5 amp fuses keep blowing on my Dig-Quad

[Superbond]

Hello
 I am using dig-uno's and Dig-Quads as controller on my LED light displays. I know I know...I'm just starting out and have not gotten into ethernet falcon boards yet.
 So on that note....
 I have a Matrix that has 2320 12v nodes with 8 power injections. I am running a 75amp 900 watt power supply. over kill but that's ok.
 The problem is after playing a few sequences the matrix shut down. I checked the fuses and 4 out of 5  5amp fuses were blown. I'm not sure but I heard the Quads can handle 10amp fuses is this correct and will this rectify my problem?

[Gilrock]

The problem is most of those pixel strings are not designed to have 10 amps running through them.  The easiest thing is to run at a reduced output %.

2320 nodes @ full power would be close to 130 amps.  Divide that by 8 and you've got about 16.25 amps per output.  You would need to run the outputs below 30% to keep them below the 5 amp threshold.

[jnealand]

Matrices and other real high desity props will still look good at 10%.  Give a try before you rule it out.

[Superbond]

how do you change the brightness on xlights scheduler? I see the volume and can change that but I can't change the Brightness that is right beside it.

[Gilrock]

Any decent controller allows you to set the percentage in the output definition.

[Superbond]

I didn't say it was decent

[jnealand]

I didn't say it was decent

So now you need an indecent fix.  Look at dimming curves in the sequencer.

[Superbond]

I added 7.5 amp fuses and turned the Dim down to 70% through xlights scheduler.
 Worried the nodes might burn up.