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[QUOTE="scamper, post: 94979, member: 22285"] If you are wanting static colours then you could use almost anything and just put it in test mode. If you are using a pi anyway, that would be the easiest as you can connect via the computer set it into test mode of whatever colour you want to test and job done, If you want to change the colours then do as you said with a sequence of colours upload to the pi and run on repeat. A lot of the controlers also have test modes, but I am not too sure on what the sandevices does. [/QUOTE]
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