I did an “in action” video: vimeo.com/13139475
features:
-multiple rainbowduinos supported
-fullscreen / one fx per screen
-running stable for more than 5h
-takes commands / frames from your workstation
I did an “in action” video: vimeo.com/13139475
features:
-multiple rainbowduinos supported
-fullscreen / one fx per screen
-running stable for more than 5h
-takes commands / frames from your workstation
I wrote a quick blog entry which help you getting started with rainbowduino/arduino and my firmware (or any other firmware):
neophob.com/2010/07/rainbowd … nbowduino/
there you also find the link to the sources…
michu,
Thanks for your valuable updating, and that will definitely help others!
Best regards,
-Icing
I just released v0.1 of my arduino/rainbowduino/processing lib. i fixed some ugly glitches, now it works very stable wihout any errors! Here are the features of fw/lib bundle:
Just for your information, meanwhile the firmware / processing lib package reached v0.7.
would be nice cool if someone could give me a reply about it!
cheers
hey eikcam1
I own just two rainbowduinos, they run up to 50fps, but I’m interested what you measure with 5 rainbowduinos.
what did not work out when you tried my fw? did you patch the arduino libs? I guess thats the biggest speed improvement, i use one i2c message for an image, if you use an unpatched arduino lib you need 3 messages + tracking overhead.
let me know about your findings…
cheers
Hey guys
I just released a new version of my firmware/processing lib bundle. I rewrote some core parts, the performance is now much better (around 20ms from java to rainbowduino), the processing lib is also improved (send a frame only if its content changed). I added an I2C scanner to the arduino… and much more.
check it out at code.google.com/p/neorainbowduino/
cheers
Thanks for this share. It was helpful for me.Keep up the good work!
Thanks for sharing