right now its only connect to pc whitout logig level and transformador 12v…5v.
if you want i can connect logic level and i send you one foto o video.??
but how do you say i think the problem is data and the stripled. but one think i dont understant : if wire data dont work why can i send the effect data??? and transition data?
Desktop\arduino-1.8.3\portable\sketchbook\libraries\FastLED/fastspi.h:110:23: note: #pragma message: No hardware SPI pins defined. All SPI access will default to bitbanged output
pragma message "No hardware SPI pins defined. All SPI access will default to bitbanged output
These need to match what is in the NodeMCU. I posted this above. My NodeMCU code and HA files match so you should just have to copy and paste. If you change it in one location you need to change it in the other.
i used another Nodemcu and i was upload code of Bruth and now work both. right now i use of the bruth. i just change all config yaml like i send here . your config.yaml its safe an another director and i useit with another nodemcu.
i was intent all way to see if i can make it. now i will wainting for transistor 470 and 220ohm.
@danielaradu2016 it sounds like you are trying to change 10 different things and solve all the issues at once. you need to do what @phileep told you to do and prove the nodeMCU out then move onto the HASS world. Personally I think your nodeMCU code does not match your HASS information but everytime you post something I get more confused about what you are doing or what you are asking. You asked me to post my code so I did but it seems like you aren’t using it. If you ask me to help and post my code but then avoid using it then don’t waste my time.
Please forgive me first, because I have disturbed you so much. I was desperate and for this I tried both. With yours also worked but the effect of led could not stop it and when I have seen that with bruth I can stop it only left blank then I decided to rezolve this problem to turn it off and then return to your codico which I have saved.
Again please forgive me and thank you very much for everything
my mqtt work well. i have all this in my serial monitor.
thx a lot again. i will try with the transistor when he arrive.
Setting LEDs:
r: 0, g: 51, b: 70
Message arrived [bruh/porch/set] {“state”: “ON”, “color”: {“r”: 0, “b”: 147, “g”: 27}}
, “b”: 147, “g”: 27}}
Setting LEDs:
r: 0, g: 25, b: 137
Message arrived [bruh/porch/set] {“state”: “ON”, “color”: {“r”: 0, “b”: 249, “g”: 71}}
, “b”: 249, “g”: 71}}
Setting LEDs:
r: 0, g: 66, b: 233
Message arrived [bruh/porch/set] {“state”: “ON”, “color”: {“r”: 24, “b”: 255, “g”: 171}}
4, “b”: 255, “g”: 171}}
Setting LEDs:
r: 22, g: 160, b: 239
Message arrived [bruh/porch/set] {“state”: “ON”, “color”: {“r”: 169, “b”: 190, “g”: 0}}
69, “b”: 190, “g”: 0}}
Setting LEDs:
r: 158, g: 0, b: 178
Message arrived [bruh/porch/set] {“state”: “ON”, “effect”: “sinelon”}
sinelon
Message arrived [bruh/porch/set] {“state”: “ON”, “brightness”: 105}
ess
Message arrived [bruh/porch/set] {“transition”:51}
transition
Message arrived [bruh/porch/set] {“transition”:21}
transition
all effect and transition work very very well.
Have you guys tried posting in Ben’s forum? BRUH Automation forum he keeps an eye on there and others that have used and troubleshooted the MQTT LED setup are on there.
Hello all, I am trying to setup the digital led strip with the NodeMCU v2. Using ESPlorer, I can see that it successfully connected to my wifi and to my mqtt server and when I send the command to turn on the lights it shows the NodeMCU receiving the command and setting the lights to r:255 g:255 b:255 so they should turn on all white but nothing happens. I’ve measured and at the end of the strip I have 5V (same input voltage) so that isn’t a problem. The program is supposed to output to pin D5, what kind of voltage/amps should I expect when the command is sent to see if the pin is actually outputting anything? Thanks!
I have really been struggling to get consistent results with the Bruh video, so I went all the way back to square one and copied a simple ‘blink’ sketch from fastled github.
I figured out I didnt have the nodemcu grounded to the power supply and once that was connected i got it working simple sketches. Maybe start there and see if you can get the led to do a couple sketches before trying to copy over all of the wifi/mqtt stuff and getting it to work with HA.