RGB Flood Lights

 

You'll use Aurora just light you do for the ACx16 - just pick the DCx16 when you add the controller or channel.  You can control the RGB on seperate channels or you can use the RGB on ACx16 or DCx16 option and set the channel numbers appropriately.(still uses 3 channels). Setting as RGB allows the use of the RGB tool. A fade up done by starting black going to a color - color to color transitions - color to black to fade out.  There's other stuff there you can do too -  shimmer and twinkle.

 

Everything is much the same as you're accustom to - really no special 'programming'

I'm going to get them in the floodlight cases tomorrow so I can play tomorrow night.

I need to make a minumum of 4 more boards. Will be able to wrap it up this weekend.

Then if I am able to make more, its just a perk. I have enough parts to make 20 boards.

I can't thank you enough for this find.  

Thanks 

 

can you explain this better.   I know on the LED board I have - R,G,B and +,  the DCx16 has ch1 +,-     ch2 +,-    ch3 +,-

 

How is this getting connected?  Am I just hooking up one positive and then ch1,2,3  - to the RGB board, or am I making a jumper from ch1 +, ch2 +, ch3 + ??

I'm a bit lost here.

 

Sorry for a somewhat poor quality video - Colors are washed out in the video and were way more bolder in real life - I'll blame the operator more so than the camera.

This was a quick sequence comprised of almost exclusive use of the waveform to event tool doing very lettle if any in the eadvanced settings. I just wanted something quick and easy that would pulsate the floods with the music.

 

The sky opened up and it poured about 2 minutes after this video - ended the short one night show early.

 

I guess I should also mention that the redish flashing you see in the video was'n my lights - Fire truck partrolling while trick-or-treaters on the prowl - but it's a cool effect.