#1901p10 p10 led panel full#

When everything is ready you can use a file to make small hole for cables, and to make box lay perfect on the plywood.Wholesale Price Full Color RGB Led Panel P10 Led Video Wall Outdoor Pixel Pitch 10mm Pixel Density 10000dots/sqm Color Configuration 1R1G1B LED Package SMD3535 Module Size 320mm x 160mm Module Resolution 32dots x 16dots Drive Mode 1/4Scan, Constant Current Brightness 6500cd/sqm Viewing Distance 10m-100m Interface Port HUB-75 Module Weight 0.4KG/pcs Viewing Angle H: 120Р’В° V:120Р’В° Refresh Rate 1500HZ Standard Cabinet Size 960mm x 960mm Cabinet Weight 40KG/pcs Frame Rate 120frame/sec Grey Scale 16.7M colors(Synchronized) Power Input AC110V/ 220V РІВвЂ0%, 50HZ Max Power Consumption 600W/sqm Ave. At the end 2 longer cables to the ends of the half switches, to connect them to LED strips. Short red cable from connector as I mentioned before has to be soldered to main switch, then 2 short red cables (color is not very important we just use it to show that here is the positive voltage) has to be soldered to next two switches and the second 'leg' of main switch. So now we can put our DC socket in hole and also fix it with hot glue. Let's start by screwing down to the connector (or soldering if you haven't a connector with screw terminals) one short red cable to + and two long cables to - we will need those cables to connect to the LED strips, and the shorter one to the main switch that will turn whole panel on or off. Then we have to solder some cables to those switches. Holes for switches were a little bit to loose so I fixed them with some hot glue, now it's perfect. If you haven't a 3D printer don't worry you can easily make it out of wood or anything you want, I am not so talented wood worker so I make one on 3D printer. Here I just 3D print a simple box for switches with a hole for connector. I hope you understand if not leave a comment and I will help :)

the right side of it with the right side of the strip below (or below below if you wan to control brightness) and then left side of that second strip with the left side of the strip below second and then again right side. Just to clarify when you connect one strip with another one you connect i.e. Above you can find some photos and diagrams of the connection. So at the end I have two separate circuits and thanks to that I can light up half of the panel or whole panel however I want. The second circuit starts with second strip then goest to fourth and then to sixth. So there are two separate circuits, first strip is soldered to third one and then to fifth one and so on. If you want you just solder like that whole panel but if you want to somehow control brightness you should connect it as I had connect it. You have to simple solder one end of the led strip to the beginning of another one, + to + and - to.

Here soldering starts, don't worry it will be all right.

1901p10 p10 led panel