Genius GPX32Pro 32 Port Pixel Controller by Experience Lights

Product Overview

The Genius PRO allows for 1-4 power supplies to be mounted directly to the circuit board. By incorporating the mounting plate, power supply brackets, and DC wiring harness into one product. Genius PRO features 4 break-away tabs on the bottom of the circuit board which, when used, allow stacking of 2 power supplies on top of each other. The Genius PRO 32 port controller features 2 additional tabs which allow for the side-by-side mounting of up to 4 Mean Well LRS-350 power supplies. Also included with Genius PRO are pre-attached 12AWG 6" black and red wires with crimp connectors on the ends. This allows for fast connections to your power supply's screw terminals, for a max current carrying capacity of 25A per wire pair.

Product Specifications

• Supported Power Supplies: Mean Well LRS-350 and LRS-600
• Genius Mounting System mount 1-4 power supplies directly to the circuit board
• 4 x 6" black wire and 4 × 6" red wire with connectors pre-attached to the ends for quick power supply hookup
• Rotary knob for navigating menus on the OLED display
• 1 Ethernet Port
• Pre-defined hole pattern to fit neatly into an NBF-32026 bud box
• 32 × 3-pin, color coded Clever Lock™ connectors
• Power Banks provide full on/off power control to groups of outputs instead of 1-by-1.
• Max 4A per output.
• Supported protocols: DDP, E1.31, ArtNet
• Outputs the most common 3-wire WS281X pixel protocol
• Full range 5v - 24v
• 2 × RJ45 ports for long range receivers
• 2 × RJ45 ports for DMX output
• Configuration can be done via your smartphone, tablet or PC over a WiFi or wired connection
• Per port current monitoring (RTCM: Real time current Monitoring)
• Per port pixel counting
• SD card slot for standalone operation or to operate as FPP remote.
• Simple and fast over-the-air updates; with ability to easily roll back to previous firmware versions
• Rich JSON API
• Built-in test mode animations
• Seamlessly control up to ~10,000 pixels using E1.31 / ArtNet, or ~20,000 pixels using DDP
• No banks or groups. Pixels can be distributed however you'd like on any outputs, with any number of pixels assigned to each port

Instructions: https://experiencelights.com/firmware

Genius User Manual