There are two things that can be done two allow lower moonlight levels on dual-channel lights. One is to allow PWM levels of 0/16383. I have an implementation of this based on an older version of Anduril forked from the old Launchpad repository: https://github.com/fwiffo/anduril2/commit/63ac697d51a8fdc5bb530dd3caa844890cdbc41e
It's also possible to have an extra-low moonlight option by leaving the output channels enabled and going into low-power/standby mode. This is a bit unstable and results in a slightly weird interface, though. Again, I have an implementation based on the old repository: https://github.com/fwiffo/anduril2/commit/eb72fb482a6a92e14a386f32d76aefc0dcd55073
I haven't tried porting these to current versions yet, but I can do that if there is interest in either of these features.
There are two things that can be done two allow lower moonlight levels on dual-channel lights. One is to allow PWM levels of 0/16383. I have an implementation of this based on an older version of Anduril forked from the old Launchpad repository: https://github.com/fwiffo/anduril2/commit/63ac697d51a8fdc5bb530dd3caa844890cdbc41e
It's also possible to have an extra-low moonlight option by leaving the output channels enabled and going into low-power/standby mode. This is a bit unstable and results in a slightly weird interface, though. Again, I have an implementation based on the old repository: https://github.com/fwiffo/anduril2/commit/eb72fb482a6a92e14a386f32d76aefc0dcd55073
I haven't tried porting these to current versions yet, but I can do that if there is interest in either of these features.