auto led = JLed(ledPin).Blink(1, 1000).Forever(); doesn't does not blink regularly.

[avandalen]

What can you program well! I am overwhelmed with this library...
just:
auto led = JLed(ledPin).Blink(1, 1000).Forever(); doesn't does not blink regularly.
auto led = JLed(ledPin).Blink(2, 1000).Forever(); is okey

[jandelgado]

Blink(1,1000) means to turn the LED on for 1ms and to turn it off for 1000ms = 1 second afterwards. I did not test it, but I doubt that this 1ms "flash" will be visible to the human eye.

What do you exactly expect?

[avandalen]

It is funny, Blink(1, 1000) is still visable, look what happens... To save power, I use 2ms in my application. From: jandelgado Sent: Friday, November 15, 2019 9:55 AM To: jandelgado/jled Cc: Albert van Dalen ; Author Subject: Re: [jandelgado/jled] auto led = JLed(ledPin).Blink(1, 1000).Forever(); doesn't does not blink regularly. (#36) Blink(1,1000) means to turn the LED on for 1ms and to turn it off for 1000ms = 1 second afterwards. I did not test it, but I doubt that this 1ms "flash" will be visible to the human eye. What do you exactly expect? — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

[jandelgado]

So I was curious to see if there might be a bug or some unexpected behaviour. I connected a LED to an Arduino nano and checked with an Oscilloscope if output is as expected. Luckily it is:

• Blink(1,1000)
  

• Blink(2,1000)
  

• Both effects have a period of approx 1000ms:
  

Everythin works as expected, I do not see an issue. Can we close the issue?
br Jan

[avandalen]

In my case the LED was not blinking regulary with 1ms (visually) , but I have not checked it with my oscilloscope, i will check that, you can close the isue thank you very much From: jandelgado Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2019 4:12 PM To: jandelgado/jled Cc: Albert van Dalen ; Author Subject: Re: [jandelgado/jled] auto led = JLed(ledPin).Blink(1, 1000).Forever(); doesn't does not blink regularly. (#36) So I was curious to see if there might be a bug or some unexpected behaviour. I connected a LED to an Arduino nano and checked with an Oscilloscope if output is as expected. Luckily it is: a.. Blink(1,1000) b.. Blink(2,1000) c.. Both effects have a period of 1000ms: Everythin works as expected, I do not see an issue. Can we close the issue? br Jan — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.