Difference between revisions of "RickTest"

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= Parts List =
  
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| '''Device'''
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| '''120 volts - '''
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| '''240 volts - '''
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| '''12 volts DC - '''
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| '''Low volts (24/36)'''
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|-
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|Lynx
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|Yes
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|Yes (1)
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|Yes (2)
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|Lynx Express
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|Yes       
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|Yes (1)   
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|Freestyle
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|Yes
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|Yes (1)
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|SSR4
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|Yes
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|Yes (1)
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|Yes (3)
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|SSR4-DMX
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|Yes
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|Yes (1,4)
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|Lynx Splitter
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|Yes
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|Yes (1)
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|Lynx MR-16
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|Yes
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1 - Normally different transformer and resistor is needed.
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2 - Cut traces for the output section - Note Input Voltage has to be either 120v or 240v
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3 - SSR4 can control low voltage lights while connected to the Freestyle.
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4 - Currently the DMX option on the SSR4 can be used with 240v volts but the firmware doesn't work with 50 hz. Should be fixed later this year.

Revision as of 12:50, 26 January 2009

Parts List

Device 120 volts - 240 volts - 12 volts DC - Low volts (24/36)
Lynx Yes Yes (1) Yes (2)
Lynx Express Yes Yes (1)
Freestyle Yes Yes (1)
SSR4 Yes Yes (1) Yes (3)
SSR4-DMX Yes Yes (1,4)
Lynx Splitter Yes Yes (1)
Lynx MR-16 Yes 
1 - Normally different transformer and resistor is needed.
2 - Cut traces for the output section - Note Input Voltage has to be either 120v or 240v
3 - SSR4 can control low voltage lights while connected to the Freestyle.
4 - Currently the DMX option on the SSR4 can be used with 240v volts but the firmware doesn't work with 50 hz. Should be fixed later this year.
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