Atmel?

[SilentTrigger]

Note that its not the RGB ligts thats is on show, just 4 usual LEDs, but will take a video when i get the RGB ligths up and working aswell!

They are fading pretty quickly so it might be hard to see, need to start my other computer to change it.

Will be a while till I get the camera so i might change it.

[NaughtyPerry]

Originally posted by -Elite-
now that i think about it...that might be fun to research...make a button that when i push something gives me a soda could come in handy when watching a movie

its called a vending machine

[JonM]

lol, but not exactly what i was thinking of

[SilentTrigger]

What it looks like:

http://www.kallberg.org/projekt/PICT0772.JPG

and film of what it looks like when operating:

www.kallberg.org/projekt/PICT0773.AVI

[SilentTrigger]

Update, finnaly got to it and ordered 10 RGB LEDs and put one to the test, and programed a little sequence of different colors of llight, its basicly only red green blue and a bit purple, was just hitting the number keypad randomly when i made the sequense so i didnt get many color veriation but you will get the idea, the photoage is a bit crappy and dont make the colors just but it will give you an idea,

http://www.kallberg.org/projekt/rgb.avi <-- film clip

It might look a bit weird but thats just because i programed it to be weird, i didn't pay much attention on what colors it showed and how I just did it.

What i do is through the Atmel and my programming i control the current to each color (one leg on the LED) and by doing this i change how much each induvidual color should be lit mixing the colors into different shades of color (can produce 16,581,375 (255^3) shades of color )