Create your own diyHue compatible Lights!
Steps to Follow:
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Select the correct Sketch according to your Harware Setup (e.g. WS2812b)
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Upload Firmware to Microcontroller with Arduino IDE (No Changes to Code)
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Connect Hardware (LEDs) and Powersupply
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Connect to ESP8266 WiFi (e.g. search for new WiFi on Smartphone) -->
"Hue rgb strip" -
Browse
192.168.4.1--> Connect ESP8266 to your local WiFi -
Check and browse local IP of ESP8266
- Configure Light from WEB UI (Number of Emulated Lights, Total Number of connected LEDs)
- Rename you new diyHue Light
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HUE APP: Add new created diyHue Light within APP by searching for new Devices.
More Information is available in our documentation
The following is a set of guidelines for contributing to diyHue Lights. These are mostly guidelines, not rules. Use your best judgment, and feel free to propose changes to this document in a pull request.
In order for your sketch to be built with travis, please upload only the sketch.ino file in a folder within the Arduino dir. Please make sure that the folder and sketch name are exactly the same, ignoring the extension. For example the sketch would be saved in Lights/Arduino/Generic_Fun_Light/ and called Generic_Fun_Light.ino.
Also within you PR, please create a commit to .travis.yml, adding a line in the matrix section. This should be in the format - SKETCH="YOUR_SKETCH_NAME_HERE". Following the above example, .travis.yml would look like:
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matrix:
- SKETCH="Generic_RGBW_Light"
- SKETCH="Generic_RGB_Light"
- SKETCH="Generic_CCT_Light"
- SKETCH="Generic_RGB_CCT_Light"
- SKETCH="Generic_WS2812_Strip"
- SKETCH="Generic_SK6812_Strip"
- SKETCH="Generic_Fun_Strip"
...
Finaly, if your sketch requires any of the libraries not installed on this line of install.sh, then please add a commit adding them.