ZitatOriginal von psylaz
Hey nein die habe ich noch nicht getestet.
Finde ich die hier in diesem Thread?
Habe sie bis jetzt nicht gefunden.
Danke trotzdem schonmal. Ich werde nochmal suchen.
Beiträge von TheNewGuy
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Musst mal hier im Forum gucken. Mit Einführung der Lightpack Unterstützung hat Speedy auch ne boblight.conf für Lightpack gepostet. Hast du die schon getestet?
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Original von mrMuppet
Ich hab ähnliches vor, aber ich es nicht besser nen grabber auf dem pi laufen zu lassen, damit man dort auch andere Bildquellen (Ps3, BluRay, etc) grabben kann? Ich würde aber pi dann nur im Ausnahmefall einschalten, und dann im normalfall die nur die Dreambox verwenden.Du kannst externe HDMI Geräte nicht ohne Weiteres grabben. Um so etwas zu realisieren benötigst du einen Splitter und eine USB Grabber, der an den RPI kommt und ein HDMI2Composite Adapter.
Sähe dann so aus: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROppdEXEvMM
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Original von jayfizzle
Hallo zusammen,wollte mich die Tage an meine Dreambox und Boblight wagen, jedoch habe ich wohl bereits Probleme die LED's überhaupt zum leuchten zu bringen.
Zu meiner Hardware:
- Dreambox 500HD (inkl USB Erweiterung, an dem USB post hängt ein USB HUB an welchem ich den Arduino anschließen möchte)
- Arduino UNO (bzw. ein Clone namens Robotale UNO)
- 50 LED Lichterkette (flach) (12mm WS2801 pixel module,IP66;DC5V input;full color;50pcs a string, aus China http://www.aliexpress.com/snapshot/6004058000.html)Ich habe bereits Probleme mit der Verkabelung nehme ich an.
Habe mich an mehrer Anleitungen versucht zu halten um überhaupt irgendwie die LED's zum leuchten zu bringen.Das einzige was erfolgreich lief war das eine einzige LED (erste am Arduino Board) weiß geleuchtet hat.
Sobald ich den Arduino UNO mit der .pde Datei flashe sollten wohl die LED's farblich leuchten, tun Sie jedoch bei mir nicht.Wollte zuerst die LED's einwandfrei am PC zum laufen bekommen und diese dann an die Dream anschleißen und dort mein Glück versuchen, scheint noch ein weiter Weg für mich zu sein.
Habe mich an der Anleitung von boblightenigma2.net gehalten, jedoch ohne Erfolg, laut Grafik (http://www.boblightenigma2.net…013/06/wiring-diagram.png) muss ich das rote und blaue Kabel der Buchse mit dem DDC Adapter verbinden, dies ging nur indem ich die Kabel (rot/blau) mit einer Zange gekappt habe und anschließend diese mit dem Adapter verbunden habe, anschließend habe ich das selbe mit dem Stecker gemacht (roten & blauen Draht gekappt) und isoliert habe, wie gesagt kein Erfolg.
daraufhin habe ich die Anschlüsse vertauscht (Buchse an Arduino, Stecker an den DC Adapter und es leuchtete nur eine einzelne LED)Nun zu meinen Fragen bzw Bitten:
- sind die LED's überhaupt geeignet ? (siehe Link unter "Zu meiner Hardware:")
- Was muss ich wie anschleißen um die LED'S korrekt mit dem PC bzw. Dreambox zu verbinden ?
- Was habe ich falsch gemacht ?Wäre euch sehr dankbar wenn Ihr mich unterstützen könntet.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
JayHallo Jay,
hast du den Arduino auch am richtigen Ende der LEDs angeschlossen? Mein Bruder hatte das Problem und den Arduino am Ende der WS2801 strips angeschlossen.
Check das hier mal:
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Original von speedyisfast
Hi Folks!The new version is almost done, now fixing the last bugs and adding some new features.
1. I need some Lightpack testers.
Who have a lightpack device and want to test the new beta ?Gr Speedy
I'm a Kickstarter backer and I'm going to get two of them hopefully soon. Will test as much as I can. At the end, I'll connect them to my two OUYAs though.
