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RGBWW 801 Controller - fadeing speed #739

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bigd-73 opened this issue Mar 29, 2018 · 3 comments
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RGBWW 801 Controller - fadeing speed #739

bigd-73 opened this issue Mar 29, 2018 · 3 comments
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@bigd-73
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bigd-73 commented Mar 29, 2018

hi,

where can i change the fadeing speed for the 801 rgbww controller if i switched the light on or off?

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mario

@bigd-73 bigd-73 changed the title 801 RGBWW Controller fadeing speed RGBWW 801 Controller fadeing speed Mar 29, 2018
@bigd-73 bigd-73 changed the title RGBWW 801 Controller fadeing speed RGBWW 801 Controller - fadeing speed Mar 29, 2018
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Sanfam commented Mar 30, 2018

@bigd-73 , there are two constants you should be able to override that govern transition speed. I believe both of these are configured in the compiled code and are found within code/espurna/config/general.h:

#define LIGHT_TRANSITION_STEP   10          // Time in millis between each transtion step
#define LIGHT_TRANSITION_STEPS  50          // Number of steps to acomplish transition

Reducing the number of milliseconds between steps or reducing the number of steps should speed up each transition, while increasing these values should slow it down.

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bigd-73 commented Apr 9, 2018

Hallo!

Thank you for integrating the feature in version 1.12.5. But where in the WebUI can I find the functions?

Regard

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