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CheerLights Controllers

Posted on December 3, 2011 By Hans Scharler No Comments on CheerLights Controllers

You have many options for building a CheerLights controller. The idea behind the CheerLights project is to have something synchronized with the rest of the world. You could simply have 3 LEDs of different colors sitting on your desk and knowing that the color being shown is the same color being displayed across the world. If you come up with something new, please share it as others may want to use your version to join the CheerLights project.

Right now we have three controller tutorials:

  • How to make a CheerLights controller with Arduino and ioBridge
  • How to make a CheerLights controller with Arduino and Digi ConnectPort X2 and XBee Wireless
  • How to make a CheerLights controller with Arduino Ethernet

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Uncategorized Tags:arduino, arduino ethernet, color effects, Digi, ioBridge, wireless, xbee

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