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Originally posted by Ingo-Knito December 26, 2024
If you are using external LEDs and want to change the brightness, it is quite complicated.
You set the R/G/B brightness in the settings, then do a reboot, wait and check the image in the reference image settings.
It would be much better to do this in the same way as for the internal LED settings
Actual
Settings > "LED Color": Set to R/G/B
Reboot
Wait....
Settings > References > Reference Image
Check if everything is fine
Otherwise: Start from the beginning
Idea: Eliminate the "LED Color R/G/B" in the settings and calculate a R/G/B-Value when using external LEDs.
99% == 255/255/255
50% == 128/128/128
10% == 26/26/26
The user only has to set the brightness (1..99) in the reference-image-settings.
The system knows whether the internal or external LEDs are being used - as set via the 'GPIO' settings.
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Originally posted by Ingo-Knito December 26, 2024
If you are using external LEDs and want to change the brightness, it is quite complicated.
You set the R/G/B brightness in the settings, then do a reboot, wait and check the image in the reference image settings.
It would be much better to do this in the same way as for the internal LED settings
Actual
Idea: Eliminate the "LED Color R/G/B" in the settings and calculate a R/G/B-Value when using external LEDs.
99% == 255/255/255
50% == 128/128/128
10% == 26/26/26
The user only has to set the brightness (1..99) in the reference-image-settings.
The system knows whether the internal or external LEDs are being used - as set via the 'GPIO' settings.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: