This was featured on Hacked Gadgets. There should be a link in the article with more info.
Alan
This was written in PicBasic Pro
Great to hear!
I think all you may need is a motion sensor that has a time output needed for the shortest delay then build a pulse stretcher circuit for the longer delay needed.
Sorry this controller can't control strip lights due to their power consumption.
You might want to connect the beam sensor and see if it starts to work.
Thanks.
A sensor chip like this might work well for you.
http://www.azoteq.com/images/stories/pdf/iqs316_datasheet.pdf
The CNC machine is lots of fun. You can see the company who makes it here.
https://probotix.com/
Hi Findo,
You can use normal 5mm ones like the ones that we sell.
http://alan-parekh.vstore.ca/index.php/cName/leds-individual-leds
Looks great Noel. Thanks for sharing it.
Hi Rick,
Just start small and learn from there.
Hi Bill,
Sounds like this project was one featured on Hacked Gadgets, there should be a link in the article with more info.
Hi Hristo,
That was actually just featured on Hacked Gadgets, there should be a link in the article with additional information.
Hi Saga,
The current versions is V1.3 and V1.4. When purchasing the controller select the operating style at the bottom of the page.
http://alan-parekh.vstore.ca/stair-lighting-controller-p-1.html