Artistic License Ether-Lynx II Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 9

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ROM Boot Jumper

Ether-Lynx II has boot-loader firmware programmed into its ROM. This forces the product into

a factory ROM mode ready for firmware upload. The boot-loader firmware allows the operating

firmware (which is stored in the flash memory) to be upgraded over the network. It is not usually

necessary to use this procedure as firmware uploads can be initiated directly using DMX-

Workshop.

To force Ether-Lynx II to start in boot-loader mode, link the ROM boot jumper and power-up the

unit. Note that the LEDs will flash when in boot-loader mode. The firmware upgrade can then

be made using DMX-Workshop.

If for any reason the upgrade needs to be aborted, or if the ROM boot jumper was connected in

error, removing the jumper and powering up the unit will cause it to revert to the current installed

firmware.

Application Diagram

In the example shown below, a Colour-Tramp controller is running a show on an LED pixel

product driven by intelligent power supplies (such as Multichrome D1). The system responds

to triggers from an external DMX panel. Ether-Lynx II forms the interface between all elements

of the system: it converts the panel DMX signals into Art-Net for triggering Colour-Tramp, and

converts the Art-Net show programme into DMX/RDM for consumption by the intelligent PSUs

driving the fixtures.

Simple DMX Panel (used as an external

trigger panel for main controller)

Ether-Lynx II User Guide

Art-Net Controller

e.g. Colour-Tramp

Mains Voltage

Art-Net

DMX (Used for

triggering)

Ether-Lynx II

DMX / RDM

PSU/DMX-

RDM interface

(e.g.Multichrome D1)

RGB Pixels

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