Ich probier das mal morgen. Danke matbold
Jetzt ein weiteres Problem.
Das Delight Starterkit hat 8 Kanäle.
In der Software zum Programmieren sind aber nur 6 aufgeführt.
Leider ist die Anleitung nur in Englisch, und da habe ich so meine Probleme.
Kanal 1-4 kann ich frei programmieren.
Kanal 5+6 da ist ein Dauerleuchten, wenn ich die LED anschliesse. Ab Werk. Ist nicht schlimm, könnt ich verwenden und kann es umprogrammieren.
Nun der Knackpunkt:
Kanal 7+8 sind tot. Sind auch in der Software nirgends aufgeführt und nicht hinzufügbar.
Kann mir jemand erklären was das auf sich hat, und wie ich eventuell Strom auf die LED am Kanal 7+8 bekomme. Ein Dauerbrennen wäre ausreichend.
Anbei die Passage aus der Anleitung. Vielleicht kann mir wer helfen. Danke schonmal
http://www.dimensionengineering.com/...ts/DELight.pdf
The DELight Controller contains eight channels of LED light. Please note that the
Controller itself is only rated for 4A, even though the maximum rating of each
individual channel adds up to more than that. They are:
Channels 1-4: Current controlled and rated for up to 250mA. (Dimension LEDs are only
rated to 150 mA, however.) The LED will draw as much as it is programmed to draw and
receive whatever voltage is necessary to keep current at that level. Programmable for
brightness, both overall and as part of lighting sequences. If attaching non-Dimension
LEDs to it, a resistor is not required.
Channels 5-6: Non-current controlled and rated for up to 2A. Programmable for sequence
and useful as a switch. Non-Dimension LEDs will require resistors. Can be used to power
other applications as well, as the voltage on these channels is equal to the voltage at the
receiver.
Channels 7-8: Non-current controlled and rated for up to 2A. Not programmable;
anything connected to these channels will be on as long as the controller has power. Non-
Dimension LEDs will require resistors.
To determine what value resistor is needed for one of your LEDs on a non-current
controlled channel, there are many online calculators. http://www.led.linear1.org/led.wiz is a
fairly simple one.