SanDevices: The Pixel Project
SanDevices: Universal RGB Pixel Controllers
E680: Compact and
economical
Perfect for low-cost RGB pixel
projects. Full featured 16 string
controller supports multiple pixel
types. Available in kit form or fully
assembled and tested.
E681: Pro Feature Set
The E681 expands on the E680
feature set by adding several 'pro'
level features such as pluggable
screw-block pixel connectors,
individual pixel string fuses,
selectable signal voltage, and
much more.
New Product for LOR users
The ELOR from SanDevices will be the missing link between your LOR display and RGB Pixels. See Product Page.
The ELOR from SanDevices will be the missing link between your LOR display and RGB Pixels. See Product Page.
SanDevices manufactures the E680 and E681 controllers for RGB LED pixels. Pixels are
3-color LEDs with a built-in intelligent controller chip. These pixels are arranged in strings
similar to standard LED christmas lights. The difference is that with RGB pixels, you can
control the brightness and color of each LED independently.
Pixels can be strung on trees or rooflines, hung as vertical strands for a 'snowfall' effect, or arranged in a matrix. A matrix of pixels can be used to display images or even full-motion video. SanDevices controllers are compatible with MANY pixel types, including the popular GE ColorEffects lights.
The SanDevices controllers act as the bridge between your PC and the pixels. Lighting control data is sent from your PC over the standard ethernet LAN connection, in a format known as E1.31. The controller connects to your LAN also; it receives the E1.31 data from the PC, and converts it into the proper signals to drive the pixel strings.
Each controller can operate up to 16 separate pixel strings, and by using multiple controllers the number of pixels that can be controlled is virtually limitless.
Pixels can be strung on trees or rooflines, hung as vertical strands for a 'snowfall' effect, or arranged in a matrix. A matrix of pixels can be used to display images or even full-motion video. SanDevices controllers are compatible with MANY pixel types, including the popular GE ColorEffects lights.
The SanDevices controllers act as the bridge between your PC and the pixels. Lighting control data is sent from your PC over the standard ethernet LAN connection, in a format known as E1.31. The controller connects to your LAN also; it receives the E1.31 data from the PC, and converts it into the proper signals to drive the pixel strings.
Each controller can operate up to 16 separate pixel strings, and by using multiple controllers the number of pixels that can be controlled is virtually limitless.
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Carmel, IN 46032
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Your PC and
E1.31-compatible
Lighting Software
(Madrix, Light
Show Pro, Vixen,
others)
E680-E681
Pixel
Controllers
RGB Pixel LEDs
(up to 16 strings per controller)
(up to 16 strings per controller)
Pixel
Power
Supply
Madrix Authorized Dealer
Compatible with Madrix, Light
Show Pro, Vixen, Light-O-Rama
(requires ELOR), and more.
ethernet
Compatible with
GE, 6803, 2801,
1804, 3001, 3005,
and other pixel
types.