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IQ Two 1616 2xUser ManualProPlex IQ Two 1616 2x User Manual
ProPlex-IQ-TWO-1616-2x-Manual-v1.3
Effective 17 May 2021

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Overview........................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Front and Rear Panels............................................................................................................................................... 5
Top of Touchscreen ................................................................................................................................................... 8
Configuration ........................................................................................................................................................... 8
Middle of Touchscreen ............................................................................................................................................. 9
Bottom of Touchscreen............................................................................................................................................ 9
LED Indicators ............................................................................................................................................................. 9
Merging .......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Configuration Menu ................................................................................................................................................. 10
Node Setup ................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Universe format ................................................................................................................................................. 12
Screen lock time................................................................................................................................................ 12
LCD/ LED Brightness ...................................................................................................................................... 12
Protocol Setup ........................................................................................................................................................... 13
Protocol................................................................................................................................................................ 13
Easy Priority ....................................................................................................................................................... 14
On source loss ................................................................................................................................................... 14
Source loss timeout ......................................................................................................................................... 15
Protocol Setup ........................................................................................................................................................... 15
Art-Net idle resend time................................................................................................................................. 15
DMX OUT refresh rate ..................................................................................................................................... 16
IP Setup ........................................................................................................................................................................ 16
IP address: ........................................................................................................................................................... 16
Subnet mask: ...................................................................................................................................................... 17
Configuration Profiles ............................................................................................................................................. 18
Defaults ........................................................................................................................................................................ 20
Status Menu ................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Output Configuration Menu .................................................................................................................................. 22
Universe Port direction ................................................................................................................................... 22
Universe ............................................................................................................................................................... 22Port direction ..................................................................................................................................................... 23
RDM OFF/ON ..................................................................................................................................................... 23
Port priority ........................................................................................................................................................ 24
Limited Warranty.............................................................................................................................................. 27
Return Procedure ............................................................................................................................................. 28

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Technical Specifications
Part Number
Ethernet Ports
ArtNet/sACN Universes
DMX Ports
DMX Connectors
DMX Port Isolation
Ethernet Connector
Network Protocols
Power
Power Connector
Power Consumption
Fuse
Operating Temp.
Unit Dimensions (WxHxD)
Unit Weight (unpacked)
Shipping Dimensions (WxHxD)
Shipping Weight

PPIQB161625RR
2
16 max.
16
Neutrik XLR5 Female
Optical, up to 1000V
Neutrik EtherCon RJ45
ArtNet, sACN (E1.31)
100-240V, 50-60 Hz / PoE In (802.3af)
Neutrik PowerCon NAC3MPA
20 W
1 A, 250 V-20º to +40º C
19 x 3.47 x 8.03 in [48,6 x 88,1 x 204 mm]
8.4 lb [3.8 kg]
21 x 8 x 16 in [533 x 203 x 152 mm]
10.9 lb [4.9 kg]

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Overview
The ProPlex IQ Two 1616 2x is a 16-way bidirectional ArtNet/sACN-DMX Node with dual EtherCon
ports and PoE power in. Features include:
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Assign 16 DMX Connectors to up to 16 Art-Net/sACN universes
Input or output on any connector
Dual EtherCon ports allow very low latency linking of units and, with GBS and EZ-LAN, ring
topology for speed and redundancy
Full RDM functionality
Merge Art-Net or Streaming ACN from multiple sources
RDM Manager software available for system setup and feedback
PoE IN (802.3af) support
Web interface – manage large networks locally or remotely
Large touchscreen for quick, easy setup and operation
Rugged, tour-ready ProPlex “Blue Box” RackMount chassis

Front and Rear Panels

Note! Network Port 1 supports PoE IN (802.3af)

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Menu Map
Level 1
Node setup

Level 2
Node name
Universe
formatScreen locktime

Level 3
Label
Base 16 (0-15)
Hex (0-F)
Decimal (0-32767)

0, 5-600
LCD/ LED
brightness

Protocol setup

Off
DimmedFull

ProtocolArt-NetsACN

Easy priority

On source
loss

Off
On

Hold output
Blackout
Stop DMX
Source loss
timeout
VALUE
ArtNet idle
resendDMX out
refresh rate

0.5 s
1.0 s
2.0 s
4.0 s
Adaptive
20Hz
30Hz

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Level 4

Notes
Node nameEnter node name label.
In this menu you can set the universe
format for your needs.

Time after which the screen willautomatically get locked.
0- off5- minimum
600- maximum
Values in seconds
Adjust LCD and LED brightness settings
for your needs.

