QuinLED-ESP32-AE+ (Touch, IR, Microphone, Micro-SDcard, 3x LED channel) Back to index page Available! The QuinLED-ESP32-AE+ is a special version of the QuinLED-ESP32 module which adds a lot of extra functionality in the form of a “top hat” to the base ESP32 module. The AE+ offers the following: Touch sensor op the top side of the […]
QuinLED-Dig boards and using a relay and the vEXT function Back to article index Addressable LEDs use power even while off (not displaying light). To combat this idle power usage you can use a relay to cut off the power from the LEDs. This can be done on the DC side but large current make […]
QuinLED-ESP32 Drivers Back to Index Page To use the QuinLED-ESP32 board with your PC or Mac you are going to need to install the driver for the onboard CH340 serial-to-USB chip! You can find the drivers for this chip in several locations: Onboard CH340C USB-to-serial chip Auto programming mode supported Driver here (Including updated driver […]
QuinLED-ESP32 KiCad Files Back to Index Page If you want to use one of the QuinLED-ESP32 modules in one of your own projects you can use my custom KiCad files (available for KiCad 5 and KiCad 6) to easily integrate them. I don’t have any fancy 3D models or something like that but it does […]
QuinLED-Data-Booster Back to Addressable LEDs section Since v3.1 of the pre-assembled Dig-Uno and Dig-Quad they have a selectable resistor switcher circuit built-in (33R and 249R) so a data-booster right behind the Dig board is not needed anymore. The QuinLED-Data-Booster is a little board to solve some common problems around building up a addressable LED setup, […]