Could be it’s wired to data out in the strip instead of data in.
Wire is disconnected.
No data resistor.
Bad data pad on board
If you click the “Build a Sequence” button it allows you to build a sequence of effects that can happen one-time or on a loop. It gives you the ability to do more combination type animations.
Gotcha. That makes sense. Thanks!
data resistor?
Yes, but nevermind if it’s a Shtok NPXL Bubble card PCB. It has pre-soldered 330 Ohm Data input resistor. However, you should verify that you soldered the data to the data IN side, not the data OUT.
I have that and I am wired to the Data in…
Maybe try a different data pad on the Proffieboard. They’re not impervious to breaking.
Alrighty. I shall do that.
and one of the wires snapped. I think what I’m gonna do for now is remove that part. I wanted to order some quick disconnects for it anyways. Thank you for all your help and I shall report back when I try that.
what’s interesting is those lights were still functioning (it was the LED wire) so what I’m thinking now is that that was causing the issue!
Well if they weren’t grounded, yeah, that’s pretty much your issue there.
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