Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Buy/Sell/Trade - non-retail => Topic started by: Nephasth on May 23, 2012, 09:04:33 pm
-
I have 4 32-port LED-Wiz boards (device IDs 1-4), 3 of which I would like to sell (and as a lot if possible). If you don't have an LED-Wiz I can send you the boards ID'd 1-3, if you already have one, and if you want, I can send you the boards ID'd 2-4. These are the newer small chip versions and have been used very little. All are recognized by Windows, and come with USB cables. When using one LED-Wiz, device number does not matter as long as you have your software (i.e. LEDBlinky) looking for that device number. When using multiple LED-Wizs, you can have any combination of device numbers as long as they don't share the same number.
Pricing:
- 1 LED-Wiz - $40 shipped
- 2 LED-Wizs - $75 shipped
- 3 LED-Wizs - $110 shipped
Available device IDs:
-
Pic...
(http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=120414.0;attach=184957)
-
and how could I use this in my driving cab? can I get the buttons to blink with the on screen display of Daytona USA? I wouldnt need all of them, thats for sure.
-
Do you guy know if there is any way to change the DEV #?
-
and how could I use this in my driving cab? can I get the buttons to blink with the on screen display of Daytona USA? I wouldnt need all of them, thats for sure.
I don't know if LEDBlinky can change animations based on what's going on in game...
Do you guy know if there is any way to change the DEV #?
Randy can change the IDs (but I don't think he would if you didn't buy them from him)... If you have only one it doesn't matter, I used Device 4 for my cabinet lighting tests. Even if you have multiples, it doesn't matter as long as they're all different from each other.
-
Interesting. Well, if you can't sell them as a set, I might buy one from you individually. But I will try to lowball you, man!
-
Interesting. Well, if you can't sell them as a set, I might buy one from you individually. But I will try to lowball you, man!
Hmm. I guess if I can get 3 people interested (or 1 for 1, and 1 for 2), I'll split them up. Any one else interested in 1 or 2?
-
Updated first post with single pricing and some additional info...
-
and how could I use this in my driving cab? can I get the buttons to blink with the on screen display of Daytona USA? I wouldnt need all of them, thats for sure.
I don't know if LEDBlinky can change animations based on what's going on in game...
I haven't used LEDBlinky yet, although I have purchased it from Arzoo and plan to use it quite heavily once I get around to rebuilding my CP... ;D But, such things *MIGHT* be possible if you jump through enough hoops. Autohotkey has some sort of bitmap screen search function, where you can specify a small screen snippet and if it sees it show up in a screenshot it can fire off an action. I don't know how processor-intensive that is, but i would guess it's significant. I believe there is a thread where LeChuck or someone else used this to get his 4-to-8-way automated-switching joysticks to switch into 4-way mode in the middle of a Tron game when the light cycle stage started but switch back to 8-way when you progressed to the next stage or got a game over. So, if you're able to identify a little screen area that will always look like a certain pattern when you want your lights to blink (and will NEVER look that way when you don't want them to blink) then you could have autohotkey detect that and then take some action.
At that point, I don't know if you can just pass LEDBlinky a command line parameter to switch on a particular animation or what. Haven't really started messing with it.
The bitmap search seems kind of a kluge, but a powerful kluge. Scrubbing the screen data over and over again has got to take some processor power and it would be so much nicer if the games themselves fired off an event you could use, but since they don't it seems like the screen search could open up some cool possibilities.
-
All sold! Thanks.
-
Drat!