No Pixels Lighting on E682

[jonnes86]

I have 2 E682 controllers. I can access them via their webpages.
They are both running the most current 5.x firmware.
I am running a 5v system, with 5v WS2811 Pixels.
The issue that I am having now is that no matter what happens, none of the pixels will light. I am using xLights as the software. But even with the pixels plugged directly in and running a test pattern I get nothing.
I moved the controller inside and took several brand new pixel strands (from different batches) and plugged them into different outputs on different groups and I've got nothing.
It has been a year, so I've slept since using them last, but I'm either forgetting something major, or I'm missing something.
I can see that when I turn the test pattern off, and I send a show from xLights that there are packets being received on the E682 webpage, so I know that they are communicating.
On the WS2811s I have the wiring as follows: I have the (-) plugged into the GND, the center wire(⇧) plugged into the Dta, and the (+) is plugged into the +V.
I have also tried to plug the (+) and (-) from the Pixels directly into the power supply, with a shared ground, and attach the (⇧) into the data port.
I am at a complete loss and I appreciate any help at all. It is likely something really easy or stupid that I'm overlooking or can't seem to remember.
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[iflights]

What clock speed to you have selected for the pixels? Try 350ms.

[neonexpresso]

I can't tell, but is your negative on the pixel tied to the negative on the power supply somewhere? it appears you are powering the right side of the pixel outputs and that has a negative to the power supply, but the left side doesn't appear to have a negative. I didn't check the manual for jumpers/etc that make that work, it's just a guess

[jonnes86]

I can't tell, but is your negative on the pixel tied to the negative on the power supply somewhere? it appears you are powering the right side of the pixel outputs and that has a negative to the power supply, but the left side doesn't appear to have a negative. I didn't check the manual for jumpers/etc that make that work, it's just a guess

No, other than the negative from the board, I do recall that it needed to be piggy-backed. I did that now let me run some tests.

Thanks.

[jonnes86]

What clock speed to you have selected for the pixels? Try 350ms.

I changed that, I'm still not getting any lighting.

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[iflights]

Might as well show us the 2nd page as well where you define the number of pixels per socket. Why are you not connecting the V+ to the phoenix connector? Lets try to simplify the environment first by using the board as it was designed.

[jonnes86]

Might as well show us the 2nd page as well where you define the number of pixels per socket. Why are you not connecting the V+ to the phoenix connector? Lets try to simplify the environment first by using the board as it was designed.

That's fair. I was in the middle of trying another solution. But here are the other pictures.
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[angus40]

You need to apply power to that side of the pcb for group 1 and 2 to work .

J18 i believe .

[jonnes86]

You need to apply power to that side of the pcb for group 1 and 2 to work .

J18 i believe .

Still not working when configured like so.

[jonnes86]

You need to apply power to that side of the pcb for group 1 and 2 to work .

J18 i believe .

The picture on my last post is my current configuration. I believe that is what you're referencing.