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An opensource shiftlight project using Arduino and Neopixel products
Open-source Shiftlight
An opensource shiftlight project using Arduino and Neopixel products
In this repository you will find;
- The .ino file that you can upload directly to your Arduino
- A .png image of the wiring diagram
- A .jpeg image of how the finished assembly should look
- An .stl file for a housing for the shift light (Suits Daihatsu, but can be modified)
- An .stl file for a housing for the Arduino
- An .md file containing a detailed parts list.
Currently the easiest DIY shiftlight on the world wide web, you're welcome ;)
![b73128e0c34c0271b41c925a6889e2ce635afe49](https://i.ibb.co/bNYJWM3/b73128e0c34c0271b41c925a6889e2ce635afe49.jpg)
![02e61ff9bd5349ea1deae73b9c1757d51cc9f0a8](https://i.ibb.co/XLvMmz7/02e61ff9bd5349ea1deae73b9c1757d51cc9f0a8.png)
Please note, there is a mistake in this schematic. A corrected schematic is shown in issue #4
![72bc0fe16fb227eac94da071f4eaca564dbe03f3](https://i.ibb.co/GRdJRWB/72bc0fe16fb227eac94da071f4eaca564dbe03f3.png)
![77c8a71d32cf7a6d5637833e3bfcc7f0d2fdef7a](https://i.ibb.co/vZd9W92/77c8a71d32cf7a6d5637833e3bfcc7f0d2fdef7a.jpg)
Notes:
- This example uses a voltage divider and transistor to pull down the the tacho signal from 12v,
if your car uses a 5v tacho signal this is not needed.
- You will need to download and install the adafruit neopixel library for IDE