Controlling WS2812 device (RGB LED strip)
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@Luciano-S. It's a bot, no point in talking to it. Just report its posts and move on.
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@Luciano-S. Your comment is OK, but please remove your unneeded quote (it's still spam).
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@WereCatf said in Controlling WS2812 device (RGB LED strip):
@Luciano-S. It's a bot, no point in talking to it. Just report its posts and move on.
It is just a shame that there are no admins around to keep order here ... bot or not, make order is up to them.
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@Luciano-S. I agree - haven't seen the admins around here for a long time - and there are a few issues that need addressing. I know they will have been busy with getting the Omega2 out, but now that it is being delivered is just the time we need their presence
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@Kit-Bishop i believed it was not a startup campaign anymore ... but it looks like that they do similar mistakes again.
Letting wait a active community makes ppl move on ... good that there are other IOT projects with a good working infrastructure
Tony Stark is definitely missing in this forum
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All of our Tony Starks have been heads down on getting to Omega into the hands of all of the backers, so we've been absent from the community for a little while.
@Kit-Bishop @Luciano-S I agree, we need to be more present on the Community and it's definitely our New Year's resolution
Expect to see a LOT more of us around here from now on.(I've deleted the spam btw)
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i think you can use SK9822 LED Strip , just use the dotstar APA102 liBrary , by the way , WS2813 is also a choise , as it is faster and one led broken will not affect another
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Timing of the WS2812B and SK6812 LEDs ( datasheet http://www.ledlightinghut.com/files/SK6812 LED Datasheet.pdf ) is not as critical as the datasheet alludes to. The only thing that matters is the high time for setting either a 0 or 1 bit.
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@Matthew-Dewey yes, the signal high time is what needs to be precise to ~100nS. However, while the low time can be much longer than stated in the datasheet, it still must be below about ~10uS (for WS2812 and P9823; WS2813 allows up to 100uS). Otherwise, the chain will reset too early.
Now the problem is that there are interrupts taking more than those 10uS. So to produce flicker-free updates for a WS2812 chain, interrupts need to be disabled during the entire chain update, which means several milliseconds. This works (ws2812_draiveris does this), but it's ugly and completely messes up all other timing that might go on in parallel.
On the Omega2, there's a PWM unit that can help a bit. It's not perfect because it lacks DMA support, but it can generate chunks of ~20 bits of WS28xx payload at a time, entirely in hardware, and can be re-filled via interrupt. See here for an attempt to do it this way
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Has the native NeoPixel library been released? Would love to use it if it's out.
Thanks
