Led.RGB

The Led.RGB class constructs objects that represent an RGB Led.

Parameters

• pins An Array containing the pins red, green and blue.

  Index	Type	Value/Description	Required
  0	Number	PWM capable to control red	yes
  1	Number	PWM capable to control green	yes
  2	Number	PWM capable to control blue	yes

• options

  Property	Type	Value(s)	Description	Required
  pins	Object, Array	See pins table below	Sets the pins for each corresponding color	yes
  isAnode	Boolean	true, false	Set this to true to indicate the LED is a common anode LED. Defaults to false, indicating a common cathode LED.	no
  controller	String	"DEFAULT", "PCA9685"	Controller interface type. Defaults to "DEFAULT".	no

  • pins (Object)

    Property	Type	Value/Description	Required
    red	Number	PWM capable to control red	yes
    green	Number	PWM capable to control green	yes
    blue	Number	PWM capable to control blue	yes

  • pins (Array)

    Index	Type	Value/Description	Required
    0	Number	PWM capable to control red	yes
    1	Number	PWM capable to control green	yes
    2	Number	PWM capable to control blue	yes

Shape

{
  red: Led object
  green: Led object
  blue: Led object, 
  isAnode: true | false. READONLY
}

Component Initialization

LED RGB

// With Options object & pins object
new five.Led.RGB({
  pins: {
    red: 9,
    green: 10,
    blue: 11
  }
});

// With Options object & pins array
new five.Led.RGB({
  pins: [9, 10, 11]
});

// With pins array
new five.Led.RGB([9, 10, 11]);

LED RGB Anode

// With Options object & pins object
new five.Led.RGB({
  pins: {
    red: 9,
    green: 10,
    blue: 11
  },
  isAnode: true
});

// With Options object & pins array
new five.Led.RGB({
  pins: [9, 10, 11],
  isAnode: true
});

LED RGB PCA9685

// With Options object & pins object
new five.Led.RGB({
  controller: "PCA9685",
  pins: {
    red: 0,
    green: 1,
    blue: 2
  }
});

// With Options object & pins array
new five.Led.RGB({
  controller: "PCA9685",
  pins: [0, 1, 2]
});

Usage

var five = require("johnny-five");
var board = new five.Board();

board.on("ready", function() {
  var a = new five.Led.RGB([ 9, 10, 11 ]);

  var b = new five.Led.RGB({
    pins: {
      red: 3,
      green: 5,
      blue: 6
    }
  });

  this.repl.inject({
    a: a,
    b: b
  });

  a.strobe(500);
  b.strobe(1000);
});

API

• on() Turn the led on, honoring any previous color value

  var led = new five.Led.RGB([9, 10, 11]);
  
  led.on();

• off() Turn the Led off.

  var led = new five.Led.RGB([9, 10, 11]);
  
  led.off();

• color(value) Sets the Led color. If no value is supplied, it returns a copy of the state value.

  var led = new five.Led.RGB([9, 10, 11]);
  
  led.color("#ff00ff");
  
  console.log( led.color() );
  // {red: 255, blue: 0, green: 255}

• toggle() Toggle the current state, if on then turn off, if off then turn on.

  var led = new five.Led.RGB([9, 10, 11]);
  
  led.toggle();

• strobe(ms) Strobe/Blink the Led on/off in phases over ms. This is an interval operation and can be stopped by calling led.stop(), however that will not necessarily turn it "off". Defaults to 500ms.

  var led = new five.Led.RGB([9, 10, 11]);
  
  // Strobe on-off in 500ms phases
  led.strobe(500);

• stop(ms) For interval operations, call stop to stop the interval. stop does not necessarily turn "off" the Led, in order to fully shut down an Led, a program must call stop().off(). This operation will only work with Leds attached to PWM pins.

  var led = new five.Led.RGB([9, 10, 11]);
  
  // Blink from on to off in 500ms phases
  led.strobe(500);
  
  ...Sometime later...
  
  led.stop();

Events

Led objects are output only and therefore do not emit any events.

Examples

• Led Rgb
• Led Rainbow
• Led Rgb PCA9685