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Help with driving an RGB fixture
Update: I was able to get it working. I took your advice and bought some H801 RGBWW controllers. Those are a dream to hack, btw, and have labeled pads for serial console and flash jumper. Plus there are precompiled Espurna binaries specifically for it. Anyway, I got it all hooked up and...- Cmgreenman
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Help with driving an RGB fixture
Wow. I see it now. Didn't even notice it on the original panel. As for the 120v driver, it's a good thing I'm scrapping it and driving them with a low voltage solution. I figured the board was junk and it didn't figure in with my plans anyway. I wanna drive these over WiFi not IR. And...- Cmgreenman
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Help with driving an RGB fixture
That makes sense except that when illuminated with the stock controller all of the white LEDs are the same color regardless of color temp selected. I did some searching and it looks like the H801 module might be what I need. They're only a buck or so more so I'll try it. Luckily I have an...- Cmgreenman
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Help with driving an RGB fixture
Ok I scaled down the images and uploaded to photobucket. Here's what I'm working with. LED Panel LED Panel 120v/IR driver: Wifi LED controller Wifi LED Controller insides- Cmgreenman
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Help with driving an RGB fixture
Hello, Let me start off with I'm new to the forum and a bit of a n00b when it comes to driving LEDs so I hope I'm posting in the right place. I purchased some 15 watt, IP66 LED RGBW fixtures that I want to modify in order to control via WiFi with Home Assistant (www.home-assistant.io). I...- Cmgreenman
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