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I just whipper snip around the props and sometimes disconnect the cables if it gets too long. But I never move the props themselves.

You could be onto something. I just tested my Falcon F16 instead of the F48 and it works through the new switch. You're a legend...thanks mate!!!

Yep.

Ok I will try that. The new switch seems to be working though because the light next to the cable flashes when the Pi is connected it's just not flashing when the F48 is connected to it. I have tried the cables on all of the ports of the 8 port but it doesn't make a difference. Can't remember...

They are TP Link LS105G/LS108G https://www.tp-link.com/au/landing-page/litewave-switch/

Do you mean the brand and model of the switch?

No everything works perfectly through the old switch. Just not behaving the same way through the new switch.

My Raspberry Pi is connected to my network router via Wi-Fi, and I use a 5-port unmanaged switch to connect the Pi and F48 controller. I’ve expanded the show and purchased an 8-port switch (same brand and type) to replace the 5-port one. However, after connecting the new switch the same way as...

Thanks mate. I will modify the model in xlights to match what I have. Appreciate the help

I have icicles from ELD but the xModel wiring does not match the physical hole layout. Anyone else had the same issue? If so how did you solve it?

They are 3 wire.

Just wondering if seeds behave different to bullet pixels......I ordered custom strings of seeds but I have some left over and I wanted to splice into different lengths. When I did this, the seeds after the splicing stayed on as one solid colour while the rest of the string went through the...

I have a Falcon smart receiver that has stopped working. It failed last night and has the data and power LED's flashing. I have swapped it out to another power supply and still no luck. Any way of fixing it? What could be the potential causes?

Cheers. Thanks for sharing.

Legend....thanks for sharing. Mine are wider at the bottom and skinny at the top. But your method should work a treat. Thanks again!