That’s the diagram I have been using, I’m just wanting one switch for everything to be on or off. Thats why I’m thinking I can just connect IN1/4 together.
You can just leave away the switches you don’t want, no need to connect the inputs together.
Yes the switch is connected between the GND an the INPUT (IN1 or IN2 or…)
Just connect in1 to your switch. In homey, in the rgbw device settings, you can set in1 to pulse or switch, depending on what you have. Puls would be the kind of button that you push and returns to the same position or a touchbutton. A switch is like a regular light switch.
Wat kind of 24v adapters do you guys use to power the Fibaro RGBW controller?
I know it is depending of led strip lengt and how many leds per meter.
But I am looking for best practices in the following situation:
The led strip will be placed indoor indirectly behind a wooden beam.
Most ideal is when the adapter and the controller are also placed behind the beam.
Only the 230v plug for the adapter wil be visible as there is a wall outlet very close.
2 off those to be exact. Got 1 strip of 4.5 and 1 of 6 meter, both using 20 watt p/m.
But just as you said, it depends of the strip and the lengt so that’s why I gave the page with all of them cause mine are proberly unsuiteble for yours
Just take the Total wattage and devide by voltage to get to A. So for 24 volts it’s like 100watt/24v=4A. And if you can buy a 4amp or 6 amp supply, go for the 6 since the 4 amp one would have to work flat out all the time. (on full brightness)
Thanks for sharing, what did you do with the 5.5 x 2.1 DC plug? I mean how did you connect the Fibaro RGBW controller and the led strip on a 5.5 x 2.1 DC plug?
It kind of does…the same “headlines”, “parameter nr” and “parameter description” is used…so…just read the manual and set it up as desired.
If some para is missing, do a request to Athom about it.
Sorry to reawaken an old thread but just fitting an RGBW in a similar way to above.
I am going to connect in only IN1 to a single momentary switch and want to do on / off / dim to white with that switch - presume that’s all doable in Homey?
If Homey goes down, what would the ‘standard’ function of the switch be in that situation?
Also, I would like to use a switch I have into a secondary port of a Dimmer2 to cycle colours - is this possible, or would I be better off switching it over to use IN2 on the RGBW for this purpose??
I guess u can set some scene function on your rgbw controller like on a Fibaro dimmer 2? If u click one time turn on two times off and three times something else… should stand in the manual of the controller. As long as i know all switches wich are connected directly to fibaro devices u will be able to control even the hub is down I guess.
Did not tried soo much yet with the rgbw controller so I can not help you out with your last question.