DiyLightAnimation
Hardware => Lynx Smart String => Topic started by: sittinguphigh on May 15, 2013,
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Interesting. I wonder if you can control each node at a time.
Would this work with the SSC hard ware?
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/DC24V-WS2811-pixel-module-with-12pcs-5050-RGB-SMD-LED-100mm-diameter-20pcs-a-string/701799_580483911.html
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With only one 8-pin chip to control them, all of the LEDs do the same thing. If there are additional chips on the bottom of the board, it would be a different story...
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Just noticed the input is 24 volt...
The ssc was designed to run on 12v
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Yes you would need a to a 24v power source.
Not sure if it has one one WS2811 per 12 nodes or not.
It can work as one Pixel, working with WS2811 controller. Statement it seems to mean each circle can be programmed to change colors.
Product Description
DC24V WS2811 pixel module, with 12pcs 5050 RGB SMD LED,100mm diameter,20pcs a string;256 gray scale
DC24V, WS2811IC signel color modules.
power 2.88W. It can work as one Pixel,
working with WS2811 controller.
Can download the programs in SD card,
One WS2801 controller with SD card can off-line control Max 2048 Pixel.
It have single color running scene
control IC type: WS2811(high mode)
gary scale: 256
current:18.5mA ±3%
working voltage:DC24V
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Be careful you don't read too much into the non-native English.
"Single color module"
"Can work as one pixel"
Sounds like all 12 LEDs act as one pixel to me. While use of the word "can" implies that it can do something else, there is no mention of other capabilities.
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I would have to check with Ray.
Here is more interesting 12v RGB node lights.
Still not sure if these would work with the SSC.
Would one WS2811 chip control 6 nodes at once.
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/DC12V-WS2811-pixel-module-with-6pcs-5050-RGB-SMD-LED-50mm-diameter-20pcs-a-string/701799_580547587.html
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Could 1 chip control 6 LEDs - yes.
Although it is hard to read, that is basically what the circuit diagram on the website shows. One chip, two sets of three LEDs in series.
I would use the word node to refer to the entire 6-led assembly.
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I've been checking these out as well as others in Rays Store, and am going to try to start a lighting company to change over current lighting to LED. :)