I have a SK6812 RGBW LED strip which works with SensoryBridge - but the white LEDs overpower the coloured.
I was wondering if it would be possible to add a setting that could adjust or even disable the white LEDs?
The strip is https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B01MRSVRDD which is what is commonly sold in Australia now instead of WS2812B strips which seem to be being phased out here for some reason.
Model: SK6812 strip 5050rgbw chips
Input voltage: DC5V
Led Qty: 144pcs RGBW SMD 5050 per meter
Colour: RGBCW=RGB+White(6000-7000K)
Wave length(NM):R,650mcd ; G,520mcd ; B,460mcd
Power:43W/m
Length:1meters / 3.3ft
Signal:SK6812 IC(Similar with ws2812b) SK6812 chip built-in LED
View angle:120¡a
Life span:more than 50000hrs
FPCB Width:12mm
Product Dimensions:L1000mmxW14mmxH4mm
Waterproof IP67.Covered with clear silicone weatherproof sheathing.
White PCB
"WS2812B is an upgraded version of WS2812, then SK6812 can be said to be an upgraded version of WS2812B."
"All existing ws2812 libraries are compatible (often called "NeoPixel") and are the most used addressable LED strips in the Arduino community."
I have a SK6812 RGBW LED strip which works with SensoryBridge - but the white LEDs overpower the coloured.
I was wondering if it would be possible to add a setting that could adjust or even disable the white LEDs?
The strip is https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B01MRSVRDD which is what is commonly sold in Australia now instead of WS2812B strips which seem to be being phased out here for some reason.
Information on SK6812 - https://www.superlightingled.com/blog/sk6812-vs-ws2812b/