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experiments Experimental Set-up: Laptop Microcontroler (DMX512) Driver RGB LED: 1 Woven structure 24
RGB LED etc. An RGB LED is built up of three LEDs, one red, one green and one blue. Each LED has a dimming range from 0 - 255: 0 = light off, or light intensity = 0 255 = light full on, or light intensity = 255 Together the three LEDs can mix together an endless range of colours (additive colour mixing). SOFTWARE The software (Easy Stand Alone) facilitates individual control of a range of individual light fixtures. In total, it is able to control up to 512 individual channels; however different light fixtures require a different amount of cannels to be steered. An RGB LED requires three channels (each LED = one channel). Via the software, dynamic light sequences can be programmed, so called scenes. Each scene is built up of a series of steps. A scene can either be played once or be looped. Additionally a group of different scenes can be played behind each other. 25
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