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	Translation	Source string	Target string
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to retrieve a packed list of all Endpoints that exist on a device.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Enable RDM Traffic on Endpoint
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to enable or disable the RDM Traffic on a specified Endpoint. This shall only affect traffic using the defined RDM Start Code and will not affect the traffic for normal DMX packets or any other alternate packet types.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Endpoint to Universe
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to assign an Endpoint on a device to a specific sACN DMX512 Universe. It may also be used within a Splitter to assign inputs to outputs.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Endpoint Timing Description
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to get a descriptive ASCII text label for a given Endpoint timing setting. The label may be up to 32 ASCII characters.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Discovery State
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to initiate E1.20 RDM Discovery ([RDM] Section 7) of RDM Responders connected to the specified Endpoint or to get the status of the discovery process.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Identify Endpoint
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used for the user to identify an Endpoint on a device. Endpoints on a device shall identify themselves if possible, using a visible and/or audible action.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Background Queued/Status Message Collection Policy
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to set a Background Collection Policy for managing collection of Queued messages from an RDM device on an E1.20 network. Background collection policies are a flexible framework for Splitters, Proxies, and RDMnet Gateways to implement different configuration policies for collection of Queued and Status Messages from RDM Devices. Possible collection strategies might include more frequent collection of higher priority messages, or overall higher or lower collection frequencies.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Endpoint Label
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter provides a means of setting a descriptive label for each Endpoint on a device. This may be used to specify the purpose of that Endpoint or the origination source for the data.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Endpoint Responder List Change
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter returns a unique List Change Number as a means for Controllers to identify if the Endpoint Responder List has changed.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Background Discovery
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to enable/disable background E1.20 RDM discovery for an Endpoint. Background Discovery is an ongoing autonomous discovery routine running on a device that periodically discovers additional RDM Responders as they come online. The background discovery process may also include the periodic unmuting of all RDM Responders and re - muting all known RDM Responders before performing an incremental discovery to ensure all connected RDM Responders are properly discovered regardless of their previous connection state. The frequency that Background Discovery operates at is up to the implementer and may vary based on the amount of other traffic.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Endpoint Responders
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter returns a packed list of responder UIDs associated with a given Endpoint ID number.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Binding and Control Fields
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter allows a Controller to retrieve the Binding UID and Control Field information that is sent as part of the Discovery Mute(Disc Mute) message. This allows an RDMnet Device to retrieve these fields that are not otherwise available within RDMnet. The Disc Mute message is disallowed within RDMnet.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Background Queued/Status Message Policy Description
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to get a descriptive ASCII text label for a given Background Collection Policy Number. The label may be up to 32 characters.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Endpoint Timing
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to get and set the timing profile on Endpoints that support selecting different timing and refresh profiles.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Client Search Domain
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to read and modify the DNS search domain name configuration used by Clients when locating a Broker.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Component Scope
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to read and modify the Scopes and static Broker configurations of a Component. Each Component that supports this parameter maintain a Scope List, numbered sequentially, starting with one (0x0001). Devices and Brokers only support a single Scope and, thus, only have a single - element list. Controllers support multiple Scopes and thus have multiple elements in the Scope List.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	TCP Communication Status
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to collect information that may be useful in analyzing the performance and system behavior for the active TCP communication channels.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Broker Status
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to read and modify the status of a Broker.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Interface List
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter returns a packed list of network interface descriptors, representing the IPv4 network interfaces on the device.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Release DHCP Lease
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter causes the device to release its DHCP address.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	IPv4 Default Route
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to get and set the default IPv4 route for a device. The default route is a global property of a device. If a default route exists, it may point to a gateway or, in the case of a point - to - point link, to an interface without a gateway. If a gateway is used, the device may be able to provide the interface the gateway is reachable on. This is extra information which may facilitate debugging, but devices are not required to provide it.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	DHCP
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to retrieve or change the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol [DHCPv4] mode for an interface. Changes to the DHCP mode will not take effect until the Interface Apply Configuration message is received by the interface.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	IPv4 Static Address
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to statically configure the IPv4 address and network mask on an interface. Changes to the IPv4 Static Address will not take effect until the Interface Apply Configuration message is received by the interface.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Domain Name
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to get and set the unqualified domain name for a device.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Hardware Address
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to fetch the MAC address of an interface.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Renew DHCP Lease
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter causes the device to attempt to renew its DHCP address.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	IPv4 Name Server
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to set the IPv4 DNS name servers for a device. Up to three IPv4 name servers may be configured.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Zeroconf Mode
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to retrieve or change the IPv4 Link Local Addressing (Zeroconf) [IPv4LL] mode on an interface. Changes to the Zeroconf mode will not take effect until the Interface Apply Configuration message is received by the interface.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Host Name
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to get and set the unqualified host name for a device.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Apply Interface Configuration
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter applies the stored configuration to an interface. The configuration of an interface shall include, but is not limited to, the settings in IPV4 Static Address, IPV4 DHCP Mode(if supported) and IPV4 Zeroconf Mode(if supported).
