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Wireless keystroke injection attack platform
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Using 4 pin RGB LED instead of Neopixel LED #69

Open NoxiousMiner opened 3 years ago

NoxiousMiner commented 3 years ago

Could you please give me the code where I can use an RGB LED instead of Neopixel LED?

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spacehuhn commented 3 years ago

Hi, do you still need this feature?

NoxiousMiner commented 3 years ago

Hi Stefhan,

Yes I'd love to have this feature as I wasn't able to find any Neopixel LED in my country so I'm stuck with 4 pin RGB LEDs

On Wed, Oct 20, 2021, 5:18 PM Stefan Kremser @.***> wrote:

Hi, do you still need this feature?

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spacehuhn commented 3 years ago

Just pushed the changes necessary but I haven't tested it. What you need to do:

  1. download the project to get the latest files
  2. open atmga_duck.ino
  3. uncomment config.h line 45
  4. uncomment line 46 if your LED has a common anode.
  5. uncomment line 47-49 (you can change the numbers to the pins you have your LED connected to)
  6. compile and upload the sketch to your atmega32u4 board
NoxiousMiner commented 3 years ago

I am gonna test it out in a few. Thanks for taking the time to reply and help me. You're a talented guy and you've inspired me a lot. Keep up the amazing work <3

Also I was rewatching your videos and wondering if you had any plans to make an All-In-One Device that has the wifi duck and Wifi Deauther in it. I was wondering if making a device like that was possible as the deauther and the duck both run on the ESP8266. So we could have an AIO device that functions both as a wifi duck and a deauther that can be run off of an interface. Would be cool to have a gadget like that.

On Wed, Oct 20, 2021 at 8:40 PM Stefan Kremser @.***> wrote:

Just pushed the changes necessary but I haven't tested it. What you need to do:

  1. download the project to get the latest files
  2. open atmga_duck.ino
  3. uncomment config.h line 45 https://github.com/SpacehuhnTech/WiFiDuck/blob/7ef2752d2527ffc6be5fbe9275709411a0179e8a/atmega_duck/config.h#L45
  4. uncomment line 46 if your LED has a common anode.
  5. uncomment line 47-49 (you can change the numbers to the pins you have your LED connected to)
  6. compile and upload the sketch to your atmega32u4 board

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