Jan Delgado
Jan Delgado
@arnolddej I did a few changes, please test again.
hi @aGGreSSiv , have a look at the `multiled` example, where multiple LEDs are stored in an array . In your case you could simplify the code to (excerpts): ```c++...
@aGGreSSiv , sorry for the late response, overlooked this one. I think the problem is in the `loop` function, it is basically: ```c++ void loop() { ... if (sensorNewState ==...
Hi @RossAWaddell, * which Arduino model are you using? * Is there a difference if you are not using the transistor and just driving a single LED? * could you...
Hi @RossAWaddell , I did some testing, and it seems that it has to do with the GPIO port initialization (`pinMode()`) during which the Arduino SDK will set the level...
I did some more tests. What probably helps in your case is to add a `delay(25)` to the main `loop()`. In my tests that eliminated the blip on startup.
It seems that Java uses `/etc/passwd` to lookup the users homedir and does not consult the `HOME` environment variable. Since we pass `-u "$(id -u):$(id -g)" ` to `docker run`,...
Yes, the message is annoying. But at least the `?` direcory is gone now. Another option is to mount `/etc/passwd` in the container. This is how I call docker-asciidoctor from...
Hi, thats not possible at the moment. However you could just copy and adapt the code of `JLedSequence` and extend it to meet your requirement
Good idea, besides some optimizations in the `JLedSequence` class this can also simplify some tests