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The WS2801 Bridge fro Raspberry Pi is a project developed by [[User:wizard23|wizard23]] and produced by [[User:Overflo|overflo]]. | The WS2801 Bridge fro Raspberry Pi is a project developed by [[User:wizard23|wizard23]] and produced by [[User:Overflo|overflo]]. | ||
The metalab received a Rasperry Pi care package from [http://adafruit.com adafruit] and because we really dig blinky things we made a WS2801 controller for the Raspberry Pi. | |||
Its a simple shield that you can attach to your Raspberry Pi that functions as a bridge from Raspberry Pi to control a wide variety of WS2801 based Ledstripes and Pixelmodules at different voltage levels. | Its a simple shield that you can attach to your Raspberry Pi that functions as a bridge from Raspberry Pi to control a wide variety of WS2801 based Ledstripes and Pixelmodules at different voltage levels. | ||
You can make your things go blinky from python without the need of a separate microcontroller. | You can make your things go blinky from python or C/C++ without the need of a separate microcontroller. | ||
It uses the internal /dev/spi0.0 provided by the Linux Kernel to talk to the Bridgemodule. | It uses the internal /dev/spi0.0 provided by the Linux Kernel to talk to the Bridgemodule. | ||
And because this is awesome, we made a kit out of it that you can purchase for 10,- on the hackerspaceshop.com | |||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
Version vom 22. März 2013, 08:57 Uhr
What
The WS2801 Bridge fro Raspberry Pi is a project developed by wizard23 and produced by overflo.
The metalab received a Rasperry Pi care package from adafruit and because we really dig blinky things we made a WS2801 controller for the Raspberry Pi.
Its a simple shield that you can attach to your Raspberry Pi that functions as a bridge from Raspberry Pi to control a wide variety of WS2801 based Ledstripes and Pixelmodules at different voltage levels.
You can make your things go blinky from python or C/C++ without the need of a separate microcontroller.
It uses the internal /dev/spi0.0 provided by the Linux Kernel to talk to the Bridgemodule.
And because this is awesome, we made a kit out of it that you can purchase for 10,- on the hackerspaceshop.com
Links
Kit on the hackerspaceshop.com