Choose out of the 2 possible dataprocessing protocols.
Art-Net protocolsACN protocol
If EASY PRIORITY is ON, when two or
more of the same universes are coming
in to the node, the console with thehigher channel 512 value will havecontrol over the universe.

This setting determines what will happen
on source loss
On DMX source loss, holds the lastreceived DMX values
After DMX source loss, all values will besent at a value of zero
After DMX source loss the outgoing
DMX signal will be disabledThis setting determines how long the IQ
Two will wait before using the Source
Loss setting.
This setting determines the time the IQ
will resend an Art-Net packet even if no
new DMX packet is received (Applies toports set to INPUT mode only)

The refresh rate for outgoing DMX data(actions per second)
Adapts to the input data
Fixed 20Hz refresh rate
Fixed 30Hz refresh rate6

IP setup

IP address
Subnetmask

40Hz

Fixed 40Hz refresh rate
Set the IP address of IQ

VALUE

Set the subnet mask of IQ

VALUEThis setting will ensure that software will
search for all masks, not only for a
specified subnet mask

Easy IP
Configuration User cfg. 1
profiles(node name)

User configuration profile 1
Button for loading the configuration
settings

Load
Confirm
Back

Button for recording the configuration
settings

RecordConfirm
Back

Button for deleting the configuration
settings

DeleteUser cfg. 2(node name)

Confirm
Back

User configuration profile 2
Button for loading the configuration
settings

Load
Confirm
Back

Button for recording the configuration
settings

RecordConfirm
Back

Button for deleting the configuration
settings

DeleteDefaults

Port defaults

Protocoldefaults

Touchscreen
calibration

Factory
defaults

Confirm
Back
Load

Load

Reset

Reset

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This setting will restore port defaults
Confirm
Back
This setting will restore protocol defaults
Confirm
Back

Confirm
Back

Setting in case the touchscreen
calibration is needed.

This setting will restore factory defaults(will reset ALL settings)

Confirm
Back7

Configuration using LCD Touchscreen
ProPlex IQ Two 2x can be configured locally on the unit by using the touchscreen or remotely
through the Ethernet port by accessing the built-in web page with a web browser, or with the
ProPlex IQ RDM Manager software.
Navigation through menus is done using the LCD touchscreen. When the device is activated, thefollowing welcome screen will appear:

To begin, press anywhere on the screen and a touchscreen calibration screen will appear.
The main status screen is displayed, showing all the important information about the IQ Two 1616 2x
node.
CONFIGURATION-Assigned ID (name)for the ProPlex IQ
Two-IP Address-Subnet Mask
-Protocol-DMX Refresh RateSTATUS-Network Link
Speed / State-Network Usage(percentage of
network saturation)-Current
softwareversion

PORTS-PORT ID and
Direction-Port Universe-Port Data refreshrate-No Port Data
-RDM status-Number of RDM
fixtures on link
-Mergeon/off

Top of Touchscreen
Configuration

Device ID: (ProPlex IQ Two 1616 2x);
DMX refresh: (40Hz) – see DMX OUT REFRESH RATE for further informationand options IP: (2.145.232.108. in this case);
Mask: (255.0.0.0 in thiscase); Protocol: (Art-Net
in this case).
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Middle of Touchscreen

Status:Network: (Link Down in this case, when there is a network, it shows the network type, 1G
FD (1 gigabit, full duplex) for example, and it shows the network usage in percent);
Device and version description: (ProPlex IQ Two 1616 2x v:0.28 in this case)

Bottom of Touchscreen

Port information:
Information of all 16 DMX ports, labeled as A; B; C; etc.
If using the Art-Net protocol, the universes start from universe 0.
When using sACN, there is no universe 0 so universe numbering begins with universe 1.

LED Indicators

The ProPlex IQ 1616 2x has RGBW activity LEDs at each output port:
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DMX activity LED is RED: There is no DMX signal from network incoming.
DMX activity LED is ORANGE (full power): The port is configured as DMX output andDMX signal is active.
DMX activity LED is ORANGE (dim): The port is configured as DMX output andthere is no active DMX signal.
DMX activity LED is BLUE (full power): The port is configured as DMX input andDMX signal is active.
DMX activity LED is BLUE (dim): The port is configured as DMX input and there is noactive DMX signal.
DMX activity LED is GREEN (intermittent): The port has active RDM packets.

Merging
What happens with more than one source of DMX, Art-Net or Streaming ACN?
The IQ series of nodes can merge multiple instance of the same universe number comingfrom multiple sources.
The IQ Two 1616 2x will automatically merge HTP universes coming from multiple sources thathave the same priority. Art-Net sources, by default have the same priority so they will bemerged HTP unless Easy Priority is set to ON. Streaming ACN has priority built into theprotocol by default. If the priority of two or more sources is the same, HTP merging will occur
unless Easy Priority is set to ON. DMX inputs have a “Port Priority” setting which can assign
priority to DMX ports in INPUT mode. If two or more ports have the same INPUT priority, HTP
merging will occur.

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Configuration Menu
By pressing the "Configuration" button, a new configuration sub menu will appear.

There are six “pages”:
1) Node setup
2) Protocol setup
3) Protocol setup
4) IP setup5) Configuration profiles6) Defaults

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Node Setup

Node name

Here you can exchange the node name, replace the default name (ProPlex IQ Two 1616 2x is thedefault) with your desired name.
By pressing this button, a new window will appear:

Using this virtual keyboard, the user can replace the default name with desired name.
Press the lower-left shift (Level 2 Select key) button on the virtual keyboard to change touppercase letters or symbol options in place of numbers.

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Universe format

By pressing the "Universe format" section, a new window will appear.

In this window, universe format may be chosen. By default, the universe format is
set at Hex (hexadecimal) but may be changed to Base 16 or decimal counting
system.

Screen lock time

By pressing the "Screen lock time" section, a new window will appear.

Here screen lock time may be set. This setting will change the time after which the ProPlex
IQ Two will lock the screen.
Values may be set from 5 to 600 (5 to 600 seconds).

LCD/ LED Brightness

By pressing the "LCD/ LED Brightness" button, a new window will appear.

Select one of three settings: OFF, Dimmed, and Full

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Protocol Setup

ProtocolBy pressing the "Protocol" button, a new window will appear.

Select Art-Net or sACN (e1.31).

What is Art-Net and sACN?
Art-Net: An Ethernet protocol based on the TCP/IP protocol suite. Its purpose is toallow transfer of large amounts of DMX512 data over a wide area using standard
networking technology.

Streaming ACN (sACN): A protocol to efficiently transport DMX universes over the
network, it is comparable to Art-Net in many aspects. An advantage of sACN is themulticast option allowing very easy and efficient network and DMX universe
configuration. Streaming ACN (sACN) is a popular protocol to control large numbersof universes and RGB DMX devices.
Both Art-Net and Streaming ACN are Ethernet based DMX protocols designed totransport DMX universes over a network. Art-Net allows the RDM protocol to betransported within the Art-Net Protocol. Streaming ACN is currently finishing theiraddition of the RDM protocol, however it is not finished, so RDM over sACN is currently
not supported. When the sACN is ratified to include the RDM protocol, a simple
software update of your ProPlex IQ Two Node will add this functionality. The sACN
protocol does not allow a universe “0”, therefore the first selectable sACN universe isuniverse “1”.

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Easy Priority

By pressing the "Easy priority" section, a new window will appear.

Easy Priority may be ON or OFF.

What is Easy Priority?

When easy priority is ON, when two or more of the same Art-Net/ sACN universes
are coming into the ProPlex IQ node, the console with the higher channel 512 on auniverse value will have control over that universe.

On source loss

By pressing the "On source loss" button, a new window will appear.

When the "Hold values" setting is chosen, after the source DMX is lost, the IQ Two 1616 2x
holds the last DMX values it has received and continues to output these values until incoming
DMX has been restored.
When the "Blackout" setting is chosen, after the source DMX is lost, all DMX values willchange to 0 and be held at this value until incoming DMX is restored.
When the "Stop DMX" setting is chosen, after the source DMX is lost, the IQ Two 1616 2x
will stop outputting any DMX. When the DMX source is restored, the IQ Two 1616 2x willcontinue outputting the source DMX.

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Source loss timeout

By pressing the "Source loss timeout" button section, a new window will appear.

This setting determines how long the IQ Two 2x will wait before using the Source Losssetting. This time is set in seconds (5-120). Once the source loss timeout time has beenreached, the IQ Two will revert to the Source Loss timeout setting.

Protocol Setup

Art-Net idle resend time

By pressing the "Art-Net idle resend time" section, a new window will appear.

This setting determines the time Art-Net will refresh the signal after idling.
Select from 0.5s, 1s, 2s or 4s, depending on the requirement. This only applies to ProPlex
IQ Two 2x DMX connectors set to input mode. Some consoles may not resend a DMX
packet if there is no change in the value. Art-Net idle resend time ensures Art-Net
regenerates the unchanged value as some devices – e.g. media servers and moving lights– need recurring DMX over Art-Net even if no change in values exist.
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DMX OUT refresh rate

By pressing the "DMX OUT refresh rate" section, a new window will appear.

