Your project looks awesome, both visually and as a concept! It’s a fantastic idea for beginners since it’s simple but still teaches some important basics. Just wanted to share a quick tip: I noticed the way the resistor is installed has both legs connected to GND, which creates a short and means it’s not doing anything in the circuit. Even if it was connected properly, it’s usually better for each LED to have its own current-limiting resistor. I get that using just one is to keep things simple, but it’s worth explaining why separate resistors can make a difference in protecting the LEDs and ensuring the circuit lasts longer. That said, the effect turned out amazing, and this project is super inspiring for anyone starting out. Great job! 👏🎉
Logical simplified and easy...thats how i see it...ive been searching many sites for a systematic layout for this concept and found this too be easiest...im new to programming and hardware and software...its new to me...im a carpenter by trade...is it possible to make more tutorials based on LED set ups... like turn signals solid and running brake signals solid reverse signals DRL signals....im sure we would love more of those set ups...my first project is to a complete tail light set up using Arduino and LEDs ...help the brother if u can👍👍👍😁😁😁
How many watts are the resistors? I really like the creativity of this project! Gives me so many different ideas to try and make different versions of this project.The hardest part will be learning the programming. Thanks for the entertaining and informative video!
Isn't it better to use PWM instead of resistors for power saving especially in battery operated applications? Unfortunately most of the addressable IC's have high standby/quiscent current.
Dude, you are amazing, your explanations is perfect for the starters but I have one question. So in this video you controlling every led individual, when you will have all the tail light you are running out of space on arduino 😂. Can you make a video about controlling a lot of leds via arduino? That will be awesome, or if you have already a similar tutorial
If you look at a normal strip of led, there is like a cut line if that makes sense? Each of those wires that got to the individual led in this video, they go to each cut line on an led strip. So what it does it powers 3 led at a time for example but because you have so many led it still looks like it flows. It's hard to explain without showing I hope I helped you if not I'll try to explain it better for you.
Very nice! are we able to change it from the chaser sequence to a solid and the sequence pattern on the Audi light you have in the beginning of the video?
Hello brother If use 1 board arduino I want control two turn signals Left and Right How to write code ? You can write for Traine or write examples Give I PLEASE
Hi I'm new to Arduino. Nice work by the way. Do you need to use a computer ever time to execute to the script. Or can you add buttons to the nano to run the script. Best regards
It would have been good to see how to connect this to your existing indicator circuit, so it's triggered when you indicate in your can. This is not straightforward.
Sir car sequence signal indicator with left and right yellow colour and parking light with red colour and reverse light white colour and brake light red colour with ws 2812 led strip with Arduino Uno code video
// using for loop using UNO int LED1= 2; int LED2= 3; int LED3= 4; int LED4= 5; int LED5= 6; int LED6= 7; int LED7= 8; int LED8= 9; int LED9= 10; int LED10= 11; void setup() { // put your setup code here, to run once: pinMode(LED1,OUTPUT); pinMode(LED2,OUTPUT); pinMode(LED3,OUTPUT); pinMode(LED4,OUTPUT); pinMode(LED5,OUTPUT); pinMode(LED6,OUTPUT); pinMode(LED7,OUTPUT); pinMode(LED8,OUTPUT); pinMode(LED9,OUTPUT); pinMode(LED10,OUTPUT); } void loop() { for(int i=11;i>1;i--) { digitalWrite(i,HIGH); digitalWrite(i-1,LOW); delay(30); } for(int i=11;i>1;i--) { digitalWrite(i,LOW); digitalWrite(i-1,LOW); delay(30); }
Your project looks awesome, both visually and as a concept! It’s a fantastic idea for beginners since it’s simple but still teaches some important basics.
Just wanted to share a quick tip: I noticed the way the resistor is installed has both legs connected to GND, which creates a short and means it’s not doing anything in the circuit. Even if it was connected properly, it’s usually better for each LED to have its own current-limiting resistor. I get that using just one is to keep things simple, but it’s worth explaining why separate resistors can make a difference in protecting the LEDs and ensuring the circuit lasts longer.
That said, the effect turned out amazing, and this project is super inspiring for anyone starting out. Great job! 👏🎉
Logical simplified and easy...thats how i see it...ive been searching many sites for a systematic layout for this concept and found this too be easiest...im new to programming and hardware and software...its new to me...im a carpenter by trade...is it possible to make more tutorials based on LED set ups... like turn signals solid and running brake signals solid reverse signals DRL signals....im sure we would love more of those set ups...my first project is to a complete tail light set up using Arduino and LEDs ...help the brother if u can👍👍👍😁😁😁
I will gladly help you
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Arhhh but what if you want to use latch transistors too and dont want a running light but same style but fills up then resets!! Also more leds !!
