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urthegman
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Clocked by microprocessor
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May 06, 2013, »
I know this isn't related to any of the lights we use here(as far as I know,anyway) but I ran across lights in ray wu's store that say they need to be clocked by a microprocessor. I am just curious why, is this how they receive an address or channel number when used with other lighting systems? Thanks, Curious George
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combustionmark
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May 09, 2013, »
Without a link to the lights you are looking at, I have to think that they are a 4 wire device.
Power, data, clock, ground.
Insted of a fixed bit rate, they use a clock to receive the bit pattern.
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urthegman
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May 09, 2013, »
Thanks for your reply, I could be wrong but I only see 3 wires on them. Here is a link to the lights: You are not allowed to view links.
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RJ
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Re: Clocked by microprocessor
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May 09, 2013, »
thats chinese for you need a controller to run these lights. They want people to understnad the lights do not just plug in to power and work.
RJ
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urthegman
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Ah!!! I KNEW I needed to brush up on my chinese!!!!
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