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NLED Pixel Controller Micro - WS2812, WS2815, APA102, SK6812 + More

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Pixel Controller Micro - Standard/Populated +$22.00
Pixel Controller Micro - Unpopulated/Solder Pad +$20.00
Pixel Controller Micro - Plugable +$24.00

DMX Connectors:

1 x XLR Connector, 3-pin, Male, 6" Wire Tinned +$3.00
1 x XLR Connector, 3-pin, Female, 6" Wire Tinned +$3.00
1 x XLR Connector, 5-pin, Female, 6" Wire Tinned +$5.00
1 x XLR Connector, 5-pin, Male, 6" Wire Tinned +$5.00
1 x XLR Carrier Board, 3-pin, 12" Wire Tinned +$8.00
1 x XLR Carrier Board, 5-pin, 12" Wire Tinned +$17.00

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This pixel controller from NLED is the most effective solution yet for control of addressable LED pixels over DMX-512 or TTL serial. It is a small form factor that is easy to use and setup, but still has many features packed in. It supports all the common chipsets from WS2811, WS2812, WS2801, APA102, SK6812, and numerous others, with a platform that is easily updated additional chipset support can be implemented. The controller allows the chipset to be easily selected on the fly, in circuit with no removal, and no complicated charts to reference. Over DMX-512 a full universe of RGB(170) or RGBW(128) pixels can be controlled, at fast packet rates and update speeds. Using TTL serial for control allows a minimum of 256 RGB pixels to be controlled from any serial device, such as an Arduino, FTDI, Xbee, ESP or similar serial devices, even 3.3 volt types without level translation. Depending on the serial baud rate and pixel chipset up to 2048 pixels could be controlled.

Includes:

Pixel Controller Micro controller with choice of terminal connectors. See images.
1x3 pin header - user can choose to solder this on to the GND-TX-RX header if needed.
2 pin header jumper - used to enable DMX signal termination(TERMIN.) if needed.

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