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<blockquote data-quote="TheBatfink" data-source="post: 1128230" data-attributes="member: 52265">So I am trying to change the serial buffer on the arduino. I copied the folder AVR and not SAM to make the modification (I assume this is correct).In the file I see no mention of: #define SERIAL_BUFFER_SIZE 64; so what do I do?!Also one other question. My lights start going yellow half way down the line when on full brightness white. I guess this is the power issue mentioned in previous threads. I see the solution is to add power line at the other end. But what does that mean exactly.Like the below image 1: (imagine that rather than just two LEDs that is the entire 240 LED strip without any breaks)[ATTACH=full]162519[/ATTACH]Or 2 (once the breaks have been made to go around the TV corners):[ATTACH=full]162521[/ATTACH]I'll add not to assume that a resistor is on the data line from Kiwi. I got a full 4m strip with soldered clips on both ends, stripped the heatshrink off and there is no resistor..Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheBatfink, post: 1128230, member: 52265"] So I am trying to change the serial buffer on the arduino. I copied the folder AVR and not SAM to make the modification (I assume this is correct). In the file I see no mention of: #define SERIAL_BUFFER_SIZE 64; so what do I do?! Also one other question. My lights start going yellow half way down the line when on full brightness white. I guess this is the power issue mentioned in previous threads. I see the solution is to add power line at the other end. But what does that mean exactly. Like the below image 1: (imagine that rather than just two LEDs that is the entire 240 LED strip without any breaks) [ATTACH=full]162519[/ATTACH] Or 2 (once the breaks have been made to go around the TV corners): [ATTACH=full]162521[/ATTACH] I'll add not to assume that a resistor is on the data line from Kiwi. I got a full 4m strip with soldered clips on both ends, stripped the heatshrink off and there is no resistor.. Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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