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Anybody tried to flash WLED? #8

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ozett opened this issue Apr 22, 2022 · 14 comments
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Anybody tried to flash WLED? #8

ozett opened this issue Apr 22, 2022 · 14 comments

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@ozett
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ozett commented Apr 22, 2022

anybody treid to put WLED on this C3 ?

https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED

@andypiper
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Not yet, but I have thought about it! I guess that there is less value in using the individual LEDs than in using the whole array as a single colour, but it could be fun to play with it as a "strip". Adding this to my "to try" list.

@ozett
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ozett commented Apr 22, 2022

i key an eye on this here, for the case its going to be top of the list.
fiddling WLED to the C3 could be a thing...

@andypiper
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andypiper commented Apr 22, 2022

I can confirm that it is not possible to flash the existing WLED binary builds directly, so it likely needs to be built specifically for a C3. I'll take a look when I have time (added to the todo list in my fivebyfive project)

@andypiper
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(correction - it is totally possible to flash the firmware, but nothing happens with the board when it is installed - no WiFi hotspot to connect and configure)

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See these issues on WLED
Aircoookie/WLED#1940
Aircoookie/WLED#2518

Basically WLED currently doesn't allow GPIO8 to be used without the code being modified, and there are some wifi issues. I've built WLED locally and have the board on my network, but I cannot currently get the LEDs to work.

@ozett
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ozett commented Apr 23, 2022

wifi reboots seems related to the expressif core
and the GPIO8 seems to be fixable within wled-code,

but booth things needs some development, i guess.
the c3 is becoming popular, maybe it takes only some weeks for the experienced developers?

@andypiper
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Yes, it is definitely possible. I doubt that 01Space would create a WLED distribution directly, this repository is just some example code and schematics.

Btw I added GitHub Discussions to my fivebyfive repository for this reason - this conversation is probably more of a general idea rather than an issue with the code in this repo 😄

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01Space commented May 12, 2022

Temporarily not supported, I am creating an esp32 Pico D4 WLED board

@01Space 01Space closed this as completed May 17, 2022
@ozett
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ozett commented May 17, 2022

looks like your already selling the pico d4 on aliexpress, Great.
confirmation that WLED runs on your board?

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@andypiper
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I have the D4 board but have not tried to flash WLED on there as yet. Will report back when I do.

@01Space 01Space reopened this May 18, 2022
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01Space commented May 18, 2022

I'll try it tonight and report the results to you later

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01Space commented May 19, 2022

Pico D4 RGB development board can run WLED firmware

@ozett
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ozett commented May 19, 2022

Great News...

Transport-cost to EUrope are half of the board price... 😢

@01Space
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01Space commented May 19, 2022

You need to modify the code and recompile it before you can use it. You only need to modify two lines of code and change the port of LED and the target name of board

@01Space 01Space closed this as completed Jun 7, 2022
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