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 **Update** 25.01.2025: with WIO version 872 dated 16.04.2024 the **timing for p commands (pause)** has changed from 10ms to 50ms !!! \\ **Update** 25.01.2025: with WIO version 872 dated 16.04.2024 the **timing for p commands (pause)** has changed from 10ms to 50ms !!! \\
 All LEDScripts using p commands (pause) will be executed slower. Please adapt the LEDScripts in use. \\ All LEDScripts using p commands (pause) will be executed slower. Please adapt the LEDScripts in use. \\
-The wiki examples will be updated the next days. \\ 
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 The filename must be formatted like this: The filename must be formatted like this:
 <code><freetext><nr>.led</code> <code><freetext><nr>.led</code>
-The number, <nr> ranges from ''01'' to ''99''.\\+//*00.led// cannot be addressed via an output. 
 +The number `<nr>` must be between 01 and 99.
 Example: Example:
 <code>disco04.led</code> <code>disco04.led</code>
-Zero, //*00.led//, cannot be addressed.\\ 
  
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 | ''C''<count> | random LED from range ''l'' address to ''C''| | ''C''<count> | random LED from range ''l'' address to ''C''|
 | ''+ or  -''<count> | to increase step by step (instead of c or C) *1| | ''+ or  -''<count> | to increase step by step (instead of c or C) *1|
-| ''r''<red> | RGB red value | +| ''r''<red> | RGBW red value | 
-| ''g''<green> | RGB green value | +| ''g''<green> | RGBW green value | 
-| ''b''<blue> | RGB blue value |+| ''b''<blue> | RGBW blue value | 
 +| ''w''<white> | RGBW white value |
 | ''i''<brightness> | LED brightness | | ''i''<brightness> | LED brightness |
 | ''< or >''<brightness> | to decrease/increase LED brightness step by step (instead of i or I) (Ver 380+)| | ''< or >''<brightness> | to decrease/increase LED brightness step by step (instead of i or I) (Ver 380+)|
 | ''p''<pause> | Pause in units of 50ms. Up to WIO version 875, 10ms| | ''p''<pause> | Pause in units of 50ms. Up to WIO version 875, 10ms|
-| ''R''<red> | RGB red randomised with the given max. value or range* (musn't be 0)| +| ''R''<red> | RGBW red randomised with the given max. value or range* (musn't be 0)| 
-| ''G''<green> | RGB green randomised with the given max. value or range* (musn't be 0) | +| ''G''<green> | RGBW green randomised with the given max. value or range* (musn't be 0) | 
-| ''B''<blue> | RGB blue randomised with the given max. value or range* (musn't be 0) |+| ''B''<blue> | RGBW blue randomised with the given max. value or range* (musn't be 0) | 
 +| ''W''<white> | RGBW white randomised with the given max. value or range* (musn't be 0) |
 | ''I''<brightness> | LED brightness randomised with the given max. value | | ''I''<brightness> | LED brightness randomised with the given max. value |
 | ''P''<pause> | Randomised pause in units of 50ms with the given max. value. Up to WIO version 875, 10ms | | ''P''<pause> | Randomised pause in units of 50ms with the given max. value. Up to WIO version 875, 10ms |
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 The rgbip values can be left out, and in this case the last parsed values are used.\\ The rgbip values can be left out, and in this case the last parsed values are used.\\
  
-*range: A 16bit RGB value range. Example: Range from 150 to 220. Value = 220+(150*256)=38620   (Ver 374+)+*range: A 16bit RGBW value range. Example: Range from 150 to 220. Value = 220+(150*256)=38620   (Ver 374+)
  
 *1: for increase until the next l command. With + the LEDs stays on, with - not. See example below (Ver 377+) *1: for increase until the next l command. With + the LEDs stays on, with - not. See example below (Ver 377+)
wio/wio-ledscript-en.1750326241.txt.gz · Last modified: 2025/06/19 11:44 by babbel