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'''usblinky''' | '''usblinky''' | ||
* is a small usb stick with 4 wires on | * is a small usb stick with 4 wires on one end | ||
* controls up to 150 addressable RGB lights | * controls up to 150 addressable RGB lights for example WS2812B, the current is the limiting factor here. if you run them directly form your USB port 20 individual pixels will work | ||
* can run stand alone from a USB power supply once programmed | * can run stand alone from a USB power supply once programmed | ||
* consists of: | * consists of: | ||
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But this microcontroller was too small to do fancy effects and so i made a completely new design for this job. | But this microcontroller was too small to do fancy effects and so i made a completely new design for this job. | ||
Later on I finally found a reason to check out [ | Later on I finally found a reason to check out [http://www.openscad.org/ OpenSCAD] and boy do I like that. What a great tool! | ||
I made a fully parametric design to use with the usblinky as a psychedelic nightlight. | I made a fully parametric design to use with the usblinky as a psychedelic nightlight. | ||
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Later on i found out that the bootloader on the trinket is fragile. | Later on i found out that the bootloader on the trinket is fragile. | ||
Under some special circumstances it can happen that the bootloader | Under some special circumstances it can happen that the bootloader wrongful triggers and the FLASH on the MCU is partially overwritten and it can not be programmed any more over USB. | ||
It can still be recovered with a dedicated programmer but this was to fragile for my usecase. | It can still be recovered with a dedicated programmer but this was to fragile for my usecase. | ||
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I tried many different approaches but didn't succeed till I did this: | I tried many different approaches but didn't succeed till I did this: | ||
* flash the bootloader | * flash the bootloader | ||
* | * load the userprogram over USB | ||
* read back the flash from the attiny (avrdude -p attiny85 -P usb -c usbtiny -U flash:r:flash.hex:i) | * read back the flash from the attiny (avrdude -p attiny85 -P usb -c usbtiny -U flash:r:flash.hex:i) | ||
* write that dump to future usblinky sticks | * write that dump to future usblinky sticks | ||
All the relevant script for reading and writing and a script for semi-automated flashing in a loop can be found [https://github.com/hackerspaceshop/usblinky/tree/master/software/builds/scripts here on github] | All the relevant script for reading and writing and a script for semi-automated flashing in a loop can be found [https://github.com/hackerspaceshop/usblinky/tree/master/software/builds/scripts here on github] | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
[http://www.hackerspaceshop.com/blinky/usblinky.html hackerspaceshop] | [http://www.hackerspaceshop.com/blinky/usblinky.html hackerspaceshop, buy one there] | ||
[https://www.tindie.com/products/hackerspaceshop/usblinky/ also available on tindie] | |||
[https://github.com/hackerspaceshop/usblinky github] | [https://github.com/hackerspaceshop/usblinky github] | ||