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I have a LED Ring of 16 to ilkuminate a watermeter and prevent shadows. That works good excrpt for some reflections that i optimized by using only the first 12 LEDs. I cused the config and set the number to 12. At first, this works and the remaining four stay off. After some time all LEDs are on and cause wrongly detected values due to reflections. I have to power off and power on the watermeter to reset them as a reboot does not help.
I guess it is caused by some glitch that forwards configuration data to the remaining LEDs and normally they are not configured which means they will also not be turned off again. This is the bug part. It might be in the used library to generate the configuration bitstream of the LEDs.
Now thr feature request part:
It wouls be great if there would be an option to disable certain LEDs of a strip.
Maybe a simple bitmask of the length of the strip would be enough.
Currently I would need to modify the strip on hardware level by cutting off LEDs or by putting light-absorbing tapebon them.
Version
irmware version: Development-Branch: rolling (Commit: 822753b) Firmware build time: 29.08.2024 22:19 Web interface version: Development-Branch: rolling (Commit: 822753b)
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The Problem
I have a LED Ring of 16 to ilkuminate a watermeter and prevent shadows. That works good excrpt for some reflections that i optimized by using only the first 12 LEDs. I cused the config and set the number to 12. At first, this works and the remaining four stay off. After some time all LEDs are on and cause wrongly detected values due to reflections. I have to power off and power on the watermeter to reset them as a reboot does not help.
I guess it is caused by some glitch that forwards configuration data to the remaining LEDs and normally they are not configured which means they will also not be turned off again. This is the bug part. It might be in the used library to generate the configuration bitstream of the LEDs.
Now thr feature request part:
It wouls be great if there would be an option to disable certain LEDs of a strip.
Maybe a simple bitmask of the length of the strip would be enough.
Currently I would need to modify the strip on hardware level by cutting off LEDs or by putting light-absorbing tapebon them.
Version
irmware version: Development-Branch: rolling (Commit: 822753b) Firmware build time: 29.08.2024 22:19 Web interface version: Development-Branch: rolling (Commit: 822753b)
Logfile
Expected Behavior
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Screenshots
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Additional Context
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: