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  1. #41

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    Ok so big update 2... I finished swapping all the wiring for 20awg. Tested the new strips and verified they work. Soldered them to the PCB and hooked everything up... No lights. I tested for voltage along the strips and they read 4V so I know the electrical connections are good. Is it possible that the cfx board is not sending the data signal to turn them on? How can I check?

    Thanks
    Jon

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    Post the main config file of your CFX
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  3. #43

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    Quote Originally Posted by Forgetful Jedi Knight View Post
    Post the main config file of your CFX
    Thank you for the response, as requested..

    //CF-X Configuration
    debug=0
    logport=0
    vol=100
    menuvol=100
    menugest=0
    beep=40
    muteb=0
    muteoff=0
    sleep=50000
    deep=0
    qkignite=0
    orient=0
    valsnd=0
    switch=2
    offp=0
    offd=200
    onp=0
    ond=20
    swing_flow=360
    clash_flow=300
    spin_flow=400
    smooth_flow=1000
    lockup=300
    loop=1
    shuffle=2
    plilh=3400,4200
    omnisabers=2000
    bladepower=10
    ledstrip=144
    auxstrip=0
    tridentstrip=0
    accentstrip=0
    dragstrip=20
    strippower=1111
    ls1_timings=40,80,24,1,3
    ls2_timings=40,80,24,1,3

    ## Motion Settings
    gate=50
    smooth_gate=50
    hswing=450
    hhybrid=420
    hslash=210
    hforce=350
    hfclash=600
    hclash=850
    hstab=500,0,0
    hspin=750
    htwist=350
    hdrag=0,90,0
    htemp=40
    spectrum_mode=0
    spectrum_axis=0
    field=10,10,10


    [profile=0]
    wakeup=1
    randc=0
    blastp=0
    random=2
    pom=0
    pof=0
    poi=0
    magic=0
    saberlock=0
    blastm=0
    randb=2
    shmrd=150
    shmrp=12
    shmrr=24
    shmr%=60,99
    focd=200
    focp=20
    focr=28
    foc%=60,99
    focl=1
    focb=1
    focf1=1
    focf2=1
    focf3=0
    fade=0
    flks=6
    flkd=25
    tridentflk=0
    flkon=1
    flkoff=1
    pulsed=0
    pulsel=0
    on_fade=1
    off_fade=1
    unstable=0
    style_pon=0
    style_poff=2
    style_lockup=1
    style_drag=0
    style_blaster=2
    style_flicker=1
    style_clash=1
    style_stab=1
    over_pon=1
    over_poff=1
    mapping_unstable=1
    mapping_lockup=0
    mapping_drag=0
    mapping_flicker=0
    mapping_color=0
    pos_lockup=40
    size_lockup=30
    hcool=70
    lcool=0
    sparkf=120
    sparkd=10
    drift=1
    mapb=100
    mapc=70
    refreshfx=12
    omnisabers=0
    sbolt=8,20
    dbolt=40,810
    lbolt=15,30
    fbolt=1
    rbolt=10
    qbolt=30
    Last edited by poconosjon@aol.com; 04-03-2020 at 03:47 PM.

  4. #44

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    I think,m the last time I saw this problem here, the solution was to change strippower=1111 to strippower=0000

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    Quote Originally Posted by dannv View Post
    I think,m the last time I saw this problem here, the solution was to change strippower=1111 to strippower=0000
    Danny,

    I will certainly try that... The other thing I noticed was the bladepower=10 which is 10%. I am going to put that to 100 to make sure they get the right amount of power. I'll keep you posted.

    Thanks,
    Jon

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    Quote Originally Posted by poconosjon@aol.com View Post
    Danny,

    I will certainly try that... The other thing I noticed was the bladepower=10 which is 10%. I am going to put that to 100 to make sure they get the right amount of power. I'll keep you posted.

    Thanks,
    Jon
    Danny,

    With the strippower=0000 and the bladepower=100 I still get no lights.

    Jon

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    Quote Originally Posted by poconosjon@aol.com View Post
    Danny,

    With the strippower=0000 and the bladepower=100 I still get no lights.

    Jon
    strippower=1111 is for Neopixel strips.

    Also, post your color profiles.

    The config file you posted to me looks ok, though I think 144 is probably a bit much for your blade. Next step is to review your wiring. Good, clear close ups of your board will be necessary. Focus on the 4 Output pads on the CFX the junctions where your joining them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Forgetful Jedi Knight View Post
    strippower=1111 is for Neopixel strips.

    Also, post your color profiles.

    The config file you posted to me looks ok, though I think 144 is probably a bit much for your blade. Next step is to review your wiring. Good, clear close ups of your board will be necessary. Focus on the 4 Output pads on the CFX the junctions where your joining them.
    Knight,

    I have the full strips connected so 144 is correct. I have put the strippower setting back to 1111. I will take pictures and post them shortly. I really do appreciate all the help everyone has given me.

    Thanks,
    Jon

  9. #49

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    Quote Originally Posted by Forgetful Jedi Knight View Post
    strippower=1111 is for Neopixel strips.

    Also, post your color profiles.

    The config file you posted to me looks ok, though I think 144 is probably a bit much for your blade. Next step is to review your wiring. Good, clear close ups of your board will be necessary. Focus on the 4 Output pads on the CFX the junctions where your joining them.
    Here are the pictures... Again, I cannot thank you enough!

    https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img922/9818/RsJtZZ.jpg
    https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img923/2834/m8Sq03.jpg
    https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img923/5659/RpwgC8.jpg
    https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img921/4695/RnOw5I.jpg

    Jon

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    How about pictures (wider would be fine) of tHe connections from the 4 (-) wires down to the two, and the two(+) wires into the one that’s attached to the CFX?
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