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LED Indicator Bus

 

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The LED Indicator Bus was the most difficult to get working but was definitely the most fun once we did!   They don't include detailed instructions as to how to set it up in LCDC.  Turns out we were using the wrong GPO number!   I did not bother to look at the back of the LED bus which clearly marks each LED as GPO 04-06 as shown on the pic above.  When you setup an event in LCDC, you have to select one of these in order to get it to work.  Those who are not already familiar with the functionality of these displays may find it a bit difficult to get this accessory working.  We will show you one example in which you can use this accessory.

 

 

We setup the LED labeled "GPO 04" to turn on, flash or strobe when new email is present.  To do this, open the screen builder in LCDC and click on the "Events" tab.  From here, you will create a new event and give it a name.  Select "Sys -> On Mail In" from the Event menu.  Under accounts, select one of the email accounts you setup in the configuration menu.  As the Action, select GPO to strobe, flash or turn on.  Make sure you select the correct GPO number!  

 

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strobe effect video clip

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blink effect video clip

 

The LED bus uses high intensity blue LED's.  I love how you can set an effect to each LED individually in LCDC.  Above are two 8 second video clips to demonstrate both the strobe effect and flash effect.

 

Sample Screens

 

What we did like with this new version of LCDC was some of the cool pre-installed screens.   Most of them are quite useful and save you the time it takes to create them yourself.   Below are just a few that come pre-configured for you.

 

 

Another great feature is the ability to access any of your screens on demand from the right click menu of your LCDC sys tray icon as shown below. 

 

 

 

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