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Original von Gentleman09
Hello,
I am using a Sundtek DVB-C USB Stick on my DM800se.
Now I want also a Boblight on the back of my panel with the Sedu Board.After installing the boblight plugin every reboot the receiver stucks at 3/4 Loading Balance.
Can you fix that problem or help me?Thank you.
Dear Martin
Same here. I had that problem in the past, then it was gone, now its back and yesterday I've updated to VTI 6.0 to see if it still happens.
Without the Sundtek stick, the Box boots just fine. With the stick, it doesn't. If I start the DVB-C stick later, the box will hang up.
Nightmareachim had the same issue
I will try to see what happens, if the deamon is stopped and I try to activate the stick again.
What about an active USB-Hub. In My case, Adalight is connected to a USB Hub, where there is also a mini USB stick for picons. The Sundtek is using the other free USB port.
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And again...
Does boblight work with a Xtrend 6500 Receiver. It does have the same Chip (BCM7413), same clockrate (400 MHz), same memory (512 MB) as the VU+ UNO.
Only difference is the 1GB flash memory.
An answer before the start of the Bundesliga season 2013/14 would be great.
Thanks in advance.
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Original von TheNewGuy
Unibox HD1 = BCM7314
Unibox HD2 = BCM7413Xtrend 6500 = BCM7413
Here is an overview. I suppose it is likely that every enigma2 version of these receivers might work, right?
Hi Speedy,
did you check that overview? Is it possible, that every receiver in that overview might be compatible with Boblight? The chipsets are familiar.
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Original von speedyisfast
Can you tel me what chipset thst is ?
bcm7405 or bcm7424 or something ..Unibox HD1 = BCM7314
Unibox HD2 = BCM7413Xtrend 6500 = BCM7413
Here is an overview. I suppose it is likely that every enigma2 version of these receivers might work, right?
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Officially, boblight is compatible with xtrend 9xxxx and xtrend 5xxx but I just want to make sure that xtrend 6xxx is also working.
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Will boblight work with any mips based enigma2 receiver? I was wondering, if the Xtrend 6500 is compatible, since it got the same hardware specifications as the VU+ UNO.
Same question regarding Unibox HD1 and HD2 and Quadblue boxes.
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Original von humpf29
Would BobLight also work with that?
http://www.kickstarter.com/pro…cklight-for-your-displaysI also asked the Devs of that project, if they support any Light-Plugin (Atmo, Bob, etc), but i am still waiting for an answer..
I got the answer you are looking for:
As for Boblight support - we are in contact with BobLight and hope that they'll support our device soon. But we already have XBMC integration and you can check it at our product web page code.google.com/p/light-pack.
As for XBMC full screen issues - stay tuned, we plan to improve this.
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Hi Speedy,
I have question. I can hook up my 50leds (possible going to 100) to a sedu board? Did you do that with your LED string?
Is there a manual somewhere or is it enough if I get this thing for example here and connect GND, Data, Clock and +5V?
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Original von speedyisfast
Hi, i have also a adalight setup.
- Arduino Duemilanove
- Ledstream PDE from https://github.com/adafruit/Ad…o/LEDstream/LEDstream.pde
- Added this at top of ledstream.pde(faster)Code//#define CPU_16MHz 0x00 #define CPU_8MHz 0x01 //#define CPU_4MHz 0x02 //#define CPU_2MHz 0x03 //#define CPU_1MHz 0x04
I have the same problem with red.
I have tested this also whit lightpack from windows. Also lightred/pink.Tested this with a sedu controller and WOW!
So the problem is in the arduino i gues.Gr Speedy1985
Now I have question. I can hook up my 50leds (possible going to 100) to a sedu board? Is there a manual somewhere or is it enough if I get this thing here and connect GND, Data, Clock and +5V?
Are there any improvements if I go for 8Mhz in the LEDstream anyway?
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Original von noway42
Neither can I confirm the blacklevel-red colour correlation for my adalight, nor do I have the problem with the deamon. For my adalight it sometimes only seems that white light looks a bit red.
