Four output controller kit complete - $26.75

[ronp5683]

Four output WS2811 controller at a good price.

Soldering is all thru hole to finish the board.

Four outputs of 682 pixels each, with optional Renard/DMX output.
Ethernet daisy chain-able, supporting multicast.

http://renard-shop.com/home/65-4-uni...ontroller.html

[Jyman]

Tried contacting thru the renard website but haven't gotten any responce

[dcamron]

You can order from the Renard Website if you're interested. If you have some questions then send me a PM and I'll help you. I have one of the four output controllers and three other variations of Ron's Controllers.

[bigmandaddy2001]

bought this controller and received it last week but missing parts. Emailed customer service with no response. What would be my next move to get a hold of them?

[dcamron]

Contact Dean aka Falcon on the other site via PM. He runs Renard Shop. What part(s) are you missing? I’ve used Ron’s controllers for years so I might have what you need. Best to get it from Dean though. He’s usually very responsive.

[bigmandaddy2001]

Not sure what other site you are talking about. Im missing 1 2Pin Screw Terminal Block . Just thinking out loud but why do customers have to jump thru hoops to get service or response from web site owners. They should be happy people want to buy their products and respond to emails within reasonable time.

[TazChaLet]

diychristmas.org/

Not sure what other site you are talking about. Im missing 1 2Pin Screw Terminal Block . Just thinking out loud but why do customers have to jump thru hoops to get service or response from web site owners. They should be happy people want to buy their products and respond to emails within reasonable time.

[dcamron]

Not sure what other site you are talking about. Im missing 1 2Pin Screw Terminal Block . Just thinking out loud but why do customers have to jump thru hoops to get service or response from web site owners. They should be happy people want to buy their products and respond to emails within reasonable time.

I sent Dean a PM to let him know a couple of people were trying to contact him, in case there’s some technical problem with the website. I’ve done business with him about 8 times over the years and they were all good experiences. I’m sure he’ll reply when he gets a chance. That kit should have 8 blue, 2 pin screw terminals.

If you can’t reach him in a timely manner, I’ll offer you a connector to make sure it doesn’t hold you back. I only have 1 in my parts bin and while it’s green, it does fit. If you’d like it, send me a PM with your postal address and I’ll send it for free, no shipping, no cost.

[dirknerkle]

Not sure what other site you are talking about. Im missing 1 2Pin Screw Terminal Block . Just thinking out loud but why do customers have to jump thru hoops to get service or response from web site owners. They should be happy people want to buy their products and respond to emails within reasonable time.

You should understand that most folks that run online stores for DIY'ers are DIY'ers just like yourself, and often run the store as an extension of their hobby. To keep costs down for fellow DIY'ers, their pricing is often at or near cost. I know this because I've run the DIGWDF Store for 6+ years and am closing it this year because the meager profits from sales no longer cover the cost of operating the web site.

So don't be too hard on them, and don't put a lot of trust in sending an email -- spam and other email filters can easily prevent them from going through, and you end up getting mad while they may never get the email in the first place. If a phone number is listed on the site, call it instead.

[mikel3332]

Has anyone been able to convert this to use wifi instead of ethernet?