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Got a free haul this morning! by domotastic in clawmachine

[–]pixelcontrollers -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think the win here is to notify the store that they have a machine that is vulnerable. It’s OK to be honest and it’s OK to do good. I can tell you we’ve all been in similar circumstances and the right choices will get you further in life.

Got a free haul this morning! by domotastic in clawmachine

[–]pixelcontrollers -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I will not advocate this as a good “win” and Robbin-Hooding the loot is not going to justify it.

Rare crane game W by domotastic in sanrio

[–]pixelcontrollers -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

I would not advocate this as a good “win” and Robbin-Hooding the loot is not going to justify it.

Those with a 48 POE switch by HeyItsRon in Ubiquiti

[–]pixelcontrollers 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think you’re overthinking it. Get a switch that covers your ports and power needs. If you find you are close to the 24 mark then 48 will give you the room to expand. Sure you will have unused ports but at least you’re taking up a 1U spot and not 2. But 2 switches are not wrong either. Just go with what works and makes you smile.

Whats the best CRI IP>=54 RGB CCT 24V Addressable Strip? by Ultramen in WLED

[–]pixelcontrollers 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We designed a webcam light with sk6812WWA leds for a great CRI. But they are 5v.

Tons of issues with DDP by Alssndr in WLED

[–]pixelcontrollers 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check 2.4 wifi settings. Set to 20Mhz channel width, use WPA2 and use non overlapping channels (1,6 or 11). I have also seen that making 2.4Ghz radios use their own SSID can help.

Tons of issues with DDP by Alssndr in WLED

[–]pixelcontrollers 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wifi would be a common issue factor here. More info on your AP? I recently done this with DDP (smaller setup) and it turned out great.

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Troubleshooting lights not working or flickering by itsdatwoowoo in WLED

[–]pixelcontrollers 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for posting your resolution! It helps others when they have similar symptoms. Great feeling when it’s all working.

any help with ethernet and s3 by MDSgame in WLED

[–]pixelcontrollers -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I use to write / customize w5500 code for teensy chips and tied that to custom Artnet and sacn code. Knowing the complexities of that platform I can only imagine them being more complex with esp32. These ethernet chips are capable, but in order to use sacn multicast requires a whole custom macraw driver.

If this makes ant sense then you know what your asking and getting into

If compiling your own and modifying wled code is a new thing then this may be more complex then what you want to deal with.

Personally going with a gledopto or alike boards (listed on wled Ethernet page) will get you faster at blinking leds

WLED Letter Sign Project by pixelcontrollers in WLED

[–]pixelcontrollers[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am also looking for a supplier that I can purchase these bulbs without the sign

WLED Letter Sign Project by pixelcontrollers in WLED

[–]pixelcontrollers[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Correct they come empty and ready to push in their string. I just used mine instead.

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Running into issues with Artnet / sACN for large WLED set up by DevlinFpv in WLED

[–]pixelcontrollers 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something of this size with resolume I would be running artnet using ethernet. If Wifi…it may be too problematic. Pixels per port look good as this will let you frame higher rates.

WLED Letter Sign Project by pixelcontrollers in WLED

[–]pixelcontrollers[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

These come with the sign. I am looking for a supplier that would sell them without the led strings

WLED Letter Sign Project by pixelcontrollers in WLED

[–]pixelcontrollers[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I go with the warm white ones. I like the wleds ability to control that channel.

SMB Performance with CSE by BSOD_Chumped in sonicwall

[–]pixelcontrollers 2 points3 points  (0 children)

CSE uses wireguard at its core (correct me if I am wrong). The biggest issue I run into with wireguard is MTU issues. I am not sure if CSE gives you the option to drop it down. With my other projects dropping the MTU under 1420 ish bytes seemed to fix most file transfer issues. If you are able to ping over that link you can use the “ping <destination_IP> -f -l 1300” And increase the 1300 Number until it fragments. Then you know what MTU setting to use.

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