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Using 12v ws2811, only first IC lights up. #351
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Since you have enabled Since you are using 2811 strip, you will have to use NeoEsp8266Dma400KbpsMethod, Replace
and replace McLighting/Arduino/McLighting/McLighting.ino Line 106 in c0329ef
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I made it easier in Develop Branch by just uncommenting following line
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Thank you so much for getting back to me so quickly, I really appreciate it! So I deleted my McLighting folder and did a new clone of the McLighting repository. Though it seems like my newly cloned definitions.h file didn't have the updates you made, so I manually copy-pasted the raw definitions.h from the git website. Here is how I have the beginning of your new definitions.h set up (I moved my data pin to d5 and left ws2812fx commented):
WHen I try to build I get this error:
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Please use this ZIP File |
Ok I deleted everything and loaded the zip you provided. Building it returns this error:
Looks like the error specifically points to line
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Thank you, it looks like I overlooked the fact that stateOn is defined for Home Assistant. For now, could you uncomment |
Please update to master version v2.2.2, should be fixed. Please feel free to reopen if you still facing issues. |
Hello,
I'm stuck. I managed to get everything installed and got the esp8266 flashed and connected to my wifi. I can see commands coming through the serial monitor when I select different modes or colors in the web GUI. However those commands dont seem to affect the 12v ws2811 strip at all. Only the first three LEDs (1 IC) are permanently on blue. They select that at startup and then nothing else happens. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Ive been trying to figure this out nonstop for the last two days and I'm at a loss.
Here is the output from ip-address/esp_status:
Since I'm using the 12v strip I changed the wiring a little bit, I don't know if that's whats causing the problem. Here's a diagram of how I wired everything up. It starts with a 12v power supply that powers the strip directly. There's a seperate line that gets stepped down to 5v for the esp8266. After that wiring is basically identical to what is in the McLighting hardware tutorial.
And here is my definitions.h file as I'm currently uploading it to the esp8266
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