LED Cube/Using the Cube - Versionsgeschichte

Marvin: /* Loading your Application */

2012-05-07T07:03:42Z

Loading your Application

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	Simply use this web interface to click your own animation. Once you have finished one, click on the 'Generate HEX' button. This will generate an application for your LED Cube, playing the animation you just created. Save this hex file on your disk and remember where it was.		Simply use this web interface to click your own animation. Once you have finished one, click on the 'Generate HEX' button. This will generate an application for your LED Cube, playing the animation you just created. Save this hex file on your disk and remember where it was.

	==Loading ~~your~~ Application==		==Loading Your Application==
	Now we are going to load the application which is contained in the HEX file you just downloaded. To do this, we first need to get the host application to talk to the LED Cube bootloader. This process is different for Windows and Linux:		Now we are going to load the application which is contained in the HEX file you just downloaded. To do this, we first need to get the host application to talk to the LED Cube bootloader. This process is different for Windows and Linux:
	===Windows===		===Windows===

Marvin: /* Creating Your Own Animation */

2012-05-06T10:58:50Z

Creating Your Own Animation

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	{{attention\|If you do not have IPv6 uplink visiting this site will fail ''always''. You may then also use a proxied version of this web interface at [http://sandroknauss.de/ledcube sandroknauss.de/ledcube]. This proxy is kindly provided by hefee for those of you who are still stuck in an IPv4 age. This version is limited to generating hex files and saving a animations. However, you can not re-load them. If you do want to use the full version of the web interface, get IPv6 uplink. The direct way for this would be to ask your Internet Service Provider. Alternatively you can ask [http://www.sixxs.net/ SiXXS] to provide you with an IPv6 tunnel.}}		{{attention\|If you do not have IPv6 uplink visiting this site will fail ''always''. You may then also use a proxied version of this web interface at [http://sandroknauss.de/ledcube sandroknauss.de/ledcube]. This proxy is kindly provided by hefee for those of you who are still stuck in an IPv4 age. This version is limited to generating hex files and saving a animations. However, you can not re-load them. If you do want to use the full version of the web interface, get IPv6 uplink. The direct way for this would be to ask your Internet Service Provider. Alternatively you can ask [http://www.sixxs.net/ SiXXS] to provide you with an IPv6 tunnel.}}

	Simply use this web interface to click your own animation. Once you have finished one, click on the 'Generate HEX' button. This will generate an application for your LED Cube, playing the animation you just created. Save this hex file on your ~~harddisk~~ and remember where it was.		Simply use this web interface to click your own animation. Once you have finished one, click on the 'Generate HEX' button. This will generate an application for your LED Cube, playing the animation you just created. Save this hex file on your disk and remember where it was.

	==Loading your Application==		==Loading your Application==

Marvin: /* Creating Your Own Animation */

2012-05-06T10:57:11Z

Creating Your Own Animation

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	==Creating Your Own Animation==		==Creating Your Own Animation==
	There are many ways for creating an animation. For now, we will stick to separate frames which will be played in an endless loop. You can use our LED Cube web interface to create your animation: [http://cube6.0x53a.de/ cube6.0x53a.de]. If you do not have IPv6 uplink ~~you~~ may also use a proxied version of this web interface at [http://sandroknauss.de/ledcube sandroknauss.de/ledcube].		There are many ways for creating an animation. For now, we will stick to separate frames which will be played in an endless loop. You can use our LED Cube web interface to create your animation: [http://cube6.0x53a.de/ cube6.0x53a.de].
			{{attention\|If you do not have IPv6 uplink visiting this site will fail ''always''. You may then also use a proxied version of this web interface at [http://sandroknauss.de/ledcube sandroknauss.de/ledcube]. This proxy is kindly provided by hefee for those of you who are still stuck in an IPv4 age. This version is limited to generating hex files and saving a animations. However, you can not re-load them. If you do want to use the full version of the web interface, get IPv6 uplink. The direct way for this would be to ask your Internet Service Provider. Alternatively you can ask [http://www.sixxs.net/ SiXXS] to provide you with an IPv6 tunnel.}}

	Simply use this web interface to click your own animation. Once you have finished one, click on the 'Generate HEX' button. This will generate an application for your LED Cube, playing the animation you just created. Save this hex file on your harddisk and remember where it was.		Simply use this web interface to click your own animation. Once you have finished one, click on the 'Generate HEX' button. This will generate an application for your LED Cube, playing the animation you just created. Save this hex file on your harddisk and remember where it was.

