) temperature ranges.
- Custom Lighting
- LED PAR Lights
- Stage Lighting
- Museum Lighting
- Smoke and Fog Machines
- Custom DMX Devices
- Artistic Installations and Devices
- Light Festivals Devices
- Interactive Devices
- Dimmers
- DMX512A protocol
- Receives from 1 up to all 512 DMX Channels
- Integrated filter to reject non-DMX data
- Compatible with delta transmitters (transmit only on data change)
