Wb1616 manual?
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Yes, you can find all the information here
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Wally's Lights WB1616 Controller
WB1616 We are excited to announce this collaborative project between Wally’s Lights and Scott Hanson. The WB1616 is a BBB cape controller based off of the FPP software. With 16 local, 16 Remote, and 2 DMX ports this controller is capable of controlling over 40,000 pixels. Both 12V and 5V...
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You can start with the 101 guide.
auschristmaslighting.com
And then move to the FPP Manual for more details.
You can also search on Youtube for videos on xLights.
AusChristmasLighting 101
This article is just a summary of the information available in the downloadable PDF version of the AusChristmasLighting 101 manual, a guide for getting started (or stepping up a level) in Christmas lighting.
auschristmaslighting.com
And then move to the FPP Manual for more details.
You can also search on Youtube for videos on xLights.
I use several of these WB1616s, they are very nice little units.
Here's a quick start:
1. The first step is to boot it with the SD card that came with it. (I assume you built it. Maybe using the manual @Indigogyre mentioned. A photo of that might help, depending on how far you got.)
2. That is enough to let you see/set the IP address on the front OLED. If you are not seeing "Wally's Lights" on the OLED as it boots, and then a menu you can get by pressing the buttons go back to step 1 :-D
3. Then, this will let you in to the web user interface with your browser on the same network.
4. From here, you'd use the FPP manual: https://falconchristmas.github.io/FPP_Manual(5.5).pdf
5. Probably suggest using xLights to get the effects you want to run. FPP doesn't have much. It's also a lot easier to configure your 16 string tree with xLights than it is any other way I know of.
Here's a quick start:
1. The first step is to boot it with the SD card that came with it. (I assume you built it. Maybe using the manual @Indigogyre mentioned. A photo of that might help, depending on how far you got.)
2. That is enough to let you see/set the IP address on the front OLED. If you are not seeing "Wally's Lights" on the OLED as it boots, and then a menu you can get by pressing the buttons go back to step 1 :-D
3. Then, this will let you in to the web user interface with your browser on the same network.
4. From here, you'd use the FPP manual: https://falconchristmas.github.io/FPP_Manual(5.5).pdf
5. Probably suggest using xLights to get the effects you want to run. FPP doesn't have much. It's also a lot easier to configure your 16 string tree with xLights than it is any other way I know of.