Martin MUM

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Martin MUM (Multi-Utility Manager) is a management and programming application for intelligent lighting products such as the Martin Exterior and Tripix series. MUM is included in the Martin USB Tools software and drivers package that can be downloaded free of charge from the Martin website.

Windows-based configurator with graphical interface for stand-alone programming
Read and change address, real-time clock, light level, stand-alone settings and more
Compatible with Martin DABS1™ USB interface box

Features

Windows-based configurator with graphical interface for stand-alone programming
Read and change address, real-time clock, light level, stand alone settings and more
Recognizes connected fixture automatically - no need for set up
Backup library of stand-alone programs on PC
Compatible with Martin DABS1™ USB interface box

Specifications

Control and Programming Supports wide range of Martin Architectural luminaires Intuitive graphic user interface DMX address setting Stand-alone show programming Synchronized (host/client) operation setup Stores and uploads luminaire settings Downloads luminaire information and diagnostic messages Automatic luminaire recognition

Minimum System Requirements Windows 7 or 8 Intel Core processor 1 GB RAM 30 MB available hard disk space USB 1.1 (or higher) port for DABS1™ hardware interface Laptop required for mobility at installation site

Related Items Martin DABS1™ USB interface box incl. cables: P/N 90758090 DMX termination plug, 3-pin male XLR: P/N 91613017 DMX termination plug, RJ45: P/N 91613028

Ordering Information MUM™ is included in the Martin USB Tools™ package (free download from Martin™ website)

Downloads

	Version	Language	Size	Uploaded
Manuals
Martin MUM User Guide version D, updated: Oct 2020	D		430 KB	Oct 2020
MUM Compatibility version A, updated: May 2018	A			May 2018
Software
Martin USB Tools version 1.2, updated: Jul 2020	1.2		107 MB	Jul 2020
Service Notes
Compatibility Issues Software Uploader version A, updated: May 2018	A			May 2018