Andy Waplinger

@AlexPazyniuk have you tried to connect the data pin to the LED strip while powering the strip using a separate 12V power supply?

No, you must reset the controller by holding the button for 10 seconds and re-enter the wifi setup flow.

@HomeKidd I'd also like to know if this could work with the ESP8266EX. I assume that 16MB would allow you to remove the 500 LED limit?

@MarkM500 @BullzLabz I finally had some time this past week to work on these for myself. I bought both Wemos D1 minis and ESP-12Fs and have gotten them both to...

Awesome @Inspiro83! I'm really glad that helped.

@Bakak @Elecmcqueen are you able to post screenshots of the message? I also get a warning, but I have the option of "Add Anyways" and can successfully add my controller.

I just tested a controller by inputting 600 LEDs during setup and it's working just fine. Note that I only connected it to a 75 LED strip, but I can't...

My solution to this was to install [etherwake](https://wiki.debian.org/WakeOnLan) on my Raspberry Pi, then set the `Start command` to `wakeonlan [WOL_MAC_ADDRESS]` - works great! Love that I can now wake up...

@HomeKidd that’s awesome! Are you targeting an approximate release date? I performed the HomeKit architecture upgrade last week and now nearly all of my controllers are unstable/not reconnecting even though...

@jmgutierrezc1 @arkn666l if you want to move to the ESP32, I just created this LED controller with HomeSpan. So far it's working great with my WS2812Bs. [ESP32 HomeKit LED](https://github.com/andywaplinger/ESP32-HomeKit-LED)