Hi, Im seeing that i need to change my pi's baud rate. Does anyone know how to do this on raspbian? in hypercon and arduino its set to 500,000... what do i change my pi to and how? Thanks Gershy13
I fairly sure for Hyperions purpose that the serial baud rate in set in only in the two places you mentioned, "in hypercon and arduino its set to 500,000" However, I see lot's of good info from this link (https://www.google.com/search?q=pi's+baud+rate&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8)
thanks, i was following this guide https://hyperion-project.org/threads/diy-amblight-project-guide-hyperion-ws2801-ws2812b-apa102.8/ and at the bottom it says i need i need to do this. - Now for the tricky part, we need to do a few steps to make sure the baud rate is high enough to accommodate the data being send from the Raspberry Pi to your Arduino - First we need to increase the default baud rate on your Raspberry: Im not sure how to do it in raspbian and what to set it to... maybe i need to do this only if im using an arduino and WS2812b leds (which i am)
Yes, used when using a arduino and any LED attached to it. The arduino firmware file (https://github.com/hyperion-project...assets/firmware/arduino/adalight/adalight.ino) has some info in it about baud rate. And in Hyperion's config it's here: // DEVICE CONFIGURATION "device" : { "name" : "new-test-1", "type" : "adalight", "output" : "/dev/ttyUSB0", "rate" : 500000, <------------ Here "delayAfterConnect" : 0, "colorOrder" : "rgb" EDIT: There is mentioned in that link in your post. " Code: nano -w /flash/config.txt Add the following line at the end and be careful not to adjust anything else: Code: #Increase UART speed init_uart_clock=14745600 " I missed that. I've not used that info with my setup. I'll have and try it out. my setup seems fine with out.
