The Net-XII is a rack-mountable Ethernet-to-DMX node that also functions as a splitter, merger, and standalone playback device. With 2 DMX inputs and 8 optically isolated DMX outputs, it handles up to 8 universes simultaneously and supports Art-Net, sACN, and DMX protocols. Each output can be individually assigned to either DMX input or the Ethernet input, and LTP/HTP merging allows two controllers to be combined on any output. Ten recordable presets with remote triggering make it useful as a backup or standalone playback source.
8
DMX Outputs · Optically isolated
2
DMX Inputs · 5-pin XLR
Up to 8
Universes · Simultaneous
10
Recordable Presets · Remote triggerable
Network Protocols
Supported input/output protocols:
Art-Net
sACN
DMX512
RDM over network
Merging Modes
Merge two controllers to any output:
LTP (Latest Takes Precedence)
HTP (Highest Takes Precedence)
Features
8 optically isolated 5-pin DMX outputs
2 x 5-pin DMX inputs
Up to 8 universes simultaneously via Ethernet
Art-Net, sACN, and DMX protocol support
LTP and HTP merging for dual-controller setups
RDM over network for remote fixture management
10 recordable DMX presets with remote triggering
Outputs individually assignable to DMX or Ethernet inputs
Rack-mountable for permanent installations
Preset configuration library for quick setup
Specifications
| DMX Inputs | 2 x 5-pin XLR |
| DMX Outputs | 8 x 5-pin XLR (optically isolated) |
| Network Protocols | Art-Net, sACN |
| DMX Protocol | DMX512, RDM |
| Max Universes | 8 (simultaneous) |
| Merging | LTP / HTP |
| Recordable Presets | 10 (remotely triggerable) |
| Mounting | Rack-mountable |
| SKU | NETXII |





