- Install
- Basic operation
- Basics of programming for electronic work
- Basics of programming for Excel
- Machine learning with scikit-learn
- Visualizing data with matplotlib
- Web programming
- RPA programming
- Miscellaneous programming
- Reference
- "Basic" group
- ”Basic I/O" group
- ”PWM Output" group
- "Servo Motor" group
- ”Motor" group
- ”Display" group
- "Raspberry Pi 500+" group
- "Arduino UNO Q" group
- ”LCD" group
- "NeoPixel" group
- Overview
- Usage of each block
- ”OLED" group
- ”Sensor" group
- "Micro controller" group
- "Excel" group
- "scikit-learn" group
- "matplotlib" group
- "Web" group
- "File" group
- "Image" group
- "Turtle" group
- "Speech" group
Usage of each block
Initializing NeoPixel
Initialize NeoPixel.
The "pin" parameter specifies the pin to which the NeoPixel data input is connected.
In advance, use the "Pin assignment" block in the "Basic I/O" group to assign the pin to the variable.
The "Number of pixels" parameter specifies the number of pixels in the NeoPixel.
Also, if the color is not correct when the light is turned on, try changing the order in which the RGB signals are sent using the "color order" parameter.
Set pixel color
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Sets the color of each pixel in the NeoPixel.
However, this block only sets the color in memory.
After using this block, you can update the actual display by using the "Update display" block.
Set the color of all pixels
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Sets the color of all pixels of the NeoPixel to the same color.
However, this block only sets the color in memory.
After using this block, you can update the actual display by using the "Update display" block.
Update display
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Update the NeoPixel display according to the results of the "Set pixel color" and "Set the color of all pixels" blocks.