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Model 6822 2-Port Gateway

Manual

11/06/20

Pathway Connectivity Solutions 

#103—1439 17Avenue SE Calgary AB 

Canada T2G 1J9

support@pathwayconnect.com 

www.pathwayconnect.com 

tel (403) 243-8110 fax (403) 287-1281

INSTALLATION

• 

Disconnect all power before proceeding with installation.

• 

Securely mount DIN rail (if not already installed in an enclosure). 

To mount the 6822, hook the upper slots on the back of the plastic 

extrusion to the DIN rail and then gently but firmly press on the 

bottom front corners of the extrusion to snap the module onto the 

rail. 

DO NOT press directly

 on the PCB card itself.

• 

If the 6822 is using an auxiliary power supply, connect the power 

IN terminal block, after checking that polarity is being observed. 

The earth ground terminal must be connected to the enclosure’s 

chassis or electrical ground terminal to ensure EMC compliance. 

Restore power and the card will boot up.

• 

Attach the network cable to the RJ45 connector. Because good 

wiring practice requires building wire to terminate with a female 

connector, typically a short (12”/30cm) male-to-male jumper is 

used. If PoE is being used, the card will boot up. Both auxiliary 

power and PoE may be connected simultaneously without 

damaging the 6822.

• 

The system is now ready for testing.

• 

To remove the 6822 from the DIN rail, use a flathead screwdriver 

to gently pry the hooked foot on the end caps of the device away 

from the DIN rail. The corner of the device should life free; repeat 

at the other side and unhook the device from the rail.

•  Power input: 18-48VDC or PoE 802.3af Class 1

•  Maximum power consumption: 4 Watts

•  1000V isolation between ports

•  60V protection on DMX ports

•  Ethernet: 802.3 10/100BaseT

• 

USITT DMX512 - 1990 / ANSI E1.11 DMX512-A R2013

•  ANSI E1.20 RDM(2010) - Remote Device Management

•  E1.31 sACN - Streaming ACN

•  IEEE 802.3af Power-over-Ethernet

•  California TItle 1.81.26, Security of Connected Devices

• 

Operating conditions: 14°F-118°F (-10°C-48°C), 5-95% relative 

humidity, non-condensing

ELECTRICAL INFORMATION

COMPLIANCE

A large number of parameters may be customized for the 6822, 

including: port direction, output channel patch, input universe 

number, transmit and receive protocols and DMX speed. 

Network properties such as IP address and subnet mask are also 

customizable by the user.
Detailed gateway configuration and overall network system 

management are done using Pathscape software, which is available 

for download from www.PathwayConnect.com
Please refer to the 

Pathscape manual

 for information on 

configuring these additional properties.

PATHSCAPE CONFIGURATION

The 6822 ships as a DMX output gateway with 

Pathway ssACN

 

enabled.
The following Ethernet receive protocols are unsecured and are 

NOT ENABLED

 by default: 

Pathport

Strand Shownet

ETC Net2

E1.31 streaming ACN

 and 

Art-Net

.

Before  configuring  and  using  the  6822,  you  must  add  it  to  a 

Security Domain

 using Pathscape.

To use the other listed unsecured protocols, you must 

use Pathscape and enable the device property ALLOW 

UNSECURED RX

 (see below).

DEFAULT SETTINGS

Due to new cybersecurity laws, all Pathport devices shipped after 

January 1, 2020 have security properties enabled. This means 

that by default, the device is not set up to receive unsecured 

network protocols such as Art-Net, E1.31 sACN, ShowNet, NET2 

or Pathport Protocol.

You must add the Pathport to a Security Domain using 

Pathscape before configuration and use.

Pathway ssACN (Secure sACN) is enabled by default.
To use the above unsecured protocols, open Pathscape. In 

the Pathport base device properties, under the 

Network DMX 

Receive Protocols 

section, click the 

Allow Unsecured RX

 

checkbox. 

 

Once checked, you may select the network protocol(s) to receive.

For further information, please see the following sections in the 

Pathscape

 manual: 

Security

Pathport Properties >

 

Network 

DMX Receive Protocols .

IMPORTANT - UNSCURED NETWORK PROTOCOLS

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