Available dig2go bundles Back to dig2go index To make getting started with digitally addressable LEDs even easier the dig2go is available in various bundles. This will give you everything you need/want to immediately get started with lighting up your room and showing cool animations! All dig2go’s come pre-flashed with WLED and pre-configured out of the […]
Using a USB powerbank for addressable LEDs In this article we’ll explore the usage of USB-(A or C) powerbanks to run addressable LEDs such as ws2812b or sk6812 LED strips or ws2811 based pixels. Since this is for USB powerbanks we’ll be mainly focusing on 5v and the dig2go controller. 5v is most efficient Partly […]
dig2go dimensions The dig2go is available as complete unit inside of a custom plastic housing or, upon request, as the bare populated PCB to integrate into your own product. Below are dimensions to help you figure out if it’s going to work for your application! Case dimensions The case is 41mm wide, 57mm high and […]
Why Ethernet cable (CAT5e, CAT6, etc.) isn’t suitable for LEDs Back to article index Often people ask if they can use some left over CAT5e or CAT6 Ethernet cable for the LED installations for providing data and/or power injections to their LEDs. The TL;DR of the story is that Ethernet cable isn’t very suited to […]
The ultimate LED strip power injection guide Back to article index One of the most popular topics with addressable LED strip is power injection (or sometimes also wrongly referred to as voltage injection). This is the practice of running extra wires next to your LED strip to add extra power injection points. Especially with 5v […]