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Support for controlling the LEDs?
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### What happened?
Main issue
Controlling the RGB LEDs with LED driver 5110.40 (iluminize.js) is working fine but it's not possible to control the white LEDs of the RGBW LED stripe. The white LEDs…
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Hello,
I am using ESP8266 WEMOS D1 MINI PRO , that is controlling 17 LED WS2812B.
I had a problem when i try to pick any color from color picker.
The problem is that color change only applies to th…
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### What happened?
If you choose a color (red, blue, etc.) and change afterwards the brightness from full to another all white LED are also aktivated.
Look at my video at 35 seconds and 45 seconds…
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Hello, thanks for amazing project.
I'm playing with this whole day, however I'm facing one strange bug - when using LedFx to control my 5m - 300px LED strip - it displays wrong colors from exactly 17…
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This blog appears to have an issue with burning out certain LEDs: https://blog.wildernesslabs.co/hack-kit-series-closer-look-at-relays/
The blog has you drive the relay to pass through a 3.3v load …
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Hi,
I'am reusing your MIDI USB Host driver. (Good work)
Have you thought about implementing Midi Send ?
I like to use it for controlling the LEDs on the nanoKONTROL.
This might be useful for your…
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Problem:
Currently, there is a method to support WS2812 LEDs through SPI, which is great. However, I would like to suggest the addition of support for WS2812 LEDs via PWM as well.
Description:
Th…
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As for right now we can drive up to 1000 LED's @ 30 Hz with the GPIO pin of the RaspberryPi 3. We want to be able to drive around 7000 LED's at a framerate of 60 Hz.
So far I've seen the following …
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We are unable to turn off the PWR LED by modifying `config.txt` as expected,
https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blogs/jeff-geerling/controlling-pwr-act-leds-raspberry-pi
Green ACT LED can be deactivat…