Blinks one or more WS2812 devices using a RGB array. More...

#include <stm8s.h>
#include <ws2812.h>

Include dependency graph for blink_array.c:

Macros
#define	N_LEDS 8
	Number of LEDs in the strip.

#define	DATA_PORT_BASE GPIOD_BaseAddress
	Port base address of the data pin.

#define	DATA_PINS {GPIO_PIN_4}
	Data pin(s) of the strip.

#define	RESET_TIME 30
	Reset time in µs.

#define	COLOR_ORDER grb
	Color order of the strip.

#define	WAIT_LOOPS 1000000

Functions
void	init_16mhz_clk ()

void	main ()

Variables
uint8_t	pins [] = DATA_PINS

ws2812_rgb	leds [N_LEDS]

ws2812	ws2812_dev

Detailed Description

Blinks one or more WS2812 devices using a RGB array.

Author: Patrick Pedersen

Date: 2022-10-26

The following example showcases how the Tiny-WS2812 library can be used on STM8S platforms to blink an entire WS2812 device in red. In this rather memory expensive example, we achieve this by simply creating a rgb array equal to the number of LEDs on the WS2812 device, whose values we then transmit to the device using the ws2812_tx() function.

For a more memory efficient method, take a look at the blink_loop.c example.

Note: Please ensure that the WS2812_TARGET_PLATFORM_STM8S macro is defined during compilation. This can either be done by specifying -DWS2812_TARGET_PLATFORM_STM8S in the build flags, or by uncommenting the define WS2812_TARGET_PLATFORM_STM8S directive below.

Definition in file blink_array.c.

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