Combining Arduino Ethernet and Adafruit NeoPixel shield to create web controlled LED goodness

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This Project is implemented by combining Arduino Ethernet board and Adafruit NeoPixel shield(RGB LED 5X8 Matrix) for controlling LED from a remote side.

Hardware and Software

This project uses the following hardware

 

  1. Arduino Ethernet I picked mine up at  Microcenter.  They describe Gheo Electronics Arduino Ethernet Shield without PoE Module Rev.3 as an Ethernet Shield. The Arduino IDE supports this board.  I used version 1.0.5.
  2. Adafruit  NeoPixel Shield a 5×8 matrix of individually controllable RGB LED.  The software library is available on github.
  3. A simple protoshield with pass-through connectors.  The Ethernet connector is very large and the Neopixel Shield sits right on top of it. I used a prototyping shield to lift the NeoPixel board off the connector. You can see the cutout around the Ethernet connector in the right of the picture. It also gives me an easy place to connect the Nokia 5110 LCD display.
  4. Nokia 5110 LCD display.  Sparkfun makes one with a nice breakout board that is also available atMicrocenter. I soldered a connector for it to the protoshield.  The LCD is not shown in the picture.
  5. FTDI USB adapter for programming the Arduino.

 

 

Using Library

 

 

Original Site = http://joe.blog.freemansoft.com/2014/06/combining-arduino-ethernet-and-adafruit.html

 

Tags : W5100, WIZnet, Arduino, Ethernet shield, NeoPixel shield, Adafruit, RGB LED, LED Matrix

This Project is implemented by combining Arduino Ethernet board and Adafruit NeoPixel shield(RGB LED 5X8 Matrix) for controlling LED from a remote side.

Hardware and Software

This project uses the following hardware

 

  1. Arduino Ethernet I picked mine up at  Microcenter.  They describe Gheo Electronics Arduino Ethernet Shield without PoE Module Rev.3 as an Ethernet Shield. The Arduino IDE supports this board.  I used version 1.0.5.
  2. Adafruit  NeoPixel Shield a 5×8 matrix of individually controllable RGB LED.  The software library is available on github.
  3. A simple protoshield with pass-through connectors.  The Ethernet connector is very large and the Neopixel Shield sits right on top of it. I used a prototyping shield to lift the NeoPixel board off the connector. You can see the cutout around the Ethernet connector in the right of the picture. It also gives me an easy place to connect the Nokia 5110 LCD display.
  4. Nokia 5110 LCD display.  Sparkfun makes one with a nice breakout board that is also available atMicrocenter. I soldered a connector for it to the protoshield.  The LCD is not shown in the picture.
  5. FTDI USB adapter for programming the Arduino.

 

 

Using Library

 

 

Original Site = http://joe.blog.freemansoft.com/2014/06/combining-arduino-ethernet-and-adafruit.html

 

Tags : W5100, WIZnet, Arduino, Ethernet shield, NeoPixel shield, Adafruit, RGB LED, LED Matrix

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