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SilverStone LS03 Specifications

General

Type	LED Strip
Application	Case lighting
Length	300mm
Material	Flexible PCB
LED Color	RGB
Adhesive Backing	Yes
Connector	4-pin

Summary

Cable A: Signal Transmission

Signal Source: Motherboard Connection

Connect Cable A's connector 1 to motherboard's addressable RGB header for signal source.

Signal Source: Controller/Hub Connection

Connect Cable A's connector 2 to controller's pin header for signal source.

Connecting to Addressable RGB Device

Connect Cable A's connector 3 to an addressable RGB device for signal transmission.

Cable B: Splitter and Extension

Connecting Cable A to Cable B

Connect Cable A's connector 3 to Cable B's connector 1.

Connecting Devices via Cable B

Connect Cable B's connectors 2 and 3 to addressable RGB devices.

Daisy-chain and Split Connection Methods

Daisy-Chain Connection

Connects devices sequentially for a continuous lighting effect from start to end.

Split Connection

Connects devices in parallel, resulting in two devices running independent lighting effects.

Device Connection Limits and Hub Recommendation

Advises on total device limits for daisy-chaining and split connections, recommending a hub for >4 devices.