#Pixelstick video trial

Mount : SD Card, Arduino Mega, 12v to 5v converter I used double sided tape and mounted the Mega on the side of the box next to the SD card. Drill hole for momentary push button ( doesnt have to be on the box wherever is good for yourself ) Attach wires before mounting add another hole for the On off Switch and 1 more on the bottom for the DC panel mount jack. Cut hole for LCD using a dremmel or sharp knife drill holes for nut and bolt to secure it. Mount the the AD keypad in the middle of the top of the project box I held it down with nuts and bolts and adjusted them so the buttons just sit under flush, cut slot for the sd card ( this doesnt have to be here).

Each unit houses 40x tri-colored RGB SMD 5050 LEDs with. LED Strip Data in needs a 470 resistor inline this is talked about in step 5ġ. The PixlSTIK is a pixel mapping, one-meter strip that sets up with ease. I ended up joining the 3 GND's into one pin solder them togther and heathrink tube over top Pin 15 to Arduino Pin 10 ( This is for backlight control ) With a massive feature set, seamless connectivity, and a custom animation system, colorspike is in a class by itself. The intuitive app and rugged form-factor insure that your gear never gets in the way of your vision. Everything was shot by just two slightly sleep deprived guys and one Pixelstick in Brooklyn. Colorspike is a rare combination of power and flexibility. Weve improved with every iteration and are excited to finally show off what it can do.

#Pixelstick video trial

I breadboard everything before starting you can skip this step if your confident with lcd hook up etcģ to Resistor ( bit of trial and error to find right one ) We spent the last year building pixelstick, a light painting tool capable of everything from photo-real renders to amazing abstract ribbons.