OpenHAL led-strip

unverified library/openhal_firmware/openhal-led-strip.hal.yaml

Id	openhal-led-strip
Manufacturer	OpenHAL
Model	led-strip
Driver	openhal-firmware
Hazard	low
Limits	unconfirmed The library file holds suggested limits for brightness, and no person has confirmed those limits yet. How a person confirms the limits

Control channels

Channel	Min	Max	Step	Rate per s	Unit	Confirm	Limit
brightness	0	60	1	25	%	none	suggested

Read channels

Channel	Type	Unit	Every
ambient_light	number	%	2 s

openhal: "0.1"
device: { name: LED strip, model: led-strip, manufacturer: OpenHAL }
id: openhal-led-strip
match:
  firmware: { product: led-strip }
connect: { openhal-firmware: auto, boot_s: 2 }
read:
  ambient_light: { unit: percent, every: 2 s, range: [0, 100] }
write:
  brightness: { unit: percent, min: 0, max: 60, step: 1, max_change_per_s: 25, suggested: true }
safe_state: { brightness: 0 }
watchdog: { heartbeat: 5 s, on_loss: safe_state }
hazard: low
notes: >-
  Suggested limits. A person must confirm every limit before this device can be written.
  The sketch is the LedStrip example of the OpenHAL Arduino library, with the strip driver on pin 6 of an
  Arduino Uno or pin 25 of an ESP32 and a light sensor on A1 or pin 34. A long strip at full brightness
  gets warm and can draw more current than its supply gives, so this file stops at 60 %.
provenance: { source: library, by: OpenHAL starter library, at: 2026-10-25, verification: { status: unverified } }