A while ago I bought IR remote controlled RGB Lighting modules - see attached pics. They did great until I switched to white and then they froze on that color - and now it is time to do some destructive construction with these modules and celebrate something of the past: My very first Espruino 'project' - four plus (4+) years ago - was playing with the RGB LEDs of the Original Espruino board:
Inspired by the great number of user input/output elements - BTN1 button and LEDs LED1, LED2, and LED3 - on the Espruino board right out-of-box, my first hands-on experience and fun was coding running led lights - red-green-blue-... - controlled by the BTN1 button:... ( ...start, stop, run faster and run slower)....
Today's project is less about plain on and off and running, but more about smooth, 'wavy' transition from color to color in in all of the spectrum - watch .mp4 clip below:
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A while ago I bought IR remote controlled RGB Lighting modules - see attached pics. They did great until I switched to white and then they froze on that color - and now it is time to do some destructive construction with these modules and celebrate something of the past: My very first Espruino 'project' - four plus (4+) years ago - was playing with the RGB LEDs of the Original Espruino board:
The conversation was named Software Buttons - Many buttons from just one hardware button, because it was a next step of the light show as conceived as result of a conversation that had asked: What is LED1/A13? (addressing pins via variables). ...can LEDs be addressed by a variable? (By now, they an
Today's project is less about plain on and off and running, but more about smooth, 'wavy' transition from color to color in in all of the spectrum - watch .mp4 clip below:
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