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syncBlink
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Created new table light nodes and a "light only mode" for my syncBlink project (using them for my wedding)
Sure! Everything necessary should be in the repository. Direct Link to the station readme (node in the middle under the monitor): https://github.com/syncBlink/syncBlink/tree/main/station
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Finally finished my custom script language running on the Wemos D1 Mini! Fast enough to drive my 16x16 pixel matrix!
Everything available at https://github.com/syncBlink/syncBlink (I just moved everything into a 'mono repo' - thats why the root does not have a readme file yet. Just navigate into the sub folders for some more information :))
CorsairLightingProtocol
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[Der8auer] Fan Prices are getting out of Hand...
Though instead of paying for Corsair's stuff, it's possible to spoof it with an Arduino.
- ambient lighting mirror/reverse selected led section
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New to RGB hardware - looking for a controller for case, need advice
Or it's even possible to make your Arduino work as a Corsair Commander Pro using this (but you need to get one with a compatible chipset, like Pro Micro)
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Anyway to get my LED strips working from start up without OpenRGB?
you can use this if you know a bit about electronics https://github.com/Legion2/CorsairLightingProtocol
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Need help with FastLED and Corsair lighting protocol
The library is compatible with all boards using the MCU ATmega32U4. This includes Arduino Leonardo, SparkFun Pro Micro, Arduino Micro, and Adafruit 32u4 AVR Boards. It also supports the Arduino Uno and Arduino Mega, but this requires the HoodLoader2 bootloader, see this wiki for more details.
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support for ws2811 lights?
It's also worth noting you can make DIY Corsair controllers (can appear either as Corsair Node Pro or LS100 in both ICUE and SRGB) and they're pretty cheap with a microcontroller. I've done this successfully. Information on doing this can be seen here: https://github.com/Legion2/CorsairLightingProtocol https://github.com/Legion2/CorsairLightingProtocolBoards
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DIY NR200P MAX
RGB is controlled by an Arduino Beetle with CorsairLightingProtocol through openRGB. Which allows me to do funny RGB puke: https://youtu.be/ecw56ruBseo https://youtu.be/4Te-m9P7mEs
- is there a DIY rgb and fan hub?
- Step 2. The power/node pro box assembly complete, looks nice and neat. 6A works as a charm.
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Building iCue controlled epoxy resin desk, have some questions related to Lightning Node Pro
It seems like you got your questions answered but since I'm here and just as an FYI in case you might expand in the future. You can build a virtual lighting node pro out of an arduino board. IDK much about the details other than that people have already done most of the work for it. https://github.com/Legion2/CorsairLightingProtocol But I imagine it'll be the cheapest or easiest rout since you can get arduino for only a few bucks. I wish I had more knowledge about arduino. I'm thinking of making a DIY nanoleaf equivalent and if I run it off ICUE I'm stuck with its too small of a LED limit. Those ceiling strips are ICUE's max of 138 LED and stretching out 5v that long gives me power drop issues. I can only get away without having to add power injection because the static blue is set to only 16% opacity in ICUE so the full power blue wave can be seen well traveling over it.
What are some alternatives?
WS2812FX - WS2812 FX Library for Arduino and ESP8266
WLED - Control WS2812B and many more types of digital RGB LEDs with an ESP8266 or ESP32 over WiFi!
ESP-131GPIO - Arduino ESP8266 - E1.31 GPIO relay driver
icue-ambilight - Ambilight for Corsair devices: Synchronise the colors of your iCue compatible devices with the content displayed on your screen.
WLED-wemos-shield - Wemos D1 Mini (ESP8266) or Wemos ESP32 D1 Mini (ESP32) based universal shield for WLED firmware
Adalight-FastLED - Adalight with FastLED support
StripDisplay - Display text and bitmaps on strip led panels.
FastLED-idf - FastLED port to the ESP-IDF 4.0 development environment
ESP8266_ArtNetNode_v2 - ESP8266 based WiFi ArtNet to DMX, RDM and LED Pixels
vu2 - Arduino Sound Reactive Lights. Line-in audio -> beat and tempo detection -> 8 visualisers. For 1 Arduino and up to 100 lights.