Re: led test

So three states... does that make fading up/down out of the question? You could come up with some interesting visuals if you can fade between your three colors. Have them all cycle green up/down, amber up/down, red up/down... all at different rates and intervals. It could be all throbbing...

led test

Hi everybody, I'm writing a test program for the leds on a network box that my company is building and I was looking for suggestions/ideas on a test that would be cool and flashy. We want to run it at trade shows and stuff. I was thinking of something like blinking SOS. Thanks, Andy -- Andrew

Re: led test

Andrew D Dixon wrote: Hi everybody, I'm writing a test program for the leds on a network box that my company is building and I was looking for suggestions/ideas on a test that would be cool and flashy. We want to run it at trade shows and stuff. I was thinking of something like blinking

Re: led test

from the secret journal of Vince Mulhollon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): 5) Have it blink out the source code for decss in morse code, etc. I don't believe the morse alphabet has semicolons, parens, amperstands, etc... You could probably use the symbols that do exist to hack out a base-32 encoding

Re: led test

Vince Mulhollon wrote: Uh, no. If you blink SOS, you'll have everyone who knows morse code repeatedly rebooting the thing, or disassembling it because there is a small person trapped inside trying to send a help message. Right. I should have mentioned that I was only going to do this for

Re: led test

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Re: led test

With a vertical bar of 7 or 8 LEDs, present a scan of the matrix of the characters in the message you wish to present. Ideally there should also be a row of lights or some other object that the eyes would track past your column of LEDs. What you'd get is a message that would appear then someone

Re: led test

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Tony == Tony Godshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Tony With a vertical bar of 7 or 8 LEDs, present a scan of the matrix Tony of the characters in the message you wish to present. Ideally Tony there should also be a row of lights or some other object