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HyperSerialWLED 0.14.0

23 Oct 19:35
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WLED has been updated to version 0.14.0

v7.0.0.0

09 May 19:11
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v7.0.0.0 Pre-release
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Fixed: could not restore serial port speed over 1500000 (limit introduced by WLED) after reboot

Based on WLED current "stable" version (0.13.1).

WLED finally allows to set serial port speed and you must set it to the same speed as in HyperHDR (WLED: Config→Sync Interfaces tab, HyperHDR: Adalight driver) for example: to 2000000 or to 921600 if you have problems with your board to establish 2Mb speed. You can even try 4Mb speed if your ESP32 board has CH9102x serial chip.

USB serial data stream integrity is always protected with AWA protocol and such option ('High speed serial AWA protocol with data integrity check ') must be enabled in HyperHDR Adalight driver also.

If you own ESP8266 and you are using other that recommended pinout scheme (for example: other than hardware ESP8266 SPI pinouts for APA102/SK9822) then you are asking for trouble and very degraded WLED performance: ESP8266 board doesn't allow pins remapping. If you need such functionality then please upgrade to ESP32 board.

v6.0.0.0

16 Mar 13:52
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WARNING!!! You may be affected by this bug: Aircoookie#2618

Update WLED to current "stable" version (0.13.1).

Since WLED finally allows to set serial port speed (Config→Sync Interfaces tab) you can set it to 921600 if you have problems with your board to establish 2Mb speed. Just remember to set the same speed in HyperHDR. You can even try 4Mb speed if your ESP32 board has CH9102x serial chip.

USB serial data stream integrity is always protected with AWA protocol and such option must be enabled in HyperHDR Adalight driver also.

If you own ESP8266 and you are using other that recommended pinout scheme (for example: other than hardware ESP8266 SPI pinouts for APA102/SK9822) then you are asking for trouble and very degraded WLED performance: ESP8266 board doesn't allow pins remapping. If you need such functionality then please upgrade to ESP32 board.

v5.0.0.0beta

20 Nov 18:49
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Update WLED to current developing version (0.13.0-b5)

v4.0.0.0beta

16 Oct 11:38
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Update WLED to current developing version (0.13.0-b4)

v3.0.0.0

03 Apr 14:15
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Changes:

  • upgrade WLED to 0.12 version
  • reduce serial port's buffer size

Known WLED 0.12 issue and workaround: #1852

Remember that your serial port chip must be capable of 2Mb speed (for example CH340G or CP2104 on the ESP board).
Generic CP2102 won't work as its max speed is 1Mb according to the specification.
Please check it before flashing the firmware. Otherwise WLED with Wifi will work but the serial port communication won't.

What binary should I use?. Most probably your are interested in esp32dev_ESP32.bin for ESP32 or nodemcuv2_ESP8266.bin for ESP8266.

There is also special version working at only 921600 speed if your serial port chip doesn't support 2Mb speed. Still it's x8 faster than standard Adalight protocol in WLED.

You use it on your own risk.

v2.0.0.0

26 Dec 23:05
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Changes:

  • add release for ESP32
  • improved performance and decreased error rate

Included compiled firmware for:

  • WLED platform: ESP32DEV for ESP32
  • WLED platform: d1_mini for ESP8266. According to information from the WLED documentation it's recommended platform for most ESP8266 modules.

Remember that your serial port chip must be capable of 2Mb speed (for example CH340G, CP2104). Please check it before flashing the firmware. Otherwise WLED with Wifi will work but the serial port communication won't.

You use it on your own risk.

v1.0.0.0

23 Dec 19:54
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Initial release. Read the README.md file first. You use it at your own risk!
Included compiled firmware for: d1_mini. According to information from the WLED documentation it's recommended platform for most ESP8266 modules. Remember that your serial port chip must be capable for 2Mb (for example CH340G, CP2104). Please check it before flashing the firmware. Otherwise WLED with Wifi will work but the serial port communication won't.