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= Software Implementations =
 
= Software Implementations =
  
There are currently two implementations. A [https://github.com/techinc/lewd python based implementation] and a [https://github.com/techinc/LedWallServer javascript node.js version]
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There are currently two implementations. A [https://github.com/techinc/lewd python based implementation] and a [https://github.com/techinc/LedWallServer javascript node.js version]. The Python implementation runs as a daemon on the server to which both the node.js implementation and all other programs can connect using TCP sockets.
  
The code for the  arduino is different for both but efforts are being made to rectify this. The plan is to use the faster python implementation to 'drive' the screen display. it will have a simple API to draw frames and push RGB bytes to the screen. The node.js version will be modified to use this python implementation.
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Further node.js information can be found in the github
  
Further node.js information can be found in the github
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Python documentation (temporary location) http://old.villavu.com/merlijn/lewd

Revision as of 18:14, 3 October 2012

Projects
Participants Guido, Wizzup
Skills soldering, coding
Status Active
Niche Electronics
Purpose World domination

Project to LED'ify the outside facing glass 'block' wall. each glass box will be a pixel

The pledge has been funded and the wall has been built

Usage

Plug both power supplies at either side of the wall

The arduino is by the power supply on the left hand side. The computer powering the server is under the retro gaming table.

<insert instructions for starting python script>

Software Implementations

There are currently two implementations. A python based implementation and a javascript node.js version. The Python implementation runs as a daemon on the server to which both the node.js implementation and all other programs can connect using TCP sockets.

Further node.js information can be found in the github

Python documentation (temporary location) http://old.villavu.com/merlijn/lewd