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RGB color calibration for Alexa colors #7572
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This is precisely what RGBWWTABLE is for. What do you mean : it didn't work. Please try again and set |
Here with adjusted values: 255,190,190,0,0 And here with default values: 255 255,255,0,0 I hope this is what you meant, it's my first time using tasmota. |
There is no physical change in color, whatever i set the table to. |
A difference of brightness from 255 to 190 is barely visible, especially when Gamma correction is off. Can you try with a more aggressive Also don't set the last two values to zero, it enables white-blend mode. Also I don't see the |
I tried with 255,50,50,255,255 (and gamma correction is on) but that makes no difference either. I even have tried to set the blue and green to 0, but nothing changes in the color. Not in the console, and not physically. for now i will update to the development branche, but let me know if there is anything else i can do... here is the output again but on the development firmware: |
I looked at the code, there is indeed a bug and RGBWWtable is ignored. I'm fixing it now. |
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
_A clear and concise description of what the problem is._I have standard 5050 RGB ledstrip connected to a device of my own making.
Everything works fine except for the colors. Green and blue are more prominent than red, and therefor i need to adjust the output of those channels.
I use Alexa to ocntrol my lights and the colors i can setup are limited. I prefer orange as color, but the orange is more a lime green in my case. Pink is a blue-ish white and purple is more blue.
I have tried adjusting the gamma settings which made it worse. I tried to adjust the RGBWWTable, which did nothing (that is probably not what it's used for), and tried pretty much every command even remotely connected to color, just to see if it did something. But nothing...
All i want is to lower the blue and green values so the red is more prominent than it is now.
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Backlog Template; Module; GPIO 255
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I just would like to know how to adjust or calibrate the pwm output or internal color list to reflect the colors selected by alexa.
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