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ProwlerON

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  1. kubdotnet, Did you get a chance to look into the multiple port issue? Thanks, ProwlerON
  2. I bought an extra 2 HD120 to play with after my Thermaltake 900 tower build. So I am interested in seeing what can be done.
  3. Well Charixfox I personally like the HD120/HD140 Series fans a lot. The LL Fans are nice, but I think there is still room to improve on them to replace the HD series. You have added a great deal of functionality to fans/strips that were already beautiful. I look forward to see what comes next!
  4. I did remove the setting.json file, and could not get anything images of fans or the list of modes on the left. So I tried it on another computer and everything came up fine. Further investigations is the machine I tried it on had no COM ports. I went back to my PC disabled all the COM ports and everything came up correctly. It looks like it is in the detecting COM port when the app launches that the problem occurs. Hope it helps! Thanks again.
  5. I gave the new version a try, it did not show any features. So I don't know if I missed something. The 1.0 version opens fine.
  6. kubdotnet, Is it possible to include for multiple comm ports? I am building with the Thermaltake Tower 900, so I will be using 4 on each side using 2 micro pro controllers. So it would be nice to either link the LED/fan modes (mirror), then send to each of 2 comm ports, or send them in sequence. I will actually be using 12 of these fans total 8 x 120mm (sides), and 4x140 mm (top/back). Thanks!
  7. Charixfox big thanks for all the work you have done. These fans are beautiful, and I fell in love with them on a build for another person. So I had to get some for myself. It took a bit to figure out the commands to send via serial monitor, but I ended up creating a bit of a cheat sheet to understand them better. I would like to accept some input from another arduino (as FastLED disables interrupts), and send input to the arduino using HD120-Controller.ino I have tested the second arduino to make sure it is sending something like "@0,2@1,0@2,21@7,60" ( for all rainbow with spin) to serial monitor and it is shown correctly. I wasn't sure if it was possible or if I am using the wrong command to write to serial write() vs print() vs println(). I do have tx to rx, rx to tx, and ground to ground on the arduinos. PS. Thanks to all other that are contributing to the project!
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