GALAXIS | SPLIT MATRIX MODULE | 10/20 OUTPUTS | RENT

Split matrix modules for the PFE Advanced 10 Outputs

The split matrix modules work in the same way as the matrix modules with 50 or 100 outputs. The difference is that the Split Matrix modules are ideal for firing pyrotechnic effects at numerous individual positions with just one receiver. Typical applications include the installation of effects on the facades of buildings, large front sections and the use of prefabricated platforms for stage FX. The modules have four threaded holes on the underside so that they can be easily mounted on platforms or steel cables.

As usual, all parameters of all outputs can be freely programmed and controlled. The parameters of all outputs can be edited and checked either directly on the receiver or remotely via the PFC Advanced controller or the USB radio modem.

Instead of a matrix module, a so-called adapter board is placed on the PFE Advanced 10 Outputs, which has six connections for multicore cables. The connection between the adapter board and the split matrix modules is made via multicore cables.

Each split matrix module is equipped with two connections for multicore cables so that another cable can be used to connect the next split matrix module. Both star-shaped and linear cable networks are possible. Output 100 is used to calibrate the resistance measurement and should be used as close as possible to the receiver so that the cable resistance of the additional wiring is taken into account when measuring the resistance of the ignition lines.

By using coding bridges, you can determine which output group(s) a module should have. It is also possible to use the same output group on several modules. This corresponds to a parallel connection of electric igniters.

Both the sockets on the split matrix modules and the connections of the multicore cables and the adapter board are gold-plated.

Specifications:

• Outputs: 10 or 20
• Assignment of ignition points without restrictions: Yes, 1-999
• Ignition voltage: 24 V
• Ignition current: 50 A, 17 A continuous current
• Ignition LEDs for each output: Yes
• Energy source for ignition: Rechargeable battery
• Option to activate solenoid valves (e.g. solenoid coils): Yes
• Use of the receiver’s stepper extension: Yes, optional, 0.01 – 99.99 seconds, resolution 1/100 s (i.e. 0.01 s)
• Simultaneous step sequences per device: 100
• Maximum firing rate: 100 firings / second
• Housing: Printed circuit board molded in silicone rubber
• Dimensions outputs: 168 x 170 x 45 mm
• Net weight outlets: 912 g