Driver for WS2812

Dependents:   ChrisRGB-Ring

WS2812.h

Committer:
chris
Date:
2014-08-18
Revision:
5:a07522fe36d4
Parent:
4:b230e85fc5e7

File content as of revision 5:a07522fe36d4:

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#ifndef WS2812_H
#define WS2812_H

#include "mbed.h"

#define WS1 0x38
#define WS0 0x30
#define SPICLK 5000000
#define SPIBPF 6


//!Library for the WS2812 RGB LED with integrated controller
/*!
The WS2812 is controller that is built into a range of LEDs
*/
class WS2812
{
public:
    //!Creates an instance of the class.
    /*!
    Connect WS2812 address addr using SPI MOSI pins
    */
    WS2812(PinName d, int size);

    /*!
    Destroys instance.
    */
    ~WS2812();

    //!Reads the current temperature.
    /*!
    Reads the temperature register of the LM75B and converts it to a useable value.
    */
    void write (int buf[]);
    void write_offsets (int buf[],int r_offset=0, int g_offset=0, int b_offset=0);
    void setAll(int colour);

    void useII(int d);
    void setII(unsigned char II);
    


private:

    int __size;
    unsigned char __II;
    int __use_II;
    SPI __spi;
    void __write (int color);


};

#endif