Really, not a real issue, and sorry if this is not convinient way, but I'm totally noob with Arduino (this is my first project) and it is working :)
These LEDs are too much bright for TV ambient light purpose. From other side, with lowering brightness, I can use power supply with lower output current.
What should I add/change in code, so max brightness never goes above e.g. 170?
Thanks and thanks for great project. This give us a choice for cheap ambient light, we're not depending on unreal expensive rpi these days.
I'm closing this noob question cause brightness, color, etc. are setting up in software which controlling LEDs, e.g. Hyperion. Btw, this works great in Home Assistant via Hyperion integration :)
Really, not a real issue, and sorry if this is not convinient way, but I'm totally noob with Arduino (this is my first project) and it is working :)
These LEDs are too much bright for TV ambient light purpose. From other side, with lowering brightness, I can use power supply with lower output current.
What should I add/change in code, so max brightness never goes above e.g. 170?
Thanks and thanks for great project. This give us a choice for cheap ambient light, we're not depending on unreal expensive rpi these days.