i want to connect a 5050 rgb strip i bought from you to a t1000s controller but i dont know wich is the data cable and the clock i only see v-r-g-b
1987106
Three wires rgb indicates red green blue. V indicates ground or negative. Use a dmx512. Use youtube for I structions
203990
Yes It does, The problem is the craftsmanship Of these units are very poor at best, I had to take it apart when I got it Fix everything It was broken out of the box, bad connections ect, But after using it the RGB controller burnt out after daily use. My suggestion is to DIY one, Or look into buying extra parts.
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I don't know what to tell you since I can't see your black connectors....email me a pic of connector to bob61cope @ yahoo .com
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You must cut the end off the cable on the power supply and strip the wires back and use those wires to connect to your controller. Make sure to get the polarity correct.
219693
It indicates on the page it is only for the 6803 Dream LED strips, which is how I have them setup. The 5050 is the LED emitter on the strip and the 6803 is the LED driver on the strip that runs 3 LED's. On your LED strip, the emitter is correct but because it appears as it is controlling a single LED, not a group of thre, I'm not sure. That would really depend on the driver on the strip. Look closely at the black controller chip between the LED's and see what number is on the chip, that will tell you what compatable controller will work with it.
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Which one? If you get an RGB controller than yes, it will, but since it's a female-make you may need a male-male connector on the other end.
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I am not sure, but the connector on the controller has 4 pins which coincide with the conection on the light strip. I hope this helps you.
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Apparently, there are two chipset versions offered with thes. A while back I found a driver that worked great for mine and is described as applicable to the Ralink RT2870. I believe the link I used is no longer active but, there seems to be several sites offering it. Hope this helps.
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Yes. I have the RGB version behind my movie screen housing. The strips themselves work pretty well. I did have an RGB driver die on me though. It had to be replaced. Make sure you get a good driver.
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you'll need some kind of USB - DMX interface http://www.amazon.com/Interface-Adapter-DMX512-Lighting-Controller/dp/B009B5MX0K for instance. (I use the enttec product) note this controller box (Keedox) simply dims the output voltage of the three + DC pins for output to a LED strip or fixture, you'll also need an input power supply (and of course the leds - I used something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Flexible-Changing-Ribbon-Ledwholesalers-2034rgb/dp/B00476B908/ and http://www.amazon.com/Ledwholesalers-Power-Suppply-Driver-Transformer/dp/B0034GUEY4 THEN you will also need an application to communicate to the interface, I use this: http://freestylerdmx.be/ because it's free and it works, there are a lot of programs out there that cost hundreds, many of them have free trials, so I tried them, and none worked as well as freestyler as far as I could tell... and there were some really expensive ones out there. As far as I could tell, the real pros who use DMX seem to rely on expensive DMX control boards (HOG, Whole HOG) and not use computers as much. but freestyler has let me put on some cool lightshows on my stage. (http://www.mosquitoe.net/music) also someone mentions this has ethernet ports - it doesn't, it's just a second set of sockets for wiring with RJ-45 plugs, and you cant use them both, one or the other only... DMX control cables come in both flavors and you can mix them in an environment... I think this box could actually transition from DMX to RJ45 but i never tried it.
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if you open the back shell you will see: red = 5v black = gnd white = RXD green = TXD. 3v3, RTS, CTS, DSR and DTR are also available if you add wires
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Yup. Just plug it in and you'll see it show up as /dev/ttyUSB0 (or something similar). I use ckermit to connect to it. No drivers or anything else needed.
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Your chassis fans should connect directly to the controller connectors. If the connections are incompatible you'll need a converter.
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I have no clue. Mine is R800. While it may work, I don't think I'd buy it for R700 or C-U0005. The description clearly says that it's for R400 or R800. Maybe you could contact Logitech to see what they say.
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I know it works with the following TF series: Asus Transformer Pad TF201Asus Transformer Pad TF300TAsus Transformer Pad TF700T unfortunately manual does not mention T100
1944379
you can use 5050 SMD RGB Color Changing LED strip, Strip to Strip so no soldering is involved
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They are all standard connections.. Blue VGA, White DVI or DMS, You can let me know which one you have though so I can put the correct Adapter in for free