PANNIX Laser Player User Manual

PANNIX Laser Player User Manual introduces the basic functions and usage methods of PANNIX Laser Player, including system introduction, system functions, system characteristics, and appendices.


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Brand
INTRO
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
174 KB
Published
29 October, 2011
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
C7D8FEA88D68A17F3CEB927510DEAEAE

About this manual

The manual introduces the PANNIX laser player, which uses a Samsung S3C2440 (ARM9) CPU running at 400 MHz with Windows CE. It supports SD/MMC cards up to 4 GB, a standard ILDA DB‑25 output, and MIC sound‑control.

The device provides five buttons for mode selection, pause, sound‑control, random, sequential, and single‑play functions, as well as LED indicators for laser tube status and power. Configuration options are available through the user.ini and pannix.ini files, allowing adjustments such as scanner speed, frame rate, axis inversion, and color mode. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • System Introduction
  • System Functions
  • SD/MMC Data Storage Card
  • Buttons
  • LED Indicators
  • ILDA Output Interface
  • MIC Sensitivity Adjustment
  • Appendix
  • Configuration File (user.ini)
  • Configuration File (pannix.ini)

Specifications

CPUSamsung S3C2440 (ARM9) 400 MHz
Maximum SD/MMC capacity4 GB
ILDA output connectorStandard DB‑25
LED indicator colorsRed, Green, Blue
Scanner speed (max)50 K/s
Frame rate (max)30 fps
X/Y differential output resolution12 bit
RGB differential output resolution8 bit (‑2.5 V to +2.5 V)

Frequently asked questions

How many buttons does the PANNIX laser player have?

The device has five buttons for mode selection, pause, sound‑control, random, sequential, and single‑play functions.

What is the maximum storage capacity of the SD/MMC card?

The SD/MMC card can hold up to 4 GB of data.

How can I adjust the microphone sensitivity?

Use the MIC sensitivity adjustment knob to change the microphone sensitivity.

Which interface is used to connect to standard ILDA laser fixtures?

A standard ILDA DB‑25 output connector is provided for connecting to ILDA‑compatible laser fixtures.

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