WS2812-wifi
Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2015 4:32 am
Hi,
I've finally got round to getting my sketch up on github
https://github.com/sticilface/ESP8266-wifi
some photos here too
https://github.com/sticilface/ESP8266-wifi/wiki
This is an all purpose WS2812 sketch that can do a variety of things. See the github page for specifics. It is very much work in progress, the code is a mess, probably full of lots of unconventional stuff, as i only started with C at the beginning of this year with (and I'm not a programmer)... so be kind.
I have this sketch powering 120 LEDs behind my TV using ADALIGHT, and in a lamp with the LEDs wrapped around a bar, and in my bathroom in a strip. It has a whole load of really flexible animation sequences that can make, blobs, squares, lava lamp style effects... etc... but also be set to input using DMX via E131, ADALIGHT via serial at 2,000,000 baud (the adalight is far faster than with an arduino.., there is no lag at that speed), and UDP packets.
You can program and save effects to the EEPROM, so if you get something you like you don't have to mess around. It is all controllable (mostly) via MQTT so works with home automation nicely.
give it a go...
The binaries on github are 512K which will work when flashed but the OTA will not work... so do not try it.
here is a picture of the adalight and lamp in action
I've finally got round to getting my sketch up on github
https://github.com/sticilface/ESP8266-wifi
some photos here too
https://github.com/sticilface/ESP8266-wifi/wiki
This is an all purpose WS2812 sketch that can do a variety of things. See the github page for specifics. It is very much work in progress, the code is a mess, probably full of lots of unconventional stuff, as i only started with C at the beginning of this year with (and I'm not a programmer)... so be kind.
I have this sketch powering 120 LEDs behind my TV using ADALIGHT, and in a lamp with the LEDs wrapped around a bar, and in my bathroom in a strip. It has a whole load of really flexible animation sequences that can make, blobs, squares, lava lamp style effects... etc... but also be set to input using DMX via E131, ADALIGHT via serial at 2,000,000 baud (the adalight is far faster than with an arduino.., there is no lag at that speed), and UDP packets.
You can program and save effects to the EEPROM, so if you get something you like you don't have to mess around. It is all controllable (mostly) via MQTT so works with home automation nicely.
give it a go...
The binaries on github are 512K which will work when flashed but the OTA will not work... so do not try it.
here is a picture of the adalight and lamp in action