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wio:wio-ledscript-en
Table of Contents
LEDScript
- WIO Overview | WIO Setup | WIO Control | User Bitmaps | WIO Firmware | WIO CAM | WIO Mobile | Cable | LEDScript
Introduction
LEDScript runs in WIO context, and can be activated by Rocrail commands.
Its a simple plain ASCII file, which must be uploaded to the WIO.
The target Color LEDs must be supported by the FastLED library.
Requirements
WIO version 295+.
Rocrail version 2.1.1042+.
Format
The text format has some restrictions:
- A blank line will stop the LEDScript parser the same as with 'end'.
- Comment lines are prefixed with the '#' sign, and are restricted to 64 characters incl. linefeed.
- Only linefeeds are allowed without extra carriage return. (Unix format)
- Max. 32 sequences are allowed.
File naming
The filename must be formatted like this:
<freetext><nr>.led
The number, <nr> ranges from 01 to 99.
Example:
disco04.led
Zero, *00.led, cannot be addressed.
Instructions
Header
The header just contains one line:
s<iterations> | The max. number iterations is 255, and zero will cause an endless loop. |
o<report> | Report end of script in case set to 1. (Default 1, set to 0 for disable reporting.) |
LED Definition
l<nr> | Starting LED address, and triggers a new record |
c<count> | Number of LEDs starting from l address |
C<count> | random LED from range l address to C |
+ or -<count> | to increase step by step (instead of c or C) *1 |
r<red> | RGB red value |
g<green> | RGB green value |
b<blue> | RGB blue value |
i<brightness> | LED brightness |
< or ><brightness> | to decrease/increase LED brightness step by step (instead of i or I) (Ver 380+) |
p<pause> | Pause in units of 10ms |
R<red> | RGB red randomised with the given max. value or range* (musn't be 0) |
G<green> | RGB green randomised with the given max. value or range* (musn't be 0) |
B<blue> | RGB blue randomised with the given max. value or range* (musn't be 0) |
I<brightness> | LED brightness randomised with the given max. value |
P<pause> | Randomised pause in units of 10ms with the given max. value |
a | Randomise this definition, RGB, brightness and pause values with the given max. values |
The rgbip values can be left out, and in this case the last parsed values are used.
*range: A 16bit RGB value range. Example: Range from 150 to 220. Value = 220+(150*256)=38620 (Ver 374+)
*1: for increase until the next l command. With + the LEDs stays on, with - not. See example below (Ver 377+)
LED Reset
If t > 0 this is used at the end of the script to reset LEDs.
d<nr> | Starting LED address |
t<count> | Number of LEDs starting from d address |
LED OFF
At a LED(output) off command, the following fields are used to reset LEDs, if the LEDs are still on after the script has finished.
D<nr> | Starting LED address |
T<count> | Number of LEDs starting from D address |
Footer
e | End of the LEDScript. |
Upload
Uploading LEDScript files can be done with a WEB Browser as explained here:
Upload by WEB Browser
Activating
Output
Set the address value greater then 100, and <nr> is address - 100.
Car Function
Set the LED address value greater then 100, and <nr> is address - 100.
Examples
# start 0=endless loop, 1...255=iterations s2 # led 0 to 5 l0 c6 r255 g0 b0 i50 p1000 # led 0 to 2 l0 c3 r255 g255 b0 i50 p1000 # end e
# Disco # start 0=endless loop, 1...255=iterations s0 # led 0 to 19 l0 c20 # random a r255 g100 b100 i80 p20 e
Increase LED nr. (V377+):
# warning lights s0 //Script declared endless l0 -6 //starting increase with LEDs off after p r255 g115 b0 i150 p10 //end increase l0 c6 r255 g115 b0 i150 p5 l0 c6 i0 p100 l0 +6 //starting increase with LEDs staying on after p r255 g115 b0 i150 p10 //end increase l0 c6 i0 p100 #LED-reset, all LED off d0 t6 e
increase/decrease brightness (V380+):
#brightinc s0 l0 +1 r255 g80 b0 >150 //increase brightness l1 +1 r255 g80 b0 <150 //decrease brightness p3 #LED-reset, LED ausschalten. d0 t2 e
WIO LEDScript Parser
The WIO parser is very simple, and reads the file line by line.
After reading a line, the first character is checked as listed in the Instructions paragraph.
If a number is expected, the C function atoi() is used with the line pointer + 1. A none numeric character should follow the number.
Because of the simple nature of this parser, it is also allowed to add some text to make the LEDScript more readable:
i80 // brightness 80 of 255 p20 // pause 20 * 10ms end
But the total line length, incl. linefeed, should not exceed the 64 byte boundary.
wio/wio-ledscript-en.txt · Last modified: 2021/03/15 17:13 by lordbrummi
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