DiyLightAnimation

Etherdongle is available again.

Richard (from SoCal)   

The following excess items are unassembled and still in the original packaging as received from the coop manager.  Only shipping (i.e. no PayPal fee) needs to be added to your purchase.  I plan to ship using USPS Priority Flat Rate boxes.  Please send a PM if interested.  I can ship immediately!

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01 - Etherdongle v1.0 kit - case has Etherdongle & Conductor cutouts ($90) -- SOLD
05 - SSC v4 kits - w/RJ45 and 3-pin pigtails ($7 each) -- SOLD
04 - Zeus 16 v1.1 Controllers ($60 each) -- SOLD

Richard (from SoCal)   

Received mine as well.

THANKS very much for running this coop!

Richard (from SoCal)   

I would like :

4 - Kit #1

THANKS.

THANKS for the links.  Am I correct in assuming that the color patterns are hard-coded and don't allow user change?

Richard (from SoCal)   

I have been thinking about a small, lighting project and was wondering if I might somehow use a few of the SS system components, like just a SSC and an RGB string (adding power, of course).  There would be no Etherdongle and no Hub.  Just a modified version of the test firmware.  I'm hoping to do this easily and on the cheap.

Say I have a 90-node RGB string, with 30-Red, 30-Green and 30-Blue in some order, which defines one "profile".  I want maybe ten profiles, with each of the other profiles also using 30-R, 30-G and 30-B, but in a different order.

Now, the modded SSC test firmware would sense an external (binary/BCD) input (i.e. DIP switch closures) to determine which profile and another external input (i.e. single switch closure) to trigger the lights in the selected profile on or off.

Does any of this make sense and are there other/better ways to do this?

Richard (from SoCal)   

I would like One (1) of Kit #2 Please.

THANK YOU for running the coop!

Richard (from SoCal)