Hello! I understand how to do this on the circuit board, but how should I mount it on the actual car lights? Do you have a video for that?
How many watts are the resistors? I really like the creativity of this project! Gives me so many different ideas to try and make different versions of this project.The hardest part will be learning the programming. Thanks for the entertaining and informative video!
0.5 watt / thank u for the comment ...👍
Isn't it better to use PWM instead of resistors for power saving especially in battery operated applications? Unfortunately most of the addressable IC's have high standby/quiscent current.
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Hi is the arduino capable to control multiple light such as brake, park, signals or every section needs 1 arduino?
Wow its smart work.keep it up dear
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If I want to use it with rc car the power from the receiver is only around 5-6v what resistor do I use ?
So we need 2 or 4 pcs arduino nano for 1 car..?
Using ws2812 is istill work?
A quoo sert le code est ce que on peut la brancher avec 12v ou bien on a besoin d'un ordinateur
I have a "arduino nano every" it appears they have about the same output would say that the nano every could work with this
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Dude, you are amazing, your explanations is perfect for the starters but I have one question. So in this video you controlling every led individual, when you will have all the tail light you are running out of space on arduino 😂. Can you make a video about controlling a lot of leds via arduino? That will be awesome, or if you have already a similar tutorial
Very good idea, thank you very much
@@slideas1 your welcome!
If you look at a normal strip of led, there is like a cut line if that makes sense? Each of those wires that got to the individual led in this video, they go to each cut line on an led strip. So what it does it powers 3 led at a time for example but because you have so many led it still looks like it flows. It's hard to explain without showing I hope I helped you if not I'll try to explain it better for you.
Please build with esp8266 for the next project so we can change color, running, effect🙏
great video, thanks !!!
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Very nice! are we able to change it from the chaser sequence to a solid and the sequence pattern on the Audi light you have in the beginning of the video?
thank u & yes
Thanks for the reply I don’t know how to change the code or what code to use
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@@slideas1 making it a solid line after the sequence hope you know what I mean then loop it
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Try with car indicator.. then u will realise the real problem . It will never run like this coz car flashing timing is different
Great video!
Thank u
Thank you very much for your great video.
Do we need two nano for left and right flashers?
Thank u...Only one nano for borth
Where i can find the arduino nano ship
How many volts of voltage does this circuit need?
5v
How to turn it into a 12v lamp?
how about using the button???
Hello brother If use 1 board arduino I want control two turn signals Left and Right
How to write code ?
You can write for Traine or write examples Give I PLEASE
Hi I'm new to Arduino. Nice work by the way. Do you need to use a computer ever time to execute to the script. Or can you add buttons to the nano to run the script.
Best regards
Thank u very much & best idea .....
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Hey, great video. Please share the code as well. I cannot find it in the description.
Thank u....
Download 👇
www.mediafire.com/folder/6iw14t1bff28c/audi_style_indicator
BGM Brother???
Should i copy and past the code ?
Yes
Man I forgot to ask you ..... what software you use to write the code for arduino a link to download it is possible????
www.arduino.cc/en/software
Welcome bro.....👍👍👍
that's not complete where will connect the 12v of the car that is the signal turn pin to the andrino
Used vin pin and 470ohm resistor .....
Please share the diagram of this connection???
It would have been good to see how to connect this to your existing indicator circuit, so it's triggered when you indicate in your can. This is not straightforward.
Thank u
Sir car sequence signal indicator with left and right yellow colour and parking light with red colour and reverse light white colour and brake light red colour with ws 2812 led strip with Arduino Uno code video
That resistor is shorted.
exactly hahahaha
Cod ardoino?
// using for loop using UNO
int LED1= 2;
int LED2= 3;
int LED3= 4;
int LED4= 5;
int LED5= 6;
int LED6= 7;
int LED7= 8;
int LED8= 9;
int LED9= 10;
int LED10= 11;
void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
pinMode(LED1,OUTPUT);
pinMode(LED2,OUTPUT);
pinMode(LED3,OUTPUT);
pinMode(LED4,OUTPUT);
pinMode(LED5,OUTPUT);
pinMode(LED6,OUTPUT);
pinMode(LED7,OUTPUT);
pinMode(LED8,OUTPUT);
pinMode(LED9,OUTPUT);
pinMode(LED10,OUTPUT);
}
void loop() {
for(int i=11;i>1;i--)
{
digitalWrite(i,HIGH);
digitalWrite(i-1,LOW);
delay(30);
}
for(int i=11;i>1;i--)
{
digitalWrite(i,LOW);
digitalWrite(i-1,LOW);
delay(30);
}
}
The problem is to bit this inside
Video could be 2 min. Long