Gamer217

I was wondering if there is a way to sync the start of the time graphs of lighting channels when doing custom effects. Let's assume that for the following example channels 1 and 2 represent the lighting channels on a Commander Pro. I am experimenting with an effect that starts a T+0s for channel one and should start at T+1s for channel 2 by having T+0s to T+1s on the channel 2 graph do nothing. But they aren't synching at all. Channel 2 starts lighting up a fraction of a second after channel 1 has started. Any thoughts on this as I want to use custom effects synched across the 4 channels provided by my commander pro and lighting node pro. Also a related side question I have is i use color pulse as my hardware lighting but the pulses between the Commander Pro and the lighting node pro are out of sync as well.

Just saw your rgb faq. With a 60 led limit using strips on the commander pro looks like my best bet may be to add a lighting node pro to increase my available channels from 2 to 4. My rgb devices are as follows. 6x Addressable 30 led strips for rgb fan frames 10x Addressable 2 led strips for rgb rings next to each water cooling fitting 2x Addressable 3 led strips for the cpu and gpu water block 1x Addressable 6 led strip for the resivor. All devices modified from their original 3 pin setup to a 4 pin setup with the extra pin allowing a data out to be returned. Then using my own hub they data out is directed to the data in of the next device while supplying Molex power. So if I can only do 60 via strips as strips will be easier to address then it should be rings, res, waterblocks on one hub and then 3 hubs supporting 2 rgb farms each.

I have been working on prototyping cuttable LED strips to work with the commander pro and just got my first small prototype to work. I was wondering what is the largest number of leds that one lighting channel can support through the iCue software? Power won't be an issue as I have it supplied via Molex. I am looking to try to get at least 106 leds per channel.