LED I2C control on ATMEGA328
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
This project uses the design and code from OpenEVSE, designer and manufacturer of open source electric vehicle charging equipment. The ATMega328 microcontroller is used in the project, and the code is maintained in C++.
A modification of the source code is required to repurpose the I2C functionality of the controller to control a third-party off-the-shelf LED controller. More information about the controllers, code and progress to date is provided in the attached document. Version 5.0.1 of the firmware is currently being used.
There has been some attempts at getting it to work, but no success yet. The progress to date is described in the attached document.
More information can be found at openevse.com or at the provided links in the document.
A modification of the source code is required to repurpose the I2C functionality of the controller to control a third-party off-the-shelf LED controller. More information about the controllers, code and progress to date is provided in the attached document. Version 5.0.1 of the firmware is currently being used.
There has been some attempts at getting it to work, but no success yet. The progress to date is described in the attached document.
More information can be found at openevse.com or at the provided links in the document.