A computer-controlled, dimmable 16 channel controller, utilizing a Teensy (Arduino-fied) microcontroller board.

Features

Connects via USB or RS485
16 Independant Channels each capable of 2 amps or up to 4 amps with the addition of heat sinks on the triacs
Channels 1-8 and 9-16 have separate fused and supplied A/C connections
Zero Crossing circuit derived from Channel 1-8 A/C power connection, for dimming control
Multiple boards can be connected by daisy-chaining the RS485 interface or by using USB hubs or any combination, easily expands to 800+ channels
Can be used with wireless USB extenders for a wireless connection
Can run standalone sequences or can be controlled by computer running Vixen Lights software running the Renard Protocol to choreograph lights to music or by your own custom software
Uses the Teensy 2.0 from PJRC using the Teensyduino Add-on
Programmed with Adruino sketches, C or C++
Kit is easy to assemble for anyone comfortable with through-hole soldering Sensative components are all socketed.
Screw terminals for easy connections
Small form factor board only 10cm x 8 cm (4 in x 3 1/16 in)
PWM Dimming capable of dimming even low current LED light strands
Microcontroller can be powered with inepensive cell phone mini-usb power adapter to run standalone or when connected via RS485