QuinLED-Hybrid-Hexa pinout guide Back to QuinLED-Hybrid-Hexa index To be able to configure the QuinLED-Hybrid-Hexa in your software of choice (like WLED or ESPhome) you are going to need to know what is connected to what pins. In the below table you can see exactly how all the hardware is connected internally. Ethernet configuration In WLED […]
QuinLED-Hybrid-Hexa Specifications Back to QuinLED-Hybrid-Hexa Index NOT FINISHED The QuinLED-Hybrid-Hexa was designed with the goal of being able to control lots of LED strips from a single controller! Please see a list of it’s hardware features and capabilities below: Features Based on the Espressif ESP32 Micro-controller chip 2.4Ghz WiFi connection with External Antenna USB-C plug with programming capability […]
Barrier terminals on QuinLED boards Back to article index TL;DR Recommended fork crimps for my boards! Video about which type of cables and connections for all QuinLED-Dig boards ? Text article about fork crimps The more your LED setup grows the more power you need so naturally also the thicker your wires need to be. […]
Relay purchasing guide Back to article index Because selecting a relay can be harder then you’d initially think, below is a list of relays (both normal mechanical and SSR) which should work correctly together with the QuinLED-Dig-Uno and QuinLED-Dig-Quad. Each of these have been tested using 5v power and a 3.3v GPIO signal from the […]
QuinLED-Dig boards and using a relay and the vEXT function Back to article index Addressable LEDs use power even while off (not displaying light). To combat this idle power usage you can use a relay to cut off the power from the LEDs. This can be done on the DC side but large current make […]