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Colorchord for STM32F4 only outputs 1 color on the strip at a time #98

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r0n0x opened this issue Oct 24, 2019 · 2 comments
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Colorchord for STM32F4 only outputs 1 color on the strip at a time #98

r0n0x opened this issue Oct 24, 2019 · 2 comments

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r0n0x commented Oct 24, 2019

I got colorchord to run on the stm32f4 at last and cant tell now if something i did screwed it up or not because it doesnt work like in the videos ive seen, normally its meant to have a sort of equalizer sort of thing, but what im seeing, every single of the up to 80 LEDs max that it can control, is the same color, there is never more than 1 color present.

Is this by design or have i caused a fault?

I am running this on an STM32F4 but using the ADC instead of a microphone as mine has no microphone (STM32F407VET6 F4VE, Black board model)
I havent made any changes though to the SPI driver or anything that as far as i can tell would impact how the lights are chosen, also as nowhere is it explicitly mentioned wether or not the stm32f4 version is actually supposed to be able to output to the RBG strips like the desktop one seems able, i dont know if this is like a super-lite/basic version or not.

any help would be greatly appreciated

@r0n0x r0n0x closed this as completed Oct 27, 2019
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r0n0x commented Oct 27, 2019

sorry, just realized its by design and there was a difference between colorchord and colorchord 2

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cnlohr commented Dec 20, 2019

@r0n0x There should be an embeddedcommon configuration to allow for a different mode. See what the output mode is.

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