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Andrew,
If the RGBLED is common anode. then common end is connected to 3.3v. R, G, B light up when the voltaghe is lower than 3.3v. So:
red 0 100 100
blue 100 0 100
green 100 100 0
Sincerely,
Freenove Support
Denzel
Hey guys,
Playing with the RGB LED and it seems that the values are backwards?
To light one of the colours instead of a value of say 100, I have to use a value of 0.
Safe to say the random values make the colours look pretty awful as a result.
Is this correct?
Thanks
Andrew
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