I had such a problem with the deamon after updating a few versions ago, uninstalling and a clean reinstallation solved my problem there.
greetz noway42
Hi Greetz,
thanks for the feedback. I got some questions:
What PDE file are you using for the Arduino?
Do you have LPD8806 oder WS2801 LEDs?
Unlikely but nevertheless, what are the specifications of your power supply unit for the LEDs?
I just want to make sure, that we have the same setup.
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To the adalight users here.
Can you confirm, that using the optional blacklevel values in any color section will affect the color RED to be more like a light red/pink color?
Also one little issue with updates on boblight.
If I update the daemon, I kill it first via telnet. Then I install the ipk file and after a restart, the daemon won't start. I need to deactivate and reactivate the network mode to make it work.
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Tried to install R10 today with the new boblight.conf. Thanks again speedy.
Uninstalled R5, rebooted and tried to install R10 but it's missing kernel-module-cdc_acm.
Tried this: opkg install kernel-module-cdc_acm using telnet but it didn't work. I found the module on the feed though.
After the R10 was completed, the daemon didn't wanted to start, no matter what I tried using the menu. Switched to local and network and back.
Via telnet I could start the daemon using boblighdt -f.
After that, I have created a new config with the config creator, just for fun.
I pressed ok and used the new conf file a restarted my VU+. The daemon didn't come up and using boblighdt via telnet brought this error up.
(CConfig::LoadConfigFromFile) opening /etc/boblight.conf
(CConfig::CheckConfig) checking config lines
(CConfig::CheckLightConfig) ERROR: /etc/boblight.conf line 34 section [light]: wrong value 30.0 25.0 for key hscan
(CConfig::CheckLightConfig) ERROR: /etc/boblight.conf line 43 section [light]: wrong value 35.0 30.0 for key hscan
(CConfig::CheckLightConfig) ERROR: /etc/boblight.conf line 52 section [light]: wrong value 40.0 35.0 for key hscan
(CConfig::CheckLightConfig) ERROR: /etc/boblight.conf line 61 section [light]: wrong value 45.0 40.0 for key hscan
(CConfig::CheckLightConfig) ERROR: /etc/boblight.conf line 70 section [light]: wrong value 50.0 45.0 for key hscan
(CConfig::CheckLightConfig) ERROR: /etc/boblight.conf line 79 section [light]: wrong value 55.0 50.0 for key hscan
(CConfig::CheckLightConfig) ERROR: /etc/boblight.conf line 88 section [light]: wrong value 60.0 55.0 for key hscan
(CConfig::CheckLightConfig) ERROR: /etc/boblight.conf line 97 section [light]: wrong value 65.0 60.0 for key hscanValues of my working boblight.conf are these
hscan 41.2 47.08
hscan 35.31 41.19
hscan 29.43 35.31
hscan 23.54 29.42
hscan 17.66 23.54
hscan 11.77 17.65
hscan 5.89 11.77
hscan 0 5.88The first 8 lights are causing the problem, which are the buttom left lights.
Nevertheless. Lights are up and running with latest release R10.
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Original von speedyisfast
Please post your boblight.conf, i will edit them and post it back. then it will work on r9 - r10
Here you go.
Thanks for all the support and the effort you put in this.
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I've updated from version 0.6R5 to 0.6R9 and since then, nothing is working. Can't get the lights to work. Updated today to 0.6R10 and still nothing.
First update was just installing R9 over R5. Since it didn't worked, I've uninstalled it, did a complete reboot and installed version R9 again. Still nothing. Socket error, whether I'm using network mode or local mode.
Tried today's version R10 and still can't get it to work. Starting via telnet, boblight also reports to be R9, which is little confusing.
Did a complete uninstallation, reboot, installed R5, full reboot and it is working again. With local mode and network mode, which I need for XBMC.
I'll keep using R5, since it is the best version atm for me.
My setup:
Adalight with 50 LEDs
connected as ttyACM0If I can be of help in any way, I'll do my very best.
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Original von muffel126
yammyamkannst du mir das Testvideo zur Verfügungstellen?
Habe das Gefühl das ich das gleiche Problem habe.Ich würde auch gern das Video haben. Allein um die Farben bei meinem Adalight ggf. anzupassen.