How would you hook up a RGB+W strip to this controller? Is it possible to control both with this or would I need a RGB+W-specific controller?
1864550
There is one other option you can connect the white to all RG and B then the white would flash with all colors in music mode and turn on with any color
1864551
Ok they have a control for RGBW. But it doesn't have music mode. The V+ on the light strip and on the control are 12v DC positive and the control grounds the light to turn it on each color doesn't use some of the volts there all 12v the way it dims and brightens is by controlling the amps 5 amps supplies 300 leds if you want to power more then 300 LEDs you'll need more amps up to the capacity of the control. This one is 10 amp capacity
1864552
This control has two output of RGB you can connect the w to one or all three R-G-and B because both sides work together the w would turn on the same time as the color but it would work
759298
Sorry...using my two in simple mode no controller...if both are not responding...I would try another device to see if that can be controlled by your controller... if so, and neither of these two work...it must be protocol or set up issues.... I would research each manual. Sorry cant give more.
1235434
Does not work with MAC, I just checked Logitech site, and they only have Windows listed for this controller. It say if you OS is not listed, nothing is available for it. So that means it wont work! For MAC
657088
Yes you can hookup four strips together. They have an adapter plug on the end of each strip. So you can hookup 20 together, or 1024 sets of three LEDs Max on the controller. I hope this helps.
1944379
you can use 5050 SMD RGB Color Changing LED strip, Strip to Strip so no soldering is involved
1375301
In addition to this, you need a RGB SCART lead with RCA out. I bought mine on the Bay from retro_console_accessories. They don't have one listed now, but I'm sure they could make or get one for you if you contacted them.Edit: It was $20
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The RGB on the strip is not balanced for pure white or warm white. Also color mix could vary from batch to batch during manufacturing. That said the remote itself has 6 DYI buttons that allows you to create your custom color and save it to individual button (6 extra choice of color sets). Simply press one of the DYI buttons, adjust individual color up and down until you get the color mix you like.
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The controller has two output's to plug lights into. You can change the two different channels to different colors, but cannot pick a single pod or strip to change. You can download the app for free and check it out. You can create custom patterns and colors with the app. and save them. It also has preset patterns for the holidays. Thanks and let us know if you have additional questions
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haven't seen the controller on Amazon, but yes, you can add a module that passes sound activated info to the strips with these pixels. here is a 12v version: http://goo.gl/n98gcJif you are not comfortable doing a little soldering or minor electrical work, there are sets that have the sound activation module built in.* note, if you are using the 12v sound module, I'd use the 12v version of the WS2811 lights... they come in 5v and 12v... it saves you time and heartache to use 1 voltage.
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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.
214592
Are these considered (addressable) strips? for instance if I get a DMX controller would I have control over each individual led? Im making a led display need to be able to adjust color/brightness of each pixel independently
1457363
Just got mine today. BCD 8 - sorry. Had to take the plunge. I will let you know whether it works anyway. The incompatibility is apparently only with certain USB controllers.
1985675
We bought ours from Premium Controllerz. They send us a detailed email with all instructions. Sure they would you as well. Just ask through Amazon.
1528172
You're probably best buying a new controller w/ remote so you know they work together. This one look like it's the same one though, so it might work: http://www.amazon.com/LEDwholesalers-Remote-Controller-LED-Strip/dp/B004IJFAMW/ref=pd_sim_hi_9#productDetails
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Let me know if you get it working. Don't use a USB hub. Connect the controller directly to the PC.
1259254
This controller is a simple color fader. As far as calling up built in programs in the light, I would say it probably won't work.
1935572
I do not use this controller with strip lights. I Use this controller for fountain lights. I've been using this controller for several years and it works great. Very reliable, it works with and external power suplly