Reply to "Elation DP-415 DMX Dimmer Problems‏"

JWPardee (Guest)

first, your LED strip needs a dedicated power source, if you run it through the dimmer it will burn out the components inside of it. The "flash" you are seeing is the light trying to power up but does not have enough power to do so. The dimmer pack should ONLY have conventional lights plugged into it (par cans, source 4s, etc) anything with computer components needs a constant power supply (power at all times) then your DMX signal will tell the light to turn the LEDs on or off
If it was a blown fuse, you wouldnt even get a flash from the light.

8/14/1210:40 AM

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