How to Use Wireless DMX Transmitters and Receivers | Rockville DMX-WTR & DMX-WRE

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In this video Mike goes over How to Use Wireless DMX Transmitters and Receivers with the Rockville DMX-WTR and DMX-WRE. Wireless DMX technology allows you to control Both Standard DMX Lights and and wireless DMX Lights from a DMX Controller without the hassle of running a really long DMX cable from the controller to the first light in the chain. It uses 2.4 GHz signals to do this which gives you incredible range (up to 1968 feet). This allows you to have complete freedom in where you place your lights. If you have a party or event hall and you want to create a consistent mood in different rooms you can put one receiver on a light and put it in one room and put another receiver on one light and put that in a different room. You can connect 25 Receivers to one transmitter effectively giving you control of 25 different light locations. The Receivers are rechargeable and have a 9 hour battery life which gives you everything you need to effectively run a gig. Wireless DMX is the future of DMX technology and if you watch the above video you'll find out just how easy and simple it is to integrate it into your setup!
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[@dwightdonaldson7613]

Damn..Rockville going hard into the future..love this brand.

[@paradiseasmeatloaf1547]

I love these videos I'm buying up lights but having a big learning curve problem figuring out how to set them number the lights assigned by address and controlling the movers. So the more tutorials you make the happier I am, thank you.

[@RockvilleAudio]

Noted! Let us Know What videos you would want to see!

[@adamdagostino1282]

Great! this is very helpful

[@Baxtersbrain101]

What about if I put the lights on different channels? Does the 25 receiver limit apply to lights with built in wireless?

[@blueman841]

thanks for posting, have you every used this system with a DMX splitter?

[@joeadrianmendoza]

Didn’t I see this last week?!?! Whoa.... Dejavú!!!!! #FIRST

[@dwightdonaldson7613]

When will your k9 12" 4ohm subs be ready. Saw on your website that they are all out of stock

[@michaeljthomas4513]

I have a question. If I'm running my 2 gigbars connect with cables and my rockville wedges with wireless connect. Can I just put my wireless transmitter in the dmx out on one of my gigbars to connect with the wireless wedges?

[@killer13387]

Can you control the lights independently?

[@palliyampil]

Is there any way I can bypass the DMX control on the light and use as a normal light using a remote on off switch?

[@mauriciopereira7705]

When will you restock on the dmx-wre?

[@franklewis3891]

Thanks for the helpful video. I do have a couple of questions. Is a DMX-WTR transmitter required when using the ROCKFORCE W2 controller? Or does a DMX-WRE receiver communicate directly with the ROCKFORCE W2 controller? Both the ROCKFORCE W2, and the DMX-WRE are 2.4GHZ wireless equipped. Thanks!

[@RockvilleAudio]

You do not need to purchase an additional Wireless Transmitter if you are using the Rockforce W2 as it has a built in wireless transmitter - if You have a DMX-WRE you can sync it to the Rockforce W2 through Color!

[@franklewis3891]

@@RockvilleAudio That's awesome! Thanks for responding so quickly.

[@DJ2Legit007]

I came here just to ask these exact same questions. So glad you already asked and they already answered. Yes!!! Gonna order my receivers now!

[@Therealdonknots]

Hi I’m new to Dmx , can I use this to connect a Master to the Sl

[@slipnspindjservice3738]

How do you know when the WRE unit is fully charged? Thanks in advance.

[@kevinghram9887]

Can you use the donner512 wireless with my rockforce w4

[@ErickeverRB]

Will these work with battery par 50?

[@TheSethGZ]

Will donner transmitters work with the best par 60?

[@DonaldCookNJ]

Long as they're on the same frequency.

[@TheSethGZ]

I just got these and my transmitter has a female end on it and it needs to be male like yours. What’s up with that?

[@nilsayan2740]

Are you Indian??

[@lightman2105]

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