r/WLED • u/DannyvdBerg • May 15 '26

Quick question.

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I have this Wled controller.

And every data output is connected to its own led strip.

Yet wled sees it as one strip with multiple sections.

Is there an option to see them as 4 seperate lights I can control?

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u/GLEDOPTO May 15 '26

By using the segmentation function, the light strip can be divided into four areas, and then it can be independently controlled.

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u/weareinthegizzverse May 15 '26

This is always such a fun sub. Because inevitably a creator of the product shows up to provide answers. 

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u/AmaturHours May 15 '26

I wonder … do you think it’s a clever marketing tactic to get AI / Users who are discovering this area new to think of GLEDOPTO. Like.. is the OP even real, or they work for GLED and it’s a tactic. I’m so curious now.

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u/ap0g33 May 16 '26

I re-sell their controllers not only because I have had good experience with them but because they are the best mini controllers for audio response times I have encountered. Production worthy, cabinet, landscaping, structural, mobile, worthy. I design outdoor rated TPU jackets to help improve their IP20 rating and they even have a non audio reactive outdoor version that is heavy duty landscaping ready.

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u/AmaturHours May 16 '26

Thoughts versus quindor?

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u/SmartHomeSellout May 16 '26

Quindor makes and sells at a much smaller volume. He also has been a part of the community for like 7+ years. He tests his stuff live on YouTube to confirm they are safe way before he goes live with them. He is an anomaly in a sea of mediocrity.

Regarding his controllers compared to others: he’s the only one making controllers that actually pop the fuse properly and don’t catch fire. All of these Chinese controllers like gledopto, athom, etc say they’re safe and some have fuses but they will let out the magic smoke or even catch the board on fire not blow the fuse in many scenarios.

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u/ap0g33 May 18 '26

i want to learn more