A led strip system controlled by your Smartphone or Tablet. Connect StripInvaders to your LAN and enjoy your own Lightshow!
Features:
Website: http://pixelinvaders.ch/?page_id=396
(c) 2011 by Michael Vogt michu@neophob.com
Name: Type: Range: Descr:
/knbr float 0..1 R Color Vale
/knbg float 0..1 G Color Vale
/knbb float 0..1 B Color Vale
/delay float 0..1 Delay Value
/audio float 0..1 Enable audio sync (toggle button)
/mode float 0..1 if mode = 1, switch to next effect
/modd float 0..n direct change to effect x
/cfg 4x int first byte must be 66 (magic byte), then DATAPIN, CLKPIN and then LEDCOUNT. this change is
stored in the eeprom. The Arduino will reboot after the update
00: color lines
01: solid color (white)
02: solid color wheel fader
03: solid color random fader
04: color wheel aka rainbow
05: knight rider 1 mover
06: knight rider 4 movers
07: knight rider 8 movers
08: knight rider block
09: xor 1
10: xor 2
11: xor 3
12: xor 4
13: xor 5
14: xor 6
DHCP Enabled (and needed!)
MAC: 00:00:AF:FE:BE:01
mDNS: invader.local (ping invader.local)
StripInvaders provide some ready to use OSC GUI's for different OS:
Get TouchOSC from the Apple App Store. You can use TouchOSC Editor or iTunes to copy the iPad or iPhone interface from the OSCGUI
subdirectory. See http://hexler.net/docs/touchosc-editor for more information.
Get it from the Google Play Store. After starting the application press on the + button on top to add the StripInvaders interface. Enter the URL https://raw.github.com/neophob/StripInvaders/master/OSCGUI/Android-Control-Phone.js
for a Phone or https://raw.github.com/neophob/StripInvaders/master/OSCGUI/Android-Control-Tablet.js
for a Tablet, select the StripInvaders from the Destination tab and you're ready to go.
The main issue is the small ROM on arduino (<32kb) when using all libraries. Tested with Arduino v1.0.1. Do not use Arduino v1.0 as there are some nasty UDP errors (duplicate packages).
-> I use only one service: #define NumMDNSServiceRecords (1)