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	IPv4 Address / Netmask
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to retrieve the current IPv4 Address and Netmask information for an interface.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Interface Name
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to retrieve the label for a network interface.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	DMX512 Startup Mode
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter defines the behavior of the device when it starts up and the DMX512 control signal is absent. The DMX512 signal is considered absent when standard DMX packets are not received for a period of greater than 1.25 seconds.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Modulation Frequency Description
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to get a descriptive ASCII text label for a response time setting. The label may be up to 32 characters.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	DMX512 Block Address
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter provides a mechanism for block addressing the DMX512 start address of sub-devices.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Burn-In
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter provides a mechanism for devices that require specified burn-in times. In order for fluorescent lamps to operate properly with all types of fluorescent dimming ballasts they must be operated continuously at full output for a manufacturer recommended period of time (BURN_IN). This parameter allows users to set a burn-in time for dimmers controlling fluorescent ballasts after changing lamps.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Output Response Time
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Dimmers often have a variable response time that smoothes fades that might otherwise exhibit a stepping behavior between levels. The consequence of smoothing fades using this method is that the dimmer may not turn on or off as quickly as it would without the slowed response. Dimmers with variable response times allow the user to achieve a balance between speed and smoothness in fades.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Preset Merge Mode
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Normally a preset started with the PRESET_PLAYBACK message has priority over a DMX512 input signal. On some devices this may not be the desired effect, and other merge modes may be offered. This parameter is used to retrieve or change the preset merge mode.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Lock State Description
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to get a descriptive ASCII text label for a given lock state. The label may be up to 32 characters.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Minimum Level
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Minimum Level sets the lowest level that the output may go to in response to the control signal - DMX512, Preset Playback or otherwise. By setting the On Below Minimum value, this can be used to provide Preheat functionality for incandescent lamps.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Curve Description
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to get a descriptive ASCII text label for a given Curve number. The label may be up to 32 characters.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Preset Info
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to retrieve a variety of preset related information that describes the preset capabilities of the device.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Maximum Level
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Maximum Level sets the highest level that the output may go to in response to the control signal - DMX512, Preset Playback or otherwise. This can be used to provide Topset functionality.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Preset Status
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to determine if a preset scene is programmed and to retrieve the timing information stored with that scene (Get). It also allows a preset scene to be cleared or to change the timing information stored with that scene (Set).
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Lock PIN
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to get and set the PIN code for devices that support locking. The lock state is set using the Lock State message. The PIN format depends on the capabilities of the device.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Curve
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Sometimes called dimmer laws, curves set a relationship between the control level and the output level. This is useful when matching different loads, or when matching different dimmer types. On more advanced dimmers, it may be possible to program user-defined curves. Transferring user defined curve data is beyond the scope of DMXControl 3.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Output Response Time Description
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Modulation Frequency
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to get and set the modulation frequency for devices that support adjustment of the modulation frequency of their output.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Dimmer Info
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to retrieve a variety of dimmer related information that describes the capabilities of the dimmer.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Power-On Self Test
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter is used to get or set the Power-On Self Test mode parameter. This allows devices to enable or disable a power-on self test mode that executes automatically on power up.
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	Identify Mode
	DMXControl 3/DMX Plugins — Japanese	This parameter allows devices to have different Identify Modes for use with the Identify Device message.

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