BluetoothLedStrip

Control LED Strips that use the 'MagicStrip' iOS/Android and 'Zengge' Android app.

Supported Devices

Two different protocols/devices are supported:

• Tested with a Bluetooth device named 'HTZM', but should work also with 'JMC-A', 'JMC-B', 'MAGIC_SHOE', 'MAGIC_LAMP', 'LCF', 'CoolStripMic', 'CRGB', 'FS0001' and 'FS0002' devices.
• Devices starting with the Bluetooth device name 'LEDnetWF'.

Demo

See example/example.html for usage.

See https://the-sz.com/products/bluetooth_led_strip/ for a real life demo.

Usage

Just include the script:

<script type="module"
        src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/the-sz/BluetoothLedStrip/dist/BluetoothLedStrip.js">
</script>

And call the few functions.

Create a new device

device = new BluetoothLedStrip.Device();

Connect to the device

device.connect(onConnect, onDisconnect, onError);

This will open the Bluetooth dialog in the browser.

Call functions to control the LEDs

device.setRGB()

device.setRGB(red, green, blue);

Set LEDs to the given value. Each parameter can be between 0 and 255.

device.setBrightness()

device.setBrightness(brightness);

Set the overall brightness between 0 and 255 for MagicStrip or 0 and 100 for LEDnetWF.

device.setSwitch()

device.setSwitch(value);

Toggle on/off. The parameter value seems to be ignored by the 'MagicStrip' device.

device.setMode()

device.setMode(mode);

Show a specifc animation. mode can be between 0 and 40 (MagicStrip) or 1 and 113 (LEDnetWF).

device.setSpeed()

device.setSpeed(speed);

Set the animation speed between 0 (fastest) and 255 (slowest) for MagicStrip or 0 (slowest) and 100 (fastest) for LEDnetWF.

License

GNU General Public License v3.0

Acknowledgement

https://github.com/8none1/zengge_lednetwf did the protocol reverse engineering on the LEDnetWF protocol.