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  • Author Author: peteroakes
  • Date Created: 15 Dec 2014 5:50 AM Date Created
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BYOB Party #3, Infineon Library Available

peteroakes
peteroakes
15 Dec 2014

Back to the beginning BYOB Party #1, "Bring you own Bulbs" - The Internet of Holiday Lights

 

OK, so one thing I could not find in all the searching was a Library for the infineon Board so I made one from the sample code, it is not 100% complete yet (More features to add) but its all working so I thought I would share it with you all so you can use it if you so desire

 

I have moved all the functions into a library called "Infineon"

 

Added a function to directly set colours "SETCOLOUR(RED)" for example, so far it only has a few colours defined but If i can get a list of RGB values for LED colours 12 bit per colour then I will be happy to add them to this

 

Colours are White, Silver, Gray, Black, Red, Maroon, Yellow, Olive, Lime, Green, Aqua, Teal, Blue, Navy, Fuchsia, Purple but of course some dont look right on LEDS so i need to refine it over time, if you have some good colour definitions please contribute

 

This is the modified main loop so you can see how much cleaner it is, it of course can be improved further but this is just a test

 

  // the loop routine runs over and over again forever:
  void loop() {

    // change lamp colour to red
    RGBLEDS.I2CWRITE6BYTES(ADDRESS, INTENSITY_RGB, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0); // all off
    delay(500); // wait 1000ms
    // change lamp colour to green
    RGBLEDS.I2CWRITE6BYTES(ADDRESS, INTENSITY_RGB, 0x03ff, 0x03FF, 0x03FF); // 25%
    delay(500);
    // change lamp colour to blue
    RGBLEDS.I2CWRITE6BYTES(ADDRESS, INTENSITY_RGB, 0x07ff, 0x07ff, 0x07ff); // Blue
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.I2CWRITE6BYTES(ADDRESS, INTENSITY_RGB, 0x0bff, 0x0bff, 0x0bff); // Blue
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.I2CWRITE6BYTES(ADDRESS, INTENSITY_RGB, 0x0fff, 0x0fff, 0x0fff); // Blue
    delay(500);
  // White, Silver, Gray, Black, Red, Maroon, Yellow, Olive, Lime, Green, Aqua, Teal, Blue, Navy, Fuchsia, Purple
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR( White);
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Silver );
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Gray );
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Black );
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Red );
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Maroon );
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Yellow );
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Olive );
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Lime );
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Green );
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Aqua );
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR( Teal);
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Blue );
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Navy );
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Fuchsia );
    delay(500);
    RGBLEDS.SETCOLOUR(Purple );
    delay(500);
  }

 

 

The cycle looks like this

 

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Code is attached for your pleasure

Attachments:
Infineon.cpp.zip
Infineon.h.zip
6765.RGBLED.ino.zip
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  • peteroakes
    peteroakes over 8 years ago in reply to clem57 +3
    BY all means, feel free to reference all you like peter
  • turfgnome
    turfgnome over 8 years ago +1
    I have to say you are an great guy here, to post your codes on what I found to be the hardest component to find information about so soon. I will hopefully get my board today and test the codes I wrote…
  • fvan
    fvan over 8 years ago +1
    Well done Peter! Great work and so fast already!
  • peteroakes
    peteroakes over 6 years ago in reply to Former Member

    If you click on the main title i will take you to the full post, you should find them at the end of the post as downloadable attachments

     

    Peter

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    Former Member over 6 years ago in reply to fvan

    Where is the actual library.zip file?

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  • matfur92
    matfur92 over 8 years ago

    Great job peteroakes , thanks so much for sharing this solution! image

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    DAB over 8 years ago

    Great job, Peter.

     

    DAB

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    fvan over 8 years ago

    Well done Peter! Great work and so fast already!

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