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 […]
QuinLED-Data-Booster Back to Addressable LEDs section Since v3.1 of the pre-assembled Dig-Uno and Dig-Quad they have a selectable resistor switcher circuit built-in (33R and 249R) so a data-booster right behind the Dig board is not needed anymore. The QuinLED-Data-Booster is a little board to solve some common problems around building up a addressable LED setup, […]
QuinLED-Data-Booster Data Signal Conditioning Back to index page QuinLED-Data-Booster(-Maxi) For sale now! One of the main functions of the QuinLED-Data-Booster(-Maxi) is allowing you to select between a 33? ad 249? resistor. All QuinLED-Dig boards come with 249? resistor on board but depending on cabling choice in your setup you might want to change those to […]
QuinLED-Data-Booster(-Maxi) Board Dimensions Back to index page The QuinLED-Data-Booster(-Maxi) is quite small, although this board is called the “Maxi” (there where smaller versions without a screw terminal and switch during development). The board has 3x 5.08mm spaced terminals. The openings for the optional power injection points are M3 screw and nut compatible. For the board […]
QuinLED-Data-Booster for sale Back to index page Data wire lengths and power injection with digitally addressable LEDs is always a much discussed topic. Everyone’s setup is slightly different and optimizing a single digital controller board like the QuinLED-Dig-Uno and QuinLED-Dig-Quad to all situations is basically impossible, because of this I have created the QuinLED-Data-Booster(-Maxi)! QuinLED-Data-Booster(-Maxi) […]