Brightness control does not work out of the box on this device.
The panel needs to be switched on and off, brightness set separately (as far was I was able to determine)
Here are the int/hex values for commands
Action
Int
Hex
Turn on LED
1
0x01
Turn off LED
0
0x00
Brightness level 1
65
0x41
Brightness level 2
66
0x42
Brightness level 3
67
0x43
Brightness level 4
68
0x44
Brightness level 5
69
0x45
Brightness level 6 (brightest)
70
0x46
In terms of BRIGHT_VAL array:
# High res
BRIGHT_VAL = [hex(val) for val in [70, 69, 68, 67, 66, 65, 0]]
# Low res
BRIGHT_VAL = [hex(val) for val in [70, 68, 66, 0]]
This needs some adaptations to the code, because the panel needs to be explicitly turned on and brightness needs to be kept in sync with the panel. See my fork for an example (it is a bit hacky but don't have time to properly add support)
Device config for this device is m433ia.
Brightness control does not work out of the box on this device.
The panel needs to be switched on and off, brightness set separately (as far was I was able to determine)
Here are the int/hex values for commands
In terms of BRIGHT_VAL array:
This needs some adaptations to the code, because the panel needs to be explicitly turned on and brightness needs to be kept in sync with the panel. See my fork for an example (it is a bit hacky but don't have time to properly add support)