Should this work on a Raspberry Pi 4? about rpidmx512-zip HOT 6 CLOSED

The Raspberry Pi Model 2 should work fine. But you would have more fun(ctionality) with Orange Pi Zero.

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No. This is not going to work on the Raspberry Pi 4. The model 4 is pretty much overkill.

Please see also #5 (comment) For all new projects, the supported board is the Orange Pi Zero:

• The OPi Zero has a far better Ethernet implementation compared with the RPi Models <=3.
• The OPi Zero has SPI flash; all settings can be stored in SPI flash, it boot from SPI flash.
• The OPi Zero has a full Art-Net 4 implementation.
• The OPi Zero has an unique remote configuration framework.
• The OPi Zero has better availability and is much cheaper.
• The RPi add-on's are compatible with the OPi Zero GPIO header.

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Thanks, I came to this via http://bitwizard.nl/shop/dmx which doesn't mention the Orange Pi, which to be honest I'd never heard of. I will suggest to them that they emphasise the Orange over the Raspberry. I've found an old Pi 2 that was gathering dust so will try to get it working on that and then look at buying an OPi Zero.

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So, with the Pi v2 I get 3 lines of boot info.
Last line "Device UUID : ..."
The green LED is flashing consistently.
Does that mean I'm up and running?

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The green LED is flashing consistently.

That's good.

Does that mean I'm up and running?

Yes.

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Great, now I have to work out how to get it show up in QLC+ on my PC....

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