ArtNet/sCAN Node 2

Supports Artnet, sACN, RDM and DMX

Bidirectional ArtNet-DMX conversion

USB-C or POE powered

All output ports are optically isolated

Palm size, really compact & portable

The E-Node 2 is a pocket Ethernet to DMX gateway with two outputs for 1024 channels. Supports ArtNet, sACN, RDM and DMX. It is really useful when you need a compact and portable solution to convert Art-Net (a lighting control protocol over Ethernet) into DMX512. Great for product testing/demo, small venues or events.

Specifications
Supports ArtNet, sACN, RDM and DMX
100 Mbps data speed
2 universes: DMX IN or OUT
Power Input: 5VDC 1A or PoE
Power consumption: 6 W
Connections: 2 x 3pin or 5pin XLR IN/OUT, 1 x RJ45 IN/OUT
Control protocol: ArtNet, sACN, RDM, DMX-512
IP configuration via web browser
M10 and 3/8″ thread hole for truss mount
IP rating: IP20 for indoor use only
Operating temperature: From -5 °C to +40 °C
Dimensions: 102 x 60 x 40 mm
Weight: 0.3 kg

What's Included

1 x E-Node 2, 1 x USB-C cable, 1 x Ethernet cable, 1 x User Manual, 1 x Carry bag

FAQ

1. Does this NODE 2 support both Art-Net and sACN?
Yes it does.

2. How does this NODE 2 support RDM?
Yes it does.

3. Does this NODE 2 support PoE (Power over Ethernet)?
Yes it does.

4. How do I set IP address for this node?
You can set IP address manually or by DHCP via web browser.
1) Configure the network address of the laptop/computer in the correct range (IP 2.x.x.x or 10.x.x.x and Netmask 255.0.0.0).
2) Connect the node to your PC/Laptop using Lan cable, then open web browser and enter address of the node (2.0.0.168) into Address Bar. Press the Enter key on the laptop/computer keyboard and a setup interface will pop up.
3) Enter the log-in details: Log-in account: Admin / Password: Admin.
4) From the web browser you can configure the IP mode, the IP address, and the Netmask of the device, and set a new password for the web interface.
5) Click Apply to save the changes.

5. What is DHCP?
DHCP stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. It's a network management protocol used to automatically assign IP addresses and other network configuration parameters (like subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS servers) to devices on a network.
Why DHCP is Useful? Without DHCP, every device on a network would need to be configured manually with an IP address. DHCP automates this process, which: Reduces configuration errors, Saves time, Makes it easier to manage large networks.

6. What IP address should I use for an Art-Net network?
The standard Art-Net IP range is 2.x.x.x (e.g., 2.0.0.10) with a subnet mask of 255.0.0.0. However, some setups use the 10.x.x.x range for better compatibility with modern networks.

7. What is the difference between Art-Net and sACN?
Art-Net uses UDP and supports broadcast communication by default.
sACN (Streaming ACN) is another DMX-over-IP protocol that typically uses multicast or unicast, making it more efficient on larger networks.

8. My Art-Net node is not receiving data. What should I check?
- Check the IP address settings (must be in the correct range).
- Ensure the software is sending Art-Net data (use an Art-Net monitor tool).
- Disable firewalls that may block UDP traffic.
- Verify physical connections (Ethernet cables, switches, and routers).
- Confirm the correct universe assignment in both software and the node.

9. Can I control multiple Art-Net nodes from one software?
Yes! Most lighting control software supports multiple nodes by assigning different DMX universes to each.

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