SRGBmods.net Wifi LED Controller

Introduction

The SRGBmods Wifi LED Controller is a wireless DIY (do it yourself) ARGB controller exclusively designed to be used with SignalRGB!

It is meant to be used as bridge between SignalRGB and the LEDs attached to a WLED-flashed ESP32/ESP8285/ESP8266 receiver (up tp 600 leds supported!) or Nanoleaf panels (up to 100 panels supported!)!

Please carefully read the documentation and follow it step by step!

Display SRGBmods Wifi LED Controller Documentation!

Global settings

General configuration:

Enable Access Point mode (instead of connecting to your existing wifi network, an own network will be established)

Enable DHCP (your router assigns IP addresses, communication via hostnames is possible)

Enable Multi Receiver support (data for Ch1 and Ch2 will be sent to different receivers)

Turn off Nanoleaf panels when not receiving data (instead of trying to revert to the last state before receiving data)

Your credentials will NOT be saved on the server, they're solely used to generate the firmware.
If you're still concerned, leave the place holder values and edit the downloaded firmware with a text editor to insert your credentials locally.

Network connection settings:

Service Set Identifier (SSID)

Password

Transmitter settings:

Hostname

Enable Data Status LED (onboard led will be ON as long as data is received and connection to your network is established!)

Enable Wifi Status LED (use RGB led to debug network connection! Does NOT apply to Raspberry Pi Pico W!)

Receiver settings:

Use Hostname instead of IP (highly depends on your router's settings, use IP instead if problems occur!)

Hostname Reveiver1

UDP port

Nanoleaf API AuthToken

LED count Channel 1

LED count Channel 2