I have some RGBLED Boards which I use to test new firmware and also any new routines I come up with for my RGBLED Lighting. I had these boards scattered across my pc desk and it would only be a matter of time before I damage one or spill coffee on the pcb...So I decided it was time to put them all into a single housing ..
As can be seen in the pics above the top section houses the leds and these are connected directly to their respective boards.. On the left ( 3 leds) a mRGBLED Board is housed ....in the centre (10 leds) a tiRGBLED Board is housed. And to the right (12 leds) a RGBLED Board is housed...
Mounted in the main section are the following....Red leds which are the error leds for each board...below these leds that are power on/off switches for each board....
The bottom of the main section has controls for Gerrys latest addition to his RGBLED Project the “RGBLED Sequencer”....The left hand black knob is a 1 of 8 selector switch and the red left hand button is pressed once the selector switch is set....These are used to select a Sequence...
The right hand side black knob is a rotary encoder and is used to change hue,saturation,brightness,toggle all on / off and Sequence depending on which function is selected.The rotary encoder also has a built in selector switch....The red button adjacent the Rotarty encoder is the function select button...The red led on the right is the error led of the Sequencer and the switch is the power on/ off switch for the Sequencer.........The Sequencer pcb is located directly below this section...
The led directly above the Rotary encoder knob is the led used to indicate which function has been selected etc...
I think the finished product doesnt look too bad and has certainly tidied things up a bit...
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