@p.kaczmarek2 Hi, is there something new to test in the driver?
@p.kaczmarek2 Hi, is there something new to test in the driver?
Czy wolisz polską wersję strony elektroda?
Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tam
// start driver
startDriver SM16703P
// use channel 10 as variable to store number of LEDs
setChannel 10 9
// initialize the driver
SM16703P_Init $CH10
// set iteration variable (channel 11)
setChannel 11 0
// loop setting R G B
again:
SM16703P_SetPixel $CH11 0 255 0
addChannel 11 1
SM16703P_SetPixel $CH11 0 0 255
addChannel 11 1
SM16703P_SetPixel $CH11 255 0 0
addChannel 11 1
if $CH11<$CH10 then goto again
// apply changes
SM16703P_Start
Nice to know this option now, and it is added in the FAQ.
- Mutiple SM16703P chipsets, each controlling 6 RGB plugged in parallel
- SM16703P chipsets are plugged in serial and controled by P16
divadiow wrote:- your original device boots into OpenBeken and you can access the web gui?
divadiow wrote:- pixelanim and SM16703P drivers are showing as running on the main page?
divadiow wrote:- does toggling the power button and/or the animations buttons turn them green from red or do they stay red?
TL;DR: 120 LED, 24 V strips ran error-free after OpenBeken 1.17.632; “PixelAnim driver is working for you!” [Elektroda, p.kaczmarek2, post #21131094] Once patched, SM16703P now behaves like WS2812-class parts [Elektroda, marcolueck1976, post #21140361] Why it matters: Owners can finally flash, script and integrate these budget RGBCW strips without Tuya cloud lock-in.
• Controller MCU: Beken BK7231N/BK7231T, 2 MB flash, 120 MHz core [BK7231 DS]. • LED driver: SM16703P, 24-bit, 800 kHz NRZ protocol [SM16703 DS]. • One SM16703P drives 6 RGB emitters in parallel [Elektroda, Bacto, post #20297777] • Complete 5 m reel = 120 LEDs, 20 driver ICs, draws ≈ 1.5 A at full RGB + W [Elektroda, alfakenzo, post #20893745] • Native support since OpenBeken v1.17.632 (PixelAnim + SM16703P drivers) [Elektroda, marcolueck1976, post #21140361]
startDriver SM16703P, then SM16703P_Init 120 (for a 5 m strip).lfs_format, then re-upload a clean autoexec.bat. This wipes faulty scripts without reflashing firmware [Elektroda, alfakenzo, post #20900018]cmnd/<device>/Anim with payload 0, 1, or 2. For example, cmnd/wohnzimmer_spiegel/Anim payload 2 starts the ShootingStar effect [Elektroda, marcolueck1976, post #21140537]