Marvin: /* Linux */

2012-05-05T22:04:09Z

Linux

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	You should see a file named 'bootloadHID'. (You will also see a bootloadHID.exe. This is '''not''' it. This is for the windows people who are unable to build the tool for themselves ;) .)		You should see a file named 'bootloadHID'. (You will also see a bootloadHID.exe. This is '''not''' it. This is for the windows people who are unable to build the tool for themselves ;) .)

	Now set the bootloader jumper on your cube to bootloader mode (see above if you skipped the previous part) and '''re'''connect it.		Now set the bootloader jumper on your cube to bootloader mode (see above if you skipped the previous part) and '''re'''connect it. Then flash the new software onto the cube using the following command:
			sudo ./bootloadHID -r '''<path to the hex file you just downloaded>'''

Marvin: /* Linux */

2012-05-05T22:02:14Z

Linux

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 5. Mai 2012, 22:02 Uhr
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	You should see a file named 'bootloadHID'. (You will also see a bootloadHID.exe. This is '''not''' it. This is for the windows people who are unable to build the tool for themselves ;) .)		You should see a file named 'bootloadHID'. (You will also see a bootloadHID.exe. This is '''not''' it. This is for the windows people who are unable to build the tool for themselves ;) .)

			Now set the bootloader jumper on your cube to bootloader mode (see above if you skipped the previous part) and '''re'''connect it.

Marvin: /* Linux */

2012-05-05T22:00:03Z

Linux

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	ls		ls

	You should see a file named 'bootloadHID' (You will also see a bootloadHID.exe. This is '''not''' it.)		You should see a file named 'bootloadHID'. (You will also see a bootloadHID.exe. This is '''not''' it. This is for the windows people who are unable to build the tool for themselves ;) .)

Marvin: /* Linux */

2012-05-05T21:57:52Z

Linux

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 * gcc
 * libusb (including headers)
 For example, if you are using Ubuntu, the only thing you need to do is:
-  sudo apt-get install libusb-dev
+  sudo apt-get install git git-core libusb-dev

Marvin: /* Creating Your Own Animation */

2012-05-05T21:55:22Z

Creating Your Own Animation

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 5. Mai 2012, 21:55 Uhr
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	Simply use this web interface to click your own animation. Once you have finished one, click on the 'Generate HEX' button. This will generate an application for your LED Cube, playing the animation you just created. Save this hex file on your harddisk and remember where it was.		Simply use this web interface to click your own animation. Once you have finished one, click on the 'Generate HEX' button. This will generate an application for your LED Cube, playing the animation you just created. Save this hex file on your harddisk and remember where it was.

			==Loading your Application==
			Now we are going to load the application which is contained in the HEX file you just downloaded. To do this, we first need to get the host application to talk to the LED Cube bootloader. This process is different for Windows and Linux:
			===Windows===
			{{attention\|@todo}}
			===Linux===
			You first need some software. In particular:
			* make
			* gcc
			* libusb (including headers)

			For example, if you are using Ubuntu, the only thing you need to do is:
			sudo apt-get install libusb-dev

Marvin: /* Creating Your Own Animation */

2012-05-05T21:43:22Z

Creating Your Own Animation

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 5. Mai 2012, 21:43 Uhr
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	==Creating Your Own Animation==		==Creating Your Own Animation==
	There are many ways for creating an animation. For now, we will stick to separate frames which will be played in an endless loop. You can use our LED Cube web interface to create your animation: [http://cube6.0x53a.de/ cube6.0x53a.de]. (If you do not have IPv6 uplink you may also use a proxied version of this web interface at [http://sandroknauss.de/ledcube sandroknauss.de/ledcube].		There are many ways for creating an animation. For now, we will stick to separate frames which will be played in an endless loop. You can use our LED Cube web interface to create your animation: [http://cube6.0x53a.de/ cube6.0x53a.de]. If you do not have IPv6 uplink you may also use a proxied version of this web interface at [http://sandroknauss.de/ledcube sandroknauss.de/ledcube].

			Simply use this web interface to click your own animation. Once you have finished one, click on the 'Generate HEX' button. This will generate an application for your LED Cube, playing the animation you just created. Save this hex file on your harddisk and remember where it was.

Marvin am 5. Mai 2012 um 21:41 Uhr

2012-05-05T21:41:27Z

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	If, on the other hand, it is on the right two pins or completely removed, The LED Cube will enter the application mode.		If, on the other hand, it is on the right two pins or completely removed, The LED Cube will enter the application mode.

			==Creating Your Own Animation==
			There are many ways for creating an animation. For now, we will stick to separate frames which will be played in an endless loop. You can use our LED Cube web interface to create your animation: [http://cube6.0x53a.de/ cube6.0x53a.de]. (If you do not have IPv6 uplink you may also use a proxied version of this web interface at [http://sandroknauss.de/ledcube sandroknauss.de/ledcube].