import time import board from rgb import RGB # import the RGB class from the rgb module r1 = board.D3 #sets all pins up g1 = board.D4 b1 = board.D5 r2 = board.D1 g2 = board.D2 b2 = board.D7 myRGB1 = RGB(r1, g1, b1) # create a new RGB object, using pins 3, 4, and 5 myRGB2 = RGB(r2, g2, b2) # create a new RGB object, using pins 8, 9, and 10 myRGB1.red() # Glow red myRGB2.green() # Glow green time.sleep(1) myRGB1.blue() # Glow blue myRGB2.cyan() # Glow... you get it... time.sleep(1) myRGB1.magenta() # Did you know magenta isn't in the rainbow? myRGB2.yellow() # Like you learned in first grade, red and green make... huh? time.sleep(1) myRGB1.rainbow1( ) # Nicely fade through all the colors of the rainbow at the given rate. Oooooh, pretty! myRGB2.rainbow2( ) # Nicely fade through all the colors of the rainbow at the given rate. Oooooh, pretty! time.sleep(1)
import board #pylint: disable-msg=import-error import time from rgb import RGB #pin numbers for each color r1 = board.D2 g1 = board.D3 b1 = board.D4 r2 = board.D5 g2 = board.D6 b2 = board.D7 #declare objects LED1 = RGB(r1, g1, b1) LED2 = RGB(r2, g2, b2) #call methods from class LED1.red() LED2.green() time.sleep(1) LED1.blue() LED2.cyan() time.sleep(1) LED1.magenta() LED2.yellow() time.sleep(1)
delay = 1
myRGB1 = RGB(pins1)
myRGB2 = RGB(pins2)
print("go")
while True:
myRGB1.red()
myRGB2.green()
time.sleep(delay)
myRGB1.green()
myRGB2.red()
time.sleep(delay)
myRGB1.blue()
myRGB2.cyan()
time.sleep(delay)
myRGB1.cyan()
myRGB2.blue()
time.sleep(delay)
myRGB1.magenta()
myRGB2.yellow()
time.sleep(delay)
myRGB1.yellow()
myRGB2.magenta()
time.sleep(delay)
myRGB1.white()
myRGB2.white()
time.sleep(delay)
myRGB1.black()
myRGB2.black()
import time
import board #pylint: disable-msg=import-error
from rgb import RGB
r = board.D2
g = board.D3
b = board.D4
myRGB = RGB(r, g, b)
print("go")
while True:
myRGB.red()
time.sleep(0.1)
myRGB.green()
time.sleep(0.1)
myRGB.blue()
time.sleep(0.1)
myRGB.cyan()
time.sleep(0.1)
myRGB.magenta()
time.sleep(0.1)
myRGB.yellow()
time.sleep(0.1)
myRGB.white()
time.sleep(0.1)
myRGB.black()
time.sleep(0.1)
myRGB.rainbow()
import time
import board
from rgb import RGB # import the RGB class from the rgb module
r1 = board.D3
g1 = board.D2
b1 = board.D1
r2 = board.D12
g2 = board.D11
b2 = board.D10
myRGB1 = RGB(r1, g1, b1) # create a new RGB object, using pins 3, 4, and 5
myRGB2 = RGB(r2, g2, b2) # create a new RGB object, using pins 8, 9, and 10
while True:
myRGB1.red() # Glow red
myRGB2.yellow() # Glow green
time.sleep(1)
myRGB1.yellow() # Glow blue
myRGB2.green() # Glow... you get it...
time.sleep(1)
myRGB1.green() # Did you know magenta isn't in the rainbow?
myRGB2.cyan(
) # Like you learned in first grade, red and green make... huh?
time.sleep(1)
myRGB1.cyan() # Did you know magenta isn't in the rainbow?
myRGB2.blue(
) # Like you learned in first grade, red and green make... huh?
time.sleep(1)
myRGB1 = RGB(r1, g1, b1) # create a new RGB object, using pins 2, 3, and 4
myRGB2 = RGB(r2, g2, b2) # create a new RGB object, using pins 5, 6, and 7
#print(myRGB1.kind)
#print(myRGB2.kind)
myRGB1.change_name("rex")
myRGB1.red() # first RGB LED glow red
myRGB2.green() # second RGB LED glow green
time.sleep(1)
myRGB1.blue() # first RGB LED glow blue
myRGB2.cyan() # second RGB LED glow cyan
time.sleep(1)
myRGB1.magenta() # first RGB LED glow magenta
myRGB2.yellow() # second RGB LED glow yellow
time.sleep(1)
# extra spicy (optional) part
myRGB1.rainbow(
rate1
) # first RGB LED Fade through the colors of the rainbow at the given rate.
myRGB2.rainbow(
rate2
