Activity for LEDSpicer
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LEDSpicer updated /0.7.3/Release 0.7.3 source code.zip
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MeduZaPaT committed [4b52d6] on Code
Merge branch 'development' into refactory_0.7
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GitHub committed [74d57d] on Code
Update Serial.cpp
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feat: LEDSpicer 0.7.0 - Core Architecture Refactoring
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Daily commit
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year change
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89: Research and Improve transitions
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GitHub committed [761a55] on Code
82: Cannot get Ledspicer to work with ServoStiks (#85)
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GitHub committed [7715ad] on Code
Merge pull request #87 from meduzapat/task_86-Add_more_Ada_light_pro
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GitHub committed [970a6d] on Code
Update README.md
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Arlo Graham posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Ok, so I think the problem is this : LEDSpicer is looking for my Ultimarc Ultimate I/O as ID 209:0xf10, however if I check my devices with the lsusb command, the Ultimate I/O board is listed as ID d209:0412. Since this ID is set by the manufacturer and can't be changed, I'm looking for a way to change it within LEDSpicer but can't find any documentation for this. Any suggestions on where to look or start?
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I'm running RetroPie on a Raspberry Pi 3B+. Installation seemed to work without any issues, however, when I run any of the test commands: ledspicerd -f; ledspicerd -e; or ledspicerd -l I get the following: pi@retropie:~ $ sudo ledspicerd -f Set interval to 66ms Reading /usr/local/share/ledspicer/basicColors.xml Opening USB session Processing Ultimarc Ipac Ultimate IO Id: 1 Ultimarc Ipac Ultimate IO Id: 1 with 96 LEDs divided into 22 elements LED 67 is not set for Ultimarc Ipac Ultimate IO Id: 1 LED...
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Xristos Vardakostas posted a comment on a wiki page
hi is it possible to get a better break down how to install manually on raspberry os lite much appreciate kind of a beginner when it come to using the terminal.
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86: Add more Ada light protocol devices to auto detect.
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82: Cannot get Ledspicer to work with ServoStiks
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82: Cannot get Ledspicer to work with ServoStiks
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82: Cannot get Ledspicer to work with ServoStiks
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adds another appoach for non ID hardware.
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82: Cannot get Ledspicer to work with ServoStiks
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GitHub committed [63d5ea] on Code
Merge pull request #84 from meduzapat/task_83-Support_Handling_Multi
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83: Support Handling Multiple RGB Outputs as a Single Pseudo-Element
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GitHub committed [aca7c8] on Code
Changed version number
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GitHub committed [547ad3] on Code
Merge pull request #78 from meduzapat/HOTFIXES_0.6.3
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GitHub committed [1931e9] on Code
Merge pull request #77 from meduzapat/HOTFIXES_0.6.3
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Fix a typo
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HOTFIXES 0.6.3
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HOTFIXES 0.6.3
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GitHub committed [91f004] on Code
Merge pull request #75 from meduzapat/development
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GitHub committed [228d35] on Code
Merge pull request #67 from meduzapat/development
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Merge pull request #59 from meduzapat/development
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Fixing errors
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GitHub committed [aa7536] on Code
Merge pull request #74 from meduzapat/task_72-Allow_elements_to_be_c
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GitHub committed [1bcdce] on Code
Merge branch 'development' into task_72-Allow_elements_to_be_c
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72: Allow elements to be created as strips
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70: Increase the number of pins from 255 to the next byte.
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68: Sound Plugin Updates and Fixes
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Code Love
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72: Allow elements to be created as strips
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GitHub committed [779463] on Code
Merge pull request #71 from meduzapat/task_70-Increase_the_number_of
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70: Increase the number of pins from 255 to the next byte.
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70: Increase the number of pins from 255 to the next byte.
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70: Increase the number of pins from 255 to the next byte.
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70: Increase the number of pins from 255 to the next byte.
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70: Increase the number of pins from 255 to the next byte.
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70: Increase the number of pins from 255 to the next byte.
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GitHub committed [31bd57] on Code
Merge pull request #69 from meduzapat/task_68-Sound_Plugin_Updates_a
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60: Credit start input plugin
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68: Sound Plugin Updates and Fixes
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60: Credit start input plugin
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