300 - PiCap "Hello World" Introduction

Here is a basic example on how to get a Raspberry Pi and and Falcon PiCap working with Pixel LED Christmas lights. Get the Falcon Pi Player (FPP) here: github.com/Fal...
Other notes: Your input voltage should match the voltage of the pixels you are trying to power.

[@BillYovino]

Nicely done. I've watched a few of these videos but no one has discussed how to have it react to music.

[@kailneuman8842]

The Pi does not react to music. You use Xlights or another sequencing software to sequence the lights to your music and then push the sequence file out to the picap to play

[@tonyclixby]

Brilliant explanation

[@wilburdunn2552]

Use a crimping tool that has holes for multiple screw sizes to shorten the screws. makes it look better.

[@funfun669]

thank for the great video.

[@chia_se_moi_thu]

Hi! Do you have a diagram to make your own red circuit board?

[@wilburdunn2552]

So are you plugging the Ethernet cable into a router so that you can access the FPP web page from another PC?

[@user32186]

Nice video thanks

[@chrisray13]

How did you obtain the IP address to access the FPP?