I posted this on the Falcon board, but only got 1 response (which didn't help). Thought I'd try here?
I have an E6804 and an FPP connected to a router, with a notebook for access. I can control the E6804 both directly and with XLights, no problem.
I am not having much luck with FPP controlling anything... I don't have a sequence yet (mainly because I wanted to make sure it works before I spend too much time on it!) - just trying to use the Display Testing.
When I enable that and click RGB Cycle, it doesn't follow what is on the screen. Tough to explain, but let me try. As it cycles through, here's what happens:
R - Red on
G - nothing
B - nothing
R - nothing
G - Green on
B - nothing
R - nothing
G - nothing
B - Blue one
etc.
When I disable the cycling, it continues this slow cycle for a while.
I haven't been able to get the Test All Channels to work.
Someone suggested disabling logging, which I did. Didn't work. Still doing the same type of thing - the only possible difference is that it seems to be pulsing each time the color is supposed to change. Took a video, in case that helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQLZByeEvrQ
I have an E6804 and an FPP connected to a router, with a notebook for access. I can control the E6804 both directly and with XLights, no problem.
I am not having much luck with FPP controlling anything... I don't have a sequence yet (mainly because I wanted to make sure it works before I spend too much time on it!) - just trying to use the Display Testing.
When I enable that and click RGB Cycle, it doesn't follow what is on the screen. Tough to explain, but let me try. As it cycles through, here's what happens:
R - Red on
G - nothing
B - nothing
R - nothing
G - Green on
B - nothing
R - nothing
G - nothing
B - Blue one
etc.
When I disable the cycling, it continues this slow cycle for a while.
I haven't been able to get the Test All Channels to work.
Someone suggested disabling logging, which I did. Didn't work. Still doing the same type of thing - the only possible difference is that it seems to be pulsing each time the color is supposed to change. Took a video, in case that helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQLZByeEvrQ