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by Selene Scriven
Added documentation for this collection of firmwares and the interface for each. |
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This UI implements smooth ramping. The interface is: |
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From off: |
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- Short press to access the last-used mode. |
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- Long press to enter moon mode and optionally start ramping. |
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- Double click for the highest mode. |
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While on: |
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- Short press to turn off. |
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- Long press and hold to ramp brightness up or down. Stops at the |
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highest and lowest levels, and auto-reverses when appropriate. |
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- After releasing a ramp action, ramp again within 1 second to reverse |
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the ramp direction. This way if you go too far, just release and |
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ramp again to go back to where you intended to stop. |
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- (TODO) Double click for a blinky mode (beacon?). |
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Low-voltage protection is enabled by default, but turbo step-down is |
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not. Change the compile-time options if you want turbo (there isn't |
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enough room for it with the default options). |
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If you enable PFM (pulse frequency modulation), the ramp should be |
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smoother at the lowest levels. Otherwise, the lowest levels will ramp |
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in a stair-step pattern. |