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This DMX Receiver chip buffers all 512 channels. Just read what you need via I2C. No protocol pain, no libraries, just work.

IS3710: I2C DMX Receiver

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Description

The IS3710 is a chip that performs one job, does it extremely well, and is super easy to use (you don’t need any libraries — we love the KISS principle). It receives DMX frames and stores each DMX channel into its memory.

For more information download the Datasheet.

How it Works?

The chip has two ports:

  • An I2C interface *that connects to your microcontroller, FPGA, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc. This is where you *retrieve the DMX data.
  • A UART input that connects to your favorite RS485 transceiver. This is where the *DMX data arrives *from the RS485 transceiver.

The chip’s internal memory consists of 512 registers, mapped like this:

Register 1 → DMX Channel 1
Register 2 → DMX Channel 2
...
Register 512 → DMX Channel 512

Just read the channels you care about via I2C — and you’re good to go.

Advantages and Features

Firmware

  • 🛠️ Forget about RDM protocol handling: No need to deal with frame parsing, timings, or UART interrupts

  • ❌ No libraries needed: Just use standard I2C functions

  • 🧠 Buffers all 512 DMX channels (a full DMX universe)

  • ⚡ Perfect for heavily loaded CPUs or ISR-heavy applications

  • 📝 Arduino, STM32, and Raspberry Pi examples available

  • 🧪 Evaluation board available to make some tests

  • ⏱️ Save firmware engineering time

Hardware

  • 🔌 Save pins on your microcontroller: No need to sacrifice any UART pins as it uses I2C, a shared interface

  • 🧘 Reduce the CPU load of your microcontroller

  • 💾 Reduce Flash and RAM memory footprint

  • ⚙️ Save microcontroller resources (UART, Timers, etc.)

  • 🗂️ Schematic design examples available

Compatibility

  • 🔄 Great for non-deterministic systems (like Raspberry Pi and single-board computers)

  • 💡 Compatible with 5V I2C serial interfaces

  • 🔋 Compatible with 5V RS485 transceivers

  • 🏎️ Supports I2C speeds: 100kHz, 400kHz, and 1MHz

  • 🖥️ Ideal for FPGA designs

Production

  • 🧷 Easy-to-solder SO8N package

  • 📦 Reels available for pick-and-place machines

Commercial

  • 🚀 Speeds up development

  • ⚙️ Faster prototyping

  • 🏁 Shorter time-to-market

Any questions?

Just hit up our store. We love chatting about this stuff.

Links to code and documentation

Documentation (inacks.com)

Shipping policy

We ship all products from Barcelona via Correos within 1 to 3 business days, with a tracking number.

Delivery usually takes a few days to a week within Europe, and around one week for the rest of the world.

The seller

Inacks store

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Terrassa, Barcelona, Spain
1 order since May 12, 2025
We find communication protocols beautiful.
Implementing them as stacks inside chips connects us to the mindset of the engineers who designed them. You can feel the passion they put into solving communication challenges — whether it's for industrial systems, lighting, or sound.
But when you're building your own project, diving into protocol implementation can eat up a lot of engineering time (or your client's budget!).
So why not save that time and focus on what truly makes your product unique — instead of reinventing the wheel?