The full details I have a TE Marvel vs Capcom 3 stick that is dual modded with a brooks board. The brooks works fine but adding the khameleon has proven to be a challenge. I ordered two because the first board did not even light up the LED’s or was able to be recognized by my computer. I ordered a second and it worked until I used the Webkit which caused the lights on the end to go out. I swapped them out with other lights in the chain and they work its just something that is causing the last two lights to be deactivated. I am so close to finishing my project and any help Mr. Jasens will be greatly appreciated. I realize that you are on deployment so God Bless and Thank You for Your Service to our Country!!!
- Set your non-used LEDs to numbers > 15 vs. 0xFF. Set your total number of LEDs to something higher than 16 (just a double check test)
- Other than the area you changed the LED sequence, did you change any other code?
- Reupload the code to the board.
The first board sounds like it wasn’t programmed before it was sent out. If the PS360+ or the Kaimana lights don’t illuminate at all, it wasn’t programmed. Very unlikely a hardware failure.
I tried that and also fundando sent me some code and the same problem is still present. Thank you for your help!
Try moving the wires in the chain around. I wonder if something got loose.
is there anyway i can reset the board to factory settings or can i burn bootloader or something.
What layout are you using? The default or jwdyer?
It’s not a bootloader issue.
You can download the stock software from the GitHub but it’s not compatible with the new LEDs unless they changed it. I mean it will work, but it will only light one led on each board so the sequence is off.
He posted his code in a screenshot. From what he posted, it looks OK at a quick glance.
You’re able to control the individial leds now?
Yes, I am able to control the individual LED’s, they light up and have the correct button config. Thank you Fundando, Jasen Hicks, and JrDibbs for your assistance. I will be posting a youtube video on what I found to be the problem and the solution. Thank you to the community for the effort and support.
The only question I have is that the idle animation fails to come up but that is small compared to earlier. Thank you all for the big support.

Yes, I am able to control the individual LED’s, they light up and have the correct button config. Thank you Fundando, Jasen Hicks, and JrDibbs for your assistance. I will be posting a youtube video on what I found to be the problem and the solution. Thank you to the community for the effort and support.
Awesome!

The only question I have is that the idle animation fails to come up but that is small compared to earlier. Thank you all for the big support.
If you press a button, does the corresponding led light up? This could be an issue with the Idle animation not triggering, you can see the animation trigger on the loop function in main. I think probably the code has to accommodate for the extra LED count.
This is the video i promised and it outlines the problems and fixes i found out.
i am frequently running into a error that states prog_unit8_t does not name a type, in the last secion of my kaimana custom h
i am running 12 leds on a kaimana mini from paradise
when i delete the prog_ nothing seems to happen when flashed im stumped any tips or anyone who can point me in the right direction.
I am using this for a hitbox, it its currently only wired to my pc, not mounted to the brooks
is this error coming up when you try to compile the code in arduino?
Check out page 12 of this forum for additional help with coding and tell me if that helps with your question. Pay special attention to JCC’s mention of hitbox code on page 12.

i am frequently running into a error that states prog_unit8_t does not name a type, in the last secion of my kaimana custom h
i am running 12 leds on a kaimana mini from paradise
when i delete the prog_ nothing seems to happen when flashed im stumped any tips or anyone who can point me in the right direction.
I am using this for a hitbox, it its currently only wired to my pc, not mounted to the brooks
Check out page 12 of this forum for additional help with coding and tell me if that helps with your question. Pay special attention to JCC’s mention of hitbox code on page 12.
You can also try to use the video I posted above to assist with clearing some errors that tend to happen with the Arduino software environment.
If you still have problems, show us some pictures or video of your setup and error and the community will be glad to assist in any way we can.
As @Rod mentions The answer is on page 12, but since I reviewed it I will post it here.
This is a simple bug to fix. In the Arduino folder your ino file should be inside a folder that has the same name as your ino. For example a correct folder structure is:
Arduino\myproject\myproject.ino
I have been uploading code to my kaimana mini all night. I get the message that it is done uploading, but the colors are not changing to what I assign them to be.
Idle animations respond to changes correctly.
LED’s respond when the corresponding button is pressed or joysticks actuates switches.
I just can not assign the colors I want. Any ideas?