I wire each of my SSC(s) for a specific type of SS item ... then I label the SSC on the exterior with the R, G, B and what it corresponds to (+,0,data) ... and also label the type of SS node/module the SSC is to be used for.
So I might have a SSC that says:
R, G, B
+, -, data
I'll also write the type of nodes I am expecting to plug into it. By also writing the same r,g,b = +,-,data on the end of the SS item quick connect, I can ensure I am plugging in compatible items in the field.
I found that the quick connectors and the wire are also great for making "adapter cables" for converting between various SSC (s) and SS node/modules without having to re-wire anything. I use a one of these cable to do the rewrite quickly for me.
For me I always wire the connectors same color to same color (when attaching wire to quick connectors).
If I make a cable into an adapter cable, I'll also label both ends ... so its clear what it does. I might also leave enough of the wire exposed before the shrink to make visual clarification of the wiring possible.
I also found using a little terminal strip from Home Depot ... I could hook up a few nodes of each type to it, then hook up quick connectors to that ... then it made testing of SSC(s) against various items very easy to do ... without having to re-wire a lot of stuff.
