WarDrake

You could try adding this to the setup() function wifi_status_led_uninstall() it might work depending on the board you're using, another option is to sever one of the traces for the...

Anywhere inside the function ``` void setup() { } ``` the function starts at line 677

Which version of the FastLED library are you using to compile this?

Try moving the 6th triangle into the 3rd spot and see if the same thing happens, if so, look in the script into the variable that says how many lights...

Unfortunatelly without some logs we can't really diagnose something like this, can you enable debug and post a copy of the logs in here?

Set the LED_DEBUG constant to 1 flash the firmware and then boot it while connected to the computer with the serial monitor open, that serial monitor output is what can...

That gibberish there is just because you're using one baudrate in the script and a different one in the serial monitor, by default the transmission speed in the script is...

Hmm... It looks good, all I can think of is that it might still remember it and not recognize it, you could try and check the devices conected to alexa...

I don't use the alexa functionality but I see it changed from what it was before... ``` #ifdef ENABLE_ALEXA_SUPPORT //#define ALEXA_DEVICE_NAME DEFAULT_HOSTNAME //#define AddAutoplayDevice ((String)DEFAULT_HOSTNAME + (String)" Autoplay") //#define AddStrobeDevice...

Try switching the pin you're using some boards use some pins during setup and having them high or connected to something causes issues.