Analog vs Digital LED strip Analog Analog LED strips are either a single color (red, purple or for instance warm white) or can be RGB by using multiple tiny LEDs in all LED chips on the strip. This means the strip can only be a single color at a time and the dim level […]
QuinLED-Dig-Uno Back to index page v3 pre-assembled and DIY have been released, please see the board index page for current articles! QuinLED-Dig-Uno is part of the digital LED controller family and is an ESP8266/ESP32 powered WiFi connected addressable LED (strip) controller. QuinLED-Dig-Uno is suited for Clocked (Data and Clock pin) and Clockless 5v or 12v […]
Programming for Home Assistant For the new modules Home Assistant is especially easy to use! Currently this website does not have a guide on how to setup Home Assistant, enough of those out there. To get the new QuinLED modules to work with Home Assistant you need a working install together with MQTT installed and […]
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QuinLED Different Models This time around QuinLED isn’t just a single module like the QuinLED-OG but a sort of family of modules. Currently I’m planning two analog dimming versions (simple LED strip) and 2 digital versions (for per pixel LED strips). There might be more models to come in the future! To see the current […]
A new start, first some history! The QuinLED project originally started at the end of 2015. I was toying with building a house and since I’ve always been interested in lighting I wanted this house to be fully LED lit! But, I also wanted dimming for each of these lights, no matter what light it […]
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