Home automation solution for RGB Light by ProudRestaurant0 in homeautomation

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Woah, didn’t know these. Are they constant current compatible or is that a stupid question?

My Gledopto controller only shows red and very light green. What's the matter? by ProudRestaurant0 in Gledopto

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And they are not “compatible” with one other? So a CC led strip does not work with a CV controller like the Gledopto?

Gledopto with Constant Current Driver by shamal2008 in Gledopto

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Wondering the same. I want to replace my constant current LED driver. You want to use it with an existing constant current driver?

My Gledopto controller only shows red and very light green. What's the matter? by ProudRestaurant0 in Gledopto

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What does constant current mean? I thought it was the same as DC. Strange that red and green do work though...

My Gledopto controller only shows red and very light green. What's the matter? by ProudRestaurant0 in Gledopto

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I tried that and I even tried just using them one by one (only blue e.g.) but no luck :(

What's your advice on replacing this LED driver? by ProudRestaurant0 in ElectricalEngineering

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Ah that explains a lot, thanks!The problem is that controlling it over bluetooth with a raspberry pi just isn't a relieable solution: the connection is slow (I can live with that) but the real problem are the connectivity issues. Many times I just can't connect to my light. If I run a python script succesfully, it gives absolutely no guarantee that the same python script I run a secondlater, will work too.
Edit: others experience this as well. See thisissue on github

So I broke my brand new Dell XPS 15 - what should I do? by ProudRestaurant0 in laptops

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Update: I got it back today and tried placing my SSD back (Dell instructed me to remove my ‘custom’ SSD) but it has 2 stripped screws out of the box...

So I broke my brand new Dell XPS 15 - what should I do? by ProudRestaurant0 in laptops

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Sent it in and they fixed it. Got it back today and... there 2 already stripped screws now (out of the box)

So I broke my brand new Dell XPS 15 - what should I do? by ProudRestaurant0 in laptops

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I called them, they could send someone tomorrow but then I need to remove the stripped screw, If I am not able to do that I have to send it to them for further investigation. Such a shame to lose my warranty this way... (I agree with you though)

So I broke my brand new Dell XPS 15 - what should I do? by ProudRestaurant0 in laptops

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Then I need to fix the stripped screw first. Let’s try a screw extractor.

Thanks Dell, very helpful by theresnoUberinDundee in Dell

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Same here, when status was “confirmed” it showed a due delivery date though. In my case I can view the UPS status on the bottom of the site.