MCURTC:SetInfoLEDPattern - Revision history

Om antler at 07:58, 28 June 2023

2023-06-28T05:58:56Z

2023-06-28T05:58:23Z

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	! u8 smoothing		! u8 smoothing
	! u8 loop_delay		! u8 loop_delay
	! u8 ~~???~~		! u8 blink speed
	\|-		\|-
	\| ''delay = seconds * 0x10''		\| ''delay = seconds * 0x10''
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	If set to 0xFF, the pattern is played only once.		If set to 0xFF, the pattern is played only once.
	\| ~~???~~		\| if smoothing is nothing, this can set LED blink speed value.
	\|}		\|}

2018-06-05T01:05:41Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:05, 5 June 2018
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	=Description=		=Description=
	This is used for controlling(including blinking) the notification LED. MCU module uses [[I2C_Services\|I2C]] service command 0x001100C2 to write the input 0x64-bytes to MCU [[I2C]] register 0x2D.		This is used for controlling (including blinking) the notification LED. MCU module uses [[I2C_Services\|I2C]] service command 0x001100C2 to write the input 0x64-bytes to MCU [[I2C]] register 0x2D.

	=Animation=		=Animation=

2017-10-07T09:42:46Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:42, 7 October 2017
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	If set to 0x00, only the first value of the pattern is played. (?)		If set to 0x00, only the first value of the pattern is played. (?)
	\| The lower the value is, the less smoothing is applied to the pattern. Here is a visual approximation of how the smoothing works: [https://i.imgur.com/ZxdPbIw.png Smooth function.]		\| The lower the value is, the less smoothing is applied to the pattern. Here is a visual approximation of how the smoothing works: [https://i.imgur.com/ZxdPbIw.png Smooth function.]

	\| ''loop_delay = seconds * 0x10''		\| ''loop_delay = seconds * 0x10''
	Since this data is represented in a u8, the precision is 1/16th of a second (0x01) and the maximum delay time is 15.875 seconds (0xFE).		Since this data is represented in a u8, the precision is 1/16th of a second (0x01) and the maximum delay time is 15.875 seconds (0xFE).

2017-10-07T09:37:13Z

Added more information to the animation fields.

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:37, 7 October 2017
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	! u8 delay		! u8 delay
	! u8 smoothing		! u8 smoothing
	! u8 loop_delay~~(?)~~		! u8 loop_delay
	! u8 ???		! u8 ???
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~0x01~~ = ~~many patterns per second~~		\| ''delay = seconds * 0x10''
	~~0x3F = 4p / ~0.502sec~~

	~~0x81 = ~4pps~~		Since this data is represented in a u8, the precision is 1/16th of a second (0x01) and the maximum delay time is 15.9375 seconds (0xFF).

	0x00 ~~= least patterns per second~~		If set to 0x00, only the first value of the pattern is played. (?)
	\| ~~0x00 = no~~ smoothing		\| The lower the value is, the less smoothing is applied to the pattern. Here is a visual approximation of how the smoothing works: [https://i.imgur.com/ZxdPbIw.png Smooth function.]

	~~0xFF~~ = ~~insane smoothing~~		\| ''loop_delay = seconds * 0x10''
	~~\| 0x00 = no pattern looping~~ delay		Since this data is represented in a u8, the precision is 1/16th of a second (0x01) and the maximum delay time is 15.875 seconds (0xFE).

	~~0x20 = ~2000ms~~ delay ~~before starting again~~		If set to 0x00, there is no loop delay.

	~~0xFE = huge delay between~~ pattern ~~loops~~		If set to 0xFF, the pattern is played only once.

	~~0xFF = loop~~ once
	\| ???		\| ???
	\|}		\|}

2016-09-15T13:36:51Z

Animation

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	\|-		\|-
	\| 0x01 = many patterns per second		\| 0x01 = many patterns per second
	0x3F = ~~~64pps (~~~0.502sec)		0x3F = 4p / ~0.502sec

	0x81 = ~~~32pps (~1sec)~~		0x81 = ~4pps

	0x00 = least patterns per second		0x00 = least patterns per second
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	0x20 = ~2000ms delay before starting again		0x20 = ~2000ms delay before starting again

	~~0xFF~~ = huge delay between pattern loops		0xFE = huge delay between pattern loops

			0xFF = loop once
	\| ???		\| ???
	\|}		\|}

2016-09-13T18:06:26Z

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	\|-		\|-
	\| 1		\| 1
	\| ?		\| Animation
	\|-		\|-
	\| 2-9		\| 2-9
	\| Red pattern		\| u8[32] Red pattern
	\|-		\|-
	\| 10-17		\| 10-17
	\| Green pattern		\| u8[32] Green pattern
	\|-		\|-
	\| 18-25		\| 18-25
	\| Blue pattern		\| u8[32] Blue pattern
	\|}		\|}

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	=Description=		=Description=
	This is used for controlling(including blinking) the notification LED. MCU module uses [[I2C_Services\|I2C]] service command 0x001100C2 to write the input 0x64-bytes to MCU [[I2C]] register 0x2D.		This is used for controlling(including blinking) the notification LED. MCU module uses [[I2C_Services\|I2C]] service command 0x001100C2 to write the input 0x64-bytes to MCU [[I2C]] register 0x2D.

			=Animation=
			{\| class="wikitable" border="1"
			\|-
			! u8 delay
			! u8 smoothing
			! u8 loop_delay(?)
			! u8 ???
			\|-
			\| 0x01 = many patterns per second
			0x3F = ~64pps (~0.502sec)

			0x81 = ~32pps (~1sec)

			0x00 = least patterns per second
			\| 0x00 = no smoothing

			0xFF = insane smoothing
			\| 0x00 = no pattern looping delay

			0x20 = ~2000ms delay before starting again

			0xFF = huge delay between pattern loops
			\| ???
			\|}

2016-09-13T14:46:36Z

Request

2016-09-13T14:43:24Z

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2013-10-27T02:54:01Z

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	=Description=		=Description=
	This is used for blinking the notification LED.		This is used for controlling(including blinking) the notification LED. MCU module uses [[I2C_Services\|I2C]] service command 0x001100C2 to write the input 0x64-bytes to MCU [[I2C]] register 0x2D.