WorkPro LightShark LS-Node2

2 bidirectional univese node. ArtNet, RDM & sACN.

• 2 RDM/DMX input and output.
• Ethernet-RDM/DMX bidirectional transceiver.
• Every port independently configurated.
• Merger HTP/LTP mode.
• Backup mode.
• Supports sACN, ArtNet/RDM/DMX.
• Integrated Ethernet switch.
• DMX frame rate configurable.
• PoE (Power over Ethernet) powered.
• 1/4 rack 19'' enclosure.

The LS-Node series is the new RDM/DMX streaming range from WORK PRO that supports industry standards ArtNet & sACN. They feature from 1 up to 4 DMX universes, with 3 different models: LS-Node1, LS-Node2 & LS-Node4, each of which adds its respective number of freely configurable DMX universes.

These small LS-Node products are available in the same quarter-rack physical format as the original LS-Core, are powered via a compact USB-C connector or by PoE, which is helpful when used in installations where they may be rack-mounted with an optional LS-AR 19 rack chassis.

All LS-Node products come with an integrated Ethernet switch with 2 ports and are multiprotocol, supporting the industry standards ArtNet and sACN.

LS-Node is fully compatible with LightShark consoles and can also be configured via a webserver, through which users can set up parameters like DMX frame rate (from 15 to 40 frames/s), firmware upgrades, independent RDM/DMX ports routing (any universe can be routed to any of the RDM/DMX ports independently) and modes of use.

With ArtNet/RDM compatibility, LS-Node allows configuration, status monitoring and management of remote devices from lighting consoles.

All the models feature several modes of use:

• Single Mode: DMX to ArtNet/sACN transceiver (LS-Node1 & LS-Node2 models) configurable via web.
• Merger mode: where the LS-Nodes can receive different universes (via ArtNet/sACN or DMX) and merge them in the same output, being able to select HTP/LTP merge modes.
• Backup mode: When LS-Node works in Backup mode with two consoles connected, the device can detect a loss of connection from the primary console and automatically switch to the backup console with a max latency of 3 seconds.