The first QuinLED As I talked about in the “QuinLED why and about (The history)” article it all started with the original QuinLED module. This module has been available for several years now and the last verson (v2.6) has been working quite well for myself (and people on the internet). I might do a revised […]

Boards in the QuinSense subclass Current development timeframe is unknown Both the QuinLED-Quad and QuinLED-Deca have GPIO and voltage pins broken out and can be used for sensors and other devices! QuinSense is all about making boards to hook up sensors or switches such as wall switches, motion sensors, temperature sensors, etc. The main focus […]

A new version, why? Let me start by saying that there isn’t anything wrong with the Original version of QuinLED, which, from here on I’ll call QuinLED-OG. The reason for a new version is purely driven out of the desire for enhanced features. There are even still reasons to choose the QuinLED-OG version over the […]

This is an old article, kits are still not available but some boards are now available in a pre-assembled form! Designed as a DIY project Ever since designing the first QuinLED-OG module I’ve had the mentality that I need to have fun building it. Because, if I can do it and have fun while doing […]

Boards in the Digital controller subclass Digital LEDs most often come in strip form on which each LED can be set to an independent value from the other LEDs, these strips come in several different forms and configurations although most of them use 5v as their voltage. Digital LEDs can use a variety of chips, […]