Select one of four options for "DMX out refresh rate" (Adaptive, 20Hz, 30Hz, 40Hz).
The DMX refresh rate setting controls how many times per second the IQ Two outputs DMX
over 5-pin XLR connectors. Some DMX devices work better using different refresh ratesettings. For high-speed devices like LED walls and displays, using the “Adaptive” option
can improve response time by matching the incoming refresh rate of DMX coming from thesource.

IP Setup

IP address:

By pressing the "IP setup" button, a new window will appear.

Here the user can set the IP address for the ProPlex IQ Two 1616 2x

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Subnet mask:

By pressing the "Subnet mask" button, a new window will appear.

Here the Subnet mask of the device may be set. To change the assigned subnet mask,
replace the current network subnet mask with the desired network subnet mask.
NOTE: If Easy IP setting is On, mask setting cannot be changed.
Easy IP
By pressing the "Easy IP" button, a new window will appear.

This setting ensures that software will search for all masks, not just the one specified. If Easy IP
setting is turned ON, the Subnet Mask cannot be changed. Easy IP is very useful for most networking
situations where subnet filtering is not required. The IQ Two 1616 2x will automatically find andoutput Art-Net and sACN information regardless of IP or Subnet Mask settings.
Turning off Easy IP is useful when using subnet filtering to help separate different areas of a network
when used in conjunction with a managed switch network. An example of this would be multiple TV
studios having independent networks all attached to one console.

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Configuration Profiles

The current configuration can be saved in a User Config slot in the IQ Node. Two save slots
are available. Choose which configuration to save (User cfg. 1 or User cfg. 2).
For example, name the User config. 1 as "Show 1":

And User config 2 as "Amazing show":

Now press "Record" button in order to record the current configuration. This will return tothe previous menu.

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In the main Configuration Profiles screen, either load or delete the configuration saved.
If the "Load", "Record" or "Delete" button is pressed, a confirmation window will appear.
Press "OK" to confirm choice or "X" to return to the menu.

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Defaults

In this menu system defaults can be loaded and touchscreen calibrated:
Port defaults: Reset all DMX port related settings.
Protocol defaults: Reset all protocol related settings (sACN/ Art-Net settings).
Touchscreen calibration: Open touchscreen calibration menu.
Factory defaults: Reset all settings and restart the system.
After pressing the Load/ Reset buttons, there will be a new confirmation window:

Where you will need to press "OK" to confirm your choice or "X" to return to the previous screen.

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Status Menu
Access DMX status for all 16 DMX ports.
Press arrow up: Switches to the next port settings(for example, if editing port "1" settings, pressing
this button will switch to port "2").
Press arrow down: Switches to the previous portsettings (for example, if editing port "2" settings,
pressing this button will switch port "1").
Pressing the HOME button (green button) returns to
the main menu.

This is an example of port A DMX value status.
The four green bars display the DMX value being outputted depending on the DMX value the
IQ Two 1616 2x is receiving from the source. If the DMX value received is 255, then the green
bar will be full; if DMX value is 0, then no green bar is visible.
In the example above, channel 1-4 is at 100% (255), but channels 5-512 are at zero.

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Output Configuration Menu

Port settings may be changed.
For each port, assign:

Universe Port direction
RDM (ON or OFF
Port priority
User can change settings for all 16 DMX ports (i.e.,change universe, port direction, RDM status andport priority setting).
Press arrow up: Switches to the next port setting
screen (e.g., if currently you are editing port "1", bypressing the up button you will be switched to port
"2").
Press arrow down: Switches to the previous port
(e.g., if editing port "2", pressing the down button
switches to port "1").
Pressing the HOME button (green button) returns
to the main menu.

Universe

Assign the universe for the selected DMX port. By pressing the button, a new window willappear:Set the universe (from 0 to 32767) for the selected DMX port.
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Port direction

Assign the port direction for each DMX port.

RDM OFF/ON

Active or deactivate RDM for the selected DMX port.

What is RDM?
Remote Device Management or RDM is a protocol enhancement to DMX512 that allows
bi- directional communication between a lighting or system controller and attached
RDM compliant devices over a standard DMX line. This protocol will allow configuration,
status monitoring, and management of these devices in such a way that does not disturb
the normal operation of standard DMX512 devices that do not recognize the RDM
protocol.
(source: www.rdmprotocol.org)
NOTE: You cannot use RDM when you are using the sACN protocol because the sACN
protocol (E1.31) doesn't currently support RDM officially. Once ratified, this will be asimple software update for the IQ nodes.

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Port priority

Port priority (from 0-200) may be set.
When signal is lost on the highest priority port, the DMX signal will be taken from the portthat has the next highest priority.
In cases where the user wishes to have multiple DMX sources “talking” to the same Art-Net or sACN
universe, port priority allows for prioritization of input ports. If two or more ports have the samepriority, they will be merged when their priority is currently highest.

Touchscreen calibration
There are two ways to open the touchscreen calibration menu:
1) When the node is activating, press anywhere on the "ProPlex 1616" illustration
2) Open the device defaults settings where "touchscreen calibration" reset setting can be seen.

Press the red dots to calibrate the touchscreen. There will be four dots in total, each dot in all four
corners.
Calibration has been completed when you see this message.

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Unlocking the screen
By default, the IQ 1616 2x automatically locks the screen after 60 seconds of being idle. To unlock
the screen, press and hold key symbol for four seconds to unlock the screen.

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APPENDIX
Remote Configuration and Monitoring of IQ Nodes

ProPlex IQ Ethernet to DMX nodes can be configured and monitored via two methods: ProPlex
Software and via a web browser.
The ProPlex Software is available
as a free PC download fromwww.tmb.com . This software
includes a full suite ofconfiguration and monitoring
features and makes managing
multiple nodes on a network
extremely easy. The Software also
includes an RDM management
suite for devices connected the IQ
nodes or via a ProPlex RDMigo
Cable.

ProPlex IQ Ethernet to DMX nodes can also
be remotely configured via their onboard
webserver.
Using a PC or Mac internet browser, connect
to individual IQ nodes by typing their IP
address into the internet address bar.
For more information on ProPlex
Software, RDMigo Cable, and other
ProPlex IQ series products, please
visit www.tmb.com

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Limited Warranty
ProPlex Data Distribution Devices are warranted by TMB against defective materials orworkmanship for a period of two (2) years from the date of original sale by TMB.
TMB’s warranty shall be restricted to the repair or replacement of any part that proves to be
defective and for which a claim is submitted to TMB before the expiration of the applicablewarranty periods.
This Limited Warranty is void if the defects of the Product are the result of:• Opening the casing, repair, or adjustment by anyone other than TMB or persons
specifically authorized by TMB• Accident, physical abuse, mishandling, or misapplication of the product.
• Damage due to lightning, earthquake, flood, terrorism, war, or act of God.
TMB will not assume responsibility for any labor expended, or materials used, to replace and/or
repair the Product without TMB’s prior written authorization. Any repair of the Product in the field,
and any associated labor charges, must be authorized in advance by TMB. Freight costs on
warranty repairs are split 50/50: Customer pays to ship defective product to TMB; TMB pays toship repaired product, ground freight, back to Customer.
This warranty does not cover consequential damages or costs of any kind.
A Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) Number must be obtained from TMB prior to
return of any defective merchandise for warranty or non-warranty repair. For all repairs pleasecontact TMB Tech Support Repair using the contact information below or email
TechSupportRepairNA@tmb.com.
US527 Park Ave.
San Fernando, CA 91340
Tel: +1 818.899.8818
Fax: +1 818.899.8813
tmb-info@tmb.com
www.tmb.com

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UK
21 Armstrong Way
Southall, UB2 4SD England
Tel: +44 (0)20.8574.9700
Fax: +44 (0)20.8574.9701
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Return Procedure
Please send returned merchandise prepaid and in the original packing. Freight call tags will not
be issued for shipping the product to TMB, but TMB will pay the freight for return to thecustomer. Clearly label package with a Return Merchandise Authorization Number (RMA #).
Products returned without an RMA # will delay service. Please contact TMB and request an
RMA # prior to shipping the unit. Be prepared to provide the model number, serial number,and a brief description of the cause for the return. Be sure to properly pack the unit; any
shipping damage resulting from inadequate packaging is the customer’s responsibility. TMB
reserves the right to use its own discretion to repair or replace product(s). Proper UPS packing
or double- boxing will better ensure product integrity when shipped.

Note: If you are given an RMA #, please include the following information on a piece of paper
inside the box:
1) Your name2) Your address3) Your phone number
4) The RMA #5) A brief description of the symptoms

TMB 24/7 Technical Support
US/Canada: +1 818.794.1286
Toll Free: 1 877.862.3833 (877.TMB.DUDE)
UK: +44 (0)20.8574.9739
Toll Free: 0800.652.5418
e-mail: techsupport@tmb.com

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