Godox KNOWLED TimoLink TRX Wireless DMX Transceiver

Godox KNOWLED TimoLink TRX Wireless DMX Transceiver

The Godox TimoLink TRX wireless DMX transceiver is designed to wirelessly transmit DMX signals to light fixtures with DMX control capabilities. The TimoLink TRX transceiver converts a wired DMX console into wireless, by sending signals to CRMX-compatible fixtures, or any fixture with a TimoLink receiver plugged into it. The TimoLinkTRX is perfect for filmmaking, broadcasting, theatrical lighting, or any other situation where wireless DMX is required. the TimoLink TRX also features Bluetooth Connectivity, enabling it to communicate with an iPad or Android tablet with the Godox KNOWLED App installed (available on the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store).

TimoLink TRX Wireless DMX Transceiver

The TimoLink TRX can be plugged into virtually any wired DMX console, converting it into a wireless DMX controller. It features a test feature, enabling you to easily check the status of your wireless connection, greatly improving your efficiency on set. It also features separate “Set” and “Reset” for simple operations.

Bluetooth Connectivity

The Godox TimoLink TRX features Bluetooth Connectivity, enabling it to communicate with the Godox KNOWLED Tablet app (available for Free on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store). The Knowled app enables you to directly control any CRMX-compatible lights. For lights that support DMX, but do not have built-in CRMX, you can use the TimoLink RX Receiver to add these lights into the mix.

Automatic Frequency Hopping

The Godox TimoLink system supports automatic frequency hopping, to ensure you are always getting a stable CRMX signal within a 300M radius, regardless of how complex your shooting situation is on set. 

Status Checking And Modification

This mode menu enables you to check and modify your device's status. Press the "Set" and the "Reset" button together to activate or exit this menu.

Rotatable Connectors

The connectors on the TimoLink can be rotated 270° enabling you to rotate the module so it is the right-side-up regardless of the orientation of the port it is being plugged into.