Limitations of Corsair Commander Pro for LED control

[LarsG]

Hey there,

I use liquidctl to control my LED fans on a Corsair Commander Pro, and I've noticed that I can only set eight configurations for my LEDs. Although I have 64 LEDs in my system, if I try to set individual configurations for specific sets of LEDs, I can only set eight configurations. This means that two of my fans are not getting the color configurations I want.

I've tried using the command "liquidctl set sync color color_shift ffff00 00fafa --start-led 1 --maximum-leds 64", and it works well to control all 64 LEDs. But if I want to address the LEDs individually, like this:

liquidctl set led1 color color_shift ffff00 00fafa --start-led 28 --maximum-leds 4
liquidctl set led1 color color_shift 00fafa ffffff --start-led 24 --maximum-leds 4
liquidctl set led1 color color_shift ffffff ff00ff --start-led 20 --maximum-leds 4
liquidctl set led1 color color_shift ff00ff ffff00 --start-led 16 --maximum-leds 4

liquidctl set led1 color color_shift ffff00 00fafa --start-led 44 --maximum-leds 4
liquidctl set led1 color color_shift 00fafa ffffff --start-led 40 --maximum-leds 4
liquidctl set led1 color color_shift ffffff ff00ff --start-led 36 --maximum-leds 4
liquidctl set led1 color color_shift ff00ff ffff00 --start-led 32 --maximum-leds 4

only eight lines are the maximum, and any further configuration is ignored.

I suspect that this is a limitation of the Corsair Commander Pro. So I'm wondering if there's another way to control areas of my LEDs individually.

Thanks for your help!