QuinLED-An-Penta Back to Analog LEDs section DIY version renamed to QuinLED-An-Penta-DIY! “Analog” PWM LED dimmers The QuinLED-An-Penta line-up is a line of “analog” PWM LED dimmers. The main target of these dimmers is to either use them standalone using the WLED software or natively integrated into Home Assistant using either WLED or ESPhome. Analog PWM […]
WLED 0.12 What do I configure for QuinLED WLED 0.13.1 is already available too, functionality and configuration stays the same! WLED 0.12.0 was released today and with it comes full multi-channel LED strip support and in GUI configurable pinout! This makes it so that most users will never have to do a custom compile again […]
How to compile WLED yourself A lot of people have been asking how to compile WLED yourself, well, that’s exactly what we’re going to do in this livestream. I know it’s a bit long form content, but we go through it pretty quickly and within 30 minutes you should be building WLED from scratch. I […]
Addressable LEDs + Christmas Tree = Great Match! Back to article index Pairing Addressable LEDs with a Christmas tree makes for an excellent looking match. This is the second year of using the very small “fairy light” type LEDs in our Christmas tree and although setting them up takes a while (we spent about 2 […]
This article is depreciated with the release of WLED 0.12 Back to index page You can read more about using WLED 0.12 in this article Alpha Multi-Channel WLED build WLED supports the ESP32 out of the box but currently does not have official multi-channel output yet for the QuinLED-Dig-Quad. It’s on the […]