I am also going to be playing with these, but won't have it until the end of the week. Hopefully we can make these things work! Link to my thread
I am also going to be playing with these, but won't have it until the end of the week. Hopefully we can make these things work! Link to my thread
Shawn
Somewhere here, I looked... I cannot find it... are some code examples for timing execution of code segments; they might be of value to you. Even without, it should be reasonably straightforward to initialize/ start a timer and read the value after to determine exact timing of the If [] Then statements. I have not used the WS LED strings, but I think you don't need help with what is required to do so - only to determine how long what you have takes.
My understanding of such things is limited, but I can "grok" the frustration of timing routines that are written in Basic, but executed in Assembler. I can think of no simpler way than to have your program do it for you.
Ah HA! Here: http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=9350
One last ting... Have you any numbers for amperage required to run a string of these things? I suspect it could run into the 10's of amps for applications like Christmas lights?
Last edited by Amoque; - 24th October 2013 at 01:57. Reason: Added link
Each chip is current limited to ~19mA per channel... and there is 3 channels...
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