Reply to "DMX Splitters and Mergers"

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If I remember correctly, it is actually labeled on the face on the unit as well as one being positive and the other negative.

Edit: Yes, red LED is positive and green LED is negative. Took out on of my units just now and confirmed. Red will be lit with something connected to it unless there is a short. Green only comes on when the unit sees DMX signal. Makes sense since electricity flows negative to positive and the signal comes from the DMX controller. (Yes, I know in school they said electricity follows positive to negative, well they lied. It is the electron (negative) that moves, not the proton (positive). Drove me insane in school since I did it negative to positive and the drove the teachers nuts. /rant)

10/13/097:49 AM

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