QuinLED-Diff RS-485 wiring Back to QuinLED-Diff section QuinLED-Diff might be compatible with other RS-485 solutions out there, also if you’d want to run other cabling then RJ45 UTP cable it can be useful to understand which signals travel over which wire and pair. Below will be a an explanation of which wires are used how […]
QuinLED Diff-Solo Power Handling Back to QuinLED Diff-Solo main page As for all LED boards, voltage coming in = voltage coming out, match your power supply to be the same voltage your LEDs are running (for the Receiver board). Sender board and Receiver board do not share power and thus can be either the same […]
QuinLED Diff-Solo Back to QuinLED-Diff section The Diff-Solo is meant as a simple to use entry solution for when you need a longer data wire to your LEDs. It’s built down to cost and because of this there are less features then the Diff-Adv series (Future release) that said, it has some great features of […]
QuinLED Diff-Solo Wiring and Distance Guide Back to QuinLED Diff-Solo main page Let’s take a look at how to hook up the Diff-Solo! Although the board doesn’t have a lot of ports a diagram can often explain a lot of questions very quickly! Maximum Distance UTP cable In testing the maximum wire distance I have […]
QuinLED Diff-Solo specifications Back to QuinLED Diff-Solo main page The QuinLED-Diff-Solo system consists of 2 boards, a Sender and a Receiver board. You need the Sender board near your data source (like a Dig-Uno, Dig-Quad or Dig-Octa System) it will take in the LED data and transform it to a differential signal. Then near the […]