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6 Port BrickPixel Driver Board to Arduino
Found that there was the possibility that the HAT would be getting a revamp soon, so I started working one some code for a runway effect. Testing with an LED strip works as I would expect,…
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Adding Remote Control
Using the Brickstuff 4-channel long-distance RF remote transmitter and receiver pack, you can easily add wireless remote control to your Arduino projects with the Brickstuff Arduino Shield.…
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Full Arduino Shield!
Over the years, we've had growing interest from Arduino users to control our LEDs and other products using an Arduino Uno. We're happy to announce that we will soon be releasing a full shield with…
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Using Brickstuff BrickPixel Controllers with the Adafruit NeoPixel Library in Arduino
(NOTE: this post is intended for experienced Arduino programmers. We cannot provide specific programming advice or any sample code beyond what it provided here.…
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Adding Sound with the Brickstuff Intelligent Sound Module
This article describes the Brickstuff Intelligent Sound Module, which can be used to add sound to your project. Currently the Intelligent Sound Module is compatible with the following Brickstuff…
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Connecting Brickstuff LEDs to Arduino Boards
2021 Update: since this article was originally published, we have introduced our own Arduino Shield, which has built-in MOSFETs for controlling hundreds of lights.…
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Controlling lights with the Brickstuff Arduino Shield
The Brickstuff Arduino shield has six high-current outputs that can be used to control a large number of connected lights. Each output is connected to an N-channel MOSFET on the shield,…
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