Showing posts with label led. Show all posts
Showing posts with label led. Show all posts
Saturday, 29 March 2025
Saturday, 14 December 2024
Digitakt Jam with MIDI Triggered WS2812 Neon Strips
This is out on Kickstrter
for more info:Back KOLOR on Kickstarter now!
Monday, 2 September 2024
ELK Elektroniks - KOLOR Module - update
Some updates for the new LED KOLOR module.
This is a eurorack module designed to control LED strips, squares, etc.
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The module will be released as a kickstarter project.
More info can be found at Ed's official website
Monday, 24 June 2024
KOLOR - Combining multiple LED tiles
Some videos showing examples of how to combine mutiple LED tiles
Here is what the rear of the tiles looks like.
There are 3 connections ... 5V, Gnd and either DIN or DOUT
It's Eurorack, from Elk Elektronik's in Australia.
Ed has been working on this for ages, and is releasing it on Kickstarter.
Ed describes it as a WS2812 LED Pixel Strip Controller for Eurorack.
It's compatible with multiple LED strips.
Control can be either manual (via the knobs) or CV patched into 6 jack inputs.
The controls are:
1. Red /hue
2. Green/saturation
3. Blue/value
4. width
5. pixel number
6. preset pattern
For more info visit:
Sunday, 26 May 2024
KOLOR - LED pixel strip controller for Eurorack
These are some teaser videos of the new eurorack module "KOLOR" from Elkelektroik.
Its a eurorack module that controls LED light strips, blocks, etc
With it you can syncronise LEDSs to add visuals to live modular performances
The module itself runs on standard euro +/- 12V.
The target LED strip however needs it's own power.
Its DC +5V or +12V depending on what voltage your strip requires.
It's compatible with multiple LED strips.
Control can be either manual (via the knobs) or CV patched into 6 jack inputs.
The controls are:
1. Red /hue
2. Green/saturation
3. Blue/value
4. width
5. pixel number
6. preset pattern
Ed will be releasing this on Kickstarter soon.
For more info:
Insta:
I'm changing some of the presets & altering the speed with a LFO
the module uses a WS2812 LED strip.
This is a programmable LED strip where the control circuit & the RGB chip are combined into one package.
Each LED is addressable. You can daisy chain the LEDs and control them from a single module.
There are lots of different LED formats.
They can be square, rectangular, circular, strips etc.
...These modules are pixel controllable.
Ie, you can control right down to the pixel level.
A bit of random noise.Euro power is precious, and LED strips can suck up lots of power.
So to preserve the valuable juice for your other modules, Ed has added a second power input just for the LEDs
The very bottom on the left has the input for the power for the LED strip/circle etc.
This can be +5V DC or +12V DC (depending on your LED strip requirements).
The Green rectangular jack on the bottom right is where you connect the LED strip.
There is also a overload switch.
DIN = Data in
+5V & Gnd are self explanatory.
These allow you to chain tiles.
Monday, 13 May 2024
Kolor - New Eurorack module from Elk Elektronik
I'm so excited to see this new module .
KOLOR has been specifically designed to convert Eurorack CV signals into a format suitable for driving RGD LED pixel strips.
Elk Elektronik will launch this via kickstarter
What's WS2811/12?
Here is a link to LED matrices, etc:
Monday, 19 February 2024
LED Matrix - Connect, Power & Control - Setup Guide
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Connections
These panels are normally designed for chaining
(linking end-to-end into larger displays)…the output of one panel
connects to the input of the next, down the line.
On some panels, if you’re lucky, the sockets are labeled INPUT and OUTPUT (sometimes IN and OUT or similar),
so it’s obvious which is the input socket.
Din (Data in)
+5V
GND
and
Dout
+5
GND
multiple panels can be connected either in Series or Parallel.
Links
Each LED in our WS2812 RGB LED Strips has a built-in micro-controller IC chip which allows you to daisy-chain the LEDs and control them individually - all from a single digital pin! The constant-current driver in each LED ensures that colour remains consistent, even if supply-voltage varies slightly from the optimal 5V.
we can control which LED should light & what colour it should be.
